let's welcome phillip and chloe >> hi there, phillip. >> hi, chloe >> so, this play, it's been quite a journey. we're talking 3 1/2 years, maybe nearly 50 different drafts and 5 workshops? . >> five workshops, yes. >> so, looking back at the journey, how has it been for you and has it come out as you expected it would? . >> what's interesting is if you work on a play this long, normally there are times that it becomes redundant and you get a little bored with the piece. it's only natural. it's pushing 4 years now. this one was interesting in that it never got boring or ever felt redundant and each thing that we did over these almost 4 years, whether it was going off to sundance or to writer's retreat they have in sheritan, wyoming -- is that where you went? . >> that was in utah and la as well, down there at the institute. >> they have another writer's retreat in sheritan, wyoming, so i spent time out there and we workshoped this in san francisco, we have done readings at the asia society in new york. each time we did a workshop, each time we did a reading, it moved the piece forward

attorney carter phillips represented fox television stations. patrick trueman filed a friend- of-the-court brief for focus on the family and family research county -- council. >> from the u.s. second circuit court of appeals decision this week, we now hold that the fcc's policy on indecency violates the first amendment, because it is unconstitutionally vague, creating a chilling effect that goes far beyond the fleeting expletives at issue here. carter phillips, you were the lawyer for fox television station. what is the net effect of this decision on in decency? >> i think it takes the law, essentially, back to pacifica, where the supreme court said -- the carline decision -- what it basically says is you should be looking for that shock treatment, repeat statements, as a basis on which to enforced indecency. the second circuit would not have the authority to overrule what the supreme court has said. from that point forward, what the second circuit says is that what the commission has done is so vague and incomprehensible that it is not a basis

finally he said, phillip, i would not stand there and take that crap. the moment he opened his mouth, i would say stop. okay. so it wasn't contentious but what it was that area of discomfort. racial politics are very tricky this day and age and if you want to really address certain things, you have to go to that area of discomfort and you have to go to the area beyond discomfort of being slightly offensive of each other. as long as you are in a context of trust and say this is an art piece we are working on, we are working for the truth of the characters, at sundance i worked with two, in terms of the african american actors, two generous actors who were willing to, with myself, kind of spar a bit to make sure that what we ended up with was a truthful character and a truthful relationship between the african americans and the asian american characters and that it was one in which both were speaking truth to truth. you know, one character wasn't just a sounding board for the other, that in fact truth talking to truth, right versus right. that's difficult

of conoco-phillips. welcome to "nightly business report." >> good evening. >> tom: this effort begins with a billion dollar investment. how much coming from conoco? >> we share equally, $250 million each for the four companies. >> tom: what kind of link of commitment? >> the commitment is to build a containment system that can handle a blowout down to 10,000 feet of water, up to 100,000 barrels a day of capacity. and so what we have in mind are our engineers have been working for the last six weeks from all of the company, and we think to put in place this robust system of containment will cost a billion dollars and will take about 12 to 18 months. it will be a non-profit organization, and then it will continue as a non-profit organization, having these facilities in place, especially purpose-built, located in the gulf of mexico, should another situation occur. >> tom: james, you talk about some of the specifics, and we have a screen showing just those numbers. looking to contain up to depths of 10,000 f

assistant secretary of state phillip crowley responded to the north korean comments. >> the very kind of actions that we've announced in recent days including military exercises that will be conducted in the near future are expressly demonstrating that we will be prepared to act in response to future north korea provocations. >> crowley said actions by north korea, including the sinking of a south korean warship, are the kinds of moves that actually pose a threat to stability in the region. he said the united states wants the north to cease its provocative actions and take the affirmative steps toward denuclearization it has pledged in the past. >>> japan has agreed with the association of southeast asian nations that the country will cooperate from the planning phase to build and transport or build a transport and communication network as part of the economic integration of the region. foreign minister katsuya okada and his asean counterparts agreed on the plan during their meeting in the vietnamese capital of hanoi on thursday. okada expressed support for the asean plan to start reg

