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>> trish phillips: may 31. >> pelley: andy phillips was a six-day-a-week runner.h phillips: he turned 53 the week before. >> pelley: he endured the marathon in the hospital for 65 days. weeks later, trish received a hefty envelope in the mail. >> trish phillips: it was addressed to andy. it was an itemized bill from the hospital for about four weeks of his hospital stay. >> pelley: what did it come to? >> trish phillips: it came to a little over $4 million. >> pelley: it was months before she learned that insurance would pay. it was unsettling at the worst time. but her husband's memory helped her through it. >> trish phillips: andy's battle really touched and changed a lot of people. and i think he'll continue to help us. >> pelley: how has it changed you? >> trish phillips: i'm definitely stronger than i thought. but, you know, i kind of always leaned on him. he was kind of our rock. it's just a different future for me. >> pelley: a different future and an uncertain one for the bereaved, including jamie drezek. >> jamie drezek: we don't have the center of our un

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where is phillip kreycik? family and friends and searching for phillip. nbc bay area over head of the massive search area. terrains is steep and rugged. they are using these four by four and after four days of searching, still no signs of the father. let's get to melissa colorado where authorities wrapped up a news conference in the last hour. melissa, any clues at all to where he may be? >> reporter: there were certainly a somber tone to this afternoon's press conference. authorities say this has been an exhausted search and unprecedented for someone to be lost inside a park of this size for this long. i want to show you some of these numbers, they covered a lot of terrains, 16 square miles and 120 personnel, that's not counting the volunteers, the big network that phillip had. a crew stumbled on blood on a rock today but a test sample showing this was not human blood, it was animal blood. no sign of kreycik. either phillip is imco -- >> reporter: this was what phillip kreycik was wearing. >> two probabilities, one is we are not finding phillip here and

the volunteers still believe phillip is somewhere in that park. yes, you do bring up good questions, and we heard it from the lieutenant with the pleasanton police department. he did bring up the possibility that phillip may have parked his car at the trail head and that he may have gone somewhere else. and that is why police are calling on those who live in this area, maybe someone saw phil pull up on saturday morning, pull up into the park. maybe they saw him two hours before, maybe they saw him in this area. and if there is a witness who may have seen phillip that saturday morning, police want to hear from those potential witnesses. as you mentioned, today is day four. tomorrow is day five. authorities are going to be scaling down the operation. hope is not exactly gone, but certainly a big blow to the morale that we saw, not just to the volunteers who have given up hours. the loved ones here, to look for phil but the more than 120 rescue personnel that have been out here since saturday. back to you. >> phillip is an expert trail runner. he's p

jake, good morning >> reporter: good morning, phillip. here in the western united states we are used to the idea that the fire season will always be bad, bu be particularly terrible because of a combination of conditions driven by climate change dozens of wild fires raging out of control in the west >> we had three, four fires around here in the last month and it's kind of getting scary. >> reporter: 2 million people under red flag warnings across five state -- california, idaho, montana, washington and oregon the bootleg fire is the first official megafire of 2021. it's burned more than 200,000 acres, doubling in size for four-straight days now seven times the size of san francisco. drought conditions in 90% of the west are making it worse. >> it has never been this low. it really, truly is unprecedented. >> reporter: lake mead is lower than it's been in the 1930s. sun of several depleted reservoirs across the southwest. >> climate change has a fingerprint on what we're seeing right now. >> reporter: they plan to close this boat ramp on

than 200 volunteers, who were searching for him as well. >> phillip was my manager at work. so had to come out. >> reporter: michelle and her mother spent the day crisscrossing through ravines, looking for any signs of phillip, some place he could have gone to find shade, shelter or water. >> it's a huge park. we were amazed at how huge it is. so many ravine, bushes and trees that you could be behind. so the more people who are canvassing the park the better. >> reporter: now, the alameda county search and rescue crews will be out all night tonight. if they do not find him tonight, then ground crews will take over the search early tomorrow morning, liz? >> yeah, katie, we know it's been extremely hot in that area over the last few days. that has to be a concern for search andfitely making things a little bit more difficult, so the crews we saw today said that they were taking out plenty of water. now, one of the big issues about the search area is the fact that it was almost 10 # degrees here on saturday, the day phillip went missing. if he did have some type of a heat-relat

