phillips: yes. thank you so much for the question and the opportunity to continue to speak on my story. i will start by addressing the committee by saying pregnancy isn't a one size fits all situation. every pregnancy is different. every reason to need an abortion is different. my fellow witness over here explained did not apply to my situation. this was a planned pregnancy. and unfortunately for us it wasn't in the cards for to us bring that baby into this world. as a low-income family, as you spoke, i was a single mom for the first three years of my daughter's life. i took two weeks off of work when she was born, unpaid, and had to go back because i didn't have any other option but to work to take care of my child. i actually started the in-home daycare in my home to be home with miley because we couldn't afford the infant childcare, which is about another mortgage payment in the state of tennessee. without the platform that i had online and without sharing my story, and thank god it went viral wh

susan phillip, health officer, city and county of san francisco, department of public health public health public health priorities from representatives of disability community organizations. presented by fiona hinze, dignity fund coalition. coalition. third coalition. third coalition. third of disability community organizations. presented by allegra heath-stout and itzel romero,senior and disability action (sda) i forget to he mention before number 7 and moving forward. moving forward. of disability community organizations. presented by allegra heath-stout and itzel romero,senior and disability action (sda) . >> 9. information item: correspondence. and 10 general public comment and 11. >> 11. information item: council member comments and announcements. >> 12. action item: adjournment. i'm going to turn it over to co-chair albers thank you, counselors is possession to accept the agenda. >> i move to accept the >> i move to accept the >> do i have a second? >> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >> >> opposed? . okay. >> motion has passed to accept the agenda. we will move on to um, general pu

exactly what trevor phillips himself said about british muslims.ust a few years ago. we asked tonight why the uproar and today marked sir keir starmer's first election campaign speech. the moment just about no one has been waiting for the opportunity to provide substance over style came and went as his majesty's leader of the opposition and knight of the realm attempted to invoke working class roots plus , the working class roots plus, the prince of harry's courtroom drama continues as the biden administration pleads with a court to keep the duke of california's visa application under wraps . all that to come, under wraps. all that to come, state of the nation starts now. and through it all, i'll be joined by my panel. the former labour mp and former royal navy seaman stephen pound, and the former brexit party mep turned conservative annunziata rees—mogg. that's all coming up after your headlines with theo chikomba . chikomba. >> it's 8:01. i'm theo chikomba in the gb newsroom. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described the strike, whi

i don't think that had an agenda. >> i, i read trevor phillips poll at the time.s i've seen the same kinds of polling, and in that 20 years we've had more and more muslims becoming lawyers in accounting , becoming lawyers in accounting, in law firms, accounting firms, more muslims in parliament, geographical dispersion of muslims because they are less concentrated now than they used to be. what we have in this country is a great integration success story. there is a huge success story. there is a huge success story. there is a huge success story of integration, but there are also there are also pockets that just haven't integrated and that live almost separate lives under separate values. shrinking pockets. we are the story, the big picture story, which i pay a lot of attention to, is one of continuing success at integration , when occasionally integration, when occasionally it suits people like mr farage to promote scare stories for his own purposes. >> well , own purposes. >> well, mohamed amin, i hope you're right and i hope that the direction of those pockets

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vessel, the frankfurt, who had, according to phillips, too many questions, and what phillips wanted washe basically cut frankfurt off and said, just shut up. stay out of this. bill wormstedt: there was another ship, the mount temple which was about 59 miles away. it immediately turned around and started heading back. tad fitch: but were too far away to provide immediate assistance, and those aboard titanic-- they knew if they didn't get a hold of somebody closer that almost certainly there was going to be a massive loss of life. tim maltin: the carpathia-- she was actually traveling back from new york to europe, about 60 miles south of titanic's westerly route. oren liebermann: the response to the titanic should have been faster. the titanic started putting out its sos, its distress call, but the wireless room on the carpathia was empty. it was very close to the middle of the night. parks stephenson: carpathia was roughly 60 miles away. frankfurt was over twice that distance away, so it really did make sense for carpathia to be the ship that phillips would prioritize. [suspenseful music

