andy phillips hooked that one in barely. utah takes a 26-24 advantage with 1:24 to go. >> joel: wow that was close. they call him automatic andy. just inside. >> gus: andy phillips is 4 for e whittingham. what a drive spearheaded by joe williams. sensational effort from williams. phillips has been terrific and utah with a two-point lead. >> joel: a lot of time. >> gus: indiana with one timeout remaining. lagow with the big arm. they were able to use two timeouts. hold on to one of them. 1:24 is an eternity in college football. ricky jones and aponte williams are the deep men. richard lagow. and this ball picked up at the 11. williams, and williams with a good return, gets it to the 30. timeout remaining for richard lagow and indiana. down by 2. 1:16 to play. strategywise, what do you do here if you are the indiana offense? >> joel: the important thing to know if you are richard lagow is the entire field is at your disposal until you don't have a timeout left. you can throw it deep over the middle. you can use the exterior ou

that's your guy, cam phillips. >> kirk: yeah, cam phillips in space, making a tight catch tonight. if you are virginia tech fan, with the way this game has gone, the fact that your team is in this position, says a lot about the future under justin fuente. the heart, the character and the fight of this team has been really impressive. >> chris: no doubt. inside of three minutes. blocks for the quarterback who looks far side and phillips is wide open. and out inside the 28. >> kirk: chris, i, again, it's tankersley. he had the big cushion on the other side. now, look at this cushion. look at the cushion here. he's sitting back, dropping, and i though you don't want to give up the easy score, but he's making easy throws for evans. >> chris: just trying to get to the finish line. hang on a bobbled snap. funky looking pitch to mcmillian. not much going on that far side. >> kirk: that time, they tightened up their coverage and ben boulware, again matched up there with sam rogers, was able to get there. that's a tough play, with not a lot of room there. back into the boundary. remember, d

that's your guy, cam phillips. >> kirk: yeah, cam phillips in space, making a tight catch tonight.virginia tech fan, with the way this game has gone, the fact that your team is in this position, says a lot about the future under justin fuente. the heart, the character and the fight of this team has been really impressive. >> chris: no doubt. inside of three minutes. mcmillian motions back in. blocks for the quarterback who looks far side and phillips is wide open. and out inside the 28. >> kirk: chris, i, again, it's tankersley. he had the big cushion on the other side. now, look at this cushion. look at the cushion here. he's sitting back, dropping, and i though you don't want to give up the easy score, but he's making easy throws for evans. >> chris: just trying to get to the finish line. hang on for dear life. a bobbled snap. funky looking pitch to mcmillian. not much going on that far side. >> kirk: that time, they tightened up their coverage and ben boulware, again matched up there with sam rogers, was able to get there. that's a tough play, with not a lot of room there. back

phillips, and we're a little late. yeah, that's right. see, we're going to see him about, regarding a conglomerate merger, and some deficit financing, and corporate restructure. uh, broke again, huh, fred? now, wait a second. yeah, you got it, harvey. do i look broke? you look like my brother al. your brother al's dead. uit he was buried in. come on, pop, let's go. it's nice seeing you, harvey. yeah, right, son. hey, listen here, harvey. you stick around. see, when we come back out here, we're gonna need somebody to protect us with all this money we're fixing to get. hey, let me explain something to you, pop. now, you're not gonna get this $1,500 as fast as you think you are, you know. listen, as soon as phillips hears what we want it for, he'll be glad to give it up. yeah, and then maybe you can give that suit up. uh, excuse me, please, oh, mr. sanford, please sit down. thank you, but i'll just sit down. and you are? lamont sanford. yes, lamont here, he's secretary- treasurer of our conglomerate, and chairman of my distributing chain, an

