had begun work on philip's tomb. one of them carved these images of the funeral procession which transported his body back to burgundy. clothed in the habit of a carthusian monk, philip's embalmed body was sealed in a lead coffin and carried in a funeral cortege whh took nearly seven weeks to wind the 250 miles from brussels to dijon. accompanied by his sons, his chaplains, and members of his royal court, the hearse was drawn by six horses in black with the blue banners of burgundy fluttering at its corners. at dijon, it was received not only by the weeping clergy, but by 100 chosen townspeople and 100 poor, also clad in black at the duke's expense. as with the other great royal and ducal rituals of the later middle ages, death itself could be turned into public theater. philip's tomb itself lay just outside dijon at the carthusian monastery of champmol. it took nearly 30 years to complete and was finished in 1414. three sculptors worked on it. among them was a forgotten genius of european art, the man who conceived

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billionaire philip green. >> i am joined by sir philip green, the man behind the powerhouse that is topshopup with kate moss. philip, the 15th collaboration with kate moss. how does it feel like it is going, the sales have opened. >> in the first two hour it was very strong. seen isrt i have just significantly better than the opening last time. have nearly sold out. >> why do you think it is better? >> i think it is the best collection we have done. a lot more work in one collection, which was always the plan. everybody was just focused on getting this one right. or 10 been nine months months in the making. i respect us to be better prepared and better organized. we were not rushing. is end result -- the product really good. >> what is kate moss like to work with? she is a supermodel and a business model. >> it has been really good. way to a decision to have a separate building, kate had her own building. she has been working in an office. regular planning meetings, it has worked a lot better. she gets nervous and having her own environment to work and has been better. >> she is the british

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such is the case for philip white. once an aspiring rapper, he was recently convicted of murder. >> look around like [ bleep ]. how did i just go from five star hotels room service to an 8 x 10 cell. i mean people's bathrooms at home is bigger than where i'm living. i don't want to die like this. ♪ ♪ i don't want to cry like this ♪ ♪ tell me why life like this >> after serving a six-year prison sentence in indiana for drug dealing, white moved to oakland for a fresh start and had made some inroads in the city's rap scene. [ rapping ] >> but his dreams of stardom ended after he fatally stabbed his 44-year-old girlfriend 12 times in the arm and hand. >> number one song trying to shake heads. now i'm locked in a cell. how could the lord forget me? don't cry. >> white was living with his girlfriend and her four children. on the night of the murder, he and his girlfriend were at a rap show where white was performing. >> crowd was loving me. females was loving me. i'm just chitchatting and the person i was involved with, you

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you've been writing notes to philip on your facebook page. were kind enough to let us share one of them with our viewers last week. you wrote another one yesterday saying the week in kl, kuala lumpur was so hard. people are giving up. please help mecon vince them we must continue to keep trying to find you. just a small sign? i love you. how do you remain so hopeful? it's incredible. >> i think love provides a lot of strength to do things that we might not be able to do otherwise. and for two and a half years, philip and i have had constant communication. not just daily, sometimes hourly. i know that sounds a little weird. but it's part of our relationship. and i feel an ongoing need to communicate with him. and i keep hoping that even though they can't communicate with us, somehow, maybe they're allowed to see media of some sort and that those messages can provide some comfort to philip and to the other families as well. >> and so that's part of the reason why you choose to even to talk to me and to talk to us, in the hope that maybe, maybe

before we go, sarah, i want you to tell us a little bit about philip.hat can you tell us about him? you have spoken about him before, but what should we know? >> you should know he is a survivor. and he is a fighter. and he is smart. and he understands how to harness the power of other people in a very positive way. and i believe that he will be very pleased at how people have rallied together around trying to solve this crisis. so i'm trying to behave as he would have behaved if i was in the situation instead of him. and i want him to have hope and know that we're all still trying to find them. >> well, sarah bajc, our heart goes out to you, our sympathies. and we all admire your strength. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> coming up next. an outrageous conspiracy theory about a little known island in the middle of the indian ocean that is catching fire on line. we will set the record straight. >>> plus, a small drone on a mission trolling the ocean floor. will this piece of technology be able to track down any part of the missing plane? we'll ge

i think philip clarke's has rightly not done so himself.are a number of market points, if you like. the modernized -- in the u.k. has set to be completed. that is one measure we can look at. ehe other is the stor refurbishment of tesco extra. that is no small feat. that is due to be completed by 12 -- by 2017. they're researching 120 stories this year in acceleration of last year. 3%-5% per has been store. that is a figure, but in the context of that business, that is quite a significant uplift. >> how does it stack compared to other supermarkets? we know that discounters are doing well, but in terms of if we take a step back and stop looking at quarter to quarter, is it something that you would like to own or something that you think is a great business? >> it is a great business. i think if you look outside the discounters, the big four are all struggling to varying degrees. morrison's is probably at the sharpest end of that. this is an issue. it is an industry-wide issue. the key is there is no volume growth in food retailing at the mome

