phil smith is totally cleared.ell entered guilty pleas here at the randolph county courthouse in the murder of linda collins. >> so, rebecca o'donnell, in what turned out to be a very dramatic move, decided to change her plea in this case from not guilty to guilty. and that was a shock that no one really saw coming. >> that plea is one sentence long. she says, "i went over to linda's house, and i intentionally killed her and concealed her body." >> that's the only time you heard her say anything in the courtroom. and that is also when the death penalty came off the table. >> it still definitely hurt hearing her say you know, i killed her, and i moved her body. >> was there emotion attached to her when she said that? >> no. >> no. >> she said it just because she was told she had to say it, she didn't -- she didn't care. >> while authorities don't charge becky with the alleged theft of linda's money, they do charge her with conspiracy stemming from the murder for hire plot, which she tried to hatch while in the count

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england made a quick start with phil salt and alex hales.st two balls, including this runout of salt. ben duckett picked up the baton for england and he and dawid malan added 78. he was then brilliantly ran out by mohammad rizwan, who showed lightning reflexes behind the stumps. that brought harry brook to the crease and they added 108 off 64 balls. chris woakes has dismissed the danger man. reece topley took a wicket. england head to australia for the t20 world cup that starts in a fortnight. they will warm up with a fortnight. they will warm up with a three match series against the house. after being left off the formula i calendar for the last two years because of the pandemic, the the singapore grand prix was the first chance for max verstappen to retain his world driver's title. he had a weekend to forget, but it was still good for red bull as sergio perez took the chequered flag. a five second time penalty for a minor infringement behind the safety car did not stop the mexican from claiming his second victory of the season. this weeken

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[laughing] [applause] really phil gramm and i have always come phil gramm and you have always had great aspirations for me. dick armey and my father learned a really valuable lesson together climbing poles, that if you work long hours you get time in half. and then professor armey became congressman armey and leader armey, and he and his entire team many of whom you've seen tonight, and there are many others, proved that if you work long hours at their job, you don't make an extra penny. but just like my dad who earn time and a half benefit of his family, dick and his team in their hard work have benefited all of our families. and you can live with that assurance, dick. you are a man to culture of book, not about you, but i'm going to court back to you, a man of great stature as well as a man of great status. there are two men in my life, dick, without whom i would never be a united states senator. both named richard, they are both from cando, and i love you both. [applause] >> thank you so much. that was sightless. by the way i apologize i forgot to mention the most important person in

of course phil is faculty governance, right? and i'm sorry he gives this oration of oration on faculty governance. why how bad that is and how it's ruining the university system and he gets all done and gets his wonderful ovation from all the wealthy donors to the university of north dakota and earl stranden gets up and says, just one quick announcement the dessert reception and honor of congressman army that was going to be hosted by the faculty has been canceled due to a recent lack of interest. one other thing about north dakota -- beloved home state and most of his family still lives there. i was distant can do about a week or two ago and and saw some of them but his preference for free markets senator graham. really supersedes the prairie populism of north dakota. he would add a hard time getting elected there. let's just say and although i think today he'd be hit that much better chance, but he did come and often knives game campaign for me in the 90s when i was young party chairman. he was the guy that would come and give

phil will be in here a moment. first another day and another scandalal for georgia senator ralphael warnock. his ex-wife pointed out he is a great actor but doesn't appear to be a good person. a new ad with newly uncovered body cam footage shows a disturbing light on elizabeth warren and his ex-wife. why wasn't elizabeth warren arrested? >> [sobbing]. he just started backing the car up. i could not believe he would run me over. i tried to keep the way he act under wraps and today he crossed the line. he is a great actor. he is phenomenal at putting on a really good show. >> sean: when allegations are made, often there is an arrest. why wasn't ralphael warnock arrested? why didn't the cop aarrest him. why is the media in georgia covering for elizabeth warren? that was not elizabeth warren's only run in with the law. he was ordered by a superior judge to attend mediation after he was accused of failing to pay child care expenses. as a minister elizabeth warren was -- warnock was arrested. one trooper said i never enc

