philip, and ♪: i wanted to do it. also the phase where everyone should have some music education. my sister and brother had flannel lessons. i had to flute lessons. i was the only one who became a musician. i would say i bonded with music early. charlie: you said, when someone asks you, what does your music sound like, it sounds like new york city? philip: i was not born here. i discovered it. i talk about in that book. on my first train ride to chicago and only ride. -- an all-night ride. charlie: baltimore and ohio? philip: you remember that. i remember the click and clack of the tracks. they turned off the lights. i could not go to sleep. i was so excited to be going. i was going away to school. with a couple of friends to read i heard the sound of the train. i heard the sound of music in a lot of things. charlie: what influence did richard sarah have on you? philip: i was in paris on a fulbright. he was there on a yale traveling fellowship. he was a great, he was a very good drawer. he developed those skills. we d

philip: i think it is both really.ome reason, at least in the world of concert music or theater music, we tend to start young. that is not always true. the beatles were finishing art school when they formed a band they were in their 20's. that is common. not any world of concert music european art music. i was six or seven years old. charlie: you began because you had some instinct. philip: i wanted to do it. this was also the phase where everyone should have some music education. my sister and brother had flannel lessons. i had to flute lessons. i was the only one who became a musician. i would say i bonded with music early. charlie: you said, when someone asks you, what does your music sound like, it sounds like new york city? philip: i was not born here. i discovered it. i talk about in that book. on my first train ride to chicago, an all-night ride. charlie: baltimore and ohio? philip: you remember that. i remember the click and clack of the tracks. they turned off the lights. i could not go to sleep. i was so exci

philip: with two exceptions. the first is, people think speaking especially the introverted analysts -- i spent 4.5 years with the former fbi director. i saw him as often as four times a day. probably did a thousand direct briefings. the number of e-mails i wrote him, i could count on two hands. i bet fewer than 10. it was all verbal. what do we do? as i told analysts, you do not have to like speaking. most people don't. but if you want to win, learn how to do it. get in front of a camera. the second thing i thought was a problem -- we go to college and assume that people are going to with critical thinking skills. about three years ago, one of the reasons i wrote this book is i realized, why don't colleges have an initial requirement the first four semesters of critical thinking? how do you break down a problem? how do you attack the problem? how do you look for gaps? we assume people study english literature and history and critical thinking. why not train them in critical thinking? charlie: i would worry about

para aclarar aquÍ, el partido republicano, philip, no postula nada.es: tienen muchos vÍnculos, no solamente culturales, por los valores, que son los mismos valores republicanos que la gran mayorÍa de los latinos comparte. la gran diferencia entre nuestro partido, como tÚ acabas de seÑalar, jorge, y el demÓcrata, es la diversidad de ideas y candidatos. ellos son el partido del pasado. marco rubio lo dijo muy bien: "si quieres una voz para el siglo xxi, es marco rubio". y hay una nueva juventud que-- no solamente hispana, pero ideas frescas para nuestro paÍs, y esa es la diferencia con los demÓcratas. >> con mucho respeto, la comunidad hispana no se va a dejar llevar por discursos bonitos. marco rubio-- >> se dejÓ por obama. >> representa un movimiento que estÁ en contra de la reforma inmigratoria. si la polÍtica de marco rubio estuviese en el lugar hoy, sus padres nunca hubieran llegado a cuba. y es mÁs, ni siquiera serÍa senador. >> mira, philip, Él fue uno de los senadores clave para promover la reforma inmigratoria. la reforma inmigratoria, todo el

we have philip in washington joining us. philip, let me start by asking you, the reaction to that deal has been closely watched all over the world. in particular in the united states, and in particular, in congress. philip: yeah it's been pretty much the way we expected. not certainly along party lines but those members of congress we thought would be very against this deal, has done so. the sales pitch began as early as yesterday in the rose garden with that speech announcing the deal by president obama. he was speaking to the american public but also to congress. but what's really important to note over the next few months is that obama administration and this white house do not want congress to get involved in the first place. they believe that legally and technically congress does not have to ok such a deal with iran simply because it is not a treaty. the white house tells us today that they are reassured by the rhetoric they're hearing from members of congress so far but the sales pitch will be happening -- well, pretty

