judge held phillips on bond.ips is a personal trainer who runs a boot camp and was recently accepted to be a firefighter with the d.c. fire department. a future now put on hold pending the outcome of this case. >> we've seen it enough to know that even a person who's never been involved

let's go to phillip mena in hollywood, florida. one of the first places -- are you getting some rain, phillip, as irma makes it your way? >> reporter: yeah, i am. i just mentioned how we hadn't seen any rain, we had seen some wind gusts. but in the last five minutes i had to throw on my jacket. we got pelted with one round of rain here. so this area is technically under mandatory evacuation. we're just a block away from the beach here in hollywood, florida. the gas pumps are now closed because they ran out of gas about two hours ago. we spoke with a few stragglers coming and going. let's take a listen to one man who said he's been here for years and they've been through forms here, but this one feels different. >> this one is scary. we've been watching all week. we had to shut the restaurant down. i was really concerned about my employees, a lot of young people worked there. most of them have gotten out, but i decided to stay. the first place i went to, no. >> reporter: why did you decide to say? >> basically, i have a responsibili

one of them being lawrence phillip. lawrence phillip committed suicide last year. i reached out to dr. bennett amalu and told him to get his brain. this is something that is a safety issue in the nfl. unless they get their hands around this, in 20 years i don't know how the game is going to

phillip? >> a very impactful decision for so many people. edward, thank you. >>> and as texas recovers from harvey's devastation, donations from across the country continue pouring in. first to wisconsin where 26 cheese companies are sending over 17,000 pounds of cheese to houston's largest food bank. next nfl star j.j. watt who a week ago set out to raise 200 grand but managed to amass over $18 million in donations for flood relief. the houston texan hasn't started using that money yet but he, his teammates and other volunteers unloaded ten semi trucks filled with donated water, food and other supplies giving it to storm victims. >>> in washington, treasury secretary steven mnuchin is pressuring congress to raise the government's debt limit, arguing that not doing so could endanger nearly $8 billion in federal relief aid for texas. >> the president and i believe that it should be tied to the harvey funding. that our first priority is to make sure that the state gets money, it is critical, and

frances, phillip? >> edward lawrence for us. edward, thank you. >>> let's get an update on hurricane maria from nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> unfortunately still in puerto rico, still have at least one area of flash flood warning. the flash flood warning continues. believe it or not, they could get an additional four to eight inches of wran from some way outer bands of maria and that could cause some additional flash flooding concerns. some areas could end one a total of near 40 inches of rain. that's incredible. it's not like houston where it was flat. this is hilly terrain. you can imagine the runoff problems. still hurricane warnings north coast of dominican republic, turks and caicos and southern bahamas. we will be watching the dominican republic improving today as the eye in the center of maria continues to head to the north. right now the worst is over the turks and caicos, they are getting that storm surge currently and this is the possibility of up to nine to twelve foot storm surge. you can imagine the damage that

phillip, in hollywood, florida, we were speaking to you at a gas station. you've moved locations now with daylight to get a better sense of the storm. i know officials on the east .west coast have been concerned about this storm surge, potentially bringing up to 10 feet of water in some areas. >> absolutely. that is the major concern here. and it is why for the most part most of these condos and hotels that line this beach have been evacuated. those hotels and businesses are largely empty. there are still a few stragglers that have decided to stay here. we have seen places that have been boarded up and rightly so. we can see the winds pick up here, the waves are a little higher. for the motor part, people have heeded the warnings. as far as preparations, i don't know if we can swing around here and see these potted plants that have been wrapped up. that's part of something they can do. there is not much you can do when it's going to be that intense, but really, that's all they've got. the winds will be much of more intense the higher up you go. that is why

in april, phillips was accused of domestic violence . author grich in confirmed his daughter was the victim in that case but she didn't want to move forward so charges. let it be the last time and maybe that will save somebody heartache. et ceter unclear when phillips will be ex dry indicted. they still do not have a moat i'm. evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> of a the break we have continuing coverage of hurricane irma. tonight we're looking at how some local businesses are stepping up to the help the vic tissments and reaching out to the victims of hurricane harvey many celebrities head to texas to support those in need. . >> a family opened business in virginia is doing its part to help those in the path of irma. they're collecting donations to help the victims. everything from bottles of water to diapers . fox5's teisha lewis has the story. >>reporter: bear necessities are being loaded into these trucks in n sterling set hurricane irma peace. i'm doing this because about a week and a half ago i was coming back from fed ex fieldworkin