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i want to turn the podium over to senator phil gramm who i'm at when phil gramm came up with this idea called the gramm-rudman bill. the gramm-rudman bill was no spending cuts if we could get the deficit down and all of washington had heart palpitations over this but it was one of the few times that wy cut spending under the gramm-rudman bill and he's been a crusader and hails from the great state of texas. give him a niceic warm welcome o phil gramm of texas. [applause] >> thank you steve. nobody told me i was going to say anything. i will say a few things. president reagan put his arm around me and he looked me in the eye and he said weinberger tells i me your croom redman is more dangerous than the sovietwe ministry. will you assure me that that's not true? and i said yes mr. president i will assure you that's not true. dick and i were destined to become friends because we are both in texas and we are both economists and we both wanted less government. there's not a lot of people who come to government with the idea idea -- institutions that come to be part of. i never lost my awe o

>> phil mattingly at the white house for us this afternoon, thank you, phil.ant to bring in cnn's matt eagan for more on this. gas prices have dipped a little over the past week, but they're still high after rising in recent weeks. so, what kind of an impact will the release from the strategic petroleum reserve have on this? >> well, john, we're already seeing an impact. oil prices falling sharply today on this news phil is talking about. and that should help put down pressure on gasoline prices. gallon of regular gas now sells for $3.87 nationally, that is, of course, not cheap, but it is well below that record high of over $5 in june. and veteran oil analysts tell me they think gas prices could trend lower by the end of the year, perhaps going down by another 20 cents. not necessarily because of what president biden is doing, because of market forces, but that would be good news. two important caveats here, one, the fact that the president is going to do this emergency sale, remember, that is part of the 180 million barrel-release that was already announced,

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phil mudd, it will take leadership. that's the bottom line. >> that's right. >> and that is the only way this environment is going to change. phil mudd, thank you very much. we appreciate it. much more on the brutal attack on speaker pelosi's house and the increased threats. upwork... with upwork the hiring process is fast and d flexible. behold... all that talenent! ♪ this is how we workrk now ♪ power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market a dental tool is round for a reason. so is an oral-b. round cleans better by surrounding each tooth. so clean, you'll feel like you just left the dentist. oral-b. brush like a pro. ♪ >>> and we are back with the developing news. paul pelosi still in the hospital after being attacked by an intruder with a harm. let's go to our washington correspondent sunlen serfaty. the speaker raced to california to be at her hus

phil keating from fort myers, florida. hello, phil.phil: good afternoon, there, mike, we are at the marina service center, people on boats dock for repairs. looks like the business is exploding right now. a lot of damage over here as well. these are ripped up parts of a trailer in a building next door that flew over to this lot. 45-foot long sailboat, a quarter million dollars, now it's a piece of junk. in fact, the name of it is the dreaming and the dreams were crushed by hurricane ian. that's charles right there. he says the boat was actually in the middle of the road yesterday before front-end loader moved it out of the way. that's what's happening up here up and gulf coast counties, cleanup of all wreckage that's blocking lane of traffic, if not piled up high on demolished hoes and businesses. we saw a bulldozer pushing one large sailboat right off the boulevard yesterday just to get it out of the way for the in and out traffic of search and rescue vehicles that are going in and out of the islands, the barrier islands like fort mye

phil, thank you very much indeed. _ to continue. phil, thank you very much indeed.country. deserted train station here today, and things probably not getting back to normal until monday, possibly. thank you. thousands of protesters have called for reform to the childcare sector is an parental leave. these were the scenes at one of the "march of the mummies" events in leeds city centre this morning. campaigners say maternity and paternity leave should be ringfenced and properly paid and alljobs should be flexible by default. the government says it is "committed to supporting working parents and helping them participate at work". a busy day in the premier league, five matches under way. earlier, manchester city went top after a 1—0 win at leicester, kevin de bruyne with the game just a few minutes into the second half. city overcame the absence of hurling whole and to secure their ninth league win of the season. elsewhere, graham potter makes his highly anticipated return to brighton. the former brighton boss returning as chelsea manager, it is currently 2—0 to bright

maybe phil graham, but there aren't many. it is a very very short list. you can be proud of what you left behind. he truly didn't give a hoot about what anybody thought. that gave him remarkable freedom. he did what he thought was right and what his conscience told him to do. he couldn't be bent. lobbyists couldn't bend him. his donors and his district couldn't bend him, and he lost several of them because they tried, and he refused. he told constituents what he believed, and in one famous encounter at a town hall meeting, a guy just kept badgering him over something over and over again and dick finally said i have had enough of you, meet me outside after this and i will kick your butt. he may not have said butt. [laughter] but that's who he was. he's a thinker. that's another thing i think that sets him apart is he really does spend time actually thinking. i think thought time today is pretty rare commodity. my kids i try to get them to -- if you have empty time, think, don't just go over to your phone and look at something. dick would be in a shower, ou