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

that's your guy, cam phillips. >> kirk: yeah, cam phillips in space, making a tight catch tonight. if you are virginia tech fan, with the way this game has gone, the fact that your team is in this position, says a lot about the future under justin fuente. the heart, the character and the fight of this team has been really impressive. >> chris: no doubt. mcmillian motions back in. blocks for the quarterback who looks far side and phillips is wide open. and out inside the 28. >> kirk: chris, i, again, it's tankersley. he had the big cushion on the other side. now, look at this cushion. look at the cushion here. he's sitting back, dropping, and i though you don't want to give up the easy score, but he's making easy throws for evans. >> chris: just trying to get to the finish hang on for dear life. a bobbled snap. funky looking pitch to mcmillian. not much going on that far side. >> kirk: that time, they tightened up their coverage and ben boulware, again matched up there with sam rogers, was able to get there. that's a tough play, with not a lot of room there. back into the boundary.

phillips 4 for 4. 1 for 2 infield goals in the game. >> most coaches, listening to kyle whittingham, most coaches are beside themselves when they win again because of a field goal. utah expects it. teams talk about special teams, kicking game, field position. they believe it and they do it. >> i want to start by giving credit to indiana. defense, five sacks. the future of this program is in good hands with tom allen. i was really, really impressed with their performance. utah, we talked about them and the physicality. joe williams was outstanding. special teams, something we overlook. how about andy phillips? andy phillips won that football game, responsible for 14 points. i love my kickers. i love the fact that he's got two kids and they are in attendance. they got to see daddy kick a game-winning field goal. he's talking to his mom, kids are in the game. he's got the whole family. >> you mentioned indiana, a program on the rise. back-to-back bowl games. they need to lick their wounds and get back to

phillip: not too small. when franklin roosevelt won world war ii the largest establishment the country has seen in running 50% of the united states economy to boot, they did that with nine white house staffers. this was not because roosevelt was disengaged. aboutells you something what you are doing is important. an eisenhower system that was totally different, but highly functional. the point about that is rather than get into that it is trinket by a third. shrink it by a third is a meaningless thing to say. what do you want the staff to do? and what you want the executive department to do? and then work on the staff numbers that flow from that. if you are clear about how these jobs are defined. most nsc staff jobs don't even come with a written job description, much less any training. and i mean, not one day of training. if you work on the substance of what these people do, what the different roles are, a lot of this stuff will begin to take care of itself. if you begin to realize that the more you bloat t

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the election was decided. >> and phillip, let me bring you into the conversation here. this is kellyanne accusing the clinton campaign of not having a message. let's play what they said that the forum. >> do you think you could have just had a decent message for the white working class voters? do you think this woman who has nothing in common with anybody -- >> that's the campaign. >> 200 counties that president obama won in donald trump just won? you think that's because of what you just said or because people aren't ready for a woman president, really? how about it's hillary clinton. she doesn't connect with people. how about they have nothing in common with her. how about you had no economic message. >> so phillip, was there any acknowledgment of the points while maybe hard to swallow, certainly prove to be true when you look at some of the exit information. >> yeah, you know, actually, no. the clinton team found a lot of fault with the media and fault with the negative campaigning that the trump folks did, including some of the fake stories that were bubbling up in

never. >> but when phillip mails his letters, they never travel outside the prison walls. his girlfriend, connie, is also serving time at hasselt. >> my love is big for my partner. 14 years together. >> while the hundreds of letters symbolize their love, ironically it was a bonnie & clyde like robbery spree of post offices that brought them here. >> we are so close that we going together in hell, you know. we give our life for each other. >> since belgian post offices also offer banking services, they were the couple's prime target. >> i told her many times, i say, connie, you know, we have to be careful. it's bad luck to be caught, you know? she said, yeah, we have to stop. and then i say yes. and after i say, no, we need the money, you know. >> on their ninth robbery, they were not only caught, phillip accidentally shot himself in the leg trying to escape. but the pain was more than just physical. >> i failed to my promise to her, you know, to give her a better life. >> fortunately for connie and phillip, they're incarcerated in a nation that understands the power of lov