but nick hillary did not kill garrett phillips.l the scars of his ordeal for years to come. >> i'm very happy, don't get me wrong. but for 5 years, my family and i have been living underneath this cloud, and the focus right now is to start putting this in the rearview mirror. >> maybe the people in potts dam will also try to put this case behind them. in 2022, nick's civil rights lawsuit went to trial, and a village found were not liable for any alleged wrongdoing. but small towns don't pivot so easily to normal after an epic drama like this one. >> this case has had a lot of the great elements of fiction, and at the heart of it, you have this terrible, terrible tragedy, which is the death of a child. >> that raw hurt never goes away, not to a mother with a broken heart. >> i have pictures in my head that will never go away. i had to watch as people try to resuscitate my son and failed. i'm never going to have my son back. >> had he lived, had he gotten extra years, where do you think he would have been ? >> still the fun-loving ki

those are to speak are, are she's phillip or full kind of future. do you think that person sees for himself? is it you go to try and continue as president until the day he dies, or do you think that he is going to be happy to put his face out to one point at some point in time and, and look back on his legacy. i was gonna pick cuz i'm actually on the phone saying moving, you know, he's got one more to and a 6 is time 8. he'll have another election because i'm not sure he will. it depends to me, it all depends on what happens to a new crane. if you put a choose a stable situation. i wouldn't say a peace agreement because of that seems really too difficult. but a stabilization of the situation. ukraine where russia can do to evict trade and then i think pollutants immediate next thought is going to be the transition. how he withdraws. who is going to succeed him? what kind of role he will play? will he play a role from behind the scenes? you know, continued to manipulate or so on, but i do not believe that he wants to go on until he's cottage out in a

known for volleyball, walsh won a basketball state championship playing for phillips in 1995. in 96 but came up one win shy. i've heard you say that that still sticks with me. >> haunts you? are you serious? i mean, after 30 years. >> yeah, it really bothers me. i felt like i mismanaged, carries, foul trouble in that game, should have burned a timeout earlier. >> phillips competitive fire started at an early age. >> my older siblings made fun of me because i couldn't ride a bike at a at an early of an age as them, so i decided i would one up them and then i quickly learned how to ride a unicycle and then kind of bragged about it. for the next three years, in the mid 80s, phillips was a three sport star in her own right at mitty and when it comes to her successes then and now, she gives credit to her parents, who immigrated from poland in 1947. they put faith and family and education as priorities, and yet, given that they still never hesitated to foster my love of sport, that love continues to shine bright. >> and this past season, to add to her long list of accolades, she bec

i spoke to jess phillips.ed the party had suffered in terms of losing some core voters, particularly muslim communities, because of the policy on gaza. in the mayoral race you had an independent candidate who campaigned solely on the platform of gaza. who won in the birmingham constituency area, there are seven districts. in birmingham, that candidate won and astounding amount for a candidate relatively unknown. some likejess phillips think labour could have won by a greater margin had they engaged voters on that issue and i put that to richard parker in the interview and he said he conceded the party needed to do work when it comes to that. of course, that means with andy street no longer mayor, the end of someone who was a well—known and quite popular mayor, who served the area for two terms. i asked andy street how he felt about the loss yesterday. particularly when it came to the party because during the campaign he had distanced himself from the national party. you can see the conservative name on most of

now of course the labour policy has since changed on that and i spoke to jess phillips yesterday andat the party had suffered in terms of losing some core voters, particularly in the muslim communities, because of the policy on gaza. and it's interesting because in that mayoral race, you had an independent candidate, ahmed yakoob, who had campaigned solely on the platform of gaza, who won in the birmingham constituency area. so there's seven districts, as it were, which made up the mayoral area. and in birmingham, ahmed yakoob won something like 42,000 votes, which is pretty staggering for an independent candidate who's relatively unknown. and i think there are some, likejess phillips, who feel that actually labour could have won by a greater margin had they engaged voters on that issue. and that is something i put to richard parker in that interview yesterday. and he said he conceded that the party did need to do work when it comes to that. of course, that now means with andy street no longer the mayor, the end of someone who was a well known and quite popular in his tenure, a mayor