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are you also raising cash the way phil is, bryce?eal quick. >> we have a lot of cash already and we just started to put it to work but we're in bonds. i'm a lot more favorable on bonds than stocks right now. maria: all right, phil, bryce, great to see you both, he gentlemen. thanks very much. we appreciate your time. quick break and then democrat congressman jim clyburn admitting he and his counterparts knew costs would go up when they signed on more covid relief money. wait until you hear this. stay with us. ♪ come on eileen. ♪ i swear at this moment you mean everything. ♪ vo: it's a new day. because covid vaccines just got a big update. just in time for everyone who works. with other people. just in time for... ...more togetherness. just in time to say “oh, you bet we'll be there!” because the updated vaccines can now protect against both the original covid virus and omicron. and that's a moment... we've all been waiting for. thanks to avalara we can calculate sales tax on almost anything, anywhere, automatically. avalarahhhhh. wha

phil lebeau. >> you bet. >> phil mentioned the adam jonas note, da en dan what would you >> probablyford i think momentum around the ev models and their ability to raise prices twice, as phil just said and a handful of months here that speaks to demand for this product, when they get those supply chains back on schedule it should be fantastic for them moving a greater part of their fleet. vesz, let's say -- here's one thing. tell me where rates will be and we see what's going on here. twofold. right? the ability for people to finance the cars is an issue, and that cost greater for them just to own these sorts of cars especially with these increases, and ford itself, why does the stock trade where it was think of all the debt and ability to finance that debt with rates where they are. feels a bit like a value trap. down 40%, 50% from highness january. i'm not sfepi stepping in. back it out a few years, epic held and shoulders top right there. >> and bank stocks downgraded by atlantic equities. taking goldman sachs to underwait. morgan stanley from newt utral o overweight they're optim

[laughter] >> really, phil gramm and you have always had high expectations for me. if you work long hours you get time and a half. and then professor became congressman and leader and he is an entire team many whom you've seen tonight and there are many others. proved if you work long hours at their job, you don't make an extra penny. but just like my dad who earned time and a half, benefited his family dick and his team and their hard work and benefited all of our families but you can live with that assurance, dick. you are a man to quote your own but i'md about you going to quote it back to you but a man of great stature as well as a man of great status. there two men in my life i would never be a united states senator. they are botho. named richard ad i love you both. [applause] [cheering] x thank you so much senator print that was fabulous. by the way i apologize i forgot to mention the most important person in this book, susan armey thank you. [cheering] [applause] so, i asked a few people would you like to say something about your husband? [laughter] alright,

harlan scoring his third city hat—trick in phil foden scored his first.for united gave the scoreline a little bit of respectability, but in truth, they were never in the match. choinski reports. this was the derby day in manchester that turned into a rout. united had won their last four in the lead. the hope would fade on seven minutes. phil foden swept city to a lead that kept growing through a striker that keeps scoring. ellen harlan�*s first just crossed a striker that keeps scoring. ellen harlan�*s firstjust crossed the line, his second was emphatic. flan line, his second was emphatic. can he reach it? _ line, his second was emphatic. can he reach it? he _ line, his second was emphatic. can he reach it? he can. _ line, his second was emphatic. can he reach it? he can. that- line, his second was emphatic. can he reach it? he can. that was - line, his second was emphatic. can he reach it? he can. that was his l he reach it? he can. that was his 13th of the _ he reach it? he can. that was his 13th of the season _ he reach it? he can. that was his 13th of

phil: it does not help. there's no way it helps. let's roll back the clock, this was the town where harvey milk and george miss goni were assassinated. this is the town where there was attempt to assassinate gerald ford in union square. this is a town that has a history of this, and this is another sad chapter in it. we hope that paul pelosi recovers, but we also cross our fingers to see if the city recovers as well. karina: at a time when the city is trying so hard -- phil: trying desperately to get a safer image out there. karina: thank you for your input. dan: we were sending out alerts about the attack before dawn this morning with the abc 7 news app. download the app now. customize it to the specific topics and places you are most interested in. karina: and we have the this is gloria. she hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with her cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract in

phil." reporter: the cost for virtually everything is on the rise. dr. phil: surviving inflation.ut actual strategies here to really get more bang for your buck from flights. you need to be one step ahead of the airlines. dr. phil: to food. that's like cutting your food budget almost in half. little things to save big bucks. you can be adding real monthly value back to your household bottom line. dr. phil: let's do it. [theme music] woman: have a good show everybody. here we go. dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. woman: stand by. we'll count you down. dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day of your life. woman: 5, 4. dr. phil: get ready to take care of you. [cheering]

