phillips? >> thank you, and may it please the court, the proposition we are challenging is one embraced by the federal circuit that says the united states government can declare that certain government contracting partners have operated in default, and under those circumstances can reach into the government contractors pocket, withdrawal at the time 1.3 $5 billion out of moneys -- $1.35 billion, not without being pursuant to the contract or instructions of the united states contract, and when the contractor 6 to defend against the claim that it is engaged in some kind of default contract that the government can insert the state secrets privilege and, in so doing, tie up their ability to respond to the government's conclusion. it's seems to me the statement in this court's decision, the united states vs. reynolds, which is the government is certainly free to assert the state secrets privilege, but when it does so has to assume certain responsibilities that come from that, at least in the circums

phillips -- do what mr. phillips says, that is affirmatively using the power of the federal court, granting him relief on a claim that he has not proven. >> we're not granting anybody relief. we're leaving you where you are. we do not know what the answer is, so go away. we leave you where you are. >> justice scalia, we have no problem with a go away world. if you do that and return to the status quo, we would have the $1.35 billion. that is with their -- that is what their own filing said. >> that assumes that the contracting officer's default termination was valid. we do not know if it was valid and we do not want half -- want to have to inquire if it was valid. everybody keeps the money that he has. >> that is affirmatively using the power of the court to set aside the contracting officer's decision, which is prevented by reynolds. if we had simply insisted on our $1.35 billion at the moment it was owed to us in february of 1991, we would not be having this conversation. the only reason we are having it i

we gotta talk about "i love you phillip morris." >> yes. >> jimmy: this is a really funny movie.he had to break out of prison four times to -- to be with his lover. >> jimmy: that's great. did you meet the guy? >> yeah, i did not get to meet the guy, because he's in prison. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: interesting, okay. >> no, they wouldn't let me go up there. i wanted to. tough to break into those places, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, but really, not for this character -- broke out of prison, like, four times. >> four times, four times. brilliant genius. >> jimmy: yeah. >> amazing. >> jimmy: it's wild. the movie. and you're in there with ewan mcgregor -- >> yes. >> jimmy: who is a great actor as well. >> fantastic kisser. [ laughter ] amazing. >> jimmy: -- did you do a lot of research? >> well, we did hit the gay clubs -- [ laughter ] when we got to miami. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it was pretty crazy. >> jimmy: was that -- >> and ewan was all cocky with a meth head and stuff and he was like, "i'm gonna get my ear pierced!" you know -- tattoo, ear piercing place. he left the bar -- some

phillips, general.the case is submitted. >> in a moment, a conversation on money, politics and the influence of corporations. >> madam speaker, the president of the united states! [cheers and applause] >> by congressional invitation, the president outlines his legislative agenda for the next year and reflects on the previous in the annual state of the union. watch every address since 1984 online at the c-span video library, all searchable on your computer anytime. >> now, a conference examines the influence of money in this politics. this event is organized by a coalition of groups calling itself the movement for the people. this panel is an hour, ten minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> okay, excellent. so welcome, everybody. we are, we've been talking about movement all night long, but it seems that there's been a confusion about sometimes what is movement, actually? in the 1890s the populist movement, farmers' alliance, they organized farmers to put together collective marketing and storage of grain

mark phillips has more on the huge stretch of countryside that is underwater down under. >> reporter:after a ten year drought they called the big dry, australians are now having to cope with the big wet. an area bigger than texas is covered in floodwater and the prediction is the worst is yet to come. the low-lying state of queensland which sprawls over the northeastern corner of the country is exposed to shifting weather patterns in the pas civic and this year summer rains have reached near record levels. the town of rockhampton, a community of 70,000 people has been isolated by rising waters. the highway cut, the airport out of service. voluntary evacuations have begun. >> well, i guess they would have to-- now are you saying no. >> reporter: the rains have eased but the floodwaters are still making their way downstream. and river heights are not expected to peak until the middle of the week when as much as 40% of the town's houses could be underwater. the mayor warns a compulsory evasion-- evacuation order may be imposed. >> we're still expecting possibly a height of about 9 meeter

