thank you professor phillips o'brien from - professor phillips o'brien from saint andrews university.he capital and join our correspondent hugo bachega what our nation about sadat? then correspondent hugo bachega what our nation about sadat?— nation about sadat? then we have a statement saying _ nation about sadat? then we have a statement saying you _ nation about sadat? then we have a statement saying you current - nation about sadat? then we have a statement saying you current this i statement saying you current this have confirmed they are behind this attack. i knelt working to confirm the number of victims. this is after an earlier statement in which they said hundreds, 400 russian troops had been killed. this latest statement came after the admission by moscow that 63 soldiers had died as a result of this attack. so, the ukrainians have confirmed that they were behind this strike. this location hit was a school, apparently it had been turned into a base for russian troops in this town in the eastern don't ask region. there was anger on nine, russian military bloggers had questio

it was still a very difficult year for phillips.m revealing the plan today to bring phyllis back where it belongs. we will be moving in a to the businesses. it is a sizable and impactful measure. we are starting to lean out functions. they are close to customer patients. it will be hitting the workforce globally but also particularly in areas where we are searching for more. >> got it. job cuts, one of those ways is to pull that efficiency and the cost-cutting lever. are you looking into selling off anything in the name of efficiency? >> i think we have gone through a sizable restructuring of our portfolio. we put all of -- we put a lot of effort into that. the focus of my plan is focusing on execution to get the maximum value of the portfolio that we have. >> you mention some of the supply chain issues were easing. to what degree did they reach a more normal type of environment? how much longer do you think it will take to get to normal? >> you see the impact immediately. we can convert to orders. we are not yet at a stage where th

jack phillips, owner of masterpiece cake shop, joins me, along with two guests.n a decade after you first tangled with the radicals on this about this ruling and your next steps. >> well, first of all, i just want to make it clear that we serve everybody that comes in but we can't create every cake that people ask us to create because of those messages those cakes might express. they are custom artwork. this attorney, called us up the date that they announced they would take our case in 2017, and asked for the cake that you describe, pink on the inside and blue on the outside and told us that those colors were symbolic of changing from a male to a female. at that point that cake became a message and we told him that this was a message that we couldn't express with our custom art and we would be glad to serve this attorney anything else in this shop, make custom art but we couldn't create this one. that wasn't good enough. the attorney went to the colorado civil rights commission and filed a complaint and they have filed charges against me and sued me right after

joe phillips ben habib gets it. joe phillips gets it wrong . i wouldn't get gets it wrong. yes, i say job with ben. yes, i say basically we're all in the thick of all that. we're not employable. we're unemployable by ben habib. i'm going to i'm going go some going to go practise some mathematics. you get that mathematics. did you get that right? there was some fascinate answers, way. vernon said answers, by the way. vernon said it a stupid question. then and that's what people say when they don't know the answer. that's all i can say to you, unfortunate thing for me, though. i think i've got to get back to costs well. but back to maths costs as well. but i say, you know what, i always say, you know what, i've been out google stuff if i've been out of google stuff if you know so i don't know you know so like i don't know anything. struggle which is anything. you struggle which is hire accountant if you want hire an accountant if you want to and be better to get a business and be better at maths. there are other that i think are more important to teach very teach at school ac

(upbeat music) >> laura: you remember my next guest jack phillips.e way to the supreme court after he refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple back in 2012. he said it would have violated his first amendment rights to religious liberty, his christian faith. he won on that narrow ground but he's now back in court fighting a different battle. but it's related. after refusing to make a transgender birthday cake. yes, apparently those exist. the lawyer wanted a pink cake with blue frosting to celebrate the transition from male to female. the colorado court of appeals last week ruled that phillips refusal to make the cake did not constitute free speech and that it was illegal to refuse services to someone based on sexual orientation. jack phillips, owner of masterpiece cake shop, joins me, along with two guests. jack, your reaction now, more than a decade after you first tangled with the radicals on this about this ruling and your next steps. >> well, first of all, i just want to make it clear that we serve everybody that comes in but we can't crea

