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." >> philip glass is among the five artists being celebrated at this month's kennedy center honors.ork includes dozens of operas and movie scores and while glass is considered a legendry force in the music world, success did not come quick or easy. anthony mason spoke to him at the theater here in manhattan where glass worked and performed early in his career. >> reporter: one. most influential composers in the world, philip glass, has produced 27 operas, 11 symphonies and scored more than 50 films. are does music just come to you all the time? >> sure. >> reporter: what's that like? >> it keeps you busy. >> the very busy philip glass. [ applause ] >> reporter: but for much of his pioneering career, awards eluded him. here you are now getting kennedy center honors, a guy who couldn't get a grant at one point. >> so how did that happen? >> reporter: how did that snap. >> you tell me. >> reporter: in a way philip glass first made his mark on popular culture as the subject of chuck close's striking 1969 portrait titled simply "phil." ♪ >> reporter: but his influence in music starts muc

this article, the ft talking about philip pratt chav —— philip hammond and the business secretary, both don't say up in arms, but not happy about what is proposed. they are not happy. philip hammond has been a real champion of a more moderate brexit. he has got business's backs it seems. they are concerned about this. so much for the brexit referendum debate centred around immigration. there was a huge groundswell against immigration. whether that forms part of a broader global rhetoric towards nationalist tendencies is an important point. either way the uk is at an all—time high, really. business needs immigrants. it needs a skilled immigrants, many of whom have come from the eu. many of these these eu immigrants are very familiar with the uk. they speak very good english. businesses say we'd need some sort of deal with as. theresa may's plan is to set a minimum £30,000 salary, certain visa restrictions, we don't know what they are... there will be like a points system. rather like the australian system, as they understand it. as someone who covers the global economy, i am thinking tha

young philip is preparing a plum dessert with rose petals. well. into holes in just about every dish we make year round we've tried adding roses at least once these are candy petals they're brushed with eggs like sugared and baked are. the fragrance is incredibly deep intense which is a lot of fun now will add a little been a gret any good. for detail hard work and a deep appreciation for the treasures of the island observe the task to offer that's the secret recipe that's one year one is king and young philip the title of germany's twenty nineteen chefs of the year. and with that we were up another week of euro max for me and the rest of the crew here as always thanks for joining us was it again real soon. the to the. building a church for a catholic community on the outskirts of hanukkah is a gift from god. pope francis personally blessed the foundation stone back in two thousand and fifteen. since then the progress has been slow. but the community's cutting the project and now it seems their dream is finally coming true. thirty minutes w. . my f

with the veterans philip in time and backing them all the way. the whole world of pop music on one facebook page d w music check out your favorite styles and the latest from the scene. done with us into the top universe and follow us on facebook we'll see you then d w music. after hearing just one track by easy chance were keen to work with the british songstress and they promptly managed to recruit her as guest vocalist on the single bad things. i think. i've. given him. i think. i. think. i. know a good thing that we can't keep out of our minds it's the song where everything started stolen dogs who stole who starts exactly what made it such a hit here's the full story behind the track. you. know the chance might be a bit tired at this song but their fans most certainly are not no concert of theirs is complete without their eva had stolen dance written by singer claimants enabling . her from my mind and all i was going to get. yeah because well yeah well. that's. the single sold over three point six million copies but started out as a you tube h

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philip, how does m.i.t. deal with this? philip: let me talk on two ends of the spectrum. on the workforce side and getting jobs, i have less interaction with the actual m.i.t. getting jobs. these manufacturing institutes i was talking about, because we are doing more work with community colleges and regional four-year colleges -- i should say, it is very important with the program i talked about before, that the state of massachusetts has been a great partner for this and has put money into, for example, developing test labs at m.i.t. giving money to worcester polytechnic to put together a facility with the same equipment so their students can learn to do the things that are developed at m.i.t. in terms of test procedures. the idea is that that will be used as an industry training site and date certification site, in some of these new areas the significance don't exist , yet. that is a really interesting kind of new thing for us. from the point of view of getting students in to colleges like m.i.t. first of all, we are pretty lucky that if the students get in, we can be b

philip it's been a case of. sure plenty of people know about the philippines picture perfect islands and paradise beaches but less is known about their sports teams sometimes even among the locals. to check on the state of filipino football life and in the flesh i'm going to a game in the newly created couple of paoli no al chapter. let's get an idea of what it's like filigree much travelling out from the outlook and watching the studies but that's our bag. but now we're getting there is with a jeep which is basically the really old thing that led to buying american military tricked out extended a kind of but. i actually had to take on the tri sickle but it's all worth it for the love of the game and the chance to check in on national team stars the younghusband brothers. as i make my way. to the stands it seems like i shouldn't expect a packed house but perhaps that's no surprise for a three pm weekday kickoff and the clubs are doing their best to attract new supporters. basically more job is to ensure we have