phillip? >> i can only imagine. erin, thanks >> we'll talk more about that relief and nbc meteorologist janessa webb who's been tracking the life-threatening heat for us janessa, good morning. >> hi. good orning. good morning, everyone you know, we hvisories and warnings that are currently in place. they have backed off this morning. so getting a little bit better as erin said they will expire by tuesday. 19 million people currently impacted across the pacific northwest into the desert southwest. this heat has seeped a little bit deeper into the deserttoday. 90s for the upper plains into the midwest. man, we had some rough storms going to the northeast we'll talk about that coming up. >> they've already started janessa, thank you >>> nbc universal and the army and air force exchange have teamed up to offer u.s. service members and honorably discharged veterans the chance to stream the tokyo olympics live from their personal devices all they have to do is visit nbcolympics.com or the nbc sports app and choose the exc

jess phillips, we have to end there _ else. jess phillips, we have to end there and _ else. there and i suspect - else. jess phillips, we have to end there and i suspect that i end there and i suspect that conversation will continue. thank you for being on hardtalk. hello there. summer weather is increasingly set to take hold over the next few days. it is looking largely dry. we'll see increasing amounts of sunshine and increasing temperatures as well, and it is all because of high pressure. currently, this area of high pressure is sitting to the southwest of us, but it is going to build towards the uk over the next few days, hence the increasing amounts of sunshine and those higher temperatures as well. but actually, through wednesday, many 5pots will see a decent amount of sunshine. we will have quite a lot of cloud through the morning across some eastern parts of scotland and eastern england, tending to retreat towards the coast through the day, and also, more cloud into northern ireland and western scotland. and actually, as that cloud thickens up through the afternoon,

dom phillips, speaking to me a i phillips, speaking to me a short time ago.onavirus pandemic is leaving millions of children at risk from measles and other deadly diseases. 23 million children missed out on basic vaccines last year as health services were hit by covid restrictions and many parents shunned vaccination clinics for fear of exposure to the virus. a coronavirus cluster has been found among staff at a japanese hotel that is hosting a number of brazilian olympic athletes. seven staff members tested positive for the virus. 0lympic officials say, that the affected workers have not been in contact with the brazilian delegation, which includes judo athletes. around 1,000 visitors to a festival held in the netherlands over the first weekend injuly have picked up coronavirus there. in total, 20,000 people attended the verknipt outdoor festival and they all had to show proof of vaccination or a negative coronavirus test. earlier this week, the dutch prime minister apologized for lifting covid restrictions too early. the england footballer jadon sancho has

it's this type of heat signature they're hoping to see tonight to find 37-year-old runner phillip, who went missing saturday afternoon. >> our hopes are high. we're still looking to do, you know, we're still in search and rescue mode. and that's what we're going to continue to do throughout tomorrow. and obviously time is important, and we want to try and locate him as soon as possible. >> reporter: about 100 search and rescue crew members from 13 different agencies combed the regional parks today as part of the official operation. and across the parking lot, affed their staging area, directing more than 200 volunteers, who were searching for him as well. >> phillip was my manager at work. so had to come out. >> reporter: michelle and her mother spent the day crisscrossing through ravines, looking for any signs of phillip, some place he could have gone to find shade, shelter or water. >> it's a huge park. we were amazed at how huge it is. so many ravine, bushes and trees that you could be behind. so the more people who are canvassing the park the better. >> reporter: now, the alameda c

search for phillip kreycik may be scaling back, but his family has a message. while police have scaled the search back family and volunteers haven't. damian trujillo sat down with the hiker's wife and father who want to keep looking. >> reporter: this is a staging area where volunteers gather before they go to search for phillip kreycik. >> the saying that your life can change in an instant, that that's like we're the definition of that. that's exactly what happened to us. >> reporter: fighting back tears, jen yao described the man she married, the love for the outdoor. >> he was carrying our son on our hikes. >> reporter: kreycik is a ultra marathon runner and came to the park for what was supposed to be a quick hike on saturday.ñrçó he hasn't been seen since. this week, more than 500 volunteers have helped policeÑi try to find him. >> he's the kind of father i wish i could have been. >> reporter: phillip's father says he appreciates all police have done and is thankful for the many volunteers he also worries aboud >> we don't want anyone else to get hurt. ple

