phillips was going to be transferred i love mr. phillips he's kind and feign all say mr. phillips is the best computer lab teacher i look forward to the computer lab because mr. phillips is funny any class in the middle of a big project and computer lab and if he leaves we may be be able to finish i have a little sister in fifth grade i feel bad for others not xefrnts the lab teacher like mr. phillips he treats students fair and you can ask him questions and overall he's the greatest computer teacher i've met i hope you let him back thank you. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is nobody i didn't in a fifth grader and i at gradually i'm here because we need mr. phil he is willing to help any child every morning i walk down the halls and may not be in the best of mood but mr. phil is there to crack a good joke or a simple smile that makes a big difference in my life everyday we love mr. phillip. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is tallying i can't i'm a fourth grader at combraulg i'm here before mr. phil is being transferred to another school he is so joyful and ready to teach kno

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phillips was going to be transferred i love mr. phillips he's kind and feign all say mr. phillips is the best computer lab teacher i look forward to the computer lab because mr. phillips is funny any class in the middle of a big project and computer lab and if he leaves we may be be able to finish i have a little sister in fifth grade i feel bad for others not xefrnts the lab teacher like mr. phillips he treats students fair and you can ask him questions and overall he's the greatest computer teacher i've met i hope you let him back thank you. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is nobody i didn't in a fifth grader and i at gradually i'm here because we need mr. phil he is willing to help any child every morning i walk down the halls and may not be in the best of mood but mr. phil is there to crack a good joke or a simple smile that makes a big difference in my life everyday we love mr. phillip. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is tallying i can't i'm a fourth grader at combraulg i'm here before mr. phil is being transferred to another school he is so joyful and ready to teach kno

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we spoke to greg phillips shortly before air time. thanks for coming in.s been about 12 hours since you were on cnn this morning, you said you would not release your evidence that at least 3 million people voted illegally. will you give us that evidence now? >> i said i wouldn't release it now and it's still now. so, now, we're not prepared to release it. we've had a lot of verification and validation of our own methods and research and we'll get it out as quick as we can. >> what does this evidence look like? we talking about a list of at least 3 million names? >> yeah. i mean, we -- we started with a list of 180-some-odd million registered voters in the country. that list has been built over a number of years. we amended that list, enhanced the list, built the list up, and we have spent a great deal of time building analytics around the list so that we could understand patterns, we could understand what's happening, we could understand who's voting where and when. and it's a very sophisticated operation and we're very proud of it. >> help us understand w

never got any of that. >> we met phillip in san quentin prison in california.nd he really stood out as this young kid in a very hardcore old-school prison. his life was at a pretty precarious point, but he also remained sort of optimistic. >> from the second i got in trouble to this moment in time, i know god put me in this cell for a reason. whatever it is, i don't know at this time. maybe it was just to give me time to realize what i was doing. or who knows? maybe there's something inside this time that i'm going to do that's going to put me into perspective and make he realize stuff. i don't know. but i'm in here for a reason other for than the crime that i did, that god has a plan for me. i'll be all right. i'm going to make it. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it, you're moving it. >> i said i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. >> kirkpatrick rejected the lessons he had learned from his biological family at a very young age. that's when all his problems began. >> my mom gave me the best advice that she could. everyt

so who is greg phillips and why is trump citing him as a source?w griffin is out front. >> reporter: where does donald trump get his information of massive voter fraud? not from study after study, report after report, analysis after analysis that has found no evidence but from a nonprofit group that has released no evidence. its leading voice is the former executive director of the mississippi republican party. he's now ceo of a health data company based in texas and a conspiracy theorist, and this morning on cnn's "new day" greg phillips wouldn't say what his proof actually is. >> you said we know 3 million illegally voted. >> we didn't name a soul, a person. >> will you? >> yes. >> do you have the proof? >> yes. >> will you provide it? >> yes. >> can i have it? >> no. >> why? >> we're going to release everything to the public. >> when? >> as soon as we get done with the checks. >> president trump apparently can't wait either. after greg phillips' appearance, the president tweeted, look forward to seeing final results of vote stand. greg phillips

more than one third of phillips in health technology.he second point is that phillips has always taken a balanced approach towards manufacturing. we do manufacture a lot in the much an we are as american company as we are european as we are asian. we take that integrated, holistic approach because we realize that when you benefit and have a lot of revenue, it you should do r&d and manufacturing to a certain extent in the same region. i am seeing heightened uncertainty and that is a concern. and i think we will just need to see what is going to come through in terms of policy adjustments. at this point it is too early. nevertheless, celebs has momentum at this time. our innovations are much in demand also in the u.s. where we just recorded a great contract with the company in phoenix, arizona driving better solutions and outcomes for patients. we see the internet of things is really coming through in how health care is being delivered. and phillips, with its focus on and to and health care and delivery through the health continue them --