phillip rivers off the hand up looking down the field and defenders dropping deep and interception. the next interception third and 8 and known passing situation and errant throw by phillip rivers and third and 8, and an interception. the chief's defense like the eagles defense will know phillip rivers has to throw the football but the defense has to put him this those situations. >> lets say advantage eagles defensively. lets talk about carson wentz he wants throws back from last year. he was critical of himself. >> i look at tape of carson wentz, i see a quarterback getting better every week not just the passing game but the line of scrimmage. >> against the giants he had a pass play called in the huddle and here he is surveying the giants they only have six defendanters in the box and eagles have six offensive line men that is good numbers for the offense and he audibles to a run and jeff, look at this result. safeties are deep and you got an advantage on the line. and you get a 14 yard run from wendel small wood. you see an opportunity and the pass play called. take advantage of

the peak was at 10,000 evacuees, when you were here, phillip. the numbers dropped to 2500 and the last estimate i was given is 1750 evacuees here at this point. we're still seeing people trickling in and seeing new faces, namely from the undocumented community here in houston. as garrett was explaining, even for the people who are trying to go back, it's just a long road to recovery at this point. getting access to their homes and belongings. guys? >> hopefully we can get more people back to their homes or to at least more permanent housing. mariana, thank you. >>> russia, speaking out after washington ordered it to shut down three of its diplomatic sites in the u.s. payback for meddling in the 2016 election. russian foreign minister lavrov saying moss kwoe will closely study the measures taken by the u.s. and convey its reaction thereafter. more from nbc's peter alexander. >> the u.s. retaliating against russia, ordering the closure of three diplomatic offices in san francisco, new york and washington, within 48 hours. state rex tillerson infor

phillip? >> clarification much needed. garrett haake at the white house, thank you, garrett. let's go to janis mackey frayer in beijing. what are we learning about the north korean nuclear test? >> china has come out firmly against the test, condemning it, along with the international community. japan has been vowing more pressure and south korea president calling it utterly disappointing and infuriating and it is for south korea. the president there has been urging kim jong-un to return to the negotiating table. this effort has been dismissed to this point by president trump, saying that talk is not the answer, and the president tweeting today that appeasement just won't work. the test was seen to be the biggest yet, and what was key about that statement that was read on north korean state media earlier was the fact that all of the components were homemade. they are wanting to undermine the fact that sanctions to this point have been ineffective and that progress can continue without import.

we'll release you and hope you find some shelter phillip. we'll talk with you again. >>> we'll go to ft. myers, florida. good morning, what's the situation where you are now, kristen? >> reporter: hey there, alex. the winds are picking up. we've seen gusty winds and rain as they've gone through the overnight hours. we're expecting that to get worse as we go through the morning hours, to get steadier and steadier with the winds. the other huge concern out here -- we're on ft. myers beach is the storm surge. forecasters now calling it a potentially catastrophic storm surge. they're throwing numbers like 10 to 15 feet in some places in southwest florida. and that really could be devastating. think about what a first floor ceiling is. if you have a 10 to 15 foot storm surge at your house is at sea level, that means that your entire first story is going to be filled with water. that storm surge expected to come in sort of on the backside of the storm, as it goes past here, we should start to see the winds then pushing the water on shore. it comes

phillip mena live in hollywood. thank you very much. and the conditions changing, hotels deciding whether to stay open or not. telltale signs of preparation. >>> i want to bring in key biscayne mayor myra pena lindsay. she joins us by phone. you're south of where phillip was reporting from there in hollywood. you are on this -- in this area that is surrounded by water. and you've seen the latest pieces of information. not sure if it makes a lot of difference to you, but now irma is tacking further west. >> caller: it is. because we are a low-lying barrier island, we have evacuated. i'm not speaking to you from key biscayne, i'm in miami proper now. we have mandatory evacuations. our biggest concern at this point is the dangerousness of the storm surge. we are expecting a storm surge. because of the timing of the hurricane, it should be coming in at high tide during a full moon. so the storm surge will be even higher. >> key bisque ain't -- biscayne completely empty for the most part? >> caller: for the most part, yes. >> what are some o