why do you stand joe phillips ? why do you stand joe phillips? i'll come to you first.ghts. well, bearing in mind that it took 20 years from the beginning of the movement for the ordination of women to actually the first women priests being all ordained, i think five, six years on this consultation to get two blessings of a civil. same sex partnership is lightning speed for the church of england. it moves at a very, very slow pace. and i think , you know, it is and i think, you know, it is certainly not for me as a non religious and not member of the church of england to even begin to tell them how they should run their operation is because, you know, the catholic church doesn't allow women priests , the doesn't allow women priests, the church of england does . i think church of england does. i think this is some step towards progress. obviously, there will be people who are disappointed that it doesn't go far enough. but what they're proposing is that if you have a same sex civil partnership ship civil ceremony, you can then go to church and have that a blessing. and t

his what phillips said to the city council about what she did next. >> i immediately went back in the shower terrified and hid behind the flimsy excludes for curtain until he was gone. i ran into a bathroom stall to change as quickly as i could, organizing my thoughts to share with the people at the front desk. >> as i did so, i could only think of my five -year-old sister who i bring to the gym during the summer to enjoy the waterslides. >> phillips spoke regarding her concerns about the naked man an said that she was ignored by staff because he identifies as woman. >> i was made to feel like i ha done something wrong when i tal to people at the ymca. it somehow the indecent exposur of a male to a female minor was an inconvenience to them. when my dad spoke to the sheriffs office and they told him he should never allow me to shower there ever again. >> the ymca staff told phillips in the mean can shower wherever he wants the director of membership up for the area has white mca called and informed her her father that his daughte was never in any danger with th man in the locker room.

but phillip, let me ask you one thing. because you and i have discussed the idea that traffic stops, followers, are often the starting point for things that end up in someone's death. and some police forces around the country and in some cities they have given police instructions to say, you better judgment about these things. because they often go wrong. and yet this look -- again, we don't see the beginning of, that we don't know what happened at the beginning. but by the time those body cameras are on. and we see that video, it is wild. it is wild away the police are be having with this guy that apparently has now been pulled over, the car has been stopped for reckless. driving again, and the thing stopped him and he's out of the car -- that threat is mitigated. >> yeah, and to be clear, it is wild but not remotely unprecedented. so, yes, there are a lot of cities that have said, yet sees a higher standard. but remember that some -- in part because there was an officer who did not like -- she did not want to put out her

"early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm phillip mena. >>> the massacre happened during a lunar festival on saturday night. the suspect, 72-year-old huu can tran died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a standoff with police. joining us now from monterey park now is jay gray jay, good morning. what's the latest there? >> reporter: phillip, francis, good morning just hours before the deadly spree, these streets filled with thousands that were celebrating a two-day foval ring in the lunar new year that celebration, though, obviously quickly turning to horror and heartache >> all unit reese quested. multiple victims gunshot wounds. >> reporter: a spray of gunfire cuts through a packed monterey park dance club, the scene complete chaos as police first arrived. >> my young officers did their job, searched for a suspect, and then came back and had to deal with the carnage that was inside and it was extensiveextensive. >> reporter: ten dead, ten more wounded. the suspect, according to police, on the run, showing up at a similar ballroom in nearby alhambra

now, is freedom academic jacob phillips . now, laurie, let's phillips.s start with you. surely allowing a violent male criminal into women's prisons is as ridiculous as letting the fox into the hen house? yeah, i don't think that people who are a threat, women should be around in those kind of settings. and i guess it's sort of. of that really lovely answer . so sort of. of that really lovely answer. so does this case prove both the lunacy and danger of sturgeon's gender recognition reform bill? i don't. i think it's a stretch to say that because. then we have to consider all of the a new bill. other instances that we can imagine in which you have violent criminals. in the context the prison estate who you know, there's loads of other people in society who want to explore, have an agenda that they might not have been assigned to. but and to put them all into the same bracket, i is disproportionate. okay. jacob we're all treading into dangerous water with the terminology we're using. i don't think gender is something we're assigned at birth, something tha