phil mattingly, thank you. let get information from william taylor, cnn counterterrorism analyst phil mud and katy. ambassador taylor, you're the a. how important for russia to agree to swap to release the body of this american who was killed fighting alongside ukrainian troops? >> wolf, we want to be sure we get all the bodies, all the people home. ukrainians want to do the same. this suggestions there are conversations that are going on on all of these issues. we know they've had conversations about prisoner swaps. this is another. we know they've had conversations about grain. so the conversations are important to proceed. >> let's see what happens next, phil, russia, as you know, is conducting right now its planned nuclear exercises amid this talk of some sort of tactical nuclear device or dirty bomb they potentially could use. what should the u.s. look for? >> there is a simple lesson of leadership. the hotter it gets in the kitchen, the cooler the cook gets. when you deal with this publicly, keep the temp

abc news reporter phil lipof explains.st 32 days until the big day, concerns that the perfect turkey for your family table could be tough to find. >> what mi you might have trouble finding is a smaller or bigger size. phil: the surge in pricing doing part of this year's outbreak of bird flu across the country. more than 47 million chickens and turkeys slaughtered to limit the spread of the highly-contagious illness. farming and food industry experts predict we will produce the highest turkey prices ever. the average 16-pound turkey that cost $24 last year will be upwards of $32 this year. inflation also playing a part in the price hikes. all retail food prices are up over 10% from last year. >> what consumers will see is likely a normal thanksgiving that is more expensive across the board. phil: but it is not just consumers flocking to supermarkets. restaurants also getting there feathers ruffled over demands for turkey. >> ♪ we have the meat ♪ phil: some arby's locations running out of turkey with limited stock. customers

uh, cosmos bee, uh, sanya bely and phil and he always tries his best.ell, one of the most important things - it's exactly in the casting to select. he didn't explain anything. that is, each of us who came to the site. in general , did he understand what was required of him and what should be done? lyosha just initially. these are the types of psychophysicists selected by sergey bezrukov. it was some kind of such, and this such a leader is not not outwardly, looking, but it would turn out to be a small strong, but such a bunch of energy that dimka is not already in such a whole, all so on hinges phil was such a person, not a joke, who is ready to cover everyone with him, she is reliable and honest and with an open heart and the bees, which, in general, are also chara, well, everyone on the site quickly sang so well, are we in a team, or what? somehow everyone took their places, and so we existed on the site. seryoga was already, well-deserved, with the well-deserved laureate of all orders and awards, therefore, well, like this is seryoga and we are like

phil, let me start with you. now mile long of trench antitank fortification, these giant concrete pyramids built by the notorious wagner mercenary group. russian state media says this is ultimately going to be 135 miles of this. what do you think is going on here, though? >> i think what's more -- i'd be pr more impressed if they can build that in a week. i think what's more important is what it indicates. and what it indicates is the russians are now almost everywhere except for bakhmut in the defensive position. i think they understand that they've lost the initiative right now. they're desperately trying to draft these new troops in, build up a new army. until they can do that, they understand that really what they have to do is try and hold on. so building that kind of line is a sign that they have some understanding of the situation they're in. >> and, steve, it comes as putin continues to broaden the war. there was a story today in the "washington post" that people following this war closely. i want to make

phil mcgraw (voiceover): sextorted to death. them getting the picture, they demanded $5,000. phil mcgraw (voiceover): the deadly aftermath. his little sister got home from school and found him. he felt he had no other option but to take his own life. sean: as soon as the money has sent, it doesn't stop because now, they have a money source. this can happen to anyone. [dramatic music] let's do it. woman: have a good show, everybody. here we go. phil mcgraw: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. woman: stand by. we'll count you down. phil mcgraw (voiceover): today is going to be a changing day in your life. woman: 5, 4. phil mcgraw (voiceover): get ready to take care of you.