hey, philip rivers.. >>> meantime, we're going to have the post game show on a thursday night. they're speechless. >> trying to imagine nine kids. >> i know. >> and a prolific passer. >> let's roll the video on what else we're going to have. yeah, unbelievably weird week for the raiders. they won a game sunday, fire their general manager, reggie mckenzie, then they get hit with a lawsuit from the city of oakland. weird times in the black hole. so, it's going to be their last game probably in oakland on christmas eve against denver. >>> all right, we are also going to hone in on what's going on with the san francisco 49ers as they get ready for their game against seattle at levi sunday. george kittle. he has been one of the few bright speights in this season, man. this guy almost had a record- setting performance this past sunday in their victory, and he says it's not all about individual statistics, even though he's rolling up some major stuff lately. >> saying you are missing some key players isn't an e

dr philip lee, shaking your head in disagreement?greement? i find the whole idea that the public were cognisant of all the likely implications of leaving the european union in 2016 is patented nonsense. one example, i placed an amendment toa one example, i placed an amendment to a trade bill injuly one example, i placed an amendment to a trade bill in july about access to a trade bill in july about access to medicines. as it currently stands, if we leave are no deal, we leave the european medicines agency, the latest cancer drugs will be delayed coming into the country. why? when pharmaceutical companies development, they put the first market as the fda in america, the second in europe, the third is japan, the fourth market is china and the fifth there the rest of the world. who will stop them coming into the uk? where they won't be ratified as drugs that can be administered until they pass through the process and that will be determined by the pharmaceutical company, not us. the pharmaceutical company, not us. the pharmaceutical com

max boot, catherine rampell, philip bump. we're going to dig into it next. ♪ it's the time of the season for loving ♪ for a limited time, $50 for them $10 for you. applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. and just like you, the further into winter we go, the heavier i get. and while your pants struggle to support the heavier you, your roof struggles to support the heavier me. [laughter] whoo. [crash] and your cut-rate insurance might not pay for this. so get allstate, you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. mayhem is everywhere. so get an allstate agent. are you in good hands? opportunity is everywhere. like here. where nothing stands between you and your best friends. ♪ >>> the president's constant assault on american institutions may be backfiring on him tonight as i ghe gets pushback from congress, the courts, the military and even members of his own administration. i want to talk about this and more with max boot, the author of the corrosion of conservatism, why i left the right, c

philip randolph. these people up in the conversation about donald trump, what are you try to say to people? guest: this is an important question. people say, when they read the book, it is not like you are doing a new treatment of the history. you are just reminding people of this. i say that's exactly right. when donald trump says what the hell do you have to lose, i'm saying i want to remind everyone of what it took to come this far. , we have faith, but people sacrificed, people died. people made so many sacrifices in terms of losing jobs, having banks withdraw loans, mortgages, .o stand up for what is right to understand that history, especially for this generation, say, youen, i want to may not know, have an philipation for who a. randolph is, because he lived in the early 20th century, but you should know that without a. philip randolph and the brotherhood of sleeping car porters, we have unions in society. unions were segregated. times people put unions on the left side of the political spectru

philip rivers, slightly excited to be interviewed postgame. look at the playoff picture in the afc. chargers in the first wild card spot, right on the heels of the chiefs. kansas city won today, as did new england and houston. the texans have gone from 0-3 to 9-3. the loss for pittsburgh narrows the lead for the ravens. there's a quartet of teams at 6-6, including indianapolis, who had its five-game win streak snapped at jacksonville today. movever to the nfc, and the big news, the rams, their li victory toh the west. the first team in the playoffs, as they lock up back-to-back division titles for the first time since the '70s. l.a. will travel to chicago, on sunday night. the bears up in the north, despite the loss to the giants., with the lew orleans is two games up in the second seed and a bye.wb s making a late-season push, winners of four-straight atop of the nfc east. s seahawks winning three in a row. and the vikings and the panthers both losing, that's four-consecutive losses for carolina. washington andhiladelphia will meet torrow nig