they say phillip may have gotten disoriented and wandering on their land looking for help. the family still have hope offering a message for other families. >> that your life can change just like that. everyone hug your families, care for each other. help us bring him home. >> reporter: more than 500 volunteers showed up to help in the search effort. >>> the anti-asian hate crimes. lawmakers lobied hard for $156 million which will go to community groups which are best positioned to lead the work. >> we can definitely ensure that our community is much safer and they are protected and we have the resources to assist them and that we have the resources to help them. >> over the past year, they recorded 6600 hate incidents nationwide. >>> a new sign this evening that the oakland and the a's could be parting ways. the city released a term sheet showing the two are far apart in the vision of a new ballpark and the deadline is looming. the a's want to build a new ballpark at howard terminal. it will hold 3,000 fans and along with a lot of office space. the team in the city are far

phillip? >> that's right. we do have a choice. gabe, thank you. >>> after torrential rainstorms caused catastrophic flooding in germany, at least 50 people are dead and more than a thousand others are missing storms caused rivers to burst their banks sweeping away cars and causing homes to collapse. and in neighboring belgium, at least eight are reported dead, and another river overflowed they are sending torrents of water tearing through the streets. l luxembourg and the netherlands are also experiencing flooding >>> for more on the impact of this child tax credit payment, here's more. >> reporter: badly needed relief for sasha in arkansas, the si single mother of three was laid off while she was hospitalized with covid this spring what does that money mean to you and your family? >> it means a lot. i've always lived paycheck to paycheck and so it will continue to be helpful and keep us going. >> reporter: the child tax credit payments begin showing up in checking accounts up to $300 a month

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. that breaking news this morning, police in tucson, arizona are unraveling the details of a shooting spree that left first responders fighting for their lives. >> this is highly tragic, really horrific incident, with many unknowns at this time that's going to involve a lengthy and complex investigation. >> here's what we do know. a man shot two emts who were at a park one of those emts, who's only 20 years old, is in extremely critical condition the gunman then drove to a nearby house fire where he again opened fire. one firefighter was hit in the arm, and a neighbor who was there trying to help was killed. the suspect then rammed into a police car a shootout with that officer ensued, and that left the gunman in critical condition. one person also died in the house fire >>> we are just days away from the start of the 2020 olympics in tokyo but there are already signs of trouble in the world's biggest sports stage as at least three athletes have now tested positive for covid-19 one of t

female student was rachel phillips. >> she says the man with his arms around her in the photo was or high school teacher and track coach matthew as i was screaming to get away and you know, even talking about it now just sort of sense like. >> called. >> knives up my chest because i can feel it. i can feel the feeling of him being to close. >> 36 year-old rachel phillips filed a childhood assault complaint in alameda county, superior court against matthew vessel who she alleges abused her campus starting her freshman year 1999 to her senior year 2003. >> it was all on campus either in his classroom or in the gym in the hallways. the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman it was, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, athletic the english teacher that i had my

this one. 12-year-old garrett phillips, tandy's son.arrett was a blur of a kid, perpetually set on fast-forward, according to his mom. >> he was very energetic. always on the go. always had to have something to do. >> people here remember him tearing around town on his ripstick, a little bit skateboard, a little bit snowboard, all hip action and balance. there goes garrett sidewalk-surfing his way home in 2011. did you think, "wow, my kid is really an awesome little athlete? >> yes. soccer, lacrosse, football, hockey. he was very good at everything. >> his bedroom wall -- a poster shrine to his sports heroes, including new england patriots quarterback tom brady. >> he's never really inside. wasn't much for video games. >> so it's got to be pitch black before he's ready to come in for the night? >> yes. >> but when he was still a toddler, garrett was dealt a devastating blow. the death of his father, robbie. >> garrett was nine months old when his dad had a brain aneurysm that ruptured. and then he was 2 when robbie passed away. >> tandy