, thank ou ve bit of trust. jess phillips, thank you very much _ bit of trust. jess phillips, thank youare also happening in four other authority areas here. we have had those two results already, so the whole, which has gone massively for andy street. —— macsorley hull. in wolverhampton, richard parker coming out ahead there. —— solihull. it comes down to those five authorities that are counted but i think the real takeaway from this is just how close it could be, and i haven't spoken to anyone, either labour or conservative orjust spoken to anyone, either labour or conservative or just someone spoken to anyone, either labour or conservative orjust someone who is watching this from the outside, they really cannot call this one yet. hate really cannot call this one yet. we will be back with you as soon as we can find out more, thanks very much indeed. we are going to take you now back over to london. labour's sadiq khan has won a third term as mayor. 0ur poltical correspondent leila nathoo is at city hall for us. what are we going to get the official declaration? hate what are we going

comments , >> so jess phillips's comments, if you take them for what?rying to really add some pressure to what is a horrible situation for people, says women who've been raped and men too. and they do deserve justice and they deserve protection while you're looking for that justice. but there is another side of that coin. if you make an accusation against someone and they're arrested, what if they are innocent? you've you've devastated the life . that person devastated the life. that person who may have to go home and look their daughter in the eye, they're certainly going have to look at the constituents in the eye when all of the when the speculation starts, because they've been banned from parliament and there's a balance to be trod there. jess phillips's point, and i think she's largely right, is that we need to lean towards a victim. but we must be careful about how we treat people who are innocent until proven guilty, because thatis until proven guilty, because that is the basic tenet of our law. and i and mps are in the limelight in a way most pe

commentatorjoe phillips and the commentator joe phillips and the leader of the heritage party, david where david kirton. now david, where have you stood on on that? because the public, you've got to get the balance right between protecting a the well, the an anonymity of a 17 year old who is under the age of 18 but also protection of the public. do you not? >> absolutely. and i think in every case, public safety should come first. but i think in this situation , when the police were situation, when the police were put in a bit of a difficult quandary because i understand there was a reporting restriction on the identity of the boy, 17 year old boy who did this stabbing by a court so they couldn't name him. but the thing is, then the question is, well, if you put out a photofit picture of him or give a description , will then that lead description, will then that lead to him being identified, so could they then find themselves in contempt of court, not for naming him, but by putting out a picture which would lead people to, you know, work out his identity. so it's a difficult situatio

may i remind you that the interviewer, one trevor phillips in 2016, said , muslims phillips in 2016,lims are not like us and we should just accept they were never integrate. so i think it's a bit rich for trevor phillips and all those around him. all of a sudden to claim that nigel can't have a sensible discussion about the fact that the vast majority of muslims in the uk and all over the world are great peace loving, hardworking , loving, hardworking, aspirational, community giving people. but there is an element and we have to be honest about it and have this discussion a meaningful element who don't share our culture and values. for example, we know that in a recent big survey by the henry jackson society, they found that 18 to 24 year olds at 47% of british 18 to 24 year olds didn't think that hamas carried out any atrocities of rape and murder. on october the 7th, 32% want sharia law imposed in the united kingdom, so it's fairly obvious that there's a significant element who don't share how big a part. richard. tolerance and compassion. >> yeah. how big a part of the reform elec

. hole with phillip schofield.ith phillip schofield. boris would be a better fit. well, he's got time on his hands, hasn't he, old boris, i won't say anything more than that because we are in election purdah and i'm going to be an angel for the next six weeks. good luck with that, how about this ? annette says hi, mark, if this? annette says hi, mark, if i switch on gb news and see phillip schofield there, i will switch straight off again and gb news will stay switched off until i can be sure it won't happen again. but anthony, who is a gb news member, says why all this anti schofield feeling? i saw him once on an ice dance program and he wasn't political at all. so unlikely to be on gb news. okay well look there you go. i do not want phillip on gb news says paul i agree with kay that there are already extreme left and woke, people on the media. okay, well look, there you go. that's your opinions . a you go. that's your opinions. a quick word on phillip schofield. do you think he should be back on the telly? nina m