until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gasation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> and finally this morning, back to the shooting in tucson and the unlikely heroes emerging in the midst of the tragedy. >> most were ordinary citizens attending an ordinary event. but when the bullets started flying, they didn't think twice about springing into action. here's sharyn alfonsi. >> reporter: daniel hernandez was an intern. he had been working were the congresswoman for a week. >> my instinct was to run where the congresswoman was. >> reporter: he did. towards the gunfire, to her. holding giffords until the ambulance arrived. >> i was holding her to my chest. and applying pressure to her wound. i would tell her, gabby, if you're with us, hold my hand and hang tight. >> reporter: he held her so tight he may have saved her life. she didn't lose much blooz. >> reporter: phil badger was grazed by a bullet in the head. but somehow was able t

.™ until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the baddiarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, evening snow, 33 degrees. miami, partly cloudy, 79. chicago, light snow, 29, dallas, sunny, 37. l.a., partly cloudy, 66. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows two storms converging on the northeast while signs are clear over the rockies. later today, the great lakes and mid atlantic with the snow and high winds as they head for the northeast. cold and sunny in the midwest and rain is expected in california. >>> in sports, a dramatic finish in the bcs championship game in college kickoff. before the kickoff, a moment of silence for the victims of the shootings in tucson. later, auburn quarterback cam newton connected on two touchdown passes. oregon came back in the fourth quarter to tie the game at 19. then a

. >> reporter: phillip neal was willing to do anything to warm up his drafty apartment except spend a fortune weatherizing a home he doesn't own. >> we had the drafts in the door and the air conditioning unit. >> reporter: but according to the department of energy, fixing those drafts by weatherizing could save him up to $437 a year. so to get the most bang for his buck, we decided to test this $20 do it yourself weatherizing kit. after reading the instructions he applies this self-adhesive door sweep to the base of the door and foam tape to the gap on the side and around the air conditioning unit. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: then we brought in a handyman to check his work. turns out the one size fits all kit doesn't fit when it comes to phillips' door. >> you still have a good quarter inch or so gap right in here. >> reporter: instead of the kit's plastic door sweep that sticks to one side of the door, newman recommended the $10 to $15 door shoe that protects both sides. as for the side of the door? >> this just needs to be replaced. >> reporter: brent says skip the foam tape

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> in other news, arizona representative gabrielle giffords remains in intensive care this morning at a houston hospital, but she's said to be improving steadily and may begin rehab by the end of the week. the man who allegedly shot giffords and 18 others has pleaded not guilty. karen brown has more. >> reporter: 22-year-old jared loughner didn't look much like his mug shot as he walked into court on monday. his hair has grown out and he appeared pale and thinner. loughner smiled but didn't make eye contact as he spoke only a few whispers to his attorney. federal judge larry burns entered a plea of not guilty on loughner's behalf. >> he runs a very tight courtroom. there will be no inordinate delays. he will make sure things run smoothly. >> reporter: when the judge asked if there was any question about loughner's ability to understand the case against him, the defense replied we're not raising any issues at this time. but loughner's mental condition is expected to be at the heart of the case. many experts believe the defense will claim he was insane

until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gasarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this thursday. following last night's state dinner, chinese president hu jintao meets with top congressional leaders before leaving for a two-day visit in chicago. >>> our new abc news/"washington post" poll puts former arkansas governor, mike huckabee, out in front of his republican rivals for the 2012 gop presidential nomination. he's followed closely, though, by sarah palin and former massachusetts governor, mitt romney. >>> president obama will honor president kennedy tonight at the kennedy center. part of celebrations surrounding the 50th anniversary of jfk's inauguration. and our diane sawyer hosts the ceremony tonight in washington. >>> a massive rocket is set to launch this afternoon from vandenberg air force base in california. the 23-story tall delta 4 is carrying a