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philips disappointing. after just one disastrous season, manchester united have sacked manager david moise. >>> now we've had a flurry of m & a activity in the drug sector today on both sides of the atlantic. we go to the cnbc hq. we're trading higher, getting a nice boost. >> let's start in europe as novartis unveils a major overhaul. they are buying glaxo smithkline's oncology unit for $14.5 billion. novartis is selling its vaccines business to british drugmaker for $5.25 billion, both deals include milestone payments that could raise the total values. novartis and glaxo plan to combine their consumer divisions in a joint venture. glaxo will own 63% of venture which will be one of the world's largest with nearly $11 billion in annual revenue. the deal's fundamentally reshape novartis, bringing it higher, margin products such as cancer drugs. separately, novartis will sell its animal health division to eli lilly for $5.4 billion and is also looking to sell its flu business, checking shares of novartis, gla

and with easter this sunday we abouturn to philip yancey. his new tome, the question that never goes away. when accidents and tragedy strikes. that conversation right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: the extent of the damage to the world's resources and what action governments should take continues to create acrimony. as auditions argue about what should be done, what is clear to leading scientists is that immediate actions must be taken to preserve the earth's resources. among those sounding the alarm, ken caldeira. from stanford university and one of the leading experts on climate change and our nation and the world. good to have you on this program. i want to make the best use of our time. how bad is the problem and to jump to what we should do. how bad is the situation? >> on hundred million years ago around. dinosaurs were we can recreate the kind of that existed 100 million years ago. this is a radical alteration of the earth. tavis: in what way? caps will rise -- milk and the

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philip white was recently given a 26 year to life sentence for the murder of his girlfriend. awaits his transfer 0 prison, white is in the jail's disciplinary segregation unit where inmates are only allowed out of their cells only one hour at a time one at a time. an aspiring rapper on the outside, white says he usually spends his hour teaching other inmates how to rap. >> counting this money. >> add a little swag and slow it down. counting this money and getting these rags. don't do it fast, do it slow. add a little swag to it. >> counting this money and getting these rags. live from the. >> i teach him how it goes. some dudes even go as far as having their women over a recorder over the phone. that way once they get home, they know how the songs go. >> just keep practice. slow it down. don't try to go fast. once you go slow and you learn it, you can go fast and add your own little swag to it. >> white says he ghost writes raps for other inmates but that comes with a price. he arranges for them to deposit pone in the jail debit account he uses to buy snacks from the jail com

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do you still have hope that philip is alive somewhere?w in the past when we talked about it you talked about feeling his spirit. is that still the case? >> it is still the case. but i think i felt his spirit since i met him. and so you know, maybe what i was confusing as physical presence has always been how his soul has connected to mine. i mean, i'm prepared that that is an explanation for how i feel. but at the same time, hope is the only thing that we have. and the minute we give that up we have to fall into a grieving cycle, and we can't do that until we have evidence. i think that a lot of the authorities think we're just being irrational. but we're not, we're protecting our health and we want answers and we have to keep pressure on the government agencies to find those answers. >> and i know that is why you are continuing to speak out. and sarah, i do appreciate you being on tonight. i wish you the best. >> thank you very much, anderson. >>> up next, oscar pistorius grilled for a second day by the prosecutor known as "the bulldog"

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. >>> there was one american adult on flight 370, philip wood, an ibm employee heading home to beijing. his partner sara bajc said she thinks philip wood may still be alive and doesn't feel we're hearing the jet truth. >> i do believe there's some sort of cover-up, whether malaysia, united states, china, i don't know. but it's impossible to me that all of those governments' radars were so silent and so quiet when a 777 was flying over their airspace. there's clearly something we don't know. >> most of the people on that flight were chinese, and they want answers, too. but they're saying there's so much false information, they just don't know what to believe. pauline chew is live in beijing. pauline there was a meeting with the americans and the families, what happened? >> that's right, these americans lost loved ones. and the chinese met with the three americans early this morning, they asked them a lot of questions and the americans advised them and they guide them. they said you need to keep asking questions, keep pushing for answers from the government involved, from the investigato

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so can the passengers like paul weeks and philip wood.s 1:19 in the morning and a voice from the cockpit addresses air traffic control, good night, malaysian 370. for flight 370 it's been a routine evening. coming up, an aircraft with 239 people aboard vanishes completely. >> it's got be some practical joke. and then it stayed missing and stayed missing. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> i'm natalie allen. we are getting more information and more developments on the missing malaysian airliner. we have been reporting about the search in the southern indian ocean where they have picked up some possible pinging sounds they continue to explore and now our nic robertson has new information. he is live in kuala lumpur for us from there. nic? >> natalie, we have new information about the flight path of malaysian airlines flight 370. we understand from a senior malaysian government official that when the aircraft took off, we know that this -- the aircraft took that left turn from its original track on its way to beijing. we now know that after i

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host: philip mudd in new york city. caller: i would like to talk a third way. said it was go or no go. it seemed like the cia knows everything about everybody. you knew that tsarnaev brothers were in chechnya. the international security agencies know who is going to these countries. why can't we stop them from coming back? guest: let me give you a contrast. periodically americans -- think of it as an iceberg. see the tip of the iceberg as a plot. we've seen plots in texas succeed. the tragedy of major net office on -- major nidal hasan. you take the plot and build it out and say it looks like the elements are so evident that all these super security agencies, cia, and ei, nsa, why can't you see that -- cia, fbi, nsa, why can't you see that? we were dealing with a triage of plots. all of them have pieces of puzzles that are unclear. none of those puzzles make sense. you are taking a triage, a flood of data on 10, 50 100 plots at once. you're stopping 99.5% of those plots based on data that don't match up. periodically, one of those plots gets to the tip of the i