next hokie possession, it is jackson phillips again. phillips caught three touchdown passes.e puts tech up 43-17. jackson, 372 yards passing. redshirt freshman now has eight touchdowns and zero interceptions in his first three games. virginia tech blows it open speaking of sple speaking of excellent quarterback play, have vary starter kirk van kirk set a new record for passing yards. he lit up yukon to the tune of 455 yards with 3 touchdown passes. virginia never trailed taking a 24-0 lead at the half. they won easily 38-18. tennessee, florida gave us one of the best endings you will ever see in college football. just over a minute ago, tennessee with a first in goal. john kelly drops what would have been the go-ahead touchdown. the fall was kicked with a field goal. the game is tied up. the gators get a final shot. felipe frates let's it fly 60 yards down the field. tyree cleveland gets behind the defense and that's your ball game florida stu florida stuns tennessee, 26-20. >>> john mcvay became the youngest coach in the nfl, 31. his second time at the helm. he will lead the

and passing, wanting to stay inbounds, i would think, cam phillips. got a lot of the penalty yardage back. >> brian: this offensive line for virginia tech needs some credit tonight, too. they have taken over in the second half. it's a very complicated defense, they've played outstanding. there is a reason there are holes for jackson to run into. >> steve: throwing, far side, they'll get more yardage. savoy makes the grab. the true to play the most in the offense. savoy certainly has been a factor. four catches, 42 yards so far. third and nine. the penalty ott their own coach puts them in a big hole here. >> brian: they've chipped away at it. first down, ten. second down, at least they're in a situation to get a first down. >> steve: just 3 for 14, third-down conversions. jackson takes the play clock all the way down to two. facing pressure, throws it up, man-on-man coverage, and a pass interference call. battle will get flagged. phillips, the intended receiver. >> brian: gibson came with an all-out blitz. >> referee: interference, defense, number 19.

. >> coach, rams defense, now the defensive coordinator, wade phillips, what is the strength of the rams defense? >> they have a great corner, and they have a great pass rush without a doubt. they have

. >>> and phillips 66 partners is buying pipelines from parent company phillips 66 for nearly $2.5 billion. that deal will give phillips 66 partners more assets in the important backen basin. shares rose almost 6% today to $51.40. that's tough to say, sue. >> and you did it so well, bill. a little tongue twister. >>> here are three stock picks. the last time she was on in march, she recommended amgen, up 4%. johnson & johnson, higher by 6. abbott labs is up 15%. joining success nancy tangler, chief investment officer at h d heartland financial, welcome back. >> thanks for having me, sue. >> let's get to your picks. texas instruments number one on the list. why? >> yes. so this is a company management team that was very wise and diversified away from the mobile space into industrial and auto chips. so they're the largest analog chip maker. and in doing so, they lowered their cost structure and promised to return 100% of free cash flow to the shareholder. which they have done. dividends are up 25% over the last five years on an annualized basis. yesterday they announced a 24% dividend increa

liverpool take on sevilla — with want away forward phillipe with want away forward phillipe coutinhofeature. and we'll look ahead to the big fight in vegas at the weekend between two of boxing's best pound for pound fighters — canelo alvarez and gennady golovkin. hello there and welcome to the programme — european football's top club competition dominates the sporting agenda again tonight with liverpool embarking on only their second champions league campaign in eight seasons. what an atmosphere it promises to be at anfield as they take on sevilla. manchester city are in the netherlands to play feyenoord — we'll be there shortly. but we start at wembley where spurs are again playing their home games in the competition. they take on german side borussia dortmund. our reporter chris slegg is there for us. let's talk about tottenham's format wembury. they only won one game in the group stage last season there. it doesn't feel like home just yet, does it? —— wembley. it doesn't feel like home just yet, does it? -- wembley. it really doesn't and it's a tough start to a tough group, dortmu