phillips. >> thank you. may i please the court. the proposition that we are here challenges adopted and embraced by the federal circumstance cut that says the united states government can declare that contracting partners have operated in default and under those circumstances can reach into the government contractors pocket, withdraw at the time $1.35 billion of moneys that were spent by the united states by for services that were rendered without question to the contract, pursuant to the instructions of the united states government. when the contractor seeks to defend against the claim that it has engaged in default conduct, the government can assert, and in so doing, describe the contractor of the ability effectively to respond to the government's conclusion. under those circumstances, it seems to me that the statement in this decision in the united states versus reynolds, which is that the government is certainly free to assert the state secrets privilege, when it does so, it has to assume c

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as mark phillips reports, the decision was based on what the church believes was a miracle. >> reporterthe crowd at john paul ii's funeral had begun the campaign. "santo subito" they demanded, sainthood now. and the late pope seems likely to set a record for the fastest path to sainthood yet. pope benedict, john paul's successor, has already lifted the five-year waiting period after a candidate's death before the saint-creating process normally begins, and now he's confirmed the church's view that a french nun-- sister marie simon-pierre-- was miraculously cured of parkinson's disease because she had prayed to john paul two months after he died. john paul had suffered the parkinson's himself. the declaration of a miracle means john paul can now be beatified, the next step to sainthood. the planned may 1 ceremony will likely draw hundreds of thousands. >> reporter: john paul will beat the previous beatification record, set by mother teresa, by 15 days. the fast track to beatification is the result of the reverence many catholics still feel for john paul. but it's also being played out at

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. >> reporter: phillip neil was willing to do anything to warm up his drafty apartment except spend a fortune weatherizing a home he doesn't own. >> we had the drafts in the door and the air conditioning unit. >> reporter: but according to the department of energy, fixing those drafts by weatherizing could save him up to $437 a year. so to get the most bang for his buck, we decided to test this $20 do it yourself weatherizing kit. after reading the instructions he applied the self-add thesive door sweep to the base of the door and foam tape to the gap on the side and around the air conditioning unit. >> how are you doing. >> reporter: then we brought in a handyman to check his work. turns out the one size fits all kit doesn't fit when it comes to phillips' door. >> you still have a good quarter inch or so gap right in here. >> reporter: instead of the kit's plastic door sweep, sticks to one side of the door, newman recommends the $10 to $15 door shoe that protects both sides. as for the side of the car? >> in just needs to be replaced. >> reporter: brent says skip the foam tape and in

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mark phillips reports they became victims in an instant. >> reporter: moscow's busiest airport in the late afternoon rush as many international flights were arriving. a bomb carried, russian officials say, by a suicide bomber goes off. the result is carnage. "i will kill you all" the bomber is reported to have shouted. >> that moment was... i saw people die on the floor and people lying on luggage trolleys and they were coming to me and it was terrible. >> reporter: the attack came after a terror threat warning, a russian security source says. it's the second time security there has failed. two suicide bombers killed 90 people on two flights from the same airport in 2004. this attack is again suspected to be the work of islamic militants from russia's north caucusus region. but while the victims of previous attacks were largely russian, this bomber targeted the international arrivals area of the airport where foreigners would inevitably be. officials say the bomb contained screws and ball bearings designed to kill. >> they could be sending a signal to the rest of the world that those

. >> i need to say daniel phillips has been removed by the board. he has no right. >> this has nothing to do with this commission. >> they faced -- >> that is private to you. is there additional public comment on non-agenda items bowman none of your -- items famines and if there is none, -- is there additional public comment? if not, this hearing is over. so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be

. >> i need to say daniel phillips has been removed by the board. he has no right. >> this has nothing to do with this commission. >> they faced -- >> that is private to you. is there additional public comment on non-agenda items bowman none of your -- items famines and if there is none, -- is there additional public comment? if not, this hearing is over.

