philip: yes, i do. sometimes we hear people say that the attorney general is the chief law enforcement officer. i bet you heard that bandied about. that is not right. the constitution does not provide for an attorney general. congress could abolish the office of attorney general. who would be the chief law enforcement officer then? they can abolish the department of justice. but they cannot abolish the presidency. the president is the chief law enforcement officer in our constitution. imagine the chief law enforcement officer taking payings to obstruct the conduct of the law of the united states. it seems to go to just the thing that the framers and ratifiers had in mind, because it is unique to the office in itself. you are using the powers of the office to disable and frustrate the powers of the government. akhil: and in fact, the best founded charge against andrew johnson was not that the he violated the tenure of office act, which was unconstitutional in itself when it said the president cannot fire

but even as a royal prince philip has to obey a law. he received a police warning for the incident and may still accident, but the former naval officer is fiercely independently. he even drove president obama during his visit. >> who would be able to tell prince philip to stop driving. >> i think ultimately the only person that can stop him from driving will probably be the queen, but then ve hen e going to listen to her? >> and then as the royal family prepares for a new member prince philip seems reluctant to trade the driver's seat for the backseat. sarah harmon, nbc news, london. >>> still ahead tonight, the woman who has gained a cult following for cutting clutter. how she can help you spark joy. life. marie condo first became a household name with h book "the life-changing magic of tidying up," the magic of clearing clutter is gaining momentum. morgan ratski explains why. >> they're the shows that will make you laugh, make you cry. >> the only thing i have left in my life. >> but few have ever inspired anyone to clean. >> hello. i

prince philip is 97 and one report says he was able to walk away from the crash. the incident occurred in norfolk, near the royal family's sandringham estate, on the a149 near the village of west newton. let's talk to our correspondent sarah campbell, who is outside buckingham palace now. just bring us up to date with everything we know. the news officially was announced by buckingham palace just before 6pm so just in the past hour, and to take you through the statement released by buckingham palace, they said the duke of edinburgh was involved in a road traffic accident with another vehicle this afternoon, he was not injured, the accident took place close to the sandringham estate and local police attended. the pictures you are looking at are the aftermath of the incident. we understand it took place on the 149 at approximately 2:45pm. buckingham palace has confirmed that the duke of edinburgh, who was 97, was driving the vehicle when the accident happened. somebody contacted the bbc anonymously before the news was made public and they gave some detail, they said

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in paris prime minister edward philip announced a fifty million euro investment plan to prepare french ports and airports for the worst referring to tuesday's vote in the british parliament he said. the whole guillotine we can regret this defeats all rejoice about it in any case what's clear is that the prospect of a no deal bricks it is becoming more likely by the day. portugal's government to announced contingency plans for a no deal breaks out but prime minister antonio koester warned that that was the worst solution and said it was urgent for british authorities to take the necessary steps to reach a good deal by march twenty ninth. that is the use chief negotiator . who ordered the clock is ticking on. this serious moment we must remain lucid. for. tuesday's vote reinforces a risk of an exit without an agreement. and that is not the option that we are working for. in the name of the e.u. and with the confidence of european leaders and the parliament to remain determined to work for an agreement to organize an orderly exit but that risk does exist. the risk is highest for britain g

. >> and i'm philip mena. millions of people are feeling the impacts of a major winter storm system. the middletown, connecticut, police department confirming a worker was killed by a falling tree sunday afternoon while repairing an electrical line. >> winter storm warnings are in effect for areas from ohio to maine today. the national weather service urging people to stay inside. roads in many areas are covered in snow and ice, and windchills could cause hypothermia. for more let's go to nbc's kathy park. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marlie. the arctic blast has officially arrived. anything that melted overnight has officially frozen over. temperatures are taking a deep dive. so if you're outdoors for an extended period of time, it could be extremely dangerous. a blast of winter weather buried parts of the midwest and northeast, dumping nearly a foot of snow in albany, new york. even plow drivers bowled over. how does this storm compare? >> biggest one for me. >> reporter: nearby, a stunnin