a few weeks ago philip white died in police custody ton this day tensions are still high. so the mayor of vineland met with community activists today and our fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson was there. he joins us now from the newsroom, bill when the video of white and police custody hit the internet, it triggered a whole lot of anger. >> it did. the video went viral a lot of people had comments and that's pretty watch we were pursuing today. it was that viral video of philip white violently taken down by vineland police an tacked by a police dog it's now been seen by literally hundreds of thousands across the country. today i was there as activists met with the mayor looking for what they're calling justice for philip white. >> it's been nearly three weeks and hundreds of thousands of viral video views of violent police engaged in what appears to be a violent arrest of philip white. we know he was attacked by a police dog and died while in police custody but today mayor bermuda met with activist who's want answers about police and community relations. >> where we neith

ayer en el noticiero dimos la última información de lo que sigue saliendo a la luz tras la muerte de philipluego de que un grupo anónimo y enviara amenazas, las autoridades han reaccionado. ayer tanto el alcalde hablaron ante la cámara pero ahora el departamento de policía, ha hecho pública la llamada de emergencia que se hicieron aquel día. la grabación es aprender a apoyar la grabación de que supuestamente philip estaba fuera de control. escuchemos un resumen. julio: y precisamente a raíz de nuevos detalles en el incidente en la muerte de philip, una madre hispana compartió lo que sucedió en el harto de su hijo este fin de semana. advirtió que el sonido es fuerte. reportera: cuando cordero declara que son súbditos en una grabación durante el arresto de su hijo david fue arrestado el sábado 4 de abril, y acusado de violar una orden de restricción, resistir arr y a la mar a un oficial canino. el mismo que según cuando escuchamos ladrando en la grabaciÓn de audio ahora hacemos que un oficial canino fue soldado a un cuando philip estaba en el piso, al escuchar esto wanda se alarma al pensar e

investigators are still reviewing the 911 calls and witness reports from the night that philip white died. the vineland resident was laid to rest today. a week after he died in police custody. and now the attorney for the officer is speaking out. let's get out to dave kinchen with the very latest. dave? >> reporter: that's right. the cause of death has not yet been issued in this case but the lawyer for the officers involved in the police in custody death of philip white says he has knowledge of the toxicology report. he says he expects it to show philip white died at his own hands. >> i expect that the reports are going to demonstrate that there was no specific blunt trauma or anything that was -- that was physically cause mr. white's death. >> reporter: 32-year-old philip white died in vineland police custody after officers confronted white while answering a 911 call of a diss orally person. >> there's some guy freaking out on grape street here. some guy -- going crazy. he's screaming. >> today attorneys alter man the lawyer for the officers who encountered white on march march 31s

that's told quickly to our correspondent philip in washington. you were listening to john kerry, giving us even more detail on this deal. it looks like the americans got everything they wanted. >> it looks like it. you heard the end of the comments from secretary of state john kerry that there are also things to work on your it first of all, of course this is not the deal yet. it's an understanding that the u.s. has until the end of june to come up with a decisive deal. when you look at the details but the administration it self sees as the highlights of the deal it's pretty much what proponents of the deal would want to see. i'm reading from what the obama administration considers the outline of the deal. first of all there is that breakout time, the time it would take for iran to build a nuclear weapon, that is over a year, according to the administration. that is even more than critics of the deal might have wanted. inside the potential deal there is also that mention of the iaea inspectors. they are the ones who will be verifying whether sanc