phillips. general? you, mr. chief justice. at first, the government does not affirm invoking the power of the court, only that it was mr. phillips client who 20 years ago walked into the federal court and ask that court to set aside the decision of the contract in officer and to award them over a billion dollars of damages. the government by contract ask them to dismiss the federal lawsuit. second, reynolds makes clear the state secrets privilege will be used to bar a claim at most only when the party that is relying on secret information is trying to use the federal court to alter the legal status quo. >> we have gotten to this point in the dispute. you say they are at fault, they say you are at fault. under the state secrets doctor and, we cannot resolve that question. what we call the whole thing off, nobody is at fault? that means it is terminated not for fault but for convenience. >> several reasons. one is that is the affirmative use of the federal courts to alter the legal status quo. i think the principle of reynolds i

my final exhibit, here is the illegal units being phillips -- being built without parking. also, this victorian is in your 1978 special use district. it is undergoing major changes. this includes enlarging and reshaping to accommodate. this should have triggered a historical research review. the inconsistencies in this have resulted in an unfair process work community is deprived of its place. all he ever wanted is for neighbors to follow these codes. they also do not want to do reviews for financial reasons we ask that you do everything you can to set this process right and restore our rights. we request you to exercise your -- to exercise your rights. quality of life is being adversely affected by this. thank you. >> any questions bowman -- any questions? why don't we proceed to anyone who wishes to speak on behalf of the appellant. now each public, enter should have two minutes. >> i am one of the neighbors to the property, and i strongly proposed the building of any illegal structure and request that the city and force its zoning laws as written. the proposed rebuild se

---esta tarde phillip garrido fue presentado en corte nuevamente--- nuevamente------tanto el juez comoo a posibles jurados para el proceso judicial en contra de este hombre...----garrido es acusado (junto con su esposa) del secuestro de jaycee dugard------los fiscales estan pidiendo tener acceso a las cintas con las entrevistas realizadas por un psiquiatra--- --el juez habia establecido que estas se dieran a conocer hasta princpios de febrero--- ---en tanto, la policia de san jose descubrio.... lo que dos jovenes pensaban que seria el robo perfecto.--sucedio en el banco de america de la calle capitol expressway. --- jose luna de 21 aÑos de edad y cajero de esta sucursal .... junto a su amigo steven davis ... al parecer se pusieron de acuerdo para fingir un robo. ---steven llega al banco, demanda a luna el dinero, luna se lo entrega y steven huye.---tras una investigacion, se descubre la brillante idea de los 2 ... quienes ya estan tras las rejas ! ---y estas son malas noticias para nuestra comunidad------el unico miembro democrata y de origen latino en la corte suprema de california ..

interim coach and he went 5-3 after taking over for wade phillips. there he goes. the new coach, jason garrett. college hoops in the desert tonight. mike montgomery's team is in a rebuilding mode. arizona and allen crab to tie the game at 27. second half. pretty good for cal to play in this -- play them this tight. williams. kyle fog a three-pointer with under a minute to go. arkansas 73- arizona 73-71. the cal bears losing at arizona. stanford winning tonight at arizona, they flip-flop teams this weekend, a win for stanford a loss for cal. the first time the spartans score 100 points in 914 games but they lose. st. marries, as always, among the best teams in the bay area, they are at loyola. he is doing the thing here. 9 assists. setting up jones. mickae 21 points. st. marries win 98-75. 13-2 start. shark as rough start. ryan clowe, who called out his teammates earlier in the week, got in a fight and bert of mike weber. buffalo scored three goals off the bat and before you know it, their coach became the 16th coach in nhl history to win 500 games. sharks dropped 4