[laughter] philip: what was their crime? they were using a copy of a finnish mystery in connection with their study. the leadership of the international bible's association, as a hopeless witnesses were known then, were convicted of espionage for having written and distribute the finnish mystery. these men were sentenced to 20 years in the federal penitentiary for having produced that book. with remarkable clarity, that publication documented the failings of the catholic church. the church used in political influence to invest federal authorities that jehovah's witnesses were nothing more than agents of the german government helping germany win the first world war. it was not just the catholic church that when after jehovah's witnesses. protestant leaders went after them as well. one reverend wrote this in the "daily telegram," a newspaper that used to be published in brooklyn, "one of your patriotic duties that confronts u.s. citizens is the suppression of the international bible students association, with headquarters in b

the boys, nathan philips, and the media all taking it on the chin, depending on who is posting. and demonstrating how we now process events in realtime. maybe the most striking and ironic thing is that all this unfolded steps from the words of lincoln etched into the memorial. "let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds." jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> coming up next, why a new rule requiring hospitals to post their prices is not helping patients. >>> and later, just days after a crash, prince philip is not eager to buckle up. [cell phone rings] where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time.. if you're a mom, you call at the worst possible time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling for me, warming for him.

philip? >> the shutdown continues. jeff, thanks. >>> this week house democratsem will a to reopen the government passing funding measures for each federal service impacted by the shutdown. nbc's tracie potts has the latest from d.c. democrats have a plan to put the blame squarely on the gop? >> reporter: exactly. we're seeing the finger-pointin really inoth during the courses. but now democrats are pressing the ainistration t justify that $5.6 billion that they want to start cction on the wall. it came up in talks over the weekend, tha justification, according to democrats, did not happen. meantime, the whiteouse focusing on this compromise on steel. butn the other hand, we're seeing the president optimistic saying he thinks that there will be some progress by the middle of this week. >> the first line that chief negotiators said, we're not here to agree to anything, a stunning way to start negotiation. >> this is the first president in history who shut down his own government. unfortunately there are going to be peopl

prince philip at behind the wheel. .. sorry. prince philip at behind the wheel...l... is this lady? she broke her wrist. there was another woman as well who suffered cuts. the stuff we have read so far, the duke's defence is that he was blinded by the winter sui'i is that he was blinded by the winter sun and wintersun is that he was blinded by the winter sun and winter sun is blinding. that is up to the police to decide what actually happened. two days later, she was ——he was immediately given another car to replace the one that was crushed. duke behind the wheel as unhappy crash victim speaks out. well—wishers were extended but obviously we don't expect it was necessarily that chugh who rang up. it sounds as if they could have handled it better. —— duke. it sounds as if they could have handled it better. -- duke. the ' the the crash is em

chancellor , philip hammond.an everyone wants to talk about to try to make sense of the options on the table and what happens next. how likely is it we see a general election? not wantvernment does to see a general election or referendum and we will be doing everything we can to persuade our colleagues the deal the prime minister has negotiated or some variant on it is the right way to go forward to deliver on the brexit referendum decision. but to do so in a way that ensures a prosperous future. >> there is a vote on january 29. do we have enough time to implement the changes to make sure there is a smooth transition? >> there are likely to be a series of amendments tabled by back benches on january 29. i do not think january 29 has to be the high noon moment. there will be other opportunities for parliament to express its view. what we are trying to do is build a coalition around a common ground. a common way forward. we have to come together. we have to compromise. it is a great british tradition to find a sol

i think it is interesting because essentially, the point that philip hammond is making is that he admittedeight remainder very clearly. but that no deal is not what anybody was promised. —— eight remainder. to cut out without any kind of deal is going to cost such chaos to all kinds of things, especially borders and trade. that really was not what was on the front ofa bus, really was not what was on the front of a bus, that wasn't what anybody was talking about. i think this idea of project fear has kind of run its course because you are not just talking about romaine people saying what could happen, a company like airbus saying if this happens, we will leave and it will have big consequences forjobs will leave and it will have big consequences for jobs and will leave and it will have big consequences forjobs and of course they are not the only company to be saying that today. boarding from siemens, all sorts of steps that other companies are taking. —— make warnings from. as the clock really ticks down, it is starting to feel increasingly like a real prospect at the moment. we'll talk mor