phillips now brings a small. it happened on london's underground. a twenty in the morning the height of the rush hour if this was a deliberate attack and that's what the police believe it was time to cause maximum casualties. this is what we believe caused the explosion just as the train came into passenger screening station in a pocket still in flames moments later when a passenger on the train filmed it on their camera but the damage to the surrounding carriage is slight perhaps someone intended this to be a much more serious attack injured and frightened people fled the station some had burns there was panic several people rushed to hospital almost immediately arriving there say thirty. people shell shocked and when i asked what happened they talked about an explosion in one of the carriages. yeah but with three one of the carriages we had a back and all of a sudden the fireball just came. and it was so hot and it just involves the whole. the whole defies just coming everybody screaming. and we run out and no one knows what's going on but we just

more than a dozen refineries across the gulf are closed, including this conoco-phillips plant outside houston and the exxonmobil facility in bay town, the nation's second largest. it normally pumps out 560,000 barrels of oil a day. about a third of the nation's refining capacity is offline on the gulf coast. >> without it, we'd be in gas lines all the time. we need that gulf coast. >> reporter: john hofmeister is the former president of shell oil. >> best case, the refineries should be up and operating again, for the most part, by the middle of september. worst case, some of those refineries, if they're really seriously damaged, they could be down through thanksgiving or longer. >> reporter: the houston area is a major hub for the energy industry. this map shows the number of oil and gas installations that were in harvey's path, and it's not just about the refineries. the colonial pipeline, which runs to new york and provides nearly 40% of the south's gasoline, is shut down until at least sunday. the port of houston remains closed to large vessels. today, the coast guard began replaci

more than a dozen refineries across the gulf are closed, including this conoco-phillips plant outsideon and the exxonmobil facility in bay town, the nation's second largest. it normally pumps out 560,000 barrels of oil a day. about a third of the nation's refining capacity is offline on the gulf coast. >> without it, we'd be in gas lines all the time. we need that gulf coast. >> reporter: john hofmeister is the former president of shell oil. >> best case, the refineries should be up and operating again, for the most part, by the middle of september. worst case, some of those refineries, if they're really seriously damaged, they could be down through thanksgiving or longer. >> reporter: the houston area is a major hub for the energy industry. this map shows the number of oil and gas installations that were in harvey's path, and it's not just about the refineries. the colonial pipeline, which runs to new york and provides nearly 40% of the south's gasoline, is shut down until at least sunday. the port of houston remains closed to large vessels. today, the coast guard began replacing dam

prince george's county police say they investigated this case and that phillips is their guy. today he was held without bond. >> portrayed as this monday store. >> reporter: today, we heard from the family and friends of laquinn phillips, who is accused of setting his pregnant girlfriend andrea grinage on fire. >> this is not my son. he could not have done a heinous crime like this. >> reporter: today, a judge held phillips in jail on attempted murder. he has no previous criminal record and is a personal trainer and was just accepted to be a d.c. firefighter. >> we've seen it enough to know that, again, even someone who has never been involved will make an irrational decision based on a temporary can still smell the smoke from inside of that apartment building. just yesterday, grinage's mother posted a post saying that her daughter had to go through another severe surgery. there was no telling how she was going to do. our understanding is that she's still in critical condition at this point. there's a lot happening with this family and the state's attorney is saying that she's

judge held phillips on bond. phillips is a personal trainer who runs a boot camp and was recently accepted to be a firefighter with the d.c. fire department. a future now put on hold pending the outcome of this case. >> we've seen it enough to know that even a person who's never been involved irrational decision based on a temporary emotion. >> he may face attempted murder for a baby that had to be born seven weeks premature. >> you can tell that there's a life in her and we're able to charge. >> reporter: while phillips' attorney didn't discuss the specifics of the crime, he says he's not guilty. >> the timeline is inconsistent with the evidence that we've been able to uncover thus far. so we don't know what is going on. >> reporter: the d.c. fire department is saying that he cannot come to work for them until we see what happens with this case and he's being held in jail without bond. reporting live, tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. >> very confusing. thank you, the height of the storm at a nursin

the biggest problem is of selection, but the fact the phillips curve. disaster, so much so that the internal papers are that using the phillips curve as protectable inflation is inferior. not my wording, their wording from the philadelphia fed. you have policy conducted on the dogmatic basis of the phillips curve, that there is a connection on the tight labor market and inflation. anna: and he said that the models need to be revisited. inen: this is a pivot point central banking. last year, we saw the central bank pivoted away from qe only, saying at the time that qe needs to be done together at the same time as fiscal expansion. this year, the end of this year will be remembered in central-bank policy from the pivot point away from inflation targets. moment --pportune opportune number. there is no imperial evidence why we use that percent. the new inflation target of 1%, and the productivity. matt: i spoke to the former philly fed president, and he said he wants the fed to stick to these inflation targets. a bit to thejigger downside. what do you think