i feel sorry for arlene phillips. and i've been called arlene phillips, it must be awful for somebody not involved in politics to be called that. so, next week, we are planning to do a little brexitcast reunion, our old podcast. but the issue is, we can't say anything about the negotiations that are going on just now, because the uk and the eu are having quite secret talks about tweaking... in the tunnel. in the tunnel, or is it even a tunnel because they even dispute that and can't agree on that. about what changes you could have to the northern ireland protocol, the bit of the brexit deal that applies lots of eu rules in northern ireland. what's your sense about where they're getting to? any clues? i don't really have a sense, actually, if i'm entirely honest, because if people are in the tunnel, then there's very little that's said outside of that. but i mean, it's very clear what needs to happen. and i read somewhere yesterday that people were saying, "oh, well, rishi sunak will do a deal without the dup." that do

deputy don phillips knew all about the vandalism complaint tate had filed.aldwell were the deputies who'd responded to tate's house just 11 days earlier. they'd downplayed his complaints then and thought he was a crank off his meds. >> you said earlier, brian, that you, you'd sit outside here. >> at night? >> at night, yeah. when's the last time you did that? >> oh, it's been a good week or so. >> week or so? >> they don't want me to do guard duty anymore. they want me to get sleep, take more medications. >> you were such a calm quiet guy until this vandalism started, and then you're just like a different person. >> i was mr. nice guy for a long time. it done me no good. people took advantage of me, so i'm kind of taking a different approach to life right now being more serious and more not such a nice guy. >> after venting about the vandalism, the 40-minute interview was over. but investigators weren't done. they'd be back to question tate again. >> so what'd you think you had when you got back in your vehicle? >> we still had a whodunit in our mind. >> but

. >> phillip k. howard with his book "not accountable," sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> c-spans your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> bkeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> and now, to attorney general merrick garland's announcement about felipe who have been arrested and charged in an attempted assassination of a prominent iran an-american -- iranian american journal whoift has been a -- who has been an outspoken critic of the iran irn government. a.g. garland: good morning. this morning, a federal court in new york unveiled an indictment charging three individuals for their roles in the conspiracy to assassinate a united states citizen. these charges arise out of an ongoing investigation into the government of iran's efforts to assassinate on u.s. soil a journalist, author and human

good morning, phillip. this was president biden's first trip to the southern border since taking office two years ago, and mr. biden got a firsthand look at the humidity crisis in el paso has been dealing with and met with one of his biggest critics, texas governor greg abbott abbott hand-delivered a letter asking the president to, quote, do his job here's what he had to say about the visit. >> this visit is about two years too late and about $20 billion short of what needs to be done all he is going to do down there is rearrange the chairs on the deck of the "titanic" he is not going to achieve any solutions that will make the border safer, more secure and stop illegal immigration. >> reporter: and these trips come just days after the biden administration unveiled a new plan that includes tougher border restrictions while also offering a legal pathway for 30,000 migrants a month. the plan will also start turning away cubans, haitians, and nicknick nicking a nicaraguans who cross illegally using title 42 ju

she was the wife of phillip phillips, former alabama senator and lawyer.e had decided to stay in d. c.. he was also the sister of phoebe yates pember, who was one of the matrons at -- during the war. one other member of the spy brain was a 16-year-old girl named betty duvall, and it is betty who actually is the one to deliver rose's fateful message. now, rose, on july 9th, sent a message to general beauregard via betty duvall, telling him that the union army in northeastern virginia was about to move. beauregard sent general donilon to confirm this. and then, on july 16th, rose gave that confirmation. she said the march was scheduled for tonight. beauregard automatically wired jefferson davis with this news. jefferson davis then was able to send joseph johnston from the valley to reinforce beauregard. rose was not in the city when the battle was fought on july 24th. she was in new york city, she had gone to take her daughter leila to board a steamer. she decided that to send leila, her middle surviving daughter, out west to join florence. and she kept with