energy stocks couldn't find much energy ahead of coconoco-phillips. gasoline refiner valer or off 1%, and it turned around a year's worth of losses to become profitable. and a new 52-week low after disappointing results. after the close this evening, railroad northern southern was able to increase its dividend and stock market buyback plan. with the street.com, ranging from mutual funds and e.t.f.s. we call it "word on the street," and tonight's word is apple. it's the hottest tech company there is, but you may not have to buy apple to take a bite of its success. joining us now from the nasdaq, james rogers. he's a reporter at thestreet.com. >> thank you for having me. >> tom: how profitable is it for these companies to provide parts or services for apple's iphone or ipad? >> i think it is an absolutely huge deal for these companies. apple is something of a modern phenomenon, with regard to consumer technology. but of the problem in working out who is working with apple, apple seems to have its suppliers locked into this almost murderous code of silen

phillips has designed a forty six inch model to view three d. without. green. this is only a project so it is big and. seventy and. we need approximately three years to streamline the technique and stock up enough. the usual three to. provide content for their system they use their own in-house camera adaptation essentially twelve sony digital cameras welded in wired together. the models were chosen to give the smallest possible distance between shooting angles meanwhile they've developed computer software to help them process and synchronize all twelve channels generated by the cameras and split the resulting images between their four projectors properly setting the scene to portray a realistic image from this many angles isn't something many cameramen are experienced with the institute hopes that interest in three d. since avatar will draw attention to the need for this kind of training. is going to be the next. they'll be able. to produce and view holographic images. that would be. real three dimensional movie experience. to do. the whole world is playing wi

let's get the latest from mark phillips, joining us live from london. good morning, mark. >> good morning. this soon after a crash, the numbers of dead and for that matter of survivors are always change, but it appears there were a number of people who lived through this crash. there had been, as you say, 152 people on board. >> reporter: the plane on a flight from karachi to islamabad crashed as it was apparently trying to land. pakistan is now in the monsoon season. when heavy rains and dense cloud move up from the indian ocean and the weather was terrible. some other flights have reportedly been canceled over the past few days, but it is much too early to conclude what caused this crash. the terrain around the airport is densely forested hills and valleys making access to the crash site extremely difficult. the plane was an airbus 321 and the flight is a regular commuter run between pakistan's largest city and its capital and was operated by the private airblue airline. while there have been safety issues with pakistan's aviation industry, airblue, w

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look court has agreed to buy its own shares back from conoco phillips currently the american company owns twenty percent in russia's oil major you quote will acquire almost half of this for three and a half billion dollars the remainder of conoco stake will be sold on the free market by the end of two thousand and eleven it's all part of a plan to shrink liquids debt by selling ten billion dollars worth of assets conoco phillips has said it's struggled to profit from its investment in duke or because of the advantages given to state owned producers. russia's largest producer of potash calley has ambitious plans to fertilize the world the company's co one of the billion assume a monk has plans to combine with his brother russian rifle he's offering seven and a half billion dollars for a fifty one percent stake in value of county or cali is already in talks with russian rival sylvie to. international passenger air traffic has exceeded to pre-crisis levels the international air transport association says it grew by almost twelve percent in ga passenger volumes and now around two percent

i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. targeting.the local vote to take pot growing to a new level. at 6 >> couric: finally tonight, no one likes to be rejected, but few people get through life without experiencing it at some point. if we're lucky, we're let down easy, but some rejections are so nasty, well, you could write a book. and as richard schlesinger reports, somebody did. >> reporter: what if you got a letter like this? "the work you sent us is quite terrible, please forgive the form rejection, but it would take too much of my time to tell you exactly how terrible it was." >> that's horrid! at least have the guts to look at the person in the face and reject them. that's just my opinion. >> reporter: would you ever in a million years want it in a book? >> i think i would be devastated. >> reporter: whether by e-mail or tweet, snail mail or text, everyone has gotten rejected. >> i've never written one but i've received some. >> reporter: bill shapiro has just released a book full of rejection letters. page after page of thanks

all affirmed that selling its stake and russia will call here that's right conoco phillips is selling its twenty percent stake in russia's independent oil producer but the real health billion dollars office saying it failed to profit from its investment will have the details later in the program but. the russian government has called the list of candidates and what could be the biggest privatization of the country in fifteen years dropping the rail monopoly a mortgage agency eleven companies have been prepared to sail with the aim of raising at least a thirty billion dollars to help plug the budget deficit the united bed of a report. if you want some of russia's blue chips oil general snifter say the largest bank bank now is the time some call it the biggest privatization since the nine hundred ninety s. but it's not yet clear which buyers the government will target therefore we're talking about. minorities and this is much different from what we have seen in russia taking place in mind this or prove it is asian in. general so usual when we're talking about truth with some salesperson

