well in fact this is philip among she's the daughter by the way i looked around because i want to make sure she wasn't a yes woman you know you never know these days everybody is a hoax she's the daughter of philip of harold mount grande who was a well known trade negotiator who served in the ministrations of john f. kennedy lyndon b. johnson richard nixon and gerald ford and when i looked him up i also found that he's been in the news about another european wide issue arising in the very same week these last few weeks and that's the tobin tax you know all the governments of europe have are now agreed that they want to tobin tax which is a tax on financial transactions the only one outside of this is the u.k. of course because they have the city of london and they don't want to financial transaction tax well from september twenty seventh her father harold was quoted in the f.t. in an article titled long term investors would benefit from tobin tax and harold monger refers to the fact that so much trading is now high frequency trading and so long term investors are disadvantaged he says

the philip stewart is live at one gallia county police headquarters with the latest. >> good morning. police in an accounting trying to determine what a letter this apparent murder-suicide that you mentioned. it happened in a quiet bethesda neighborhood. 38-year-old martin o'toole and 35-year-old tracy vu were found in his 12th-floor apartment of river road. a couple was discovered saturday by concerns family member who had not read from martin o'toole in several days. the woman lived with her parents in silver spring and attended church regularly and sang in the church choir. the couple attended services as recently as last weekend. this morning police are not releasing any details. if it is not clear how they died but police have told us that they recovered two handguns from that apartment. we expect to learn more information today. live in montgomery county philip stewart, abc 7 news. >>> 5:06 on this monday morning. >> still ahead religious tolerance on the campaign trail. why faith is the latest hot button issue. >> pushing recess on the oprah winfrey network. how she hopes to sa

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still one tropical storm, philip he. philipe. tomorrow it will be cool. we look at the seven-day forecast. i think we'll get a little cool area but the sunshine will be around. we'll push up close to 80 into the three-day weekend. it looks outstanding. >>> well, the republican presidential field, we have that story. i guess he's finally made it official. >> reporter: he finally played it official again. for months, chris christie has been saying i'm not running for president. however, there were so many courting him. so he reconsidered and today gave his answer, no again. he said that's his final answer. >> in the end, what i always felt was the right decision remains the right decision today. now is not my time. so, new jersey, whether you like it or not, you're stuck with me. >> reporter: christie was heavily recruited by republicans. about three months until the iowa caucuses he wouldn't have had time to mount a successful campaign. christie said timing was not a decision. we're looking at three more people who could jump in. that leaves sarah palin an

so this is philip amal grande and she says quote the germans will announce they are reintroducing the deutsche mark they have already ordered the new currency and ask that the printers hurry up so first max who is philip graham she's on the board of joyce a bank she's an advisor to u.b.s. and prudential and she was in the bush administration on the economic policy department she was also a member. or of the u.s. president's working group on financial markets who are now called the police protection team yes they're often known as the plunge protection team they come in and rescue markets that are falling they make sure that the dow rises and presumably now the footsie in the cac and the dax and all of the markets around the world president book who is the first person on international television in the media in krentz on t.v. and radio to make this prediction to make this assertion that the deutsche mark would be brought back oh that would be me that's right i predicted this because i know the mind of the german and i know that the whole euro project was a trick bag to reunify germany

. >> this is never -- [ sobbing ] >> reporter: philip parker's mother has been living a nightmare for more than 6 years when her son was strangled to death. a vicious murder on a bus bound for baltimore. in a landmark decision, a jury awarded her his father and her son's estate $18.5 million from the state of maryland finding the correction system was negligent in protecting philip. >> with no remorse, no compassion. the words they used to describe my son, i'll never get out of my head. >> reporter: the jury found four of the five officers on board that bus were negligent. attorneys for parker's family argue they did not properly restrain his killer troubled convicted murder and that they wait today get medical care for parker. >> you take a job, you're responsible for somebody's life. you should be there. >> reporter: it's like the state will appeal. because of limits against maryland's liability it's unlikely the family will ever see all of that money, they say they're not any for that, they don't want another family to go through what they did. >> it's always been about my son noth