please welcome patrick phillips. >> thank you so much. for the southern festival of books, thank you for coming. this will con -- turn into a conversation, questions and comments but a little bit about the book "blood at the root: a racial cleansing in america" and how i came to write it and a little about the story. the book began with the conversation in a taxicab ten years ago when my friend who some people may know, poet laureate of the us but at the time she was not yet. ten years ago we were at a professional conference and natosha and i were old friends but one night she decided to challenge me. i grew up in georgia, known all over the state as a white county. people in new york had no familiarity with it but natosha is an african-american woman going to the university of georgia college a little ways down the road and this meant when she heard me offhandedly mention i came from this place she stopped, and turned to me and said we have to talk, when she knew the history and she said to me why have you never written about the comple

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the queen and prince phillip are robust for their age.rince phillip bragged a couple of weeks ago to a doctor wondering why he didn't have the cold for a few years. the doctor responded maybe because he doesn't take the subway like everybody else. >> they are incredibly. 95 and 90 years old. >> they take the same train on the same day after the holidays every year and when she missed it, everybody was all a flutter. >> they are so spry. when something doesn't happen according to schedule, it is, indeed, global news. >> yes. >> they memorize that train ride in the crown, that new series on netflix which is really well done. >>> today is a huge travel day ahead of the holidays. last night, thousands of frustrated passengers were reportedly stuck on planes or in traffic jams at one of the nation's busiest airports. almost every in the afternoon. roads outside the terminals were jammed with estimates that more than 100,000 vehicles passed through. >> wow. >> more flights this year, plus construction and the weather are blamed for the problems

. >> another lost gospel, that of phillip, suggests a different reason for peter and the other disciples dislike of mary. >> so all those tantalizing theories about jesus and mary magdalene being lovers really jumped from this one passage, right? this is the juiciest stuff that we've got. this is ground zero for those conspiracy theories that there was so sort of relationship between jesus and mary magdalene. >> in the early christian communities, for the most part, the missionaries were missionary couples. so it makes sense that jesus himself could have been part of a missionary couple. >> as a first century jewish man, it would have been incredibly likely that jesus would have been married during his lifetime. >> this is high stakes stuff. so if jesus, the son of god, was married, maybe he had children. if he had that kind of an intimate relationship, people would want to know. and if he had children, that means there might be people wandering around today with sort of holy blood in them. >> there's one page in particular i'm very excited to see. and that is 63, 64. there it is. yeah.

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phillips 4 for 4. indiana 1 for 2 infield goals in the game. >> most coaches, listening to kyle whittingham, most coaches are beside themselves when they win again because of a field goal. utah expects it. teams talk about special teams, kicking game, field position. they believe it and they do it. >> i want to start by giving credit to indiana. defense, five sacks. the future of this program is in good hands with tom allen. i was really, really impressed with their performance. utah, we talked about them and the physicality. joe williams was outstanding. special teams, something we overlook. how about andy phillips? andy phillips won that football game, responsible for 14 points. i love my kickers. i love the fact that he's got two kids and they are in attendance. they got to see daddy kick a game-winning field goal. he's talking to his mom, kids are in the game. he's got the whole family. >> you mentioned indiana, a program on the rise. back-to-back bowl games. they need to lick their wounds and get

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. >> reporter: like many here in the santa monica mountains, wendell phillips keeps exotic animals on his ranch. five of his alpacas were recently killed by a predator known as p-45. he struck again next door killing 10 alpacas, a goat and a sheep. now he has a state permit to shoot the mountain lion. >> nobody wants to kill him. he's an animal. i wish they could preserve his life, but i don't want to keep adding my animals to the food chain. >> reporter: roughly 6,000 mountain lions live in the state and one of the largest groups roams just 40 miles from los angeles. many are tracked by the national park service. p-45, as he's known, has a g.p.s. that logs every move. >> we know he was there at the time, so it's pretty darn likely that it was him. >> reporter: seth riley is a wildlife ecologist studying the mountain lions in the area, where more than 50 ranch animals have been killed in the last year. in your eyes here it sounds like the solution is pretty simple. >> it is, yeah, which is to protect livestock. what that means is bringing them in to full enclosures at night. they won'