i also talked with philip white's father. he said he will never forget the conversation he had with his son a. 32-year-old's life in focus tonight, threw pictures, young philip white and the man known as capone or jr. it was emblazoned on their clothing and evident in their tributes. >> never, ever deserves nothing like this. >> he may have looked big, giant, like he was mean, but he wasn't. he was a big old teddy bear. >> they say 6'4" left an indelible mark. these words only on nbc 10 tonight. wayne wall remembers his last phone conversation with capone the day before he died. >> we talked for a long while. and then i get a phone call from his mother. she's on her job and she's just been informed that j.r. is dead. >> reporter: that fateful encounter recorded by an eyewitness moments before capone died in violent police custody. >> did you see what happened here? i need your information and i need your phone. >> the officer took his phone temporarily. i know this because i talked to him. he says the police used excessive fo

weeks have gone by since philip white died tensions remain high. fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson joins us live from the newsroom. bill? >> reporter: lucy it's been three weeks since philip white died during interaction with vineland police. and his family and community have been given stew few answers about the status of the investigation today. i was there as activist asked the mayor direct physical he had any answers for them. >> get that -- >> hundreds of thousands of viewers scene vineland police caught on camera involved in a violent arrest with philip white and sticking a police dog on him him. since arguments about how mr. mr. white died have gone back and forth. after meeting the mayor activists seem to think it's the police chief more than the administration who may be a big part of the problem. >> i believe the mayor wants to to do the right thing and the chief has yet to show himself to meet with us, to talk about the issues that we talk with the mayor about. >> activists and mr. white's family demand release of the medical examiner'

all right i'm going to go to you first philip.there are some other numbers that we left out of that intro that are pretty staggering, 93 million americans out of work. and the fed has cut their growth first alert forecast down to zero. now, the "new york times" called this report, quote: muddy. do you think it's muddy or do you think it's a different adjective, perhaps? >> no, i think it's muddy. there are really three factors that came into play here. there was the bad weather which you saw what happened in boston economic activity will be different there. oil prices dropping means that there were a lot of mining jobs lost in the oil sector in texas in particular. and then the strong dollar, which is generally good news but it makes it harder for exports because you will not makes a much money. people expected this jobs report to be not as good. that's what they mean. it's not clear. this could be the start of a bad trend. people expected this to be worse than normal. >> also, they revised the numbers down for january and februar

these interest final moments before 32-year-old philip white's death this past tuesday. a family friend released this video to nbc 10 earlier today. now a top ranking law enforcement official and former use of force instructor not connected to the investigation is commenting on the video. speaking on anonymity, he tells us police appear to have white under control and should have called off the dog immediately. but he says he was most disturbed when he saw this. >> did you see what happened here? all of it? >> uh-huh. >> all right. i need your information and i'm going take your phone. >> reporter: our expert says the law officer had no right to demand the person give up their cell phone. just a short time ago, white's family released this statement through their family. in part it reads mr. white's family deserves answers to how philip was killed and why there is a lack of oversight by local police. on a day when most offices are closed, vineland police and prosecutors did not respond to our request for comment. but some of those who knew white well are remembering him.

"eyewitness news" has newly obtained video of the arrest of philip white. talking -- todd quinones bridges us to up date. report police k9 can be heard parking in the cell phone video capturing the arrest of philip white. thirty-two year old man died tuesday while in the vineland police department custody. family friends, pointing to they had vaux to question if excessive force was used while white was cuffed. >> his mom wants to know what happened and why it happened to her son the way it d nobody wants to get that phonecall to have to bury their son. >> mel eat a simms has been friends with white for more than decade. father of three struggled with the use of pcp but he didn't deserve to die. initially he was being questioned by police in response to disorders errly conduct call on the 100 block of grape street. >> my gun going for right now. subject under apprehension, tried disarming me. >> scanner believes the officer -- just before 11:00 tuesday morning, off camera eyewitness told me white began freaking out when an officer asked if he needed medical

tonight cbs3 has newly obtained video of the arrest of philip white. but will it provide any answers? >> good evening i'm chris may. >> i'm natasha brown. jessica is off tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has been digging deeper into this arrest and death and tonight he's breaking new information in the case. >> reporter: the police k9 can be heard barking in the cell phone video capturing the arrest of the philip white. 32-year-old man died tuesday while in the cut deet vineland police depth. family and friends are pointer to go this video to question if excessive force was used while white was handcuffed. >> all his mom wants to know what happened wine it happened to her son the way it did? nobody wants to get that phone call to have to bury they son. >> sims has been friends with white for more than a decade. she says the father of three struggled with the use of pcp but that he didn't deserve to die. initially he was being questioned by police in response to a disorderly conduct call on the 100 block of grape street. >> reporter: rec