they are at thurgood marshall right now as well as philip burton. mondays and tuesdays, two hours a day, tutorials on thursdays. youth have the a opportunity to earn up to the $599 stipend. we will start that with the second semester. this semester, we are doing tutorials stuff, goal-setting stuff. we're heavily incentivizing the program. there will be field trips. we will feed them everyday. we're working in conjunction with the school district at both sites. staff has attended curriculum training from the district. tutors have received training. we realize and recognize the fact that if we are going to make this work and continue for the success, we need to be closely intertwined with the district and their goals and what they're doing with their students each day. a couple of charts and graphs to put in this, i did e-mail a final report to members of the school board as well as implementation committee. i can also send a copy as well. a couple of questions that were asked when i presented when we first had begun the program was the ethnicity. we

mark philips joins us from israel. mark, explain how this is playing out. >> reporter: it's not playing out as quickly as a lot of people expected. this is very intricate puzzle. a lot of pieces have been put into place. thus far, it's unclear how quickly those pieces are moving. there were reports earlier this morning that the israeli soldier who had been captured by hamas fighters just around gaza, he was in an israeli army position that was overrun by hamas fighters who had tunnelled into it, that he would be released by about now this morning. his family is waiting at a military base for him. the israeli prime minister is waiting there, as well. at the same time, bus loads of palestinian prisoners, more than 400 of them, were due to be handed over also around now, both to positions in the west bank and in gaza. thus far, the israeli military says it cannot confirm either that gilad schalit has been released. he would have been handed over to egyptian and red cross authorities in egypt before being moved. they are e

a couple philips operates about ten thousand wells. here in the basin which is. an incredible number of wells to climb mountains on a daily basis and so as a simple example we do well over the years and look at what our well should be delivering and if i spend five minutes per well. it takes about nine months to go through that process everything below us down here is our main to canyon. if you get up on the big here is the benches those painters are just littered with wells approximately five hundred all told. but in now with the new wells that they have proved will go from about five hundred to a. hundred within the next twenty years we drill that averages about three hundred fifty new wells per year when you take a color auto side and include that we think that conoco phillips has probably another ten thousand wells there where you will the real in the basin over the next forty years. to sharply increase drilling on gilbert are meant as ranch is typical of what has happened to vast expanses of northern new mexico land. a satellite image shows the crisscrossing

volvo ocean race as the run the world event got on the way with a sprint on saturday prince caro philip of sweden stepping on board the ocean recently out but it was up to dummy ocean racing who took top honors in the import race olympic silver medalist skipper in the walker ensuring of a dummy got six points to start things off the vessel supported by prince karl philip not too far behind though five points there are telly come for emirates new zealand early favorites were forced to sell for four points and third place that stage is just the start of the thirty ninth always nautical mile race i run the globe this year's edition is widely considered to be the most competitive and the events thirty minutes your history. basketball where the first month of the n.b.a. regular season has now been canceled the team owners still not on the same page with the players' union the biggest unresolved issue being the revenue split with players wanting a larger share than their fifty fifty proposition but the owners are suggesting. sessions were dropped if you are pushing thirty two point five. per

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philip philip of etiquette is called no wildly inappropriate just when you thought they couldn't be more perverse i'm sure we'll be hearing many more horror stories of the holiday travel season kicks into high gear next. and the very very ugly brian kilmeade almost war weary americans are thrilled to hear the troops are coming back home from iraq at the end of the year talking head brian kilmeade isn't today he has to president obama's decision could mean that the lives of four thousand plus soldiers who died there were we still. have all our blood and money have been wasted if we don't find a way to leave iraq in peace and that was one of the reasons why you owe it to those who are very lost their lives have been wounded in battle to try to win this thing and we did it in the happened four thousand five hundred and forty nine americans have been killed in iraq could if this goes afoul could their lives be wasted absolutely i get it now so called news wants to deny president obama to the foreign policy achievement of winding down the iraq war that's fine that's what they do and you bring