fredric freund, rene vignos, stephen harris, shane o'reilly, arnie lerner, zachary nathan, lee yvonne phillips, jim reed, tony sanchez-corea iii, kevin wallace, tony lau, and robert wong. seats to expire august 18, 2013. before we nominate or whatever, there are a few new people. most of the people on here are people who reapplied or were reappointed. we got very few applications -- i believe we got a total of five -- and if you would like, maybe we could introduce those new people, or if you want to go one by one. >> why don't i say a little bit about what happened at the nomination committee? the nomination committee met just a week ago, a little over a week ago, and we were surprised that there was not very many public members -- in fact, there were no public members at the meeting, and we usually get a handful to a dozen people talking to us about the applicants and who applied and the merits of everybody. so what the commissioner -- what commissioner hechanova and i did -- we were the team at the meeting -- we looked at the applicant's and asked what the new applicants requested, and we l

the sanity hearing for phillip garrido is set for february 28th. the superior court judge presiding over the case plans to consider her request for a delay on february 3rd. >>> the highway patrol is investigating public death threats against governor jerry brown. the threats were discovered spray-painted on walls in santa anna yesterday. one says that governor brown will be killed on february 14th. the other has a swastika and says 26 more days for brown. the highway patrol is in charge of the governor's security. >>> california prison officials today say they have purchased a supply of a key drug needed to carry out lethal injections. the state now has a little more than a hoff found of the drug which is one of three drugs used in lethal injections. that is enough for 100 executions and it won't expire until 2014. in the meantime, the sole american manufacturer of that anesthetic stopped production today because it is moving production to italy. italian law forbids it to export because it opposes the death penalty. [ music ] >>> president obama na

the sanity hearing for phillip garrido is set for february 28th. the superior court judge presiding over the case plans to consider her request for a delay on february 3rd. >>> the highway patrol is investigating public death threats against governor jerry brown. the threats were discovered spray-painted on walls in santa anna yesterday. one says that governor brown will be killed on february 14th. the other has a swastika and says 26 more days for brown. the highway patrol is in charge of the governor's security. >>> california prison officials today say they have purchased a supply of a key drug needed to carry out lethal injections. the state now has a little more than a hoff found of the drug which is one of three drugs used in lethal injections. that is enough for 100 executions and it won't expire until 2014. in the meantime, the sole american manufacturer of that anesthetic stopped production today because it is moving production to italy. italian law forbids it to export because it opposes the death penalty. [ music ] >>> president obama na

i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> welcome back. i honestly have no idea what i'm doing here. >> you told me i could apologize because sometimes i shoot my mouth off and say really stupid things. >> what coudo you want to apoloe about? >> i did not mean to insult all of sarah palin's supporters. >> i accept your apology. >> it's not their fault. i feel they're being duped. i really do feel they're being duped but i don't blame them for that. >> okay. let's move on to some other topics. brett favre. i mean -- >> one word -- >> uh-oh, please let it be -- >> cluster? >> photo shop. >> technically, i don't think -- yes, all right. that's what you're recommending? >> that's what i think, yeah. >> you're upset because you actually wish you had received some -- >> i don't know why they never texted women their own age. why are they always going to women half their age? >> should i go first or should you? >> please. the floor is yours. >> i'm actually always surprised -- i'm not touching that texting younger women. i'm always surprised that

the sanity hearing for phillip garrido is set for february 28th. a judge is going to consider the request on february 23rd. they are both accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive for 18 years. >>> they say they have purchased a supply of a key drug needed to carry out lethal injections. the state now has a little more than a half of a pound of sodium theo penthal which is one of the three drugs used in lethal injections. that is enough for 100 executions and it won't expire until 2014. >>> two union city neighbors are now arguing over what should happen to three dogs that bit a little boy. 4-year-old miguel, you can see him there, he's still recovering from multiple wounds he got when his father says he went over a fence and into his neighbor's yard to get a ball. the father says he watched as those dogs, three pitbulls, attacked miguel. >> one had his head, you know, fully, in his mouth, other one has his legs and these two are shaking him. the third one is trying to come up. >> the dogs are being quarantined for 10 days but mig