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and prince philip was involved in this —— for sure. the details are still a bit sketchy. in either of the vehicles seems to have been seriously hurt. but i am bound to say this is going to, as someone off —— of somewhat senior years myself, is going to reignite the debate about what we should do when we get past a certain age, what sort of test should we have? eyesight, reaction test, those sort of things. and who should tell us, order us to stop driving? and this is in all of the papers, really, isn't it? jessica, we have it on the front of the mail, the daily mirror, prince philip is 97, cheats death in crash. yes, really quite start to see the age in bold like that. we have no idea really whether it was the duke of edinburgh's fault. we just don't know that. we don't know if it was anyone's fault. sometimes accidents happen. it is certainly the case that even if something difficult happens to you at that age, sometimes your reaction to isn't good enough and that concerns people who suggest we might be mandatory testing but we don't know if that is what caused it. when

philips. i respect him. i'd like to talk to him. i mean, in hindsight i wish we could have walked away and avoided the whole thing. >> reporter: the covington catholic high school students, some wearing "make america great again" hats were in d.c. last week for the march for life. >> i was afraid. i felt threatened. because when we were there and we were in front of them, they surrounded us. >> reporter: but after more videos emerged, defenders of the students say there was a rush to judgment. do you think the students did anything wrong? >> no. >> reporter: a student whose parents didn't want his face shown told nbc affiliate wlwt the students were using school chants approved by school chaperons to drown out insults from another group of protesters, men identified as black hebrew israelites. but the chants continued when philips entered the picture, saying he was trying to intervene. >> there was three native american people there. one of them was jumping up and down. so our guys started jumping up and down and clapping, dancing w

philip the second the front's known as philip augustus. and last but not least richard the lionhearted king of england. the emperor of barbarossa died the asia minor on his way to the holy land. but philip augustus and richard the lionheart arrived safely i see. their armies immediately joining the crusaders who had been besieging acre for two solid years. the news salimi in law mood when we got a little bit awkward in the head middle hasa. made them and she had the communion than men and o'mara a latina shock can we can one of you so i mean she a lot of had thing and done them sort of why the neighbor lady would set off by in a millennium wind them is to get them on long lead out so i'd never walk who are let me gallus alive again i give them that fuck as a song from susan in the dead been in bed little celine can't lock it. i would want a monocle and here. is the psalms that mean that's not what i meant when and them all in the it does leave lizzie allen movie moguls if you knew and seen the. saleman when a man with a neck a set. reachin

philip randolph, roy wilkins, and reverend king received the keys to the city.ay has been coming. preparations have been going on for months all over the south in all of the big cities up north. just about all over the country. you might say this day has been 300 years and coming, ever since the first black woman taught her child. this is our country, to too. ever since the first black man said to himself, i am going to be free. never stop working for freedom. never stop praying and hoping and fighting. ♪ i never shall forget that day >> the leaders are spreading the word around explaining about the prayer pilgrimage and inviting folks to come to washington. that is rosa parks from montgomery, alabama. and reverend hilgard director of the pilgrimage. >> leaders recognize through the years the church is been a city of hope and has given birth to many movements, to schools, to hospitals, and civil rights movements. the young church leaders recognize that position of leadership in a time like this. >> cleveland robinson, new york labor leader. >> the forces of secr

she collided with prince philip's land rover last week outside the royal estate. she suffered a broken wrist and is upset she has not received an apology. she said the prince needs to be held accountable. >> there needs to be a decision as to whether prince philip and i are from the same walk of life here or not and whether or not we both receive the same treatment or we don't. i just feel that his experience probably hasn't been the same as mine. >> in an interview with the daily mirror, fairweather said she was told by authorities not to speak to anyone after the accident. >>> new video of an incredible helicopter rescue in yosemite, lastweestwo hikers got trapped in snowy conditions on the side of north dome while trying to descend into yosemite valley. fortunately they had enough cell phone service to call for help, but a search and rescue team was unable to reach them right away. a chp helicopter was able to move in the next morning and pull them up to safety. >>> some united airlines passengers had quite the delay. they were stuck for 14 hours on the tarmac

prince philip reaching out after that terrifying car accident. the letter he wrote to the women in the other car and what he blames for that crash. >>> and awards night. rolling out the carpet for the sag awards. top talent being honored in a wide variety of roles. >> we are going to the catskills. >> a look at the favorites this morning. >>> and good morning, america. thanks for joining us on this sunday. the government reopening bit by bit in the wake of the longest shutdown in american history. several warning it could take months to get through the backlog of work. >>> first, a deep freeze hitting the midwest and upper plains this morning. >> it's actually colder in chicago right now than it is in parts of alaska and antarctica. let's go to rob who is covering it all. rob, this does not seem fair. >> not fair at all, dan. it's only going to get colder or chicago and the eastern third of the country. check out some of the snow that rolled across parts of illinois yesterday. this clipper system across theod that's going to be the leading edge o