phillip, last one to you.ocked you. >> yeah, you know, alex, we learned that early on in the coronavirus pandemic there were a number of u.s. citizens who were working for the state department in wuhan, china, and the surrounding area and there was a state department effort to try to bring them back home to the united states. that's only natural. these are americans, they were working for our government over there. and trump resisted that effort. he said he didn't want them to come back to the u.s. because it would increase my numbers, as you put it. he's referring, of course, to the possibility that they could test positive for the coronavirus and, therefore, the number of cases in the u.s. would go up and that could make trump look politically bad. it's just one example of many in the book where trump put his personal and political interests ahead of the health of the country and ahead of the obligation to american citizens who were abroad. >> oh, you guys, i can't thank you enough for making the time. the b

frans van houtman, phillips chief executive. going to be speaking to the chief financial officer of reiner. that was a short while ago -- of ryanair. that was a short while ago. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: welcome back to "daybreak: europe." i'm rishaad salamat in hong kong with manus cranny in dubai. the country announced a broad set of reforms for private education companies. they're seeking to decrease workloads for students that they say have been hijacked by capital. levels we haven't seen since july 27th last year. we've got the likes of these education companies being absolutely spanked, down by about 40%. we're looking at companies invested in them, tencent 7% down. , coming up, we're speaking with the cfo from ryanair as they came out with a first >> good morning from dubai. i am manus cranny with rishaad salamat. these are the stories setting your agenda. china drives market sentiment. the hang seng and the sii slump as beijing cracked down companies. traders with induced volatility. the s&p 500 hit yet another rec

. >> i'm phillip mena. breaking overnight, what remained of the surfside condo has now been leveled this happened just 11 days after the structure initially collapsed. it wasn't supposed to be taken down for a few weeks, but officials accelerated the detonation because of tropical storm elsa ellison barber is at the site. >> reporter: what was left of champlain condominium south came to the ground. they use bring this building down essentially where this on a controlled footprint. officials say this demolition was necessary because of concerns of tropical storm elsa moving in. they say that the building that was left from the collapse that took place some 11 days ago, that it was not structurally sound and that they needed to remove it in a controlled manner they also said by removing what was left of this building, it would expand the area that search and rescuers were able to look for the people that were still unaccounted for. for thos there's still 121 peoplender th rubble fam families, many of them sti

female student was rachel phillips.e man with his arms around her in the photo was or high school teacher and track coach matthew as i was screaming to get away. >> and you know, even talking about it now just sort of sense like. >> knives up my chest because i can feel it. i can feel the feeling of him being to close. >> 36 year-old rachel phillips filed a childhood assault complaint in alameda county, superior court against matthew vessel who she alleges abused her campus starting her freshman year 1999 to her senior year 2003. >> it was all on campus either in his classroom or in the gym in the hallways. the dark hallways of the also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman it was, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, athl

i want to start with commissioner phillips. this process be at the discretion of one person and can you explain why it's important to have collaboration with experts and commissioners. >> use single processes all commissioners have until just weeks ago had the opportunity to look at what was going on and ask staff questions to try to make sure the resources we ask for are being used in it in a sound way. these are very costly would you briefly elaborate on it? >> i completely agree with commissioner phillips. the issue here is that there is a consolidation of power that removes authority from the other commissioners to weigh in on important investigations including the department being pursued and the scope of those investigations the same time. we have lost a window into what the staff is doing because we are no longer getting the process or understand that there is a pursue in investigations. >> okay. thank you. i know if you have expressed it is to increase efficiency but it seems communication and collaboration are lost and

. >> i'm phillip mena. a fourth wave of covid is wrapping up with alarming speed as the delta variant spreads across the u.s our nation is averaging roughly 1,000 new infections every hour. and about 20% of them are down in florida, where nearly 9,000 cases were reported in just 24 hours. many of the outbreaks are happening in states with vaccination rates of 45% or lower. nbc's gabe gutierrez is tracking the effort to vaccinate. good morning >> reporter: philip, good morning. this is one of the city-run hospitals here in new york that will now require its employees to either be vaccinated or to get a weekly covid test.a handle on the delta variant. as the u.s. sees a thousand new covid infections every hour, a new study suggests that the one shot johnson & johnson vaccine may be less effective against the delta variant, and that the 13 million people who received it may need a booster. the cdc does not recommend that, and the study is facing backlash because it has not been peer reviewed and has a very sma