that aaliyah began volunteering there — and they bonded over a shared love of music, as juliette phillipshas never lost her love of music and now rediscovered her passion for performing put up after decade she was inspired to return to the piano i thought, i love doing that lovely music that is. i wish i could've kept on my piano lessons. playing like that. add be able to be happy in this carers home. add make all the other people happy. since then they pair have become quite the double act for the even losing her eyesight hasn't stopped civil patiently practising to relearn all the notes. never give up in life. never. keep going, if you give up you lost it. what is it like when the two of you are playing together? happiness, sheer happiness. 17—year—old leah has been working at the care home as a volunteer way studying social care at college. despite their 73 year age gap she and sybil have struck up quite a bond. the first time she ever played i hadn't expected her to play on the piano, i thought should press a few notes — she played for hours, she loved it. i've never played with anoth

daniel moylan and the political commentator jeff phillips alongside me.ch saying, i've really enjoyed this debate tonight. michelle, there is no shouting, just decent conversation and debate on the issues that are important. thank you very much for that, one of my viewers, you just got in touch about christianity. let me find you, because i thought it was quite interesting what you said, you were saying basically that we are a christian country that's forgotten how to be christian. i thought that was quite interesting . oh, that was quite interesting. oh, that was mark, actually. he says we're a christian based society that does not practice christianity anymore. they go, that's mark's comment. i think it's quite an interesting one. anyway, it look, there's a lot of people quite upset today. when is there. not this time because there's a proposal for what some people are calling a league table, this is basically about migrant nationalities looking at the crime committed by those people. and then it would be kind of broken down into their asylum status, th

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wade phillips has an opportunity to go to st. louis next weekend, get a win against the battlehawks, which would mean the xfl conference championship game would be in this building. >> tom: yep. you heard -- or you could see him mouthing the words, skip holtz, telling his team, you got to play with class. you got to know how to handle the ups and downs. you're going to win with class, lose with class. they got beat today. >> reporter: birmingham has taken their last time-out. >> lowell: and we very well could be watching the teams that ultimately will meet in the inaugural united football league championship game. >> tom: could very well happen. >> tom: with birmingham, it's so hard to win once, let alone 15 times in a row, especially in professional football, so to have a loss like this at this time, it might not necessarily be a bad thing, e-mac. it might be a press the reset and get refocused and re-ener re-energized. >> eric: i agree with you, man. how can you channel it? how can you use this loss as a lesson to propel you fo

there is no official word yet from phillips on her departure. a bay area family continues to search for answers tonight, four months after a longtime east oakland auto shop owner was killed. our crime reporter henry lee, spoke with the man's loved ones, who say they're frustrated that an arrest has not yet been made. >> it's a battery at most. it was 60 bucks, 68 year old, still , zambrano was shot and killed at his east oakland auto shop. his son in law, michael dugger, says because of a dispute over a car battery. by all accounts, this man's life was taken for non for nonsense, for a hot headed moment over a stupid battery. it happened at bay city alternators near 88th and international in east oakland. a customer found zambrano on the ground and called 911. oakland police identified a suspect, 33 year old robert lee moore, back in march. he has not been arrested but has been charged with murder that does give some comfort, but it also raises the question, well, if you know who did it and why, and you've already got an active murder warrant ou

exactly what trevor phillips himself said about british muslims.ked sir keir starmer's first election campaign speech. the moment just about no one has been waiting for the opportunity to provide substance over style came and went as his majesty's leader of the opposition and knight of the realm attempted to invoke working class roots plus , the working class roots plus, the prince of harry's courtroom drama continues as the biden administration pleads with a court to keep the duke of california's visa application under wraps . all that to come, under wraps. all that to come, state of the nation starts now. and through it all, i'll be joined by my panel. the former labour mp and former royal navy seaman stephen pound, and the former brexit party mep turned conservative annunziata rees—mogg. that's all coming up after your headlines with theo chikomba . chikomba. >> it's 8:01. i'm theo chikomba in the gb newsroom. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described the strike, which reportedly killed 45 people in the southern gazan city of rafah