the parentt of philip parker juniir are claiming five state correctional preventing the murder oftheirher inmatt in februury 2005. the plaintiffs are seeking dollars plus punitive damages. fourramish men are arrested... charged withhattacking amish hooseholds and cutting the beards off amish men... and hair of amish womennpolice say more peoplee.. if the clippers hadn't broken. 3&sheriff fred abdalla says: didn'ttbreak, thee would have gone ut aad goo four more peop" people."the men apppered tuesday. current baltimore county school superinnendent joe hairston is stepping down from his positon... but says... he's offering his services in orderrto finddhis successor. successor. last night &pwas the first board of education meeting ssnce word ánotá returning at the end of his contract.he says the decisiin to llave was his. "there are only a handfulllof us around the country out of the 15 hundree school systems who have the luxuryyof being aale to say that we've actually served in a school system with over 100 housaadd years"the pressdent of the school board createe a ssarch committee to f

. >> woodruff: and we close with a profile of poet philip shultz and his new memoir on overcoming the challenges of dyslexia. that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> i mean, where would we be without small businesses? >> we need small businesses. >> they're the ones that help drive growth. >> like electricians, mechanics, carpenters. >> they strengthen our communities. >> every year, chevron spends billions with small businesses. that goes right to the heart of local communities, providing jobs, keeping people at work. they depend on us. >> the economy depends on them. >> and we depend on them. and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: democratic leaders in the senate proposed a millionai

the parents of philip parker junior.hhve filed a 22 million dolllr lawsuit.parker was killed on a prison bus.. back in 2005.the lawsuit officers failed to do their kevin johns ... strangled razor bbade... the state says the officers aren't after he was convicted of .. 3 3 a lawyer for tte man detained in aruba in the presumed death of a frederick woman..... has filed an appeal for his for the immediate release of gary giordano.giordano is being held on suspicion of death of 35-year-old robyn gardner, who hh traveled to aruba with back in july. giordano denies ann wrong doiig and claiis the frederick woman was swept out to sea &pwhile snorkeling. her body ha nnt been found. we are following a devvloping story ut of new york city.authorities say they've foiled a plot to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the united states. statess holly firfer is llve in washington with the how the plan was uncovered.holly? ((pkg)) 3 what does thhs say abbut tte connectioo between the mexican drug trade, and terrorism... and keeping our b

philip james fleming, se encuentra detenido sin derecho a fianza por los ataques a dos mujeres tempranoor la manana mientras caminaban hacia la estacion de metro... el hombre las habria amedrentado apuntandolas con una pistola y las forzo a ir a un edificio abandonado donde las violo.. las autoridades creen que podrian haber otros ataques perpetrados por el mismo sujeto... el popular programa de bicicletas para alquilar en la calle se extendera a alexandria... el concejo municipal de esa jurisdiccion aprobo en forma unanime el plan para dotar de 55 bicicletas a seis estaciones, mayormente concentradas en la parte vieja de la ciudad... este programa de rapido crecimiento en toda la region metropolitana comenzara en la primavera del proximo ano... de acuerdo a los resultados podria extenderse a otras areas durante el verano... el brote de listeria proveniente de melones tipo cantaloupe ha aumentado a 23, conviertiendo a esta epidemia en la mas mortifera en los ultimos 25 anos..el centro para la prevencion y el control de enfermedades informo hoy que 116 personas han sido diagnosticadas co