phillip, thank you >>> on deck here on "worldwide exchange," apple ready to make changes on its mostar ga gadgets. it has nothing to do with software or design we'll explain next [music playing] ♪ imagine something of your very own. ♪ ♪ something you can have and hold. ♪ ♪ i'd build a road in gold just to have some dreaming, ♪ ♪ dreaming is free. ♪ accenture, let there be change. just look around. this digital age we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully living in it. nobody should have to take a class or fill out a medical form on public wifi with a screen the size of your hand. home internet shouldn't be a luxury. everyone should have it and now a lot more people can. so let's go. the digital age is waiting. >>> gearing up for the fed chairman jay powell set to speak overseas it could move markets as stocks keep going >>> brazil cracking down for protests on that country's capital. prompts questions and concerns of investing in the emerging market. >>> and president biden in mexico we layout what's on the agenda to what led to a tense moment with

ali welcome to you. is ali phillips. ali welcome to you- happy is ali phillips. ali welcome to you.ar. how are you looking forward to the cultural year ahead? what are we kicking off with that one year, guys? there is so much look forward to in 2023. i think the past couple of years you know as tv and film companies have kind of back into role and things at covid started to kind of clear its way a lot of the backlog is being played. we're going to get to a lot we're going to get to see a lot of that in 2023. but i cannot not start with awards . showbiz not start with awards. showbiz is my big thing and i love award season. it kicks off next week, next tuesday , the golden globes next tuesday, the golden globes is finally back and it's going to be for its eighth year. we missed it last because the hollywood foreign press association actually boycotted awards in 2020. it was by nbc because it was played by los angles of lack of diversity, questionable business practises. there has been a response on, you know , it's expanded its you know, it's expanded its voting body , people with mo

phillip, if i win, i'm going to take you anywhere you want under $20 a person we're going out.whatever you want. >> i'll take you up on that, brian. for sure good luck to you especially everybody else who is playing. good luck. i'm rooting for you with extra sauce. extra dipping sauce. >> the polynesian dipping sauce from chicagok-fil-a. >>> as we head to break, another domino falling in the ftx wake and crypto collapse. watch this >> they calm their minds and steel their nerves with the words stated since the romans. fortunes favor the brave >> confusing super bowl ads. crypto.com announcing it will cut head count by 20%. citing what else industry wide challenges layoffs is the firm's second in six months after the early round in july. just another footnote in the history of companies naming sports fields or arenas. crypto.com is on the stadium where the clippers play in los angeles. "worldwide exchange" is back right after this you know, it seems like hope and trust are in short supply. [clap] now, as businesses we can blame and shame. or... [whistles] we can make a change. [

and decided to send his son to phillips academy for his education.o do that, his father had to mortgage the farm. he sent his son to phillips academy and a few months into his education there, all of the boys are asked to stand up and to recite and john marshall froze, he could not stand up and recite. he simple he couldn't speak. he was removed from the phillips academy. he felt disgraced and humiliated by that experience. he was determined to overcome his fear of speaking. he set out to do that. he has a private tutor and he manages to develop a capacious memory. he is able to memorize 70 passages of the bible in a single weekend. he uses his memory as a way of giving him more confidence in his public speaking. then he goes off to dartmouth college and he is kind of a mediocre student except he has a strong ability to speak. he goes on to become an attorney in new hampshire and very early on, he gives a speech against the war in 1812 that is so well received by the audience that they basically decide -- he is one of the most outspoken opponents of

alone phillip? >> no shortage of huge problems for the president to address there, brie, thank you >>> in a reminder of january 6, more than 400 people have been arrested in brazil's capital after rioters supporting the former defeated president bolsonaro stormed and vandalized congress, the supreme court and presidential palace the current president lula da silva has slammed the protesters but bolsonaro shot back he only supports peaceful protests >>> in massachusetts, a mother of three, ana walshe has been missing since january 1st and now her husband has been arrested they say brian walshe has been misleading investigator the searching for ana. >> reporter: the mystery deepens in the desperate search for 39-year-old ana walshe, a mother of three who vanished on new year's day her husband brian taken into custody, police charging him with misleading the investigation. state and local police returning to walshe's home in massachusetts where they say she was last seen on sunday, reportedly preparing