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they won't be vulnerable. >> reporter: phillips says hunting the lion is another option. >> with this mountain lion, the only-- i think the only solution is adios, mr. mountain lion. >> reporter: do you think that will solve the problem? >> well, definitely not in the long run because there are other mountain lions out there. so even if they do kill him, there are other mountain lions out there. >> reporter: phillips has just one week left to track down p-45 before his permit runs out. so for now, anthony, the hunter remains the hunted. >> mason: carter evans. thanks, carter. still ahead, a thief finds a pot of gold but not at the end of a >> mason: a cirque du soleil performance in san francisco tonight was canceled after a worker was killed behind the scenes. the technician, whose father was last night during setup. thousands packed the streets of miami's "little havana" tonight to mark the death of fidel castro. many are cuban exiles demanding democracy in their homeland. today in havana, castro's ashes were placed in a military jeep for a 500-mile procession that will end in santi

they won't be vulnerable. >> reporter: phillips says hunting the lion is another option. >> with this mountain lion, the only-- i think the only solution is adios, mr. mountain lion. >> reporter: do you think that will solve the problem? >> well, definitely not in the long run because there are other mountain lions out there. so even if they do kill him, there are other mountain lions out there. >> reporter: phillips has just one week left to track down p-45 before his permit runs out. so for now, anthony, the hunter remains the hunted. >> mason: carter evans. thanks, carter. still ahead, a thief finds a pot of gold but not at the end of a rainbow. rainbow. like a human fingerprint, no two whale flukes are the same. because your needs are unique, pacific life has been delivering flexible retirement and life insurance solutions for more than 145 years. ask a financial advisor how you can tailor solutions from pacific life to help you reach your financial goals. my heart beats sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most i

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. >> reporter: like many here in the santa monica mountains, wendell phillips keeps exotic animals on his ranch. five of his alpacas were recently killed by a predator known as p-45. he struck again next door killing 10 alpacas, a go now he has a state ermit to shoot the mountain lion. >> nobody wants to kill him. he's an animal. i wish they could preserve his life, but i don't want to keep adding my animals to the food chain. >> reporter: roughly 6,000 mountain lions live in the state and one of the largest groups roams just 40 miles from los angeles. many are tracked by the national park service. p-45, as he's known, has a >> we know he was there at the time, so it's pretty darn likely that it was him. >> reporter: seth riley is a wildlife ecologist studying the mountain lions in the area, where more than 50 ranch animals have been killed in the last year. in your eyes here it sounds like the solution is pretty simple. >> it is, yeah, which is to protect livestock. what that means is bringing them in to full enclosures at night. they won't be vulnerable. >> reporter: phillips says h

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doctor patrick phillips and jason morgan ward.d. we will have presentations by both doctor philip said doctor ward and after both panelists are finished with her presentations we would like to open it up to discussion. following discussion, we will go up to the war memorial auditorium upstairs and there is a book signing and i encourage you to continue discussion with both authors once we get up there, so again we will get started with first doctor phillips. doctor phillips is an associate professor of english at drew university and he is also a poet as well. previous book that he produced, a broken mechanics-- a national book award finalist. .. are talking about is "blood at the root: a racial cleansing in america". please welcome patrick phillips. >> thank you so much. for the southern festival of books, thank you for coming. this will con -- turn into a >> the book really began with a conversation in a taxicab about 10 years ago when my friend tosha treadway who some people think of as poet laureate of the us but at the time was