phillips stay. >> mr. phillips that has been there for 17 years. >> he is more than a teacher, he opened every car door to every kid that comes in the school. >> the impetus for the transfer, according to witnesses in october a girl that was late to school one morning found his classroom empty. mr. phillips took the students to a cafe a block away lasting ten minutes. according to policy a teacher is not allowed to go off campus with the students. >> we realize on paper that it was something that was not when you look at it doesn't look great. >> but parents say because of the school's proximity that teachers have done this for decades. >> mr. phillips was not aware that there was a policy against it. i think he probably believed it was encouraged. >> parents say the student involved in the october incident has transferred to another school. we reached out to district officials that say they don't comment on personnel issues but parents tell ktvu that the district placed mr. phillips on paid leave at the e

. >> reporter: loretta phillips boykin is looking to her family now to help her get through this time of unimaginable pain after the deaths of her two daughters. 19-year-old kimberly phillips was the mother of two boys ages three and four. her little sister, 10-year-old loraya braxton, was also killed. >> we not just burying one child. we burying two. >> reporter: the sisters were making a trip to the corner store to buy snacks. they were in the crosswalk at large and the roosevelt boulevard around 11:45 when police say a jeep rangler driven by 48-year-old kenneth ruch ran right into them as he tried to make the light when it turned from green to yello yellow. yellow. >> cross the street and my oldest daughter protected her little sister. >> reporter: ruch kept going and was stopped by police and arrested around the corner. he's now charged with homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence. phillips boykin said she moved a house just off the boulevard one week ago concerned about gun violence she thought it would be safer than west philadelphia to raise her children. >> so ma

think of art museums as something to do when haven't been to the phillips collection lately. no dull and uninspired still life staff here. they were among the first to take the mannequin challenge and first with a lot of things. >> always delighted and surprised and pleased when people say, oh, the phillips, it's really so alive now. >> reporter: phillips collection director came here almost nine years ago and what's always been a popular museum in washington, turned into a happening. >> since 2008, we have the first thursday of every month is phillips after 5:00. >> reporter: the purpose, food and drink and conversation in the midst of art old and new. >> we asked people to buy tickets online. it's always sold out. >> reporter: it's become the new place for millennials to come. >> it's a real sense that we've ec digu creativity and innovation. >> she says the mission of the museum hasn't changed since it was established in 1921 by marjorie and duncan phillips. >> he talked about his museum as the intimate museum combined with an experiment station. >> there's plenty of conte

it's gotten so popular you need to buy your $12 tickets on the phillip's collection website in advance. >>> doug is back with more about our wear a come. >> pretty big changes considering we were at 60 yesterday and now it feels like 37 out there. it's changing quickly. that wind really the factor here. we've seen those winds gusting 40-50 miles an hour. numerous trees down around our region. it looks really nice. look at the clouds coming in out towards the cathedral. temperatures now down to 48. winds still around 14 miles an hour, gusting to 30 miles per hour. here are the current temperatures. again, we were 61 earlier, now down to 48 in washington. potomac at 44. centerville coming in at 45 degrees. nothing on the radar. we saw some showers earlier today. that's it. they're all gone. i don't expect to see much in the way of rain or snow in the next ten days. there's a couple of chances there. look at all the blue on the map. obviously blue, cold. let's talk aboutat by 11:00 tonight, this is where the computer models have the windchills, 29 in leesburg, 34 d.c. what a difference a

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another tragedy perhaps just like the one loretta phillips is now enduring. iain? >> bruce, thank you. >>> tonight governor tom wolf says he will wants to eliminate the red tape in pennsylvania's health agencies. pennsylvania's head of state announcing he has a plan to consolidate four state public health agencies into a single department. the wolf administration says it will improve efficiency but not necessarily safe any money. under the new plan, the department's of human services, health, aging and drug and alcohol programs would become the department of health and human services. >> backlash over new travel ban from the white house following president trump month into his second week in office. today the counsel ennuis lame mick relations filed a federal lawsuit challenging the so-called muslim ban. still the trump administration is continuing to defend its order. despite critics who say it was put together too hastily with unclear language. >> the safety of the american people and the security of american homeland continued to be the president's top priority.

hey, it's the phillips' lady! try these delicious phillips' fiber good gummies, a good source of fiber to help support regularity. mmm...these are great! my work here is done. phillips', the tasty side of fiber. >>> well, cher is going to join us tonight. she was part of the big protest in new york city. she will report what it was like to be there sometime tonight or tomorrow morning, something much more important than an inaugural speech will take place. it will be the nuclear moment the moment people in this country and around the world have been fearing. >>he trump era in washington has begun. >> we will see something so amazing. >> if 65 democrats boycott his inauguration he'll get the idea he's not loved. >> we have by far the highest i-iq of any cabinet ever assembled. >> after being briefed by so many in the department i am sorry for recommending the elimination. >> billionaires and bankers that have conflicts of interest and ethical lapses as far as the eye can see. >> the good news is there's more of us