i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with the fallout on the shocking gun attacks on state democrats in new mexico. solomon pena had his first court hearing. he stands accused of orchestrating the plot vaughn hilliard reports from albuquerque. >> reporter: solomon pena, yet to enter a plea, appearing virtually before a judge who ordered him to stay behind bars. >> you will be held without bond >> reporter: just two months after losing his election for the new mexico state house, the republican candidate is being accused of orchestrating a plan to shoot at the homes of four democratic officials pena lost his race decisively by nearly 50 percentage points but still falsely claims it was rigged this ring video shows him approaching what he appears to have believed was the home of debbie o'malley, one of the commissioners responsible for certifying local elections o'malley says she used to live in that home according to her, he then drove to her new residence with what he claimed was evidence showing he hadn't actua

but they haven't given any specific demands yet phillip? >> pre >> thank you >>> a defeated republican candidate in new mexico has been arrested they say pena targeted democratic officials, hiring men to shoot up offices and hopes. u.s. capitol police investigated 7500 threats last year for the latest on the new mexico attacks, here's hallie jackson >> reporter: new details on an escalation of extremism, with nbc news learning the alleged ringleader of a plot to shoot at democratic officials confronted some of them weeks before. tracking them down in person after losing a state election. >> he was pretty aggressive. >> reporter: then in december, county commissioner adrian barboa came home to this >> four shots through the front door, two shots through my partner's vehicle. so yeah, it was shocking and scary. >> reporter: you said you were with your grand daughter just hours before >> that was the most terrifying is i kept thinking this is through our front door you could see the direct path where it went out my back door and i have literal

i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news in florida, where ten people were injured in a dive-by shooting in lakeland four suspects in a dark blue nissan sedan opened fire through all four windows, shooting people on both sides of the street it was likely a targeted attack. all the victims are men between 20 and 35 years old. two of the injured are in critical condition one shot in the stomach and the other in the face. there is no kurt current danger the public and it is under investigation. >>> memorials are growing in tennessee as the shocking video of tyre nichols being beaten by police continues to zisend shockwaves across the nation priscilla thompson is following the latest, and a warning that the video may be disturbing. >> reporter: robert long and ja michael sandrich an investigation found thiey violated numerous protocols and policies the investigation into the beating death continues. hemphill was relieved of duty alongside the now-fired five officers shortly after the traffic stop acco

>> will come and today i have a very special guest, jack phillips. you may remember him and know him as the masterpiece cake shop in colorado and he has just written an amazing book calling the cost of my faith how my decision took me to the supreme court. welcome. >> i'm honored to be here today. >> so why is your lawyer with us on this interview quick. >> we are still in court. we just finished the and of mard lawsuit so we are currently waiting for the judge to announce his decision on that so my lawyer is here to help guide and protect me that i don't say anything. host. >> those who are fuzzy on the details remind us what happened in july 192012 into game and walked into your cake shop and asked you to design their wedding cake. >> it was sunny and bright so when the two gentlemen it was my duty to see and talk with them. so we made introductions and they said were here to look at wedding cakes and i said sorry i don't do cakes for same-sex weddings and said make cookies or brownies or shower and at which point they stomped out and i wasn't expe

good morning >> how lovely to see you, ran ses, and you of course, phillip.ht and center center it is chetat and bots taking center stage they haven't said how much money is being invest, but it could be as much as $10 billion apparently it will accelerate breakthroughs in ai and commercialize technologies this extraordinary story about eggs as well we all know how much eggs went up last year, 60% on average across all types of eggs, but large grade a went up to $4.25 a dozen. compared to $1.79 a year earlier. one group says look, it wasn't just about avian flu or shortages, egg suppliers engaging in an exclusive scheme to gouge and fictx profits, and they called on the ftc to investigate. it could have been price gouging rather than because of the shortage of chickens and eggs. >> wow, i can tell my kids about stuff that i haven't been able to bake because of that. steve, thank you i >> a bold claim. >>> is wicked weather heading your way >>> and there's a lot of tude packed in this tiny dude rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with lo