patrick phillips received ph.d from nyu. he was a fullbright scholar and a national endowment for arts fellow and recipient from the translation prize for translation of the works of danish poet. his 2015 poetry collection was a finalist for the book award. even though we are in the presence of a distinguished poet, tonight phillips will be discussing his first work of nonfiction, blood at the root. a racial cleansing in america. this work tells the disturbing story, by tracing the broader historical phenomena that led to similar violent around our nation, phillips tells a story that's tragically much larger than foresight county. it is a significant work in so much that begins to tell a story about a bunch of people throughout the country who can effectively erase from the historical record. i'm excited to welcome a georgia native home, also after tonight and after this book the second most famous figure after junior samples -- [laughter] >> please join me in welcoming patrick phillips. [applause] >> hey, everybody. thank y

the truck driver, phillip potter, was cleared of all charges. jon kay is at bristol crown court.haulage and the mechanic now inside this court building, waiting to be taken to prison. they have been remanded in custody over christmas before they're sentenced next year, both having been convicted of manslaughter. this trial has lasted about four weeks, and during that time we have heard that the company was a shambles from start to finish. they did not have a transport manager overseeing safety. they were not carrying out basic checks on vehicles. we heard that theyjust did not have a grip on what needed to be done to keep a fleet of lorries safe in the modern age. the prosecution said that this terrible accident, killing four people, was entirely predictable, the result of poor management and of disregard for the rules. police described it as carnage. this 32—tonne truck had careered down a steep hill, its bra kes careered down a steep hill, its brakes failing. it was school pick—up time, and mitzi steady was crossing the road with her grandma when she was hit. she was just four

phillip mena with us tonight. phillip, thank you. >>> next tonight, with millions of americans traveling, just a few days left until christmas now, the slow motion travel nightmare playing out at the denver airport. a weekend snowstorm triggering hundreds of flight cancellations and delays. and tonight, three days later, one airline still sorting out the luggage, and some passengers still waiting to take off. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, frontier airlines struggling to get back on track. some passengers stranded at denver international airport since sunday. >> my daughter and i have been here for two days in the airport waiting. >> reporter: where are you sleeping? >> on, just, on chairs. >> reporter: the airline, which uses denver as a hub, crippled by the weekend snowstorm. >> they seem very disorganized. >> reporter: passengers on one flight say they were stranded for five hours on the tarmac sunday. >> after four hours, i called the denver security, and i said, we're going held against our

because the queen is 90 years old and prince phillip is 95. alisyn?ave they canceled plans to be with her at this point? >> so far, it doesn't look that way. we saw other members of the royal family at church. at sandringham. also prince william is with his in-laws, kate middleton's family today celebrating christmas as well. so we're not seeing anyone rushing to be by her side. but everyone is watching this closely. >> okay. ian lee reporting live from london, thanks very much. and thanks for watching, merry christmas, i'll throw it back to victor and christi. >>> we've got megamergers. we've got onscreen break-ups. we've got bitter social media battles. all in a year. >> cnn's brian stelter counts down the top ten media moments of 2016. >>> debates, downfalls, feuds and failures. a presidential election that challenged the media like never before. culminating in an unprecedented outcome. here are the top ten media stories of 2016. number 10, an emotional homecoming. "washington post" reporter jason rizayon freed in january after 545 days in an irani

phillips the school has been insistent that there will be no girls team the season. cindy cannot play on the boys team because it goes against our policy. a policy mr. phillips us does not exist. >> i said can i see the policy? and they can produce it. they said they will send it to us and they never sent it to us. >> will have to see what happens when the to go to court on january fifth. if it goes according to cindy's plan she will be playing on the boys team on january 8. >> what you think? >> s him but if you spent four months in catholic school before being asked to leave aunt who went to ccd for eight years, i can tell you that i don't understand why the catholic church a single scan to anything. i have seen nuns, they are the toughest, scariest people that exist on the planet. if any of them were on the basketball court throwing elbows i would be never sent afraid. if you like she should be allowed to play. >> first, my sister goes to school like this with a for separate the boys and the girls. all the girls are in class together, all the boys are in class tog