they encountered philip white.they handcuffed and restrained him and then according to police, they called for medical assistance because he had problems breathing. now, he was put in an emergency vehicle and at some point along the way he became unresponsive. he was pronounced dead when he arrived at the hospital. now, we can clearly see in this video a police dog used in the arrest. but what exactly happened before the video, immediately afterwards or what is happening with the dog so close to philip white's face we don't know, if that contributed to his death. that is what is now under investigation. i did speak to the family lawyer, however of the family of philip white. they say he had no health problems they know of, no problems of respiratory illness. they're very distraught, especially to see this video. they're now asking police for any other material evidence that might be there, such as dash cam video to find out exactly what happened, jake. >> atika, thank you. >>> coming up his directorial debut and pe

police brought down three two-year old philip white who had been screaming on the 100 block of grape street. this was a week ago tonight. white died a short time after his apprehension. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at the vineland police department. kenneth, obviously emotions ran high at a ruling for white tonight. >> reporter: jim, we have obtain that new video white before philip white's viewing tonight. the the person who shared it has not released it publicly until now. meanwhile this police department is still on edge, with a threat of the sign's tack that is being taken very seriously. this is new video of the controversial vineland police take down of the three two-year old philip white before his death in police custody. an officer on the man's back before a police doggies called over. the dog attacked. the the officer is punching. the video was captured on march 31st while police were responding to a disorderly conduct call on the 100 block of grape street. residents say white was on the sidewalk acting strange. >> reporter: investigators say when officers i

philip: certainly good for the party. translating to such a that we are getting real wage growth but that is real benefit to consumers that may translate. it doesn't seem to be material and the balance with so finally balanced. it should be a home parliament. francine: the boe party makers who are divided on the outlook for inflation, are there risks to the downside? philip rush: not so much. we think the indices that is the trough in the annual rate on the cpi. back over the months ahead and even on the back end agreed to round two. we will be seeing a very brisk pick up in the inflation rate just as the oil price starts to drop out. the bank of england is quite relaxed around how long it takes to get inflation back to the 2% target. that's because it is pretty gloomy around how quick unit wage costs will pick up. the data we have it shows that some of that may well be misplaced with wage costs over 2% year on year. the underlying inflationary pressures -- ultimately be driving u.k. inflation and what about the 2% target

. >> weeks have gone by since philip white died and fox 29' weekend's bill anderson reports tensionsh. >> reporter: it's been nearly three weeks, and hundreds of thousands of viral video views of vineland police engaged what appears to be a violent arrest of philip white. we know he was attacked by a police dog and died while in police custody but today mayor bermuda met with activists who want answers about police and community relations. >> where do we need to improve? what do we need to do? and i think that's where i'm going to start. i'm going to start forming this committee of people in our community to really be more proactive in that area. >> reporter: medical examiner's report still hasn't been releaseed showing the exact cause of philip white white's death but activists told me they don't think the police chief is really sincere about want to go better relationships between the community and the police. >> i think that if the police chief really wanted to right thing he would have been in that meet dag. >> reporter: was he invited? >> absolute he was invited but there were n

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philips sonicare. >>> welcome back to "the lead." live from baltimore where we just learned earlier this hour a stunning revelation about how freddie gray may have died according to our affiliate wjla-tv. the preliminary autopsy shows that freddie gray did not suffer a fatal injury during his videotaped arrest but he broke his neck in that police van when his head slammed into the back of the vehicle. this along with some other new developments could reshape the investigation, and potentially spark even more protests, more disgugs. bring in cnn justice reporter evan perez. recap for us what our aweffiliate says happened. seems a dramatic turn of events. >> reporter: it does, jake. this comes from a preliminary report that is given verbally to police by the medical examiner. i'm told that's the procedure. the medical examiner does not produce a formal preliminary report. according to wjla's report the fatal head injury occurred when he was thrown into the back of the van. the one way they know this, according to this report, is that t