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. >> and i'm phillip mena. this morning, a california community is reeling after a gunman killed ten people and injured 10 others inside a dance studio in monterey park. the massacre happened during the lunar new year festivity saturday night seven out of those ten that are injure ready still in the hospital authorities say the suspect, 72-year-old huu can tran died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a standoff with police but his rampage could have been much worse police are thanking two civilians who helped disarm tran at a second location, a ballroom in alhambra. >> the suspect went to the alhambra location after he conducted the shooting, and he was disarmed by two community members who i consider to be heroes, because they saved lives. this could have been much worse. >> president biden expressed sympathy for the families and victims. he has ordered all u.s. flags to be flown at half-staff at the white house and federal buildings across the country until thursday there are still so many unanswered q

perspective from abby phillips and senior political commentator david axelrod. david, the white house remembers the fiscal battles of the obama administration with republicans. do you think they're taking the right position to say, no negotiation, we want a clean debt ceiling increase? >> i think, anderson, we're at the -- we're in the first part of the first act of a play here, and i think it's early for them to take any other position. first of all, i think they saw what happened in 2011, where we went right up to the brink. there were significant -- there were significant givebacks made, and they were painful and disruptive. and i don't think they want to say, we're going to reward this behavior because they think it invites it again and again. that said, sometime between now and june, this is going to have to be resolved, and it's likely going to be resolved between some of the more moderate members of the caucus on the republican side and the senate as well. so, you know, i think we're going to see several more chapters here before this thing is done. >> ab

she's royalty and nobody knew the presley family quite like the phillips is jerry phillips, his father's sam phillips is the founder of the legendary label. sun records company. he discovered elvis produced many of his early hits and is credited with introducing the world to the king of rock and roll is a lot of pride involved in that you know, i know where it started. >> and it started with my father, jerry. but all this, when he was 7 years old, he's listened to countless elvis tales from his late father and recalled late night jam sessions and early morning breakfast with the king. >> i was like everybody else in the world. they want to you and because it was that absolute cause our sunday. you never want me me like, you know, at the molecular structure of the room changed and became an that chemistry, the delta, somebody extended to his family, but especially lisa marie. >> he adored in love dearly. he named his jet after her and gave her the famous graceland estate. graceland represents both her home. >> her connection to the public that loved her father's music. and it's also now g

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>> reporter: well, listen, listen, in defense of my colleague abby phillip and she doesn't need me todefend her. i don't think she's saying everything that needs to be done. most of what the community had wanted if you looked at those meetings they were saying we want accountability. well, they're getting some accountability because the guys have been fired and being charged. the videotape is being released and so they're in the process of doing that, not that they've done everything, yes, there can be more transparency and could have answered more questions today during the press conference like what chief ramsey just said. why is the videotape being released on a friday night? i'm sure they had their reasons for it. i would have liked them to explain more why they're doing it when people don't have to go to work the next day, maybe they feel at this point perhaps that they have done everything that they believe is in their power to try to tamp down the violence and that they're giving people time to absorb what has happened here, the charges, whether the officers are going to be out

phillip malaysia new uses earth worms in his home, made toilets to kill bacteria and render the fecal matter harmless. heat relieves himself in a g. o. you might think that this professor calculus of the restroom, this earthworm fanatic isn't a very serious person and that he's not going to. so the global toilet problem. ah, no, him to geneva. what of the city it's residence? decided to develop a more ecological sanitation system, which could re inject waste water into a very low volume flush toilets. so they called felipe, malaysia knew who rounded up his worms for people then for 300, if you like. and then last with a bunch of, by the, the odms with 300 people would be pretty good on the, on the after that, the next thing, the neighborhood. you could do this in a whole neighborhood. if you look at these lovely earthworms, you'll see a nice big bunch of them are you up. it's a big pool in the buildings, courtyard full of straw excrement. analysts worms, a giant filter which makes it possible to treat organic matter. and even a lot of campaign juris purifying it. they're composed can