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now thankfully jonas phillips' letter and jonas phillips' prayer ultimately would be answered. days earlier the convention had voted unanimously to ban religious tests for federal office. the language the framers inserted into the constitution was unequivocal upon this point, mr. president. it said, no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the united states. now, when the founding fathers wrote the word "ever" they meant it. that word means something in the constitution, and we need to protect it. i feel the need to stress this point because of the conduct of some of my colleagues. yesterday notre dame law professor amy kony barrett came before the judiciary committee on which i serve. she had been nominated as a prominent legal scholar and lawyer in this country to be nominated as a circuit judge. that's why she was before our committee. her nomination has been endorsed by prominent legal scholars from across the political spectrum and across the country, including neal katyal, president obama's acting solicitor general in

la quinn phillips' family don't believe that he doused his girlfriend, set her on fire. phillips has no criminal past, is a trainer and was recently accepted as a firefighter with the d.c. fire department. >> he's a coward. he's less than a man. walk away. if you don't want the responsibility, walk away. >> this is not my son. my son could not have done a heinous crime like this. >> fphillips is charged with attempted murder. his attorney maintains he is not guilty. grinage and the baby are still in critical condition. >>> if you know someone who needs help or need help, search safe at home. you'll find a link to local resources for people affected by domestic violence. >>> seven minutes after the hour. today the president's attention will be focused on hurricane irma cleanup. president trump will travel to naples, florida, today. he's expected to meet with members of the coast guard and fema, as well as first parts of the state are dealing with rising rivers and flooding, as well as major power outages. as of this morning, 6.8 million customers were without electricity.

tim phillips speaking to me earlier.d or electric car injapan and it is revving up to be a highly anticipated event giving, given the rising demand for green vehicles —— all electric. what are the details? —— given. nissan held its global launch in the past couple of minutes, they are live streaming the eventin minutes, they are live streaming the event in japan minutes, they are live streaming the event injapan and the redesigned car...i event injapan and the redesigned car... i haven't seen what it looks like yet but i expect it to be more sleek than the original leaf but it is expected to have the improved battery which is important because it will give this all electric vehicle a wider range meaning with one charge it can go for a longer distance. this is highly anticipated because there is a significant growing demand for electric cars and green vehicles but there aren't many affordable mass—market cars the average person can buy. the leaf is one of the world's top—selling electric cars, it's only about $30,000, the

if the phillips curve is going to reassert itself, this is where you see it show up.pinning of the u.s. economy at least in these data. scarlet: is there going to be a surprise when it comes to balance sheet reduction? that's the key action that will be taken tomorrow. these other issues are things the officials are looking at carefully, but we do not expect to see a decision may's -- based on that. matt: there has been this building consensus over the past 6 months because they have been talking about getting the balance sheet process started and the markets have not reacted. this has led to the view that the balance sheet, the qe programs they did during the crisis were may be more about signaling the path of the interest rate and not so much about the bond purchases themselves and the fact the fed divorced the balance sheet process with anything to do from interest rates because they are operating two different things at the same time, one does not imply the other and that leads to more confidence they can do this balance sheet thing and it will not have an impact

let's flip over to phillip. phillip, we understand that dade county police have said that they have been making arrests for looting. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: well, looting has become an issue. now, it usually is after disasters like that unfortunately. we were speaking to some officials at aventura. they told us there was an incident of some people shooting at the glass in the mall, trying to get in. so they are using a lot of their efforts to try to make sure and prevent anything like that from happening, from people trying to take advantage of the situation. you see some miami-dade police officers out here right now. they are enforcing a strict curfew until 7:00 a.m. broward county has a similar one until 10:00 a.m. to prevent things like i just mentioned. you can see the rain started coming down pretty hard again in the last few minutes. you see the effects of what the wind was able to do to this area right here. but, again, the concern right now is that they want to assess the damage aft