philips and the netherlands and g.e. and the us controlled eighty percent of the market later a competition emerged in the form of fluorescent tubes allergan lamps and other energy saving lighting devices since two thousand and twelve sales of conventional light bulbs have been phased out and the e.u. . and the leading light of the twenty first century. the only d. short for light emitting diode it converts around eighty percent of the electricity it uses into light in contrast to incandescent light bulbs with just five percent efficiency. it lasts longer than all previous models to supposedly up to one hundred thousand hours and l.e.d.s. already have a market share a fifty percent. is the smart homes of the future lights will be turned on and off focused by the internet so member of the light wherever whenever and in whatever color you want. or automated intelligently for efficient lighting and factories or businesses. but the problem is that if everyone thinks they're saving money with efficient lighting they'll use mo

philip, catherine and max are back with me. conspiracy theories, these lies, it is your belief he is throwing anything against the wall about the mueller investigation to see what sticks? >> yeah. i think there have been a slew of these things as you said. i looked at them yesterday. i counted up ten in just the last year alone that are attempts to undermine mueller's investigation. the reason is he understands that if people see mueller as a valid interrogator, if they see his investigation as something real, then they will start to question their faith in donald trump. so donald trump does whatever he can to try and undermine mueller's investigation. it's sort of an escape valve for him. >> is it working? >> it's not really working very much. if you look at the poll numbers, republicans -- once he first started tweeting about mueller, republicans were like, oh, i have less trust in the investigation. since then, it's just sort of been static. >> because you see the outcomes, what's happening in the courts. so flynn admitted,

but philip glass is one of today's fresno prolific composers of today's music.> and low monaco joins us for a special edition of the dish. here how childhood memories inspire his cooking even today. that's ahead. >>> but first latest on the breaking news overnight. the partial shutdown of the federal government. congress did not reach a deal before last night's deadline to pay for one fourth of the government. president trump is demanding that $5 billion be approved to build the wall open the southern border. >> there are nine federal departments, dozens of allegations and hundreds of thousands of workers affected by the shutdown. >> president trump tweeted a video message blaming democrats for the standoff over the money for the wall. weija jiang is at the white house with the very latest. weija, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the senate is expected to reconvene around noon but congressional leaders do not planned to hold anymore votes until they have a bill they believe president trump will sign. the president has remained here at the white house dur

philip hammond has been dealt a very poor set of cards. has to notjust go along was a devout remainor, but he has to not just go along with the cabinet message, but also actually now start preparing for this plan b of the no—deal preparation. this is playing russian roulette, do you save your treasure chest f getting the deal through or start siphoning money off to local councils for what they are predicting will amount to an influx of elderly ex—pats and possibly riots on the streets. i don't know, we have had riots on the streets, i'm not convinced that that will come about. however, this is his. he hasn't got time to be writing double page spread and setting his carriage off down the track towards leadership, he is too busy having to fit this square into this circle. the treasury, you have to understand, they don't like spending money. if you're fill philips hammond, you say we want to have money for something that won't happen. it doesn't make sense. i just think it is interesting, that by some miracle the letter that the communities s

young philip is preparing a plum dessert with rose petals. into holes in just about every dish we make year round we've tried adding roses at least once these are candy petals they're brushed with egg white sugared and baked our own the fragrance is incredibly deep intense which is a lot of fun now will add a little been a gret any good. passion for detail hard work and a deep appreciation for the treasures the island is attached to offer that's the secret recipe that's one year one is king and john philip the title of germany's twenty nineteen chefs of the year. how about we were up another week of euro max for me and the rest of the crew here as always thanks for joining us was the again real soon. ma ma ma ma ma. ma. ma. ma. ma ma ma. ma ma. ma ma. ma. ma ma. ma ma. ma ma ma ma. ma ma ma ma. ma ma. ma ma ma. ma. ma ma. ma. ma. movie. stream seem to be within reach. the political scientists long for democratic. instead bombs amuses him or have divided his home. and the country still come together to find peace. out of the ashes libya's diff

young philip is preparing a plum dessert with rose petals. into holes in just about every dish we make year round we've tried adding roses at least once these are candy petals they're brushed with eggs white sugar and baked are on the fragrance is incredibly deep and dense which is a lot of fun now will add a little been a gret any good. passion for detail hard work and a deep appreciation for the treasures the island of zero eight has to offer that's the secret recipe that's one johann is king and young philip the title of germany's twenty nineteen chefs of the year. and with that we were up another week of euro max from me and the rest of the crew here as always thanks for joining us was the again real soon. small. the book. the book. the. movie. for sarah willis. joining her on a journey as musical discovery. i'm playing here is going to guest with the los angeles philharmonic and the soul who the guest soloist is this week i got very excited the great deal. of the families are. doubling the. fresh radishes from space x. science fiction mo

philip the seventy year old guys report. a palestinian teenagers killed while dozens of other protesters are reportedly injured in day of rage clashes with israeli soldiers in the.