joe phillips, of commentator. joe phillips, of course, is with us this evening as well. to as well. now we're moving on to a well, strange one, really, on the bbc , a ten part podcast the bbc, a ten part podcast series is launched examining the life of former east bride shamima begum is little apparently provide the full account of what really happened after she ran away from london to join the terror group. but it sparked a backlash against the broadcaster who's been accused of giving her a platform . they, of giving her a platform. they, on the other hand, have called it a robust public interest investigation now. but there's no doubt will be in some people's interest to watch this . well, they'll be interested to watch it. i mean, my view on shamima bacon is this is a woman now or 15 when she went across to the middle east who has been ruled by the supreme court, unworthy of having british nationality . so she's been nationality. so she's been through you know, the case has been right through the supreme court and whatever we feel about her personally and about the wa

that's what isaiah's defense attorney mark phillips said.en fixated on isaiah from the start and had built a case out of guesses, nothing more. >> we had no physical evidence. they had no gun. they had no bullet. they had no casing. >> and that blue towel investigators found at the crime scene? >> the dna testing they did on that towel showed that none of isaiah hagan's dna was present. >> though there was one thing that was plain to see isaiah's lies. right there in the interrogation video. the prosecution played the entire nine and half hours of it to the jury. >> i think anytime somebody says something that the state contends isn't true, you have to try to understand the dynamic of where it was said. >> phillips noted that detectives questioned isaiah aggressively for hours, they used profanity, invaded his space, intimidated him. >> i'm supposed to believe a stack of -- >> maybe, he theorized, isaiah simply lied to make them go away. were you worried though the jury is going to hear lies, and that's just gonna trump everything else? "thi

juliet phillips, bbc look north, windermere.uctuation in tesla's share price. the cases about whether those two tweets constituted fraud. and has brought investigations into whether the tweets were materially false. he denies having been deceitful. our north american correspondent david willis has been following the case. this dates back more than four years to two tweets that elon musk put out, saying that he had reason to believe that he could acquire tesla basically, privately, and that funding had been secured for that. $70 billion in funding was necessary. those two tweets because the share price of the company to soar, only for it to plummet ten days later, when it became clear that funding had indeed not been secured. that group of shareholders are suing elon musk and otherformer and current directors of tesla for undisclosed damages, claiming that basically they committed fraud in share price manipulation. so, what we have here, is elon musk being sued by his investors for remarks that he made on a social media platform

what was eugenia phillips, there were some other women jailed thereto.of course little rose is there with her. they are all under this house arrest. throughout this, rose continued to send out messages. sometimes she would bribe guard to get this done. sometimes she is an invisible. she said she wrote tapestries with the yarn that had color-coded meanings. i am not sure if that is absolutely accurate or not. she did manage to keep getting messages out. in the official records rose's charge of being a spy and furnishing the generals with important information relative to the movement of the union forces. another thing she did was to make use of the press. in november she had written a letter to secretary of state william steward, remember they were friends. in this letter she complained better poor treatment she compares her child to marie antoinette. talk about how she is not even allowed to change her linens without there being a guard to watch her. rose wrote that her situation was even worse. there was a detective that set sentinel at her open door at

going matt, den natalia in peter phillips. i had tears in my eyes because i was laughing so hard by life. but at the same time i found it sad because it was really moving nicely, calling finance to it was fun to so much at once. i didn't know what, and then he said, when in fact now you know you answer them for the next 5 minutes in front of the whole company on this guy, i had to replicate exactly what i just seen. no, it doesn't. i'm one. i was dancing once again. i was laughing so hard because the master and also felt embarrassed. and yet it was an amazing experience. most like that. i'll never forget and listen to more wendy bennett gibson forget, ah ah ah. 6 slumped doses, i think that's what people refer to as christmas or, or actually it's not something you can learn or try out or study. you either happy till you don't. i think i was astounded by how he suddenly enters into this other world and how he goes inside himself. he mind listens to his body and drifts off and he couldn't care less what any one thank washed and