this is a car accident that prince philip suffered in his land rover. mirror, the headline says the queen says sorry but there is no word from philip. obviously we are not entirely sure this is true, but according to the mirror, according to sources, the queen sent a message of concern to one of his philip's crash victims but he has not made contact. what do you make of this story? he appears to think in some way that he is above the law, that's the normal rules of the land don't apply to him in the way that they apply to him in the way that they apply to him in the way that they apply to you on the anybody else. —— you or me or anybody else. the papers are quite right to ask these sorts of questions, and frankly, i'm not entirely clear why the first thing he didn't do, even if he didn't want to, why his advisers did say, the first thing you need to do is make sure these people are ok. my thought was mainly that they contacted the driver but not this lady, because this lady was the passenger. possibly, possibly. some good advice would be, look, in any s

the daily mail sis time to call it a day, philip?g if they are 97 and will carry on driving or not. that is without having to tiptoe around a land rover. and smashed into a around a land rover. and smashed intoa car around a land rover. and smashed into a car carrying two people and a small baby which could have gotten a lot more serious. problem is whatever has happened with him here, there will be other people of older years elsewhere in the country who have to drive who are living in more rural, i flooded areas, who need their independence, who do not have staff to drive them around or police protection officers and will be feeling that they are being judged and who are going to be judged for saying you're too old to drive. many of them have perfectly reasonable faculties. as the rsc pointed out earlier on, if you want to ban people on the roads who are most dangerous game of them they say 35—year—old married mothers of two would ever be allowed behind the wheel because you people are far worse than older people are. however, you

yesterday would have expected more from the royal family. " yesterday prince philip was spotted again to the driver. buckingham palace did not comment. yesterday morning, the police passed a police eyesight test, it is standard procedure after an accident like this. police say because of the crash are still under investigation. andy moore, bbc news. —— because of the crash. how to pass on a lifetime's experience as a puppeteer? nigel plaskitt is doing just that after decades working on productions like the satirical tv show spitting image and the muppets. ah, an afternoon alone with my favourite book, broadway musicals of the 1940s. # but now it's time to go home! for porn! so, when i teach the actors how to use these puppets, i have to make it so that it kind of becomes second nature to them, so they're giving the voice, and he speaks a little like this — hello, hello, hello, this is me! yeah, yeah, yeah! mmm...who are you? yeah, this is me. so they have to learn how to sync the puppets to their own voice, how to use their hand with it at the same time, not forgetting to open and shu

philip since the eighth grade.r was getting addicted. >> we know as parents that every day that goes by this epidemic gets worse. >> reporter: their mothers, meredith burkman, and dorian fuhrman, are co-founders of parents against vaping e-cigarettes or p.a.v.e. >> kids don't understand what is in a vape or a juul. >> reporter: they could be right. according to a survey last year by the truth initiative, 63% of juul users aged 15 to 24 don't know that the product always contains nicotine. >> in the beginning, i thought juul was harmless and just consisted of water vapor. >> it's addictive and especially for young people. >> reporter: linda richter is the director of policy research and analysis at new york's center on addiction. >> they are made of a type of nicotine that actually gets absorbed into the bloodstream and, therefore, to the brain quite quickly and has its effects rapidly and quite potently. >> reporter: a recent study found that e-cigarettes could be a gateway to other harmful products. young adults w

yesterday, prince philip was spotted driving a new land rover.phed driving without a seat belt. norfolk police said "suitable words of advice had been given to the driver". buckingham palace did not comment. yesterday morning, the prince passed a police eyesight test. it's standard procedure after an accident like this. police say the cause of the crash is still under investigation. andy moore, bbc news. our correspondent simonjones is at the scene of the crash in sandringham, and sent us this update. that's right, this is where the crash happened on thursday afternoon and anyone who thought after the crash the duke might decide to take more of a back seat when it comes to driving, would have been wrong. because he very quickly took delivery of a new land rover and then, as you say, was seen yesterday, was pictured driving on a public road without wearing a seat belt. now the police say they have been made aware of those pictures and they have offered him words of advice. now in theory, anyone caught driving without a seat belt on a public road c