philip: it was a computer-driven hedging drive.ge crash because people were selling stocks. this is the new part of the most people following oil did not take account of. you have this range of $60tility between $45 and for the price is going to move up or down in very violent ways. guest wasevious talking about, you watch it and suddenly it moves by five or 10 times the amounts we have ever seen. alix: doesn't it make it impossible to call a bottom? -- does it make it impossible to call a bottom? philip: that is exactly right. no way to worry about a top. it is not algorithmic trading by speculators, this is hedging of financial obligations to the people who are producing all this oil. alix: sara, what do you do with that? talk about volatility. sarah: he makes it really interesting point and because there is so much more production in the u.s., u.s. producers are more likely to hedge. i think this is one of those places where i am looking at energy saying there are some great companies on sale right now but on sale is a relative

philip hammond unveiled his third budget, the first on a monday for 56 years.r posed for the traditional photographs outside 11 downing street before making the short trip to the palace of westminster. he entered the commons to conservative cheers. philip hammond announced some increases in some public spending, the minimum wage, and tax thresholds. he began by telling mps conservative chancellors had had to make tough decisions in the last eight years but... today, mr deputy speaker, i can report to the british people that their hard work is paying off and the era of austerity is finally coming to an end. what we've heard today are half measures and quick fixes while austerity grinds on. and far from people's hard work and sacrifices having paid off, as the chancellor claims, this government has frittered it away in ideological tax cuts to the richest in our society. the budget statement shows a chronic lack of understanding of the threats that we face and the storm clouds ahead. we got more for potholes than for schools, nothing for women born in the 1950s an

hundreds turned out to greet the royal family for church at sandringham but prince philip and camilla did not attend the service this year. actor kevin spacey is charged with sexual assault in america and releases a video addressing allegations made against him. japan's main stock market index has plunged amid us uncertainty after wall street suffers its worst christmas eve on record. in his christmas message, pope francis has appealed for fraternity between individuals, nations and religions, to help solve the conflicts of the world. and in half an hour, robert hall looks back on how people marked 100 years since the end of the first world war. good afternoon and merry christmas. indonesia's disaster agency now say at least a29 people were killed and a further 150 are still missing following the volcanic eruption and tsunami that swept through sunda strait on saturday. more than 1,400 people have been injured. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra have been forced to evacuate to higher ground as the tsunami hit coastal areas. charities in indonesia say they'

i'm philip mena.trio of filings in the cases have shaken things up and what is in the memos and affect president trump and those in his inner circle. our legal experts are here. danny, msnbc legal analyst, katie, attorney and msnbc legal contributor, glen, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, and cynthia, former federal prosecutor. thank you, philip. we're going to try to break down these government filings. as the plot thickens. the question before us, did the president violate campaign finance laws. this week, according to the southern district of new york, michael cohen acted which the intent to influence the 2016 presidential election, i'm reading from the filing, in particular and as cohen has admitted with respect to both payments he acted in coordination with and at the direction of individual one, the then candidate donald trump. for the first time the government's stated theory of the case was that a crime was committed and donald trump directed it and coordinated it. >> right.

the justice minister philip lee resigned over brexit, calling for another referendum.a may a real headache as another of her backbenchers, dominic grieve, repose and amendment to strengthen the so—called meaningful vote. it required that the government follow directions from parliament if mps rejected her deal. got that? the european withdrawal bill passed its second reading after the 0nyx reeve found the level of oui’ the 0nyx reeve found the level of our bumper mice against the government and voted against his own amendment. sick mps were summoned to vote and questions were asked whether parliament had lost its dignity. at the height of summer, it seems long time ago now, the cabinet met at the prime minister is country retreat chequers to agree her land. the cabinet has agreed our collective position on the future of negotiations with eu. the chequers plan proposed an independent trade policy that allowed the uk the validity to set its own non—eu ta riffs validity to set its own non—eu tariffs and negotiate its own trade deal as well as an end to large annual paymen

he was very close to his family especially his brother philip who held an important office in antwerp but by the time he arrived in december his mother had died. he decided to remain nevertheless and would never return to italy. his brother introduced him to a young woman and rubens fell in love. in a portrait ruben's painted shortly after their wedding the couple holds hands and appears almost relaxed their gaze alert. the painting lacks the formality of the stiff portraits of men and women common at the time. this is a young couple looking to the future with confidence and optimism. it was a time of fresh hope and where thirty catholic spanish netherlands had agreed a ceasefire with the northern provinces the royal couple the archduchess isabella and archduke albert had heard of ruben success and asked him to enter their service as painter. ruben's agree. but exercising the leverage of a rising star he negotiated special conditions. he insisted on remaining in antwerp rather than moving to the court in brussels and ensured that he would be able to continue working for other patrons.