until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gasea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> it often happens when you travel that you meet someone you simply could not have imagined. and on our most recent trip to the gulf this week, you may have noticed, we ate a lot of fresh crab meat in louisiana, even in places where fresh shrimp and oysters were scarce. along the way, we ran into a man who told us he used to have two big crab beds, now he's down to just one, because of the spill. but every single crab is a labor -- and we mean labor -- of love. sandy and richard smith, richard said he's the last person in this area doing soft shell crab. in fact, he went to three colleges so he could be a kind of master. >> this is a crab that just came out of that shell. >> reporter: it's so soft. here's how it works. the hard shell crabs. the crab wiggles out. think of a too tight pair of jeans. what we didn't know is that crab stays

. >> of a first-comfinally at 428e firefighters got a call at of phillips senior apartment were one person suffered smoke inhalation. . on average of firefighters respond at about eight minutes that's two minutes slower than the national average of six minutes. >> it is in and take longer if we have fewer officers spread out throughout the city. and we can't predict brother and a b and when they're gonna be. >> captain ward said there just have to wait and see how things didn't go after august 1st. that the station and others are scheduled for closure. >> well temperatures kind of on the cool side today. cooler than yesterday anyhow. only on the low to mid 60's for san francisco and oakland. warmest places the inland spots. antioch still managed to get into the '90s just briefly for this afternoon. tamara we're gonna see more mild weather and a little on the cooler side actually for this time year. '50s for the bay area and we're gonna have a lot of fog to start things off. and then it'll be pretty much out of here back to the coast for the afternoon. the temperatures won't have much time

i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> it is 7:55.>>> voters in oakland will decide on three ballot measures in november put on the ballot by the city council last night. someone a $360 per year parcel tax that may restore police jobs recently cut. police unions agreed to some concessions to get the plan on the ballot. >>> san jose police chief rob davis is retiring in october. he has been chief of the san jose police department for the past six years. he has been with the department for three decades. >>> and preparations are under way for a location filming at the oakland coliseum for the movie version of the book "money ball" about the oakland as's success on a budget season last decade. the role of billy beane will be played by brad pitt. there is a casting call for extras on the film. for details on how to register log on to our website, cbs5.com, click on "newslinks." >>> traffic and weather right after this. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. you're going to find a lot of slow, slow traffic on northbound 880 heading p

. >> my name is phillip williams. i am the owner of 19 edith street. my home as 26 feet away from the development. i support my neighbors about the height and the bulk of this building degrading the beauty and character of the alley i l ive on. this new development claims to be an alteration of an existing 70-year-old building. making this claim, the project is able -- attempting to evade and force out planning requirements that would be a in a fact intended to limit the light and space. if this were recognized for what it truly is, which is a demolition of an existing building -- all that i am asking you to do is to take a good look at the facade of the existing building and what is proposed and take a close look at the f loor plan of the existing building and what is proposed. apply the common sense that this is not an alteration. this is a demolition of a new building. as such, this is valid enough reason for considering a design review. >> thank you. >> i live directly across from the sponsor project. i grew up there. i got married and moved away.

i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health.net is all abuzz over an 11-year-old girl's foul-mouth rants. reaction has come fast and furious. ranging from shock to concern. look for yourself. >> send me messages, but you know what, i don't give a [ bleep ]. i'm happy with my life, okay? if you can't, like, realize that and stop hating, you know what, i'll pop a glc in your mouth. >> that's so crazy. joining us is "early show" contributor and child psychologist jennifer hartstein. >> good morning. >> hello. you've seen this tape now a couple times and you see it again and it still takes your breath away. >> it does. i'm rarely speechless and this one i sat and shook my head and just wondered who was guiding this young woman. it's really scary. >> later on, the parents come into the tape and what have you. but just as you're looking at this, as you see it, say it's not her. we don't want you to diagnose her. >> sure. >> on television, but as you see this girl, what are the -- what are your immediate thoughts from the standpoint of

my name is jacqueline phillips.'m with ace and i'm a member of the bay view heights community. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm a member of ace. >> my name is grace martinez and i'm an organizer with ace. >> we wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for moving the e.i.r. forward. we ask you to continue to support the project in the bay view. we will pledge that ace will continue to work to make sure that the residents of bay view take advantage of the many benefits that are attached to this project and again, we just wanted to thank you today. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. peter warfield, library users association. i would like to think supervisor ross mirkarimi for what he did for libraries last month. at the june 16 budget and finance committee meeting, supervisor ross mirkarimi did a good thing for libraries and users of libraries when he expressed interest in the improvement of interim library service while branches are closed for renovation. your