>> i was horrified and kind of shocked. >> reporter: phillips says the march came at a time when the community was feeling pressure from what it considered outsiders, a time when speaking up against the racial ban could make you a target. >> i still feel a little nervous talking about all of this openly, now. >> reporter: but lately he's been doing a lot of talking about his childhood in north georgia and how his experience can help all americans make sense of today. >> what's happened in the last couple of months, the ugliness of the campaign, the racial rhetoric and the divisiveness. i think there are people who want to interpret that as a kind of wrong turning in america. i think the other way to interpret it is really more of a revelation of some currents that have been there all along. >> reporter: phillips is the author of "blood at the root: a racial cleansing in america." the book is his way of making sense of the place where he grew up. >> the story that i was told, the myth, was very simple. white people rose up. they drove out their black neighbors. they were kept out for

hey, it's the phillips' lady!ese delicious phillips' fiber gogummies , a good source of fiber to help support regularity. mmm...these are great! my work here is done. phillips', the tasty side of fiber. >>> finally tonight, hundreds of thousands here in town to witness inauguration history, and one of them has been at every swearing in since fdr. abc's ron claiborne introduces us to this 91-year-old inauguration groupie. >> reporter: with tickets in hand, harold smick made his way to washington for inauguration day. >> i would say this is the finest -- >> reporter: and he would know. he was just 15 years old, on january 20, 1941, when he traveled to washington with his father to see franklin delano roosevelt take the oath of office. >> i, franklin delano roosevelt -- >> he had a wonderful voice. >> reporter: now 91, the hardware store owner from southern new jersey has made the trip to washington on january 20th every four years, selecting a bit of history on every trip. >> and so, my fellow americans -- >> i thin

writing on twitter, "gregg phillips and crew say at least 3 million illegal votes. we must do better." trump has spent the week pushing the false claim he lost the popular vote because of fraud. doubling down what he told david muir. >> you have people who are registered who are dead, who are illegals, who are in two states. you have people registered in two states. they're registered in a new york and a new jersey. they vote twice. there are millions of votes, in my opinion. >> reporter: but among the millions registered in two states are some people very close to the president. his son-in-law and white house senior adviser, jared kushner, registered in new york and new jersey. his daughter tiffany, registered in new york and pennsylvania. his chief strategist steve bannon, who until this week was registered in florida and new york. and his press secretary sean spicer, registered in rhode island and virginia. none break the law, unless they vote twice. >> and oftentimes, the voter is completely unaware they're registered in two states. >> reporter: of the 136 milli

try phillips' colon health. >>> you were the change. you answer people's hopes and because of you by almost every measure, america is a better, stronger place than it was when we started. >> barack obama first there in '08 as he prepared to begin his life at the white house and tonight as he prepares to leave. earlier this evening, i spoke with the presidential historians about the two-term democrat who gave his farewell address tonight, doris. >> your entire role in our lives is to take a step back and assess what just happened, consider the facts that we are still assessing the presidency of your old boss of lyndon johnson of this yearbooks coming out of hoover and nixon and it still goes on. with that said, how can you assess the two-term presidency of barack obama. >> i think there are two different definitions in the dictionary for your legacy. >> if we look at the near term of what he's leaving to his successor, he encouraged an economy that was free full of housing market and by the end of his eight years, there were more jobs an

jeff wright says phillips' wife shared he was being treated for flu-like symptoms. public health officer matt willis says marin county health and human services was notified tuesday. phillips' autopsy revealed he had meningitis. >> our goal is to make sure that this remains at one case. >> it's a really big loss but my heart is so full. >> reporter: in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> marin county health officials say symptoms of meningitis include but are not limited to fever, headache, stiff neck, a rash, and confusion. newborns and infants may also vomit or seem tired or fussy. if you or your child experience these signs or symptoms, contact your health care provider right away. >>> in washington, d.c., yesterday the house followed the actions of the senate in settling the stage to get rid of the affordable care act. the real work is next, though. republicans still must decide what parts of obamacare to keep and how to protect 20 million people getting coverage under the 2010 law. they do not need democrats support to repeal but they will need it to