phil mattingly joining us from the white house. thank you very much. u.s.ms have dropped to a three-week low. but americans are still feeling the pinch of rising inflation right now. let's discuss this and more with the former treasury secretary, larry summers. larry, thanks so much for joining us. how do you think the federal reserve looks at today's numbers on jobless claims as it tries to get a handle on rampant inflation here in the united states? is the risk the fed potentially could overcorrect? >> look, the fed's got a hard job. all of us have had the experience of taking a shower in some old hotel where there's a long lag between when you turn the faucet and when the temperature of the water changes. and when you're in that situation you turn the faucet and you turn the faucet and nothing happens and then all of a sudden you scalded yourself. and so it's a hard control, any system when your steering wheel is operating with a lag. so certainly anything's possible with the fed. i think the best chance that the fed has of maximizing employment through

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that makes no sense, phil. >> it doesn't make any sense.t the enemy. okay? we're on your team, right. we want american economy to thrive and drive and it's u.s. innovation that produced the cleanest energy in the world and we do it better than everybody else but yet president biden continues to say, you know, you're war profiteering or you're gouging the public and he's blaming that gasoline prices have gone up faster than oil prices. well, maybe you shouldn't be cracking down on refineries and making themes close. this is just nuts. it really is. i will say, it is a good thing that they used the ferris bueller line as opposed to weekend at bernie's. at least he's got that going for him. maria: mark tepper, do you feel pressured not to invest in oil companies. >> have you to own some energy right now. when you look at next quarter's earnings season, if you strip the energy sector out, we are going to finally see that profits recession that stephanie pomboy has been alluding to for the last 12 months or so. maria: she really has. all right.

phil, it's great -- phil flynn.you. >> hey, mike, it's great to be here and looking forward to gasoline prices coming down. not happening yet, is it? mike: well, so how do the markets react to the move by the president this week? >> not like you would think. you would think when the president says we're going to release oil from the reserves, prices would go down. they didn't. they rally after president biden gave that speech, and i think it's because the markets realize this is just a band-aid effort. it's a politically-motivated effort to try to get prices down for the midterms. and everybody who follows this market knows that short-term solution is going to end up costing americans more in the long run. mike: we have a graphic we can show our audience of gasoline prices since president biden took office, and there it is. if the aaa average today is at $3.79 a gallon. phil, is there something the biden administration could do to help the energy markets such as boosting domestic production? >> absolutely. i mean, t

phil massingly, stand by. we're going to get back to you in a few moments. i want to get to the midterm countdown. cnn's chief national affairs analyst, casey hunt, is joining us. she's in fort pierce florida where florida's gubernatorial debate kicks off in about two hours. what are the stakes there? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. the stakes here are incredibly high, not just for 2022, but for 2024. and that's because, of course, we know that ron desantis has been mulling challenging former president donald trump potentially in the 2024 republican nominating contest for president. and i have to tell you, you may be able to see a little behind me, but it does feel a little like it's already a presidential campaign and everything echoes what it felt like when trump was running for president, from the make america florida hats that are bright red that people are wearing, the t-shirts say keep florida free. we drove past the marina and there were several boats that were flying desantis flags in the style of the donald trump flags. so, of course, he's going to

to your point, phil, the u.s. oil and gas industry and workers, life comes at you pretty fast, the president of the u.s. oil and gas association. we'll see what happens next. obviously a big political liability for the white house as well to bring prices down. phil, thank you very much for joining us. appreciate it. all right, bret. >> bret: bring in byron york, you listened to phil there. administration has an issue here, they don't have a good answer about why the production in the u.s. was never tapped from the beginning, and why regulation after regulation, according to people in the industry, was hindering them. >> it wasn't tapped because the democratic party environmental constituency demanded it not be tapped. and that shows you now that president biden and his party are really stuck between a rock and a hard place here because they desperately, desperately want the price of gas to go down because midterms are coming and everybody knows inflation is by far the most important issue for voters, and yet there

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phil mcgraw is with us now to explain. dr. phil, good to have you back on, my friend. good to see how you man. >> well, good to talk to you, sean. >> how you doing? i'm good. you know, all my career, i've never called for a boycott, never call for a show to be canceled. never call for a host to be fired. i believe in something called freedom. we can't make people watch our shows or listen to my radio show. >> people have choices and i believe in freedom. but that is not the prevailing view anymore, isn't? well, sadly, it's not. i always thought that we to the universities to hear other people's ideas and to know not necessarily agree with them, but at least learn something about what they had to say. now we see surveys that tell us anywhere from 15 to 30% of students think it's okay to yell down the speaker, that you don't that you don't agree with . i think that we're just getting to the point that we are in a bubble. we don't want to talk to anyone that doesn't agree with our thinking. and if someone says something that is offensive to our sensibilities, then people