every investor was glad philip was gone because of what happened with the stock. her family is glad they can be close to their grandfather. it all seemed like the right thing. why the charade? when there was a clear path that could have happened, it triggers the trust, she is on trust but the reason she couldn't do it is because back then, philip was on the trust and to get rid of philippe you can trigger the trust or have that capacity. why are they still claiming sumner has capacity? you talk to people around the family and he does, like the issue, he would be offended. it would hurt his feelings. >> host: to the people are not following this, what sherry encompassed in the last 3 years in terms of cbs and viacom is extraordinary, much like her dad she has won almost every battle. >> both had a total overhaul of the board, the most recent settlement which was a couple weeks ago, it was a crazy pace. half of the board was overhauled which was something she wanted and astonishing she accomplished. she has new ceos, new boards, completely in control and fought back

philip rivers, what a comeback for him. are you ok?n he's the quarterback i'm facing and it's a two-minute drill and he has the ball. it's fatal almost every time. >> he's fantastic. great season. >> thank you, mindy. mipdy will be advancing. i'll be watching. >> news continues now on line, twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices. >> our next nice cast youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. . >>> all right. thanks for watching, everybody. >> thanks from >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, amy adams, comedians jeff ross and dave attell, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from kurt vile. and now, why not, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. welcome. welcome, everybody.

philip rivers, what a comeback for him. are you ok? >> i love philip rivers when he's the quarterback i'm facing and it's a two-minute drill and he has the ball. it's fatal almost every time. >> he's fantastic. great season. >> thank you, mindy. mipdy will be advancing. i'll be watching. >> news continues now on line, twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices. >> our next nice cast we were told nothing could be done, to enjoy these final moments together. but in that moment, when all seemed lost... st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. jude children's research hospital is saving lives with pioneering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere. and we'll never have to pay st. jude for anything, ever. at this moment, she wants to be in her own bed. i want to be outside playing. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. .

. >>> joining me now, philip bum, jach mason, and laura bassett. a welcome to you all. let me gauge your thoughts on what we have seen in the last hour philip from capitol hill. >> i mean it is not terribly surprising. i think senator majority leader mcconnell's speech was interesting because he pushed everything off on to the democrats and trump which is fair, this is fundamentally donald trump saying i want to spend this money, democrats saying we object. i think it is important that generally speaking more than half of americans oppose building a wall. other than that, most americans also supported reaching a compromise instead of having a shutdown, including republicans. this is an area where donald trump is sort of standing by himself although to reiterate the point made earlier, he does have the backing of conservative media and the backing of his base. >> the president's says border security. there is no reference to the wall. do you believe he has had either a level of enlightenment or broadened his perspective on what we need on our southern border specifically

then to philip. same series of days the president talks about being ratted out -- he's a gang roadster, in the under world. i've been ratted out, like james cagney in the old movies. at the same time rudy giuliani says he's not going to talk. he's using gang roadster talk to be crude about t. he's going after people -- which he says is tantamount to admission of guilt. >> lax to make that connection to the mob language. he talked about paul manafort. not only calling cohen a rat, but he's saying manafort -- he's praising him for not flipping on him. i don't think giuliani did him any favors in those interviews because, number one, he pushed the time frame way back in terms of the trump tower that trump may have known about trump tower and been negotiating with the russians all the way to november of 2016, which would be a key plank in the argument. >> in other words, he was working on his deal in russia with the russians all the way through the actual general election of 2016, not up until january of

said one of you shall betray me james seems to be answering terrorists who will deal with you and philip's gesture says not i lord. the right half of the painting has been fully restored i love that santa and the light. for five hundred years it is damaged smudged corroded and scratched the damp world rotting napoleon quoted simpson refractory. and an american bomb destroyed hospital. what i can tell you now the world owes to this woman senor edges of. the decades she's been cleaning analyzing and delicately touching up the colors holding up the long slow death of the last supper. a new picture has come into being the original strictly speaking no longer exists but the few pigments that survive from my work have a power that generates new life even from the cumberland remind us. that a lot. ya . ya. ya. ya . the tail of this plane thing is a dramatic one and a love story once it's contant it is a miracle we understand myself like christ the painting has dawned a local death only to be resurrected now transfigured jim morrison some of them to her to tell the ancient tale. try again to treas