it took more than a week, but britain's prince philip has finally apologized to a woman who was injuredhen his land rover crashed into her car. the 97-year-old prince wrote her a letter saying he was deeply sorry. he wished the woman a speedy recovery and said he had failed to see the other car coming. just days after that accident, prince philip was seen driving another land rover without wearing a seatbelt. >>> thousands greeted pope francis as he made his way through the streets of panama city, panama. he took time to visit an aids hospice and marked hol wauft remembrance day urging the world to know from what he called the black pages of history so the world does not make the same mistake again. >>> and a reminder for those who still send things using stamps. the cost of a first-class stamp rose to 55 cents today. the 5-cent increase is the biggest jump in the history of the postal service which points out, however, that it has some of the lowest postage rates in the industrialized world. if you buy the forever stamps you don't have to worry about it. when we come back, we'll meet t

buckingham palace says prince philip, who's 97, was driving at the time close to the sandringham estate, but was not injured. a new date, another brexit vote, as senior politicians from a range of parties hold talks with the prime minister to try to find a way forward. mps will cast their votes again in 12 days' time. but, in a letter, jeremy corbyn has urged labour mps not to engage with the government until a no—deal brexit is taken off the table. thousands ofjobs at risk as the japanese firm hitachi suspends work on a multi—billion pound nuclear plant on anglesey. the defence arguments get under way in the trial of the police officer in charge during the hillsborough disaster. and the london state school that secured 41 oxbridge offers, we'll be talking to the school's director of sixth form in the next hour. good evening. the duke of edinburgh is recovering after being involved in a road accident near the sandringham estate in norfolk. buckingham palace say he was not hurt, and was able to walk away from the crash. it's thought he may have been travelling with close protection offic

prince philip's suv flipped over while he was behind the wheel. what we're now learning about the women and baby he hit and what the man who saved the prince is now saying about the rescue. >>> cruise ship shocker, the 27-year-old seen in this video jumping from the 11th floor deck, now speaking out as the cruise line bans him for life. ♪ >>> and exclusive new images of the shark and the swimmers. the moment this massive great white, deep blue, sneaks up on them and what really may be behind her massive size. ♪ >>> good morning, america. happy friday to everybody. i thought we would play that song "baby shark" but that's not a baby shark, that's a massive shark, wow. what a great, great image we have there. and we're happy. we have cecilia here this morning. >> i'm glad to be here. it is a really busy friday morning, especially in washington. >> coming from your daily beat at the white house. this break suggesting president trump may have instructed his former attorney michael cohen to lie to congress about that trump tower in moscow. we're going

yesterday, prince philip was spotted driving a new land rover.aphed driving without a seatbelt. norfolk police said "suitable words of advice had been given to the driver". buckingham palace did not comment. yesterday morning, the prince passed a police eyesight test. it's standard procedure after an accident like this. police say the cause of the crash is still under investigation. andy moore, bbc news. president trump has offered democrats a compromise package on immigration, in an attempt to end a partial government shutdown. but some prominent democrats dismissed his olive branch as unnacceptable, as david willis reports from washington. from the diplomatic reception room of the white house came a distinctly undiplomatic message — america's immigration system is badly broken. i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown and solve the crisis on the southern border. amongst a package of measures that he knew would prove irresistible to many democrats was an offer of temporary relief

philips. we have not heard back.le reshef, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to erielle. >>> the los angeles teacher's strike enters the eighth day today. they hope their talks lead to a deal. they have agreed to keep negotiations confidential. teachers in the second largest school system want a 6% raise, smaller class sizes and more support staff. the district doesn't have the money to meet all the demands. >>> super bowl liii is set and by a shocker. the new england patriots are playing in the last game of the nfl season, again. >> tom brady's crew reached their third straight super bowl. new england beat kansas city, 37-31 in the afc championship game. i like that he celebrates as if it were his first. he's been there a million times. >> the nfc title game went into ot. new orleans fans are hot about this play near the end of the fourth quarter. it looks like interference. the no call kept the saints from running out the ball. they tied the game and won in overtime, 26-23. saints fans not having -- >> that was tru