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nevado police say they arrested john phillip wrestler and a 17- year-old male who's name was not released because he was under age. the break-ins cost about $6,000 in damage. >>> state lawmakers today joined bart officials to announce a new bart citizen oversight committee. sandra swanson authored the new law. it establishes an independent auditor to investigate citizen complaints against bart police officers and it creates an one member citizen review board to recommend any disciplinary action. >> it gives us another place to go when we need a check up how we're doing. what's going on, they look at our training, they look at our policies. they look at the investigation. >> reporter: the new law takes effect next january 1st, exactly two years after the death of oscar grant. >>> some of the oakland police officers who lost their jobs this week may find new work not too far away. oakland schools say they are hiring. ktvu's john sasaki is live now with a look at what this job entails. >> just days after 80 oakland officers lost their jobs, an opportunity is presenting itself. for children,

the largest black meeting site for black singles and dina phillips, formerly an online dater.e'll get to the that. folks, welcome. greatly appreciate it. let me pick on you first. they told me it's former. you don't do it any longer. is that because you found the love of your life online or it just was not for you? >> i think -- i didn't find the love of my life. the person i met was not online but i think it just changed my purpose, you know, the things that i wanted to do kind of changed my priorities. the time i was working a lot. so the online dating was very effective and helpful. >> how much hesitation, if at all did you have before you actually put's a profile and raep jumped in the water? >> none. i started out more from curiosity. i heard about so many people who had met people, and after four months were engaged and the relationship seemed to be really healthy and they were excited. so i was curious. >> ron, talk to me about, a, the increase, i suspect in traffic you've seen over the years and the feedback you can give us in terms of just pure dating? >> absolutely.

exxon, chevron, conoco phillips and royal dutch shell are contributing $1 billion to the plan. the plan is to build underwater containment systems and pipelines that would be able to capture 100,000 barrels of oil a day. oil companies hope the plan will persuade the government to let them resume offshore drilling. a six-month ban was put in place. >>> a space telescope in south america has found a cad for the "the biggest loser." a star estimated to be hundreds of time as the sun and the sun is ten times larger than average. scientists are surprised and think there's a fundamental upper limit to how massive a star can be and this exceeds it. it's millions of times brighter than our sun, don't plan on checking it out. it's 165,000 light years away. that's far, far away. >> that's very, very far. we'll never see it. >> we'll be bacwi t aming p icazamtuingre picture of a whal taking on a small sailboat. o >>> finally, let's play a round of -- guess what happens next? it's a whale of a story. imagine out on the water and you see this! a 40-ton whale a few feet from your sailboat. w

until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gasiarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> look, i need to tell you. >> jerry, jerry, look at me. >> goldfish. i was in the belly of the whale. >> okay, just calm down. >> no they were in -- >> okay, look at me. i want you to put the gun down, please. >> no. there was a goldfish. there wasn't any gravy and i -- >> jerry. >> listen. >> just put the gun down. >> larry: welcome back. we're replaying our interview with mel gibson from 1997. he spoke about his career as craft and being one of hollywood's most famous leading men. in the past we have not seen mel gibson take stands on issues. he surely has feelings as any person who watches the show knows. he thinks about things. you have taken a stand recently with full-page ads everywhere, and you're up front about conspiracy. someone said was that a plug for the movie or is this your heart? >> it's true. i was looking at the