yeah, phillips. is there anything more you can tell us about this incident as it's been called with the dutch single us klein. but just trying to was, uh, it was really one of the, one of the favorites. you know, you can see the love for folks at the round mouth, moses the singing. that song is very catchy. you say it is quite a political song. it's, you know, it's a song about oats when i'm some of outs um free movements. um, uh uh, i'm so wrapped into that pricing and story, but it's a good song. um, so, um, you know, it's kind was one of alex's about prescott and friends on size day who was quite confrontational, lead to say he sat right next to the is rarely contestants. and he was also due to perform right before huh. them at tonight's final and at the address the hassle. i know the press conference, one journalist i asked to ask these ready contests and whether she what so that may be hot, presence wasn't danger and you'd be out of the office. so the, or the spec types of visiting the events, w

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phillips and chris, we really do appreciate it. thank you. and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting a web site. that's l, just air adult. calm and for further discussion, go around facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. handle is as a inside story to maintain the crate and the whole team here by the calling attention to any quality pollution meant extra disease. ok and county has low income communities. my one brother was killed by police. they don't to fit the voices, but the one past one day, an organizer on the wrapper. how old are these people off? when we've begun supplementing buffer, then it has been put on the bus that april gorbinko who brought in generation change. can you change is coming is no doubt about it on a dizzy to there's a delivery on mission of posting in humanity, in western. and it needs to be questioned. this is not the time to, to mr. kind of way. examining the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the li

juliette phillips, bbc news.eaky clean pop group steps but she's embracing her darker side for her latest project. faye's playing the fur—coat—loving baddie cruella di vil in a stage version of "101 dalmatians — the musical". kirsteen o'sullivan went to meet her. # tragedy # when you lose control and you got no soul # it's tragedy. ..# their upbeat dance tracks are iconic, and now steps' faye tozer is playing the lead in 101 dalmatians: the musical — none other than cruella de vil. i have had that rage and wickedness on stage before, and i feel like she's going to be a heightened extension of that, i literally can't wait to get my teeth into her. it's so lovely to do a role that is polar opposite to what people see me in as usual. faye has enjoyed a career spanning stage and screen. she says she loves theatre and is embracing the ageing process. there was a gap in my career, i think, where your�*e too old to be the princess and you're too young to really morph into the next character — the mother or whatever. i'm

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the guest today is sarah phillips the executive director of economic workforce development. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. let's talk about the city economic plan and specifically the city's road map to san francisco future. can you give a brief overview and update on progress? >> absolute e. in february 2023 mayor breed released the roadmap comprised to 9 strategies to move the city forward understanding there was structural and lang lasting changing by the covid impact. 134 were shorter term impacts how people using transit downtown and coming out and are using small businesses, some of them remember long-term structural impacts. the way we work. how often we are in an office and how much office space companies who had headquartered in san francisco need. some of those were structural impacts how we stop. there has been a long-term change as online shopping takes up a greater share how we performs and covid-19 took a shift that would probably take 10 to 15 years happen and collapse what happened ofern the timeframe to 2 years so saw structural impacts how

conoco phillips had been left at the altar for a few of them, including endeavor. speculation that conoco would have been a takeover target itself. now it's striking this $22.5 billion deal, which is going to make it a lot harder to swallow itself, so it's going to remain independent. it gets bigger in really core basins. katie: it's different to watch major drillers pursue growth by acquisition strategy. also today, we also have news that merck is going to buy a biotech for a deal as much as $3 billion. it feels like healthcare and energy have been some of the sectors that people have been calling for a m&a revival for a while now. >> i would say they're going to see continued activity, although i feel like we're at the tail end of it. healthcare is bumping. you got large companies trying to add too their pipeline. tech, you're seeing l.b.o.'s come back, and you saw some rumors in the press this week. there are a lot of big transactions that are still out there. m&a, i'm not going to say it's back, but let's just say it's coming back. katie: it's bumping in certai