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da vinci code and you're reading that, there is a scene there where they quote from the gospel of philip the others and used to kiss her often on the mouth or on the lips. but when we see the manuscript, it's not that clear. >> even in the gospels, there is no real evidence of a romantic relationship between mary and jesus. but these alternative accounts suggest that jesus and mary were very close. >> the idea that the gospels would not mention a wife if there was one doesn't make any sense. so most likely, mary was a very close friend of jesus and a follower, but not his wife. >> what the gospel of philip clearly says is that there is some kind of a favored relationship between mary magdalene and jesus, that jesus does care for her more than the other disciples, and that's all it really tells us. >> but some scholars believe the texts to reflect a genuine tension between mary and peter. >> i think the tension that's reflected in some of the texts outside the bible, none canon cal texts reflect a tension between meter and mary. >> the negative depiction of peter is consistent. and the id

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the country is being sued by tobacco giant philip morris over its rules on tragedying and restrictions on sales, but their policies which nonetheless work say health professionals. >> we have numbers. we have scientific evidence that these kind of policies and the implementation of these kind of policies and the enforcement of these kind of policies has been effective. correspondent: the already tough anti-smoking legislation goes too far says the cigarette companies. that's why this test case is so important, the right of an individual country to pursue its own aggressive health policies against the commercial freedoms of the cigarette company. health campaigners say the industry deliberately targets young people in those countries where advertising is allowed an allegation emphatically denied by philip morris international. >> we do not target kids. that is not our audience. we seek to maintain brand loyalty among the existing adult smokers and there are many who prefer our brands and those who don't currently prefer we would like them to switch to our brand. the correspondent: there

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past few days and has this new video. >> new clear are video you can see police k-9 latched on to philip white's left arm, three two-year old died while in the cuss todd of the vineland police department tuesday. his friend argue this video indicates officers went over game in the use of force. >> what they did to him was uncalled for, totally uncalled for. >> reporter: white's friend says he struggles with the use of pc thep but he was a good man and father of three. the 1:15 video began with white already on the ground with the k-9 a apparently biting his arm. officers instruct white to roll roll over and when he does he is handcuffs. video end with an officer threatening to take the cell phone. >> i need your information or i will take your phone. >> i was never thinking that is what i will see once i seen video. >> reporter: tuesday morning just were 11:00 on the one hundred block of grape street white was being questioned in response to the disorderly conduct call. >> unaudible. >> reporter: recorded scanner traffic indicates officer indicates white was trying to grab his service we

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. >> reporter: what began as paul scribbling thoughts on the death of 32-year-old philip white and the controversy that followed turned into a statement of unity. the 26 local pastors quickly signed on to. >> we're together to hold hands about being human. about being civil. about living in calm, living in peace. that's what this is all about. >> reporter: they came to the center of town to pray friday. >> i think our land could use some healing. >> yes. >> our city could use some healing. >> reporter: prayers for philip white's family and the for the officers involved. white died 10 days ago after police responded to this 911 call. >> there's some guy freaking out on grape street here. >> reporter: attorney for the officers involved says they initially wanted to help him until he grew increasingly violent and reached for an officer's gun. which followed captured on cell phone video officers in a police k9 as white was on the ground. white was conscious getting into the ambulance but died at the hospital much the pastors say it's not time yet to pass judgment. >> there's two sides of t

philip morris had sued the government, and that is when it went to court. the supreme court decided that yes, the law was constitutional. philip morris then set up a subsidiary in hong kong under one of these investor state division susan the government of australia to overturn the tobacco law. the three people sitting on a panel to make the decision are three trailers, none of whom live in australia. what you are seeing in these trade agreements is if a company does not like a law for whatever reason in the country, a public health law or a minimum wage law, or some law that deals with the environment, they can actually sue through these trade agreements to the governments. the people who sit on these panels can often have conflict of interest. they are trained lawyers and have no connection necessarily to the country being sued. why should a law be created as the fasttrack and tpp does to tell a government, no you cannot have outlawed. that is why this huge shift of power from democratically elected governments and courts to public interest all over the w