." >> what, to you, is great acting >> let's see, i think probably -- you know,like philip seymour hoffmanas great of an actor as we've ever had. >> you think that really? >> yeah. and some handsome guys like matt damon are, too, no offense, phil. daniel day lewis. >> if you were casting your dream cast and you like direct directing, who would you want? philip would be one -- >> meryl streep and meryl streep and migmani and meryl streep -- no, there's several actresses that i think are wonderful. >> does jack nicholson creep in. >> yes. >> was he -- does he leave with the -- i actually like the way you lead your life and it's incredibly admirable and i've always thought that. and it may not make me in the majority but that doesn't matter. if you're going to go the other way and lead the way -- >> every book anyone's ever read. he's the most intelligent box of fireworks they're walked the earth. >> how would you like to be remembered? if you could write your own tombstone, your own epitaph. >> i'd like to erase some of my children's memories of me and boost the good ones. how i'd like to be

the family of philip parker is suing the state saying officers were negligent when he was strangled on a prison bus. kevin johns was convicted of killing parker, johns killed himself in prison. >>> new concern about the fate of local freelance journalist van dyk in libya. relatives said he was vowing to stay in the country until he found out what happened to his friends. he is taking up arms in the conflict instead of reporting on it. his mother says once he did that she told him he was on his own. >> i told him once he turned the offer down he was on his own. -- turned the offer down he was on his own. >> sharon also says if his friends weren't in prison she feels they were casualtys of the war. >>> trial underway for the man accused of trying to blow up a plane with a bomb in his underwear. >> reporter: umar farouk abdulmutallab arrived in an suv under heavy security at the federal courthouse in detroit. the terror suspect who claims he was acting on behalf of al- qaeda is defending himself, using a lawyer to make opening statements and question witnesses. he was burned when he alleg

colvin's book, written about her, by philip house. we have sponsorship from the african diaspora, and the friends of the san francisco public library. i serve as part of the african- american interest committee that helped put this program together, and i want to thank all of you for coming, and i want to thank sfgtv for taking the program today. we want to thank the department here at san francisco public library, and we are having a reception in l58, and we want to thank read your catering for providing some delicious food for us to nibble on today, so will you please join us and say thank you again to mrs. colvin and also to byrin bain for telling his story, but thank you for coming so that we can say thank you to miss colvin for being a living history maker. join us. thank you. ♪ lift every voice and sing>> ts to vote for candidates or party and it is a significant way to have our voice heard. exactly 100 years ago, women were given the vote in california. the battle for women's suffrage was not an easy one. it took more than 70 y

. >> ew. [ light laughter ] >> and philip seymour hoffman. >> ew!it's an ew. and ew. >> interesting. moving on. katy, do you remember that song that we wrote about kyle philips in seventh grade? >> i totally remember. [ laughter ] >> kyle is such a dork. >> i know. do you want to sing it? >> ew. >> wait. was that "ew, yes" or "ew, no? " >> it was like, "ew, ew." >> ew. ♪ boy, you think you're all that but you're just ew, ew, ew, ew ew, ew, ew, ew, ew, ew, ew ♪ >> hey, girls. [ laughter ] >> ew, it's my stepdad, gary. [ laughter ] >> i really like that hip-hop song you guys are singing. >> ew! gary, shut up! >> i thought it sounded pretty good. >> ew. >> ew. >> ew. >> ew, ew, ew. >> ew, ew. >> ew, ew, ew, ew, ew, ew. [ laughter ] >> you girls have fun. i'll see you on the flip-flop. [ laughter ] >> ew. oh, my god. i'm so embarrassed. >> i know. >> all right. now time it's time for the ew speed round. here we go. scrunchie. >> ew. toy bands. >> ew. diet cherry vanilla dr. pepper. >> ew, ew, ew, ew, ew, ew. tire swings? >> ew? clint eastwood. >> cute.