. >> reporter: and rescued captain phillips from somali pirates. >> the first people i want to think of the seals, they are superheroes. >> i was honored to be part of the operation. >> he was also in charge of seal team six during neptune's a spear, the daring operation that took out osama bin laden. >> it showed that we as americans can do the hard things and do them well. >> he salutes the drake greatest generation, and has faith in a new one. this week on a special independence day firing line. >> firing line, with margaret ú part by robert ranieri, charles r schwab, the fair weather foundation, the family foundation, and by corporate funding is provided by stevens inc., and morgan stanley. >> admiral william mc raven, welcome back to firing line for a special edition episode honoring independence day. thank you for your service. >> thank you, margaret, good to be with you. >> admiral, you've just written a book, the hero code, lessons learned from lives well lived. your father served in world war ii, and you share memories of him and his fellow servicemembers swapping stories ab

female student was rachel phillips. she says the man with his arms around her in the photo was or high school teacher and track coach matthew as i was screaming to get away. >> and you know, even talking about it now just sort of sense like. >> knives up my chest because i can feel it. i can feel the feeling of him being to close. >> 36 year-old rachel phillips filed a childhood assault complaint in alameda county, superior court against matthew vessel who she alleges abused her campus starting her freshman year 1999 to her senior year 2003. >> it was all on campus either in his classroom or in the gym in the hallways. the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman it was, you know, assistant coaches, h

i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. on "today" an exclusive l.a.:30, more fallout from the delta variant. another bay area county changing its stance on masks. >>> will they stay? the fate of the oakland a's will be decided today. what you need to know ahead of the key vote. >>> minutes away from a joy ride in space like no other. we're testing live or taking you live there this morning. this is west texas where a historic space launch is 90s minutes away, on board the richest man in the world. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> you said

female student was rachel phillips.ays the man with his arms around her in the photo was or high school teacher and track coach matthew as i was screaming to get away. >> and you know, even talking about it now just sort of sense these like. >> cold. i can feel it. i can feel the feeling of him being to close. >> 36 year-old rachel phillips filed a childhood assault complaint in alameda county, superior court against matthew vessel who she alleges abused her campus starting her freshman year 1999 to her senior year 2003. >> it was all on campus either in his classroom or in the gym in the hallways. the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman year. it as, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, ath

. >> ...and rescued captain phillips from somali pirates. >> the first people i want to think are the s.e.a.l.s. they're the superheroes. >> i was just honored to be pa of the operation. >> he was also in charge of s.e.a.l. team six during neptune spear, the daring operation that took out osama bin laden. >> it showed that we as americans can do the hard things and do them well. >> he salutes the greatest generation and has faith in a new one. this week on a special independence day "firing line." >> "firing line th margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... ...and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> admiral william mcraven, welcome back to "firing line" for a special edition episode honoring independence day. thank you for your service. >> thank you, margaret. good to be with you. >> admiral, you've just written a book, "the hero code: lessons learned from lives well lived," and your father served in world war ii. and you share memories of him and his fellow service members swapping stories about their missions. did you have a sense that you would follow in your father'

he is phillip holloway. phillip, great to have you on.ty supports defunding the police. what did you think of that? >> thanks for having me, liz. it is just not truthful and honest to say this government, and i'm not talking about just the administration, the government at all levels, from mayors on up through congress and even up into the white house, these people, by and large are in fact anti-police. okay? they just are. not all of them of course but every officer that i speak to, certainly some of the ones that i have represented, they see it when the police chief wants to throw them under the bus and sacrifice them on the altar of political expediency. they recognize it when the district attorney wants to prosecute them for simply doing their job. they certainly see it when politicians, elected officials of all stripes go on national television and say, defund the police a year ago when it was politically expedient to do so, come out in today's day and age, say no, no, that is not what i said. we've got it on tape. we got the sound.