at marshall's cross roads the federal cavalry was under general philip sheridan under wesley merit. he had with him some folks you probably recognize, george armstrong custer thomas devon and george cook many of these would become fighters in the indian wars afterwards. as mentioned earlier they are facing confederate general richard anderson, george picket and bushrod johnson. that fighting at that intersection which is just beyond our visitor's center is known as marshall's cross roads or harper's farm. here the union cavalry would attack at the same time that the fighting was going on down at the hillsman house along the creek, now at the fighting at the creek the confederates did not have artillery with which to reply to the union bombardment of artillery of 20 guns set up in the yard of the hillsman house. here at this fighting at the cross roads both confederate and union forces did have artillery with which to use. well a lot of the union cavalry had lost their horses in that they road directly from the shennen doughshen n shennen doa valley and they didn't have a chance to r

and philip mattera, on which organizations benefit -- which nations benefit the most from has credits. "washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: good morning and welcome to "washington journal." in a couple of hours, thousands of kids, families will dissent on the white house lawn for the annual 137th white house easter egg roll. the president and first lady will be there, and we will get an update on that and the resident's troubles this week to the pan-american conference what is ahead for the iranian nuclear deal. we will start our program with some of the news that developed

philip morris up over 8% today. calloway golf, pay way bread. (?)ome of these stocks that people threw to the wayside doing well. >> ppanera bread doing well today. steve, i know you've not been enamored with the overall market. how did this day do? >> as far as the overall market, i'm unchanged. the overall market was unchanged. i'm skeptical of broad levels here. there was fascinating action beneath the surface. it's national high five day. i'll give you a virtual high-five. what a great day for anyone earning netflix. etsy, a company i actually love. my wife lives on that website. etsy, to go up in all double on the ipo day, that smells to me a little like irrational exuberance. i'm not sure that's healthy overall for the tape. charles: what did you make for this session? chris: very light volumes out there. getting into earning season. the ipo market is vibrant. they're not putting shares out. charles: is it more of supply and demand and balance, or just a whiff of irrational exuberance? chris: i think it's supply and money. a lot of money getti

while questions continue to swirl around this case and prosecutors investigate friends of philip whitere demanding answers. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco reports tonight from vineland. >> reporter: candles are lit at a vigil for 32 year old philip white. known to family as capone. he died earlier this week in police custody. his final minutes caught on cell phone video. the 152nd video shows white on the ground in the grips of a k9 and being restrained by vial vineland police. he died on the way to the hospital but friends say police went too far. >> beyond excessive force. when you handcuff an individual they're subdued i don't care if they're under the nouns or anything you want to say they're under the nouns is. how much can a person do handcuffs. >>> white is turned over in handcuffs. the video ends with an officer trying to confiscate the cell phone. friends tell "eyewitness news" white a father of thee struggled with the use of pcp. he was being questioned in response to a disorderly call on the 100 block of west grape street tuesday. >> don't grab my gun accident. >> sc

caller: hello, philip. you have good information there. know, your numbers are good on how much they get. if you could just, without taking a position, if you could have a correlation between right on a is number of jobs created, that way, people would have a clear idea -- right on the next line is the number of jobs created, that way people would have a clear idea of how much money they get being related to the jobs created. republicans are hanging there had on this idea and it does not work out in reality. you are in it position -- a position to give good information that would allow people like the, just regular people, to make a decision on whether corporate welfare is a good thing for jobs or it isn't a good thing for jobs. thank you. guest: unfortunately, there isn't agreement on the job creation numbers. both sides have their calculations about how many jobs are created or saved by these programs. when it comes to matters like estimating jobs, there are different ways of doing it and you can come to different conclusions. unfortunat