until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> welcome back to this special edition of "360." michael moore is with us from traverse city, michigan. and later we'll talk to ron and rand paul. we were talking about congressman darrell issa. i want to play what he said specifically about the remarks where he clarified. previously, he had said that he'd called president obama one of the most corrupt presidents in modern times. how he now clarifies it. >> in saying that this is one of the most corrupt administrations, which is what i meant to say there, when you hand out $1 trillion in t.a.r.p., just before this president came in, most of it unspent, $1 trillion nearly in stimulus that this president asked for, plus this huge expansion in health care and government, it has a corrupting effect. when i look at waste, fraud, and abuse in the brock and i in the government, this i

phone calls between the defendants and jc dugard kidnapping case are now on hochld a judge suspended phillip and nancy garrido's monthly phone conversations because jail officials expect they've been using calls to coordinate their testimony. the judge will decide whether to cancel calls altogether. they are accused of kidnapping dugard and holding her captive 18 years. >> and stanford university released a sketch of a man suspected in a recent assault on campus, he's described as a man in his 40s with brown hair and a thick build. a woman walking on campus monday night. the suspect grabbed and tried to cover her mouth. she bit him and ran off. officials say this is the first assault like this on campus in at least 20 years. >> police arrested two men in connection with a possible robbery in vallejo. neighbors reported seeing three men loading items from a home on valley oak lane into a van. officers tried to stop the van. it took off, leading police on a chase across the bridge and into richmond. the suspect took off running. police arrested two out of three of the suspects. >> there is a m

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mark phillips, cbc news, london. >>> jim harbaugh has two family faces to his new staff and would another 30-point game for monte be enough for the warriors to finally beat los angeles? niners new offensive and defensive coordinators... >>> jim harbaugh has named two niners offensive and defensive coordinators. not all of blake griffins highlights are above the rim. added to a franchise record with his 25th straight double- double. fourth quarter tied at 106. monte kicking it out for the three. then it is monte with the dagger. finishes with 30 points in 32 minutes. the warriors close out the game on a 16-6 run to beat the clippers 122-112. cal woman couldn't silence the cougars. washington state jumped out to a 13-2 lead and never looked back. they win 77-63. snapping a 10-game losing streak against the bears. over in seattle stanford blew out washington 80-51. >> let's go beep a knack. >> now snack. >> trying to match their success when they start spring training and follow them throughout the season. i have a feeling the rally song could be making an appearance on that show. >> go eat

i'll call phillip and let him know everything went well.ht. >> reporter: next, we're off to the doctor's office to see more patients. dr. comrie has been going non-stop since sunrise. it's now late afternoon, and she hasn't even stopped for lunch. >> hello. it's nice to meet you. i'm nicole. so why don't you sit here and i'll sit here? >> yes. my first patient today is kemba. kemba is 15 years old. >> reporter: this was actually a well visit. a chance to meet the doctor. it's also the time to get "the talk." >> so very, very important to understand your body, to know that your body is a very private, private space and you introduce someone in your body only by choice. no one should force you to do anything. and you have to be very careful to protect this private body of yours. >> reporter: so what are you about to do? >> i'm about to examine kemba. i'm going to listen to her heart and her lungs. i'm going to check her blood pressure. and then i'll teach you how to take her blood pressure. >> reporter: all right. >> let's go. >> reporter: so

my father and my mother and my brother phillip. last night was the first time i had told them in korean that i love them. because in korean, it's a very, very different work. [speaking in korean] and to the community -- [speaking in korean] thank you so much for your support. someone asked me after the election if i felt that i owed the mentors in the communities that allowed me to be here today, because i would not be here if not for a community of support that brought me here. and at first when i thought about that question, i was like, of course, i owe people for being here. but it didn't sit right with me to say that i owed people. and it suddenly dawned on me that it's not that i feel like i owe people. but i have been given so much in this life. so much from my family and so much for my community. the next four years are actually my way of giving back. thank you so much for your support. it is an honor to be here today. and i look forward to working with all of you. [applause] [applause] president chiu: thank you, supervisor