this exit from john philip not ten times the standout strike. a tough start for stuttgart and it got worse alexander how making it three nil after seventy two minutes. but still cut them scored a quick fire double the first from the close gonzalez. and two minutes later made it three to five. bucks it was too little too late. stoke got suffering their twelfth loss of the season. to salute all of travel to alex book on a three game winning streak and this like goal from benito rahman handed them a two one victory. to life a country home phone call celebre. using a new one year contract extension. moving up to thirteenth place. so here are the results so far from match day a tame buyer in breeze pass off and i'm on friday dog me and squeeze past life's a glock got the better of labor who is in frankfurt dominated freiburg might speech to guard down. braman took down hand over and it only took one goal the lot chris should suck found the right place to be in the first half the twenty two year old pounced on the block shot from point blank range of

prince philip isa man physically demanding.r. we are being warned about cold conditions across much of the uk. tell us about the big picture. i will, cold start, frosty friday for many, this was the scene in the north—east of scotland yesterday but snow on the ground and clear skies overnight, it is like a fridge, and we got to —11 in parts of aberdeenshire. in the last hour, still not far off in braemar, but quite widely across scotland and england, temperatures in sub zero, i see down the eastern coasts but the isles of scilly, still 9 degrees and frost free across other parts of south—west england, wales and northern ireland. this area is marked in green because the cloud has pushed in with outbreaks of rain which is turning to sleet and snow over the hills and this morning could give a covering of snow over the welsh mountains, 2—4 centimetres possible. rain for many and a rumble of thunder in the south—west. further east, high cloud making the sunshine hazy, blue skies even into the afternoon, moving across the north—east

. >>> the queen's husband, prince philip, in a frightening car wreck. flipping his range rover and authorities say the 97-year-old prince was behind the wheel. >>> the hotel dishwasher just awarded $21 million by a jury because her boss made her work on sundays. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. as hundreds of thousands struggle to get by on no pay, the people who could p them back to work seem more focused on power plays and retaliation. president trump today in an apparent move to humiliate speaker nancy pelosi canceled her military transportation for an official overseas trip at the last minute. a day after pelosi threatened to postpone his state of the union dr moves rich in political theatrics but hardly amusing to those in the crossfire of this standoff. our peter alexander has details. >> reporter: tonight democrats grounded, boarded on this bus but going nowhere. less than an hour before nancy pelosi and others were set to begin a planned trip overseas, including a secret stop in afghanistan -- >> we're

britain's prince philip is shaken but unheaeard following a car crash earlier today. the 97-year-old was at the wheel when the accident occurred. anchor: it is good to have you with us. the next big date on britain's brexit calendar is now set. january 29 is when parliament will debate and vote on theresa may's plan b for taking the u.k. out of the european union. what exactly plan b entails, that is not yet clear. mqay has been holding cross party talks in an attempt to find a solution that a majority of parliament will support. the leader of the main opposition party is refusing to take part. meanwhile, there is growing concern across the european union about the ongoing brexit chaos. >> from berlin to lisbon, the words of european officials and leaders betray growing nervousness. time is running out for an orderly brexit. that is why we have to say clearly to london the time for petty games is now over. the ball is now in britain's court. that is why we can only call our british colleagues, you have impressively demonstrated your sense of black humor. now, we are c

philip roth. and john irving. as well as younger authors like paul auster and jonathan franzen there is the world of america's white middle class one that's predominantly male. philip ross john updike you why on earth where are the so few successful female writers in america i think if you look closely you would find if there were not few if there were really quite a few quite quite many in fact in other words i think you have your statistics wrong you may be talking about mid century but again. if there was a time and i don't think it's true now but if there was a time when there was a disproportionate number of white male writers disproportionate number of fewer women writers it's because men were only publishing houses there wasn't because there were readers more than women so we were only publishing houses men were taking advantage of. universities women weren't allowed to go to ivy league schools until the sixty's all of these days these are not mysteries these are knackered as they are corrected as fast as t

her husband, prince philip, prefers to do the driving himself. he was spotted yesterday in a brand new landrover without a seat belt two days after his suv collide with a car carrying two women and a baby. >> this was a major incident. frankly, it was a miracle no one was more seriously hurt. >> reporter:ne of the w broke her wrist. she told a british tabloidhe ince never even said sorry. many people are surprised that still drivingis and wondering if the prince is playing by his own set of rules. but even as a royal, prince h philas to obey the law. he received a police warning for the seat belt incident and may still face charges from the accident. but the former naval officer is fiercely independent. he even drove president obama h duri visit. >> who would be able to tell prince philip to stop driving? >> i think ultimately the only person who could really stop him from driving would probably be the queen but then is he even going to listen to her? >> reporter: as the royal family prepares for a new member, prince philip seems reluctant to tra