. >> let's go to phillip mena in ft. lauderdale.t was raining very heavily from the very early morning, overnight hours when i saw you. how has it shifted over the course of the last couple of hours, phillip? >> reporter: well, it's still very windy and the rain is still coming down. we are -- every time that we check it seems these numbers of power outages have been spiking, over 100,000 additional outages we have seen just in broward county, where we're at, 130,000 outages reported in just miami dade 250,000 outages. so we have 380,000 outages just in this miami metro area. that's increasingly a problem. several agencies said the live wires are such a concern right now. i want you to look -- that used to be a parking lot. that parking lot is now turning into a pool of water with cars in it. that's something that just happened in the last hour or two that we've seen. we took a quick tour around and noticed that there's a parking lot on the other side that looks very much liket one. we're also seeing a lot of downed trees. ke i ment

i believe in this phillips curve which is garbage you know the film's curve is a unicorn you can talk about it and describe it but it doesn't actually exist in the natural world so and janet yellen is going to like the less person who still believes in the phillips curve little brain or threw her under the bus well as one of the members the board of governors she gave a speech couple days ago she said we in shoes i give her credit for intellectual honesty she said we got this wrong we don't understand it and then her polite academic you know political way she said she said actually said the phillips curve is flat well it's flat summer curves sorry also the point i give her credit for honesty so the fed has got this completely wrong. but they're going to have to change it up they're going to have to get the inflation the united states is going broke now we can pay our debts in money that we print unlike greece which can print euro's or argentina which cannot print dollars we actually can print dollars the printing has not worked for the exactly the reason you mention which is the fed p

they attended today's court hearing where a judge denied phillips 'bond. he has no criminal past, is a trainer and was recently accepted as a firefighter with the d.c. fire department. >> he's a coward, less than a man. walk away, if you don't want the responsibility, walk away. >> this is not my son. my son could not have done a hawaiianous crime like this. >> phillips is charged with attempted murder tonight. his attorney maintains he is not greenwich and the baby are still in critical condition. >> remember when we were all kind of we'red out that our iphones were scanning our thumb prints? now they're trying knew ter taken, how will it protect our privacy of our faces. >> from the keys to the caribbean, the slow pain taking -- we have details on the massive >>> unlocking your phone is raise it, look at it, swipe up to get it started. >> say cheese. new concerns about your safety, your privacy, and that iphone x you just saw. you can unlock it by looking at the screen. but the technology is raising concerns for should including senator al franken. he as

he participated in hundreds of top-secret missions including the rescue of captain richard phillips fromrescued the loan survivor in an afghanistan raid in 2005. following his honorable discharge from the navy in 2012, he can find cofounded a nonprofit organization that helps lead veterans into their next successful career. he will be joined on stage by rob clapper. rob served in the army for two decades and was deployed all over the world. he received the leadership award for outstanding leadership throughout his career, and honor that distinguished him for more than 35000 officers. he will be joined on stage tonight with gunnar, his black lab service dog. ladies and gentlemen, please stand and welcome robert o'neil to the richard nixon library. [applause] [inaudible conversations] there we go. all right. the army guy needed a navy guy to do it. i'm a give you guys a break. >> wasn't that interesting that they introduced us to a song by kid rock. [applause] wow. what a crowd. >> you look really good. [laughter] it's great to see so many wonderful friendly faces. those of you who aren't

. >> which, phillip, speaks to the ability of people who have not yet evacuated and their plans to do so. i know i've been speaking with speak in our newsroom who talked about friends and family in florida who cannot get out because they cannot get gas. you mentioned one gas station you have found there that is open for business but it doesn't have gas. have you seen other gas stations that are open or have people talked about saying, hey, we've got to stay put. there's no gas? >> reporter: right. when we initially went to that station, we used the gas buddy app. that was the only station we saw that had any gas in this area. within ten or 15 minutes of us being there, they closed the pumps because they ran out of gas as well. they were one of the last to get a shipment yesterday morning and that's why they were one of the last to stay open in terms of having gasoline with them. throughout the night, we only saw one car maybe every half hour, hour that would go by. they would stroll by and see there was no gas and would take off. i think most people that wanted to leave have already g