phillip took a student with him to a cafe a block away when her school classroom was found vacant. the parents say because of the school's closeness to the coal valley neighborhood, the teachers have been taking students on quick trips for decades. >> mr. phillip, who has devoted his life to the school, was just treated poorly, and the school district should be accountable for that. >> he has been at the school for 17 years. the parents kept more than 100 students home from school yesterday as part of their protest. >>> a facility providing ferry service from the san francisco waterfront to alcatraz is one step closer to becoming reallety. the national park service released it's final environmental impact report yesterday. it said pier 31 and a half is the preferred location for a proposed alcatraz ferry site is after evaluating four different locations. if the pier is chosen, it would allow sightseeing cruises to the parks around the bay. >>> sal, have you been able to fix things on high way 4? it's been a mess out there. >> it has been a mess out there, and i'm just looking at so

liz: killing osama bin laden and captain phillips.li pirates, with your snipers took them out. >> they took the guys out because of threat they saw. nothing else they could do. they were obligated to use lethal force. that is when president obama in office for a few months. that took some guts to make that call to send us over there. liz: that is what i wanted to ask you. his legacy, having the fortitude to make very tough and scary decision. >> he did. he made tough decisions and he really used our special operations, special operators in the a lot of times, everything from intelligence that led to drone strikes in places like yemen and somalia, big mission in pakistan to get bin laden, capture richard phillips. very good about that. didn't increase funding. 60% of the marines, 50% of the navy unfavorable towards president obama. i talked to friends today, asking them about the same thing. they remember a couple years back, they would have to cancel training trips because of budgets, not enough fuel for the helicopters and fire certa

. >> reporter: until today, 56-year-old gregg phillips of austin, texas, was dismissed oy. who claimed that the obama department of homeland security hacked the election and that there were some 3 million illegal votes. election officials say that's not true. and phillips told cnn today he is not ready to provide that proof. >> do you have the proof? >> yes. >> will you provide it? >> no. >> reporter: but less than an hour after his appearance on cnn, phillips is being cited by the president. doubling down what he told david muir. >> you have people who are registered who are dead, who are illegals, who are in two states. you have people registered in two states. they're registered in a new york and a new jersey. they vote twice. there are millions of votes, in my opinion. >> reporter: but among the millions week was registered in florida and new york. and his press secretary sean spicer, registered in rhode island and virginia. vote twice. >> that rarely happens. oftentimes, the voter is completely unaware they're registers in two states. >> reporter: of the 136 million vo

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phillips told cnn this morning he was not yet ready to provide his evidence. than an hour after his appearance on cnn, phillips was being cited by the president, writing on twitter greg phillips and crew say at least 3 million votes for illegal. trump has spent the week pushing the false claim he lost the popular vote because of fraud. >> you had people that are registered who are dead, who are illegals, who are in two states. you have people registered in two states. they're registered in new york and in new jersey. they vote twice. there are millions of votes in my opinion. >> reporter: but among the millions registered in two states are some people very close to the president. his son-in-law and white house senior advisor jared kushner, registered in new york and new jersey. his daughter tiffany, his chief strategist steve bannon. and his press secretary sean spicer, registered in rhode island and virginia. none break the law unless they vote twice. >> often times the voter is completely unaware that they are registered in two states. >> reporter: of the 13

jeff wright says phillips' wife shared he was being treated for flu-like symptoms. marin health and human services was notified tuesday. phillips' autopsy revealed he had meningitis. >> our goal is to make sure that this remains at one case. >> it's a really big loss but my heart is so full. >> reporter: in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. . >>> marin county health officials say symptoms of meningitis include but are not limited to fever, headache, stiff neck, a rash, and confusion. newborns and infants may also vomit or seem tired or fussy. if you or your child experience these signs or symptoms, kabt your health care provider right away. >>> in washington, d.c., yesterday, the house followed the actions of the senate. the real work is next, though. republicans still must decide what parts of obamacare to keep and how to protect 20 million people getting coverage under the 2010 law. they do not need democrats support to repeal but they will need it to pass a new law. even if obamacare is repealed, any changes would not take effect until 2018. >>> new this

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if i can ever be of help, please let me know." >> phillip mena with us from the hospital. are you learning anything more about the procedure involving the president and how it went? >> reporter: david, a spokesman for the president saying tonight, that doctors are happy about how that procedure went, and right now, they are in a wait and see mode. as for barbara bush, she wanted checked out, and they are describing this as precaution y precautionary. >> thank you, phillip. >>> we are turning to donald trump and his picks for his cabinet. the exchanges growing on the hill. his pick for health and services talking to ""the washington post."" saying that there will be insurance for everybody. how did he answer on the hill today? abc's mary bruce on capitol hill tonight. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, a hearings, massive lines of people waiting to hear from some of donald trump's most controversial nominees. like congressman tom price, his pick to lead the department of health and human services. >> donald trump says he has a healthcare plan, have you seen it? >> reporter

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