prison bus did the jury found three officers negligent and another grossly negligent in the death of philip parker jr. the state obligation for negligence is limited to $200,000. >> after a chilly start today, it is really shaping up nicely as we head into the afternoon. hardly a cloud in the sky is what is being reported at b.w.i. went out of the west, 13 miles per hour is sunny and in looks beautiful out. just a little bit cool at times when you feel the winds. 60 degrees the evening, with winds out of the west. at 3 tonight, the skies stay mostly clear. we will be talking about the next storm system tonight in insta-weather-plus seven-day forecast. >> the defense will continue to present its case at the corruption trial of state senator ulysses currie. so far, when this is a -- so far, witnesses have portrayed currie as pleasant but too politically naive to be guilty of extortion. the lieutenant governor described him as honest and one of the nicest guys you'd ever meet, and that "he lacked organizational skills." new this noon, a custodian from george fox middle school is charged with i

and, it's now up to jurors to decide ii the state owes the parents of 20 year old philip parker any money. a fellow inmate murdered parker back in 2005. kevin johns strangled parker while the two were being transpprtee. parker's parents sued the state and the correctional officers working that night. as it stands now, the most the fammly might walk away with is that might be a stretch. &p((wipe-sot)) :30...it just sounds as if he didn't deserve this? oh god no this is the world's biggest injustice i'll ever see in my life 9::0(lillie) 11:35 and who do yyu hold accounttble? the uards the guards it was their duty to keep them safe they didn't see they were there to be. whill the state admits there was some negliegenceeon behalf of a few officers.... thooe officers can not be eld personally liable under the state's public official 45 news at 5:30. jury selection began today in the trial of the woman accused of murdering her coworker in &pan upscale yoga clothing shop. brittany norrood is accused of killing jayna murray inside the lululemon athletica shop back in march. nnrwood could face lif

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lawyers have argued that jackson was pressured by philips, the company promoting jackson's appearancese the tour might be cancelled. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords getting intensive therapy in north carolina. a therapist who helped her with her treatment in houston is also with her in asheville, north carolina. giffords has not been seen in public since she voted on a debt limit bill on capitol hill in august. she is scheduled to stay in north carolina for two week. >>> it was an emotional ceremony as apple employees said good-bye to steve jobs. soon you will have the chance to watch that memorial for the apple cofounder. service for jobs, who passed away on october the 5th, was intensely private. now apple says it will post a link on its website today showing the service, which was held last wednesday at the company's campus. at last check, though, the video is still not on the website. jobs' life is also the topic of a new book which goes on sale today. >>> you can be on your way to a new workout courtesy of nbc 4. >> absolutely. today we're giving away a new wii fit plus with

general philip davidson, chief intelligent thought or said that westmoreland centrist i was lay in the big unit more. pacification or 10. anthony davidson to search and destroy operations favored by westmoreland does little in providing secure environment which pacification required. the measure of merit in attrition was body count. westmoreland underestimated the staying power, calculating that if he could inflict enough casualties on the communists, they would lose heart and seize their aggression towards south vietnam. instead, the enemy proved willing to keep writing. alice, the progress that westmoreland claimed in racking up huge body count did not name to win the war. the enemy simply kept sending more and more replacements to make up his losses. westmoreland was on a treadmill. westmoreland also overestimated the american people's patience and tolerance of friendly losses. on a visit to south vietnam, senator hollings from westmoreland state of north carolina was told i westmoreland, we are killing these people at a ratio of 10 to one that hollings. the american people don't ca

general philip davidson, westmoreland's chief intelligence officer said that westmoreland's interests always lay in the big unit war. pacification bored him. and the search and destroy operations favored by westmoreland accomplished little in providing a secure environment which pacification required. the measure of merit in a war of attrition was body count. westmoreland miscalculated the enemy's staying power. calculate that if you inflecting of casualties on the communists they would lose heart and cease their aggression against south vietnam. instead the enemy proved willing to absorber enormous losses and still keep fighting. progress that westmoreland claims in racking up huge body counts did nothing to win the war. the enemy simply kept sending more replacements to make up his losses. westmoreland was on a treadmill. westmoreland also overestimated the american people's patience and tolerance of friendly losses. on a visit to south viet nam, senator holly from westmoreland's home state of south carolina was told we are killing these people, the enemy at a ratio of 10:1. the ame