mark phillips, who covered that story, reports tonight on diana's legacy. >> reporter: 20 years later, and the diana devotees are back. and her sons, who have managed this commemoration, say it will be the last one. they won't again publicly relive the devastation they felt when at just 15 and 12 years old they had to parade their grief before the world. but even back then, diana's death became more than their tragedy. it became a national psycho- drama with very un-british public displays. >> she touched our hearts in life and death. >> reporter: and it seemed to rattle the monarchy itself, which many felt took too long to respond to the public sorrow. and it cast the future king and diana's ex, prince charles, as the villain. charles, who has become "charles the silent" for this anniversary, for good reason says royal correspondent roya nikkah. >> this could never have been a time charles would be liked and loved by the public. they are reminded once again of how badly wrong that marriage went. >> reporter: diana, the modern, accessible, caring, and yet exasperating royal had become

. >>> let's go back to msnbc's phillip menia who is in ft. lauderdale. how are things looking since we talked an hour ago? >> reporter: well, the weather conditions here have deteriorated. it's doing so rapidly. there were gusts of wind that were just blinding for a long time, but i want to show you something that we noticed just in the last few minutes here. that parking lot behind me that was full of cars and -- when we started just a couple of hours ago, we can see the pavement and now there are vehicles where their tires are halfway covered in water. and to the right there's a concrete barrier where they have -- not barrier, but containment for trash bins usually. that is all filling up. and that is a blast of wind and rain that we got. and that is a big concern out here is the wind and the rain that has picked up. we had been seeing it in bands but those bands are becoming -- are coming through a lot more quickly, a lot more frequently and it's hitting us that much more stronger every single time it comes through. and at its peak it's hard to even k

no one from phillips 66 could be reached for comment. >>> a suspected shoplifter in eastern texas didrything she could to avoid going to jail. take a look at this video. you see her in the backseat of the squad car and while police were rummaging through her shopping bags, she removed her seat belt, slipped through her cuffs and climbed through the window partition. she took off in the squad car. police chased her for 23 minutes at speeds over 100 miles an hour. police eventually caught her by using a pit maneuver forcing fog to lose control and slide to a stop. she's now in jail. >>> the people became trapped after a gondola broke down from mechanical failure. one man said the ordeal was terrible. the tower gives 360 degree views of the coastline. >>> americans arenreally aren'ta trusting mood. the wall street journal asked 1200 people which well known person do you respect and trust. a staggering 43% said none. in a distant second president obama with 5%. jerry brown tied for fourth with 2%, the same as jesus. president trump received 1%. >>> interesting. the stars are out. the cast

phillip rivers has eight kids. if he can do it with eight, i think i can do it with one. >>> eight kids, that's a lot. we told you yesterday, about how they surprised a young one witness described it as the most amazing act of kindness he has ever seen. >> you were younger. you wanted things, and didn't necessarily have them. now you have the means to make people feel good about themselves. >> it was a quick, 2 or $300 to make somebody, make a memory that lasts a long time on a kid. >>> well from football to futball. tonight, kicking off the united world cup. it's a place where kids can just be kids and play soccer. joe huet will be the ambassador to help change the perception of street children. >> seeing these children, as children. that's what i we change perceptions, and also change laws. >> a lot of just good acts of kindness going on this week. >> phillip rivers is in his 30s. 8 kids? must be some twins in there somewhere. >> we can talk about kamarte. >> you can never just show up at a restaurant. you have a

if we go north to fort lauderdale, that's where we find nbc's phillip menna. i understand you are seeing some flooding where you are? >> absolutely. this used to be a parking lot when we started earlier this morning. and now you can see the water is almost up to my knees. it's high shin right now. so all the cars we see here are now threatened as the rain and wind is starting to intensify, we are 200 miles north of the florida keys and this is what we're feeling. we're 7, 8 miles inland from the beach on the east. so we are not really close at all to the beach and we're still feeling these winds and 200 miles of where all of the eye of the storm is. so that gives you an idea of how widespread this is and how powerful some of these bands how quickly the rain can drop. >> thank you, phillip very much. the situation deteriorating there. irma is 50 miles off of key west. so it still has a way to go until it gets to fort lauderdale. we've been watching in naples, florida kerry sanders was on the peer. he's moved out. where are you? >> i'm underneath the peeier. i w