as phillip said it is not a good look for a future president of the united states and not a good look former president of the united states. bill clinton was not an effective surrogate for hillary clinton during the campaign. i think he knows it and is trying to get last licks in and it's not working. i will say there is a certain degree to which the next democrat will have to resolve themselves to getting down in the mud with donald trump. no matter how low you go, donald trump will go one lower. proved that in the campaign. the one democrat, who was really willing to go toe to toe with him on twitter was elizabeth warren. she never backed down from him. she trade td cheap insult for cheap insult and came out on top in a couple of exchanges. i don't know if he will be the democratic candidate but donald trump will not change and just capitulate to a new candidate two or four years from now. >> was that sarcasm? >> that was sarcasm. >> we have all been on talking about berlin, talking about turkey. donald trump tweeted eight times in the last 24 hours. one has been about the terror at

>>phillipe djegal: the other man you hear from the little more than four minutes was a race driver and his colleague fighting to hold the visits with the former couple little boy and that there still tangled up in the criminal rate case she is choose and to speak up now were other victims of domestic violence the attorney chose not to issue a comment or did not respond to our messages for this report. >>vicki liviakis: the two brothers accused of murdering a man shall did not enter a plea today for the second day in a row broke a 22 year-old and a 25 year-old have been charged in the murder of the 36 year-old the alleged crime happened last saturday christmas ease family members of the victims say he was attacked after asking the brothers to turn down their music however the attorney for one of the suspects said the client is innocent. >>reporter: for any information that leads to the identification arrest and conviction of the people responsible for the death of the pawn shop owner the 49 your was killed on the evening of december 20th when armed men may have tried to rob his store al

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as phillip was just suggesting. that is the very hard thing to orchestrate, particularly when you have very big personalities and, you know, previous reputations, et cetera. and in particular i think one of the challenges is that the cabinet secretaries and the director of cia or director of national intelligence have a kind of janice faced role. on the one hand they are the instrument of the president imposing his agenda on the respective institution. on the other, they are the voice of the institutional interests and prerogatives of the institution they sit on top of. and trying to make that point of view heard in the inter agency deliberations. and in maintaining the balance of those two roles is very hard for individual cabinet officers. is and frankly an emotionally intelligent president will be looking for people to balance the two roles when they pick their cabinet officers. >> do you expect to see the kind of bureaucratic warfare we have seen between previous national security advisers and other secretaries

>>phillipe djegal: the tax fiance of the defensive in the sharing the video of the lead to a counter they were a couple for about three years has and he said during that time she had been physically abused several times in some cases like this to the police recalled and he was arrested and others said it would undocumented she is fighting to limit his visits with his sohn and he says this video is just a snapshot of how turbulent her relationship really was. >>haaziq madyun:. >>reporter: and then this is an continues into the murder of the 49 year-old who was operating his pawn shop back on december 20th when two armed men burst into the store an apparent robbery it was killed his dog was also killed and a co-worker was seriously injured this week their friends have offered a $25,000 in reward money open to a career someone to come forward with information we're attracting your new year's eve forecast. >>reporter: we wake up tomorrow morning we will see a few clouds mostly sunny skies by 9:00 a.m. at 40 for the coast 34 and one locations and for the afternoon low 50s to the low 60s y

that's where phillip mulan steps in. how many bottles are here in this warehouse? >> in this warehouse, we have -- approaching 3 million bottles. >> 3 million? >> expensive bottle of wine, what's to you and i, first his job to make sure that every bottle is as the label on it says it to be. as he explained to me at berry brothers wine warehouse outside london, look can often be deceiving. how often is the counterfeit bottle cross your eyes. >> thkfully, rarely. when it does it is very often high lue. actin f the $15 billion fine wine industry is juicy target for count fitters. in 2013, claimed 25% of the burgundies were fraud. in china where the luxury wine market exploded in recent years, tens of thousand of bottles of fake, famous wines have been confiscated by police and deroyed. mulan's role is to spot fakes before they enter the warehouse shelves and potentially damage the company's perfect reputation. >> start ticking off red flags. does the capsule look right? does the label lookright? does the actual paper on the do we have enough red flags we know we have