phillips says she came forward. many years later, after berkeley high students more recently had come across that photo and contacted her, she says, one of the students said bissell was still acting in a similar way. but the fact that it's continued for 20 years and is essentially a part of the culture there. that's why i'm here. rob rock ktvu, fox two news and undercover sting at a san jose hotel ends with several arrests. investigators say three men from stockton dropped off a young woman to engage in sex for money suspects. jaren meek, marco shelton and mark ramirez were all arrested on felony charges, including pandering and possession of a loaded firearm in a vehicle. in addition to the arrests, officers recovered for adult females believed to have been forced in to prostitution cases of the coronavirus doubling now. over the last few weeks, the surge being blamed on the recent holiday and a reluctance audience to get vaccinated up next to naked woman stuck between two buildings. the rescue that happened after

good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. good morning kendis.re working, that's not so happy. i don't know what i'm watching this is mark zuckerberg on an electric surf board with a huge stars and stripes flag to the tunes, as you can hear, "take me home country roads." i shouldn't be watching it i shouldn't be enjoying it it's quite good as well. he's probably pretty happy as well that he won his antitrust campaigns last week. it's come pulsing. what happens when you use your credit card or debit card. half of all credit card holders use their debit card as the primary payment method they save their credit card for very big ticket items as well. >>bugoff that's what chipotle is doing. it's all part of the white house's national month of action to encourage covid-19 vaccinations all we need to do is friends bogo to redeem now. the question is what is greater, wichita lineman or country roads? a lot think wichita lineman. >> the great glenn campbell. >> what exactly was zuck thinking >> i think he was channelling the guy crossing the delaware. >>

we will continue to investigate and hopefully we find phillip today. that's the goal. >> now investigators need your help, right now they have no witnesses and no surveillance video. if you know anything or possibly saw this runner, call police immediately. we are live in pleasanton. >>> the live news deck watching the president speaking right now about voting go toiladphia where he started his talk about five minutes ago. he is addressing a crowd giving remarks on what we called actions to protect the sacred constitutional right to vote. let's listen in. >> to vote for someone for president. [inaudible] comes along. they say no we don't like these reis, these. here is the deal. in 2020 democracy was put to a test. first by the pandemic and then by a desperate attempt to deny the reality of the results of the election and then by violent and deadly insurrection on the capitol. >> that is speech after republicans blocked a sweeping package last month on voting rights president's care plan. it would pay $100 billion to expand access and create more union

two months after biden was sworn into office, pulitzer prize winning reporters phillip rucker and krarl leonnig sat down with donald trump in mar-a-lago. among several alarming admissions in the new book, i alone can fix it, they write this and we quote. trump regrets his response to

last month those filed a lawsuit against unified school district and bissell, phillips attorney, johnng for a number of allegations including negligent hiring and negligent supervision, sexual abuse and sexual harassment. >> the lawsuit alleges bissell touched phillips in a properly including her near an act told her she smelled good and have blossomed over the summer. >> even to this day i can feel it in my throat, i get like sweaty, kind of thinking about it. >> according to the complaint the alleged assault happened in various parts of the school including the hallway near the locker rooms. >> it made me feel absolutely dirty and disgusting. my heart with sees up in my core, i knew it was wrong. i was getting this attention from him every day. >> philip said she reported to her coaches and the athletic director at the time. >> she was ignored by everybody. >> she filed a report with the high school against bissell, according to this 2021 letter the district notified phillips there was substantial the letter stated in july 2020 the district became aware of an instagram account with

jenny seagrove, sally phillips, and kelly preston — in herfinalfilm role — are the threesome relivingal. joining them is elizabeth dormer—phillips' maddie, daughter of the recently—deceased anna, whose dying wish was for them all to make this last—minute pilgrimage. broad strokes interrailing japes ensue, as the group pinball across france, italy and spain, losing their money, passports, and minds as they deal with births, deaths, and marriages. the internet scares me. you could be talking to anyone. i mean, i could be- a serial killer — i'm not! if you stand this next is something like shirley valentine — in which a middle—aged housewife finds a new lease on life while holidaying in greece — then off the rails really pales by comparison. there's little of the wit, grit, or bittersweet humour of that willy russell—scripted gem in this ragbag of romantic cliches and cut—and—paste pop songs — which, for all its eye—catching locations, feels more like a tv movie than a feature. to be clear, off the rails won't be troubling the oscars, or even the baftas. but i'd be lying if i claimed tha

i your team, which are matthew rees and phillips?— and phillips?ation for the players. and not flood them with too much. try and adapt the game to our strengths, try to highlight the potential weaknesses in the opponent. so, of course, there are fantastic players all through the italian team. they have a good tactical plan. experienced coach, and an amazing record over the last 30 games. so we are very aware of that. but players like our two midfield players have played beyond their experience in this tournament, and they have already played against luca modric, toni kroos, so they have had to adapt to these types of midfield players with great european experience and they have done that brantley. we are different. you know, we have our own strengths and we have our own style of plate which is geared towards the strengths of our own players. and that's the beauty of football, the every team has different strengths and we have tried to play two hours and adapt to our game to our strengths and we need to do the same tomorrow. bind our game to our str