phillips says that day, changed everything because he refused to make a custom cake for their weddingse of his christian faith.jack phillips, masterpiece cake shop ownerwe had a death threat over thisthe couple sued -and the case has worked it was way to the us supreme court..now 86 lawmakers in washington are filing court documents in support of the colorado business owner. senator mike lee of utah says everybody should be concerned sen. mike lee / utah (r) :34-:41about any government policy that would force you to say something, under penalty of the law with which you disagree, that's a big problem. rep. doug lamborn / colorado (5th congressional dist) :42-:48that's not a public accommodation. that's compelling someone to produce speech that they don't agree with. alexandra limon / alexlimonnews :49-:59the owner of masterpiece cakeshop says this isn't discrimination because he áwillá do business with same sex couples. what he won't do is make a ácustomá cakes- because of his religion jack phillips, masterpiece cake shop owner 1:00-1:04 everything that i make, you're welcome to come

phillip? >> thanks to tammy leitner for that report. >>> after months of planning, the president unveiled his most ambitious legislative proposal yet, calling it the largest tax cut in u.s. history. >> democrats and republicans in congress should come together finally to deliver this giant win for the american people and begin middle class miracle. it's called a middle class miracle. once again. it's also called a miracle for our great companies. a miracle for the middle class, for the working person. >> it would mark the first overhaul of the tax system since 1986. while the proposal still has a long way to go, that didn't stop gop lawmakers from outlining their objectives in this nine-page document. >> just some of what we know about the blueprint so far. the plan would simplify and cut individual income tax rates from seven brackets to three. it would slash corporate taxes to 20% down from 35%. it would eliminate the so-called marriage penalty, raise the tax credit for children under 17, an

nbc's phillip manna is in central park where the event kicks off later this afternoon. what are the argue niez organiz expecting today? >> reporter: good morning. a great time. right now it is a beautiful morning here on the great lawn in central park. for the global citizens festi l festival. right now this is just the setup here. you see some nypd officers and a lot of open space. but just in a few hours this is going to be filled, as you said, with tens of thousands of people. so excited here. it's going to be, gosh, the killers, stevie wonder, they have green day, there's so many artists and acts coming up today. again, tens of thousands. and all of this is an initiative to end global poverty by the year 2030. so it's such a great event and it's going to be a great time here. so many acts, hours and hours of entertainment and it kicks off here. you can watch it on msnbc, coverage starting at 3:00, hosted by our own chris hayes. and that will be at 3:00 right here on msnbc. we can't wait. >> i hope you have a great time at the global citizens. thanks, phillip. be sur

to gregory phillips. move some out of the pocket away from the pressure to the wide side of the field. the single receiver out there the heads up call that actually had a run or pass option aspect to it. brilliant play. >> tim: 13 yards and a first down. fuller is in the game in the in anthony mahoungou. 13 catches and 95 euros a season ago. against trumaine washington right there. >> spencer: a tactical weapon here. try to get the line of scrimmage, as long as there completing passes. >> tim: sindelar in trouble. had to rush that pass as a result. mahoungou the intended receiver. had to get rid of that one in a hurry. >> spencer: light pressure coming outside from louisville. going up the middle as well. >> tim: trayvon mullen, 91 the first time. 2nd & 10. big-ticket plays that belong to number 33, anthrop ti the ball is tipped. phillips the intended receiver incomplete tip that one up the line. could've been just a wounded duck. someone did to pit. >> spencer: it was tipped but i think it was out. >> ti

phillip ye. >> thank you, senator dole for the kind words. before i get started i want to take a moment in light of this n morning's tragic events and thank police and first responders who were able to assist our members of congress and their staff. i know i into he can for all of us when i say our thoughts and brothers are with them. i also know i speak for everyone here when i saw to senator dole, we are truly inspired by your leadership, vision, and tireless work on behalf of militaryn caregiverred. you're a shining height on our countries there hidden heros so we can honor their service. i want to thank each of you for the opportunity to be here today. truly an honor. my experience growing up in a military family helped prepare me for this role for this moment. both my grandfathers fought in world war ii, one in the pacific theater, the other was a bronze star winner for fighting on the ground in berlin mitchell dad was in the navy during vietnam. my uncles were both cbs and and enfan trimen during the same period of time. all the member