it came from cnn where anger abby phillip interviewed cameron around the allegations when he decidedenting question what the hell he was doing there. a common reaction from cnn there >> can you tell us more about that. is there something known in the industry about how would deity you treated his artists? >> going to get some cheeks after this horsepower joint. >> get some cheeks speak for millions of old white guys when i say what her cheeks? >> i will tell you after the show. let's have some more. >> what about the industry in general so many pointed out that he can get away if the stuff there wasn't a lot of people protecting him is that the case? >> who's the talent agent for this joint doing all this i didn't know what kind of joint this was who voting for this joint could he thanks for joining us thank you for your time thank you for having me. i love him. hello that he thinks cnn as a talent agent. as a network could put a coke at dis- sleep why did he think he was asked to be on cnn in the first place for his views on benjamin netanyahu his analysis of the national debt. when

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sue phillips, who is now a hall of famer. phillips wast mitty befog the girls.s also coached the youth national team to four gold medals, and she's a two time national coach of the year. this past saturday, phillips, she was inducted into the women's basketball hall of fame in knoxville, tennessee. she said it was a humbling and emotional experience. >> when i received the call, i actually broke down in tears of joy. just you don't. it's not something you ever expect. it's not why you coach or teach. it's a byproduct and something i'm incredibly grateful for. needless to say, you do get very nostalgic as as i sat down to write my acceptance speech, that's when you sit down and really kind of pore through the years and all the hands that have contributed to this journey . >> yeah, we'll have more on her, at a later date, but that was a snippet with sue phillips had a wonderful career as a player, as a monarch, and then comes back only to coach the youngsters. only two time winner of the naismith coach of the year award in history. so pretty incredible. very impre

with that bring in minnesota democratic congressman former presidential candidate dean phillips.ks for joining us. >> good to be with you, bret. >> bret: what do you make of the shakeup, the early debate. two on the books. the former president has agreed to three, including one invitation from us. what do you make of that? >> well, what i make of it, first, is hallelujah. debate is the vitamin of democracy. it wasn't long ago, bret, that it seemed like there may not be a debate for the first time in modern history between the two major party candidates. so it is good. wwould i preferthat the commissn presidential debates continued their nonpartisan hosting and, perhaps, include third party candidates? of course. because 25 to 30% of the country right now plans not to vote for either president biden nor former president trump. but, a step in the right direction. and i just hope that we actually see legitimate policy debate, not just arguments and talking over each other. >> bret: yeah. as it stands right now, the former president has agreed to the rules put forward by the biden ca

howard phillips, of harlow in essex, has been remanded in police custody.ecurity correspondent gordon corera: 0ne statement from the policing howard phillips is 64 years old from harlow and he has been charged under section three of the national security act. it relates to assisting a foreign intelligence service and in this case the police have specified that the country in question is russia. he has been remanded in police custody and they have been two searches of properties which have been completed. police are saying this is not related to any other investigation currently under way and nor is there any threat to the public. we've had this new legislation only a year ago and we have already seen quite a few charges under it because it gives new powers effectively to the police to deal with assisting foreign intelligence services. but not many details specifically about what is involved in this arrest so far. he's the country's top civil servant, and today cabinet secretary simon case told the covid inquiry that downing street was "definitely dysfunctio

lisa phillips says she was trying to advance her modeling career when she met jeffrey epstein in the west indies when she was 12. -- just 21. she said he sexually assaulted her during a massage. phillips said that he eventually helped get her signed to a modeling agency, and she endured sexual abuse from him for years after that. >>> still to come, cassie breaks her silence. the singer speaking out after that hotel beating video. and separate new allegations against sean combs. to push bac. and separate new allegations against sean combs. and separat against sean combs. and separate against sean combs. lybalvi helps us push back against bipolar 1. once-daily prescription lybalvi is proven to treat manic or mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults, to help you push back. elderly patients with dementia have increased risk of death or stroke. do not take lybalvi if you are taking opioids or are in opioid withdrawal. the samidorphan in lybalvi can cause severe opioid withdrawal that can lead to hospitalization or increase risk of life-threatening overdose. get emergency help if you have tro