phillips— pickford and calvin phillips.ven waved to the fans to show how— phillips even waved to the fans to show how relaxed the atmosphere is in the _ show how relaxed the atmosphere is in the camp. and also chris powell, one of— in the camp. and also chris powell, one of the — in the camp. and also chris powell, one of the first team coaches with gareth _ one of the first team coaches with gareth southgate, has been out here chatting _ gareth southgate, has been out here chatting to _ gareth southgate, has been out here chatting to the fans. so whatever it is here _ chatting to the fans. so whatever it is here with — chatting to the fans. so whatever it is here with tension and nerves everybody— is here with tension and nerves everybody else is feeling, they are not feeling it inside the england canrp _ not feeling it inside the england camp. when they arrived here yesterday _ camp. when they arrived here yesterday after their final training session— yesterday after their final training session from st george's, there is

. >> i'm phillip mena.e begin with the latest on america's vaccination efforts against the coronavirus. the nanation is seeing an 11% up tick in hospitalizations and covid-19 cases this surge comes as pharmaceutical company pfizer says it t is developing a covid9 booster shot intended to target the delta variant, which is now dominanant in the u.s. but two of the nation's top health agencies say that may not be necessary in a joint statement the cdc and the fda both said that fully vaccinated people don't need covid boosters nbc's miguel almaguer has more >> reporter: pfizer says a booster shot, a third dose of its current vaccine could offer americans s five to ten times me protection against covid given six months after the second dose, pfizer believes those inoculated would be highly protected against the delta variant, which is now exploding across the u.s the company expects to deliver new data to the fda within weeks. and is also working to develop a delta-specific version of its vaccine. it comes as

and that's why there are at least moving some resources there to search for 37 year-old phillip craig, check kron 4. sarah stinson is live in sun for us this morning. and sarah subtle that area still not too far away from the original search location right. >> it's about a 12 minute drive to the command center at foothill high school. and that is where local officials are still holding their search. however, the grassroots effort, the facebook group find philip krajicek. they came out here at midnight for a promising lead. a family heard a cry for help in the canyon, which i didn't even know this, but the pleasanton ridge regional park expands all the way from pleasanton here to seminole is the south part of the park behind me. and so they got this lead and they came here. you can see in video that i just shot in the daylight. they just came back from their search and unfortunately looks like this promising lead turned cold when they didn't find anything. some of the guys i talked to, they came out here as early as midnight. they were out here with ropes as much equipment as they coul

kron four's phillipe djegal has the story. >> oakland athletics.nt dade was direct in his comments wednesday to the city council. this is our last option in oakland during a virtual study session on the franchise's proposed privately finance 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark district at howard terminal capital reiterated to the council. the teens existing lease of oakland coliseum expires in 2024. >> adding that major league baseball has encouraged the team to explore sites outside of the bay area. management has already made multiple trips to las vegas. we're in a position now really is howard terminal or bus the non-binding term sheet. the a's submitted to the city in january and made public in april is what is on the table. and it's what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiating recommendations made by city staff. the term sheet is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's. >> the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward. we had another do

nbc's kathy park has more on the story. >> reporter: hey, phillip. good morning to you. we certainly have come a long way in the fight against the coronavirus. but cases are going back up all across the country, even slightly here in new york city meanwhile, health on fishlz are warning that the delta variant is tightening its grip a national debate over the covid-19 booster shot. pharmaceutical giant pfizer will meet with top u.s. health officials about the benefits of a booster. the "washington post" reporting the meeting will happen in days. as pfizer's research suggests a third dose can offer more protection against the highly contagious delta variant but the cdc and fda say americans who have been fully vaccinated do not need a booster shot at this time. >> that doesn't mean that we're not very, very actively following and gathering all of this information to see if and when we might need it and if and when we do we'll have everything in place to do it. >> reporter: why is there a debate over the third dose >> the debate is because there's a question about when we n