exxon mobil, chevron, conoco phillips and shell have donated $1 million to form a company to respondo spills underwater. bp was informed about the venture but has not joined. >>> ford is trying to make the decision to go green a little easier. the automaker plans to sell the hybrid version of the 2011 lincoln mkz for the same price as the gas model. it is the first time any automaker has done that. and it could force others to follow suit. >>> tiger woods has not won a tournament since returning to the golf course. but he is still raking in the big bucks. tiger ranked number one on "sports illustrated's" list of top-earning athletes for the second-straight year. he earned about 90 million bucks in the last year. but, of course, his extramarital affairs cost him $22 million in endorsements. >> tiger woods was a big story on our abc news website. and now, we have a new ipad app, that we want to tell people about. this is it, right here. like i said, it is brand-new. and a cool way to search for news stories. >> the concept here is that it forms this globe. you can scroll through and fl

phillips leadership has over the place. there in the field since. we returned but i'm sure there were fewer of them in. the race so you're saying. it's one step of the season since you're. now a very well be appearing for a shame to see as well basketball championships the utah jazz forward declined an invitation to take part in the event and as richard reports head coach david blog has other selection headaches on his mind ahead of the two mental which kicks off in around six weeks' time. there's been speculation for weeks somebody kirilenko would miss me upcoming world championships but not david bryant's worst fears have been confirmed as russia's one world class player won't be making the trip to turkey. decided not to play off the consulting with his club saying that he needs to get back to full fitness soccer injury the russian national team represents something more than. the one player one thing will miss our great you see this is obviously a player of. the highest level it is also a bit of the highest level but life goes on in world war pla

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news."er on cbs, "48 hours mystery." russ mitchell will be here tomorrow night. i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org felt they had to use deadly >>> several officers opened fire. a suspect is dead. why oakland and b.a.r.t police felt they had to use deadly force. beefing up citizen patrols. >>> seven people shot on a street in the central valley. the clue leading police to suspect some kind of gang warfare may be involved. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. cbs5 eyewitness news is next. ,,,,

conoco-phillips stock was unchanged after a big boom to its bottom line, profits tripled. the company also has a deal to sell a chunk of its interest in russian oil company lukoil. and comcast shares rallied as it beat estimates by a penny. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: with the u.s. economic outlook calling for slow growth, many companies are looking overseas to fuel future profits. but making a buck in a foreign land doesn't necessary translate into a dollar back home. tonight's "street critique" guest is wolfgang koester. he's c.e.o. at fireapps, a firm that works with companies to manage their exposures to the ups and downs of the dollar. >> good to see you again, tom. >> tom: what do you think the currency environment is for a company doing business overseas? >> it is volatile, and quite, frankly, in the last five years have been the most volatile and most challenging for these corporations. which is a bit of a shame because of lot of the corporations, as we see through the earnings, have been doing a good job managing their companies through the econom

susie: we're going to be getting earnings in the very last week of july from exxon-mobil, conoco-phillips and chevron, are they going to meet or beat expectations? >> i think many of these companies will meet or beat expectations. refining margins have continued to improve. a lot of the estimate out there don't really reflect that. the companies have been doing very well on the cost control side. i would not be surprised if many of the integrated energy companies beat expecttations in the next couple of weeks. >> susie: you have given us four stock picks, conoco, halliburton, and oxidental. what do you like about these stocks? >> i think all of them are very cheap. conoco and shell have good growth opportunities. they pay great dividends, yield between 4% and 6%. halliburton has been beaten up with the gulf of mexico. i think they'll continue to close that gap by schlumberger. and oxidental is the biggest onshore producer of oil in the u.s. very good growth prospects for oxidental, just like all of these companies. >> susie: we have a half minute left. exxon-mobil is not on your list. why

. >> reporter: along with phillip seymour hoffman. pittest already been up to familiarize himself with the home team. >> does he know anything about baseball? >> i don't know. i think he's learning. i don't know for sure but i don't think -- i don't believe he's a real big baseball fan. but i mean he's definitely becoming a fan. and he's becoming a fan of the a's. >> reporter: one of the reasons that 2002 season was so magical was because nobody thought the a's were going to win very many games. they lost a lot of players from the 2001 season. but general manager had a new way of picking players. good players without having to pay them much. it was a philosophy called money ball. somebody wrote a book about it and that's the name of this movie. in oakland, i'm simon per rose, cbs 5. >>> why they may need to find an actor to play a current a if there's a money ball part two. and one former warrior player has his home robbed. find out details next in the minute. built with quality and backed with the best coverage in america including a