. >>> in case you missed it, prince philip apologizing to one of the women hurt in a car accident he was involved in. she broke her arm. now in the letter, he says he was shaken and claims he had a hard time seeing the car because the sun shining low over the main road. the british tabloid posted that letter on sunday. >>> new video now showing a

philip we know the fed will increase rates in over the course of this year what difference will the next hike mean maybe announce today one of the most immediate effects we can expect. the first circles he is there. is highly dependent on my knee that comes in because of the interest rate differential to the ranch the currency is very if we traded one certain point immediate and it will be launching negative the south african reserve bank always says wealth in the longer run increase in interest rates in america means that the economy there is better that means to export markets for southern africa but in the short run we see an immediate impact on bonds we see an immediate impact on the currency and that's quite negative of the role for a large number of people came to this including of course insulation in the price of fuel so basically you're saying everyday products will have more expensive. so i think as a relatively protected from imported inflation laci but boyle is a major in the hospital is directly linked to american interest rates in that seems so we see the hot dollars f

proof their businesses but they're keeping their preparations under wraps for now electronics firm philips produces x. ray machines in hamburg and exports them to the u.k. it says it's prepared for every eventuality we harmonise you know we've developed sensible workable solutions for every possible breck's it scenario solutions that make sense for us and for the brand globally in relation to the british market will react accordingly depending on which part of the u.k. decides to take we've been well prepared for months now right but philips won't divulge any further details about their plans meanwhile thorsten poor that is carefully following the events in the u.k. parliament he hopes tuesday's vote will finally bring clarity over great britain's future. the german economy continues to grow but the strength it hasn't joyed over the past few years seems to fade that's according to figures published by the federal office to sticks overall in twenty eighteen the german economy expanded by one point five percent over the previous year marking the ninth year of growth for europe's biggest econ

was celebrating the victory of philip to the katy so we are waiting for today to see if the people of la mancha we've been treated but we have to remember that the biggest party in the country too because the job position in the country and amaka is very very very young so i don't know if there we have the strength to mobilize many people in the trees but let's wait for today and the coming days and of course on monday with the arrival of the eight utility geishas already delhi is wendy bashi on the line from can shock many thanks indeed for that update thank you. to nigeria now on the most hotly anticipated moment of this year's presidential election the two leading candidates were scheduled to face off on saturday in the country's first ever major televised debate and with president bush and his main rival neck and neck ahead of next month's election the stage was set for a thrilling showdown but audiences were left disappointed when neither took to the podium journalist friday getting ready for an historic moment jury has first ever presidential debate with the most promising candi

nejra: you really love that philips interview. keep referring to it here as we are talking about it. william: it is a data point. nejra: if we look at the various parts, ig, high-yield, etc., the trend you see in 2019, you are bullish on credit, you see spreads taken in, but where would you rather be? i think high-yield obviously gives you more bang for your buck if you are bullish on the economy. a lot of the pricing distortions we saw at the back end of last year were liquidity-driven. if you think the fed has changed away -- i mean, it's only last month, december. it is still last month that we had a serious talk about a policy error in the u.s., and the parallel with 94 is exact, where we got a really mind changing payrolls number, and you have got to go back to 90 because that's the last time we normalthing like some fed hiking cycle. a really strong payrolls number, just changed the market's whole idea on tightening. we are ok with that. and actually, you are getting the growth, and the fed is talking off. the liquidity pict

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i'm philip meja. >>> evacuations have been ordered for anyone within a three-mile radius of bar toe, georgia. a train carrying chlorine tanks derailed and hydrochloric acid has spilled. there have been reports of chemical odors and a cloud in the area. >>> more than two weeks into the government shutdown and neither side seems any closer to a deal. a white house team let by vice president mike pence met with congressional staffers to try and kind some common ground but they didn't make much headway. president trump is now proposing to build a steel fence along the u.s. border instead of a concrete wall in hopes of bringing democrats to the table. nbc's jennifer johnson has the latest. >> reporter: president trump now trying a new negotiation tactic to get his border wall built. a steel fence, not a concrete wall, built by american workers. more pressure on democrats. >> it will be less obtrusive, stronger, and we're able to use our great companies to make it. >> reporr: democrats say er he has made and it will be discussd. >> the president promised he'll get his wall with or without