jack phillips. you may remember him. you may know him, he is the owner of the masterpiece cake shop in colorado and he's just written an amazing book called the cost of my faith how a decision in my cake shop took me to the supreme court. welcome, jack. and his lawyer is joining us as well, jonathan. welcome, you guys. >> it's an honor to be here today. >> so my audience is aware, why is your lawyer with us on this interview? >> we are still in court. we just finished from our trial and third lawsuit so we are currently waiting for the judge to announce that so my lawyer is here to help guide and protect me and make sure i don't say anything -- >> good. and so, for those who don't remember or who are fuzzy on the details, tell us, remind us what happened on july 19th, 2012 when two men walked into the cake shop and asked you to design their wedding cake. >> it was a beautiful july afternoon, sunny and bright, a couple of girls were working for me. they were busy in the front of so when the gentleman came into the shop an

who i know just to keep joggers football association in gabby phillip was there. could you mourn dot up guys? yeah, cool. my new nevada douglas' niece. i work up. don't want to if i woke up, i've been bad for that. no, no, no. it not do exactly. guy did it not up. got just enough by danya in our radio in chicago. silent not so much. then in i turned it in, in a fine job and i united of job fun and now or c, south me now my, me, vic, in that i mean, yeah. good jenna. a balmy to sub i'm to sub i log into the law and i most august i knocked, he didn't go near keith elko. i'd go now busty duck or did i do so i'm gonna keep getting a lot new puklich. i'm pam stone. keep out of the grades are called it and could do more and not to come, you know, did new, barely see fairly young law. who knew who knew i love you. bye. fast. is no big idea could at their pray dismiss, leave at the doctor medical say i to would look up. i see i'm inside it, black dot gov, jamal moore up as a new business therapy. so i could do more lactic lapse again. that's you're not what i saw no go, v

see a dollar so then i got lazy up who i know de la keep chicago's football association in daddy phillip was there. could you mon dot up guys? yeah, cool man. none of our duck on. if i woke up no, i'm not going far. woke up as bad for that? no. no, no. i do. exactly. can guide you now up guys? yeah. enough by down. yeah. in our radar in chicago. silent madeleine is in a fine job. and i united of job. i'm now or see sap me now who my knee are big enough. i mean yeah, for get jenna for me to sub to sub i know that didnt all day last night. most august. i know you get guadalupe near keith elk. i got net barsky dock or did i do so i'm gonna keep getting along to bucket that fast on keep out of it because i'd call it and could do more electrical i'm you know, did you pay it? i see fairly young law who knew who knew i 90 by 15? no big outgoing. they could at the upgrade dismiss, leave at nuvie, zach to that new book fair to look up and i see i'm inside it blah dot gov, jamal and up as a new visa savvy soccer lab, wic lab and diagnostic lab. was that what i saw? no bad mark was going to read my

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phillip schofield musicology? phillip schofield parts, right . but my musicology?point is, is that , you know, we've had, is that, you know, we've had, you know , we've, we've had, you you know, we've, we've had, you know, and all, all male oh what was the swan . oh god, i've was the swan. oh god, i've forgotten what like an all male we've had an all male lake, we've had an all male lake, we've had an all male lake, we've had glenda jackson play king lear, we've had like, you know, gender swapping, plenty of like shakespearean . of course, like shakespearean. of course, they it relevant . they try and keep it relevant. you've the you've got michelle, the wonderful gayle playing harmony in the west end and people were like, oh, but she's black. she can be. but i mean, this is again, this is art is subjective. let's get let's get bums on seats. that's more important then than whining about of course about who plays what. of course , the m the apostles, rather than played by men, they than played by men, because they are traditionally they're played by women and non—b

seema. >> great phillip, thank you. >>> as we head to break, we are watching shares of macy's. trading lower by 5%. the company late friday warning the holiday quarter sales would come in lighter than expected at the low to midpoint of $8.16 billion range. macy's says the squeeze will likely continue into this year weakness spreading across the rest of the retail sector. kohl's and nordstrom flialng ahead of the open. we're back after this. erek jeter ...or plan? maybe... it's because in dreams, you can do anything. in dreams... you can hold your entire world in the palm of your hand. and turn time inside out... again and again. and you can do it all with your eyes wide open. i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass our house. i was trying to work. we're workin' it too. yeah! work it girl! woo! i want to hear you say it out loud.

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