>> no, of course not. >> is pam phillips your accomplice? >> where was pam phillips?rted everyone. by leaving the united states, just one month before authorities filed arrest warrants for her and ron young. >> she took what we believe was an innocent trip to switzerland, to visit her daughter. >> and she decided what, i'm not coming back? >> i think when the news broke she made a conscious decision it would be best for her to stay in europe. >> but if you think she was living a rough life as a fugitive, think again. our cameras caught it firsthand. went "dateline" tracked her down in february, 2009. we found her living in the beautiful lakeside town of --, switzerland. the area known of switzerland's version of monte carlo. her daughter, just a little girl when gary triano died, was now a college student there. we discovered pam phillips living in a 5000 dollar a month apartment. and she had made a new friend. a well heeled widower, for whom she would often dine with overlooking the lake at this five star hotel. maybe it's proof, that if you do enough shopping, somet

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lets speak to ellie phillips, the mediajournalist. speak to ellie phillips, the media journalist. he was clearly emotional when he came out today, speaking about being humbled. i think this was the best pardon he could've asked for, we saw a difference there from the videos he'd previously released on social media, trying to explain in an odd way what's happened. this all kicked off in 2017, so this has been a huge ordealfor him, six years of his life, and you have to remember that when the initial allegations emerged, he was completely shunned from hollywood, erased from the ridley scott film which was released that december, christopher plummer reshot his role as the billionaire john paul getty. his role as frank underwood in house of cards, which was hugely successful, he lost that. what he set outside the court, that's what he has to say for now, but up their stuff really more to come from mr spacey. he said in an interview that there were directors and producers ready to hire him the moment he's cleared of his charges in london.

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phillips said it is restructuring plans on track. we've seen shares up 55% year-to-date and it has benefited from the easing of supply chain constraints, into the restructure that slashed thousands of jobs. crucially, investors waiting for updates on the investigation by the u.s. justice department over medical devices for sleep at the as well as the ongoing discussions with the fda over a consent decree. we will be discussing that progress on the consent decree the ceo later in the program. don't miss that interview at 6:40 london time. the final one i will break for you right now, they are coming in thick and fast this morning, julius baer. first half adjusted cost to income ratio is 65.3% and the estimate was 66.5%. julius baer meaning comfortably above its own capital ratio floors. the question is how much they have benefited in the first half of from the demise of credit squeeze and how much it expects that to continue and how much the market share shakes out, especially across asia. investors also on the lookout for gentle shar

chairman phillips: well, thank you for having me.an tell you this -- we are definitely concerned. i was in austin, texas, last week. they are dealing with the impacts of the extreme heat there. what we just did today, the federal energy regular commission, the agency that i chair, is an historic day. we had a bipartisan, unanimous vote to approve a new regulation that is going to help bring new energy projects onto the grid. it is going to speed up the timeline to connect those projects to the grid. it's going to improve our reliability can which includes extreme weather, our resilience, and lower costs for all customers. this is a great day for all americans. matt: so, in short, red tape, government right tape that held up to some extent our attempt to transition to alternative energy sources. what you and the commission are trying to do is get rid of some of that red tape so that you can streamline projects and get them to the goal line quicker? chairman phillips: that's right. we know there are huge backlogs. we have over 2000 gig

back in north carolina, all phillip could do was wait. it was 6:00 a.m.ck hadn't hit the u.s. yet. >> i'm trying to imagine the feeling of getting that phone call and being so far away. >> i think helplessness is a pretty accurate word. you know there is nothing that you can do. i was so worried the girls would just be screaming like uncontrollably panicking and drawing attention. >> reporter: exactly what catherine was trying to prevent the girls from doing. >> i just kept telling them to stay little, to stay very quiet and the kenyan lady that was with porsche just kept patting her and soothing her and gigi just was curled up in a little ball. her breathing was so quiet and so shallow, i kept rubbing her back and touching her because i was like maybe she's hurt and i don't realize it. >> reporter: cramped in her hiding spot, she was desperate to reach her boys. after trying and trying, she finally got through again. >> i was able to send a text and just said are you okay and ian told me they were okay and that they were safe. >> you thought your boys ha

phillips, thank you very much for filling us in there. that was journalist phillip. sure. well in bangkok let's catch up on some of those stories. making news around the world today, at least 14 people have died in columbia after a heavy rain burst. the banks of a river triggering a landslide that struck part of the village. 3 children are among the dead. the swollen river also washed away a bridge, connecting the capital bogota with the sounds of the country. and american soldier has crossed the border from south korea into the north. he was facing disciplinary action in the us, but it's unclear if he has defected. us says it's trying to resolve. the incident in washington has no formal diplomatic relations with north korea. and for us present, donald trump has said he expects to be arrested and indicted over the january 6th. the attack on the us capital in his social media post trump says he received a letter from special council, jack smith informing him that he was the target of the criminal pro into efforts to overturn the 2020 us presidential election. while the euro

paul commentatorjoe phillips. he's got a sense in this country he feels like the privacy laws seem to be for the rich and the famous. many people will refer to so—called things like superinjunctions and all the rest of it . like superinjunctions and all the rest of it. he's saying like superinjunctions and all the rest of it . he's saying that the rest of it. he's saying that if you're a man on the if you're just a man on the street, you perhaps wouldn't have those levels protection. have those levels of protection. well, have well, you probably would have them. but affording them with all lawyers perhaps all the top lawyers perhaps would different thing, would be a different thing, wouldn't people, a few wouldn't it? a few people, a few guys that you trust guys saying that you don't trust the have a completely the bbc. you have a completely different to joe phillips different view to joe phillips on topic . but different view to joe phillips on topic. but let's talk on that topic. but let's talk about one of the

our next couple are gmtv presenter fiona phillips and her dance partner brendan!. rain didn�*t stop play at wimbledon today, butjust stop 0il protestors did — for a brief spell, at least. they managed to get onto court not once but twice, including during the match being played by britain�*s number one katie boulter, though it didn�*t seem to put her off her strike. our sports correspondent andy swiss has been watching the day�*s action. for wimbledon, another day of disruption. firstly, yet more rain. and then, on court 18, with grigor dimitrov about to serve, this. two protesters from the campaign groupjust stop 0il, scattering confetti along with the pieces of a wimbledon jigsaw. one of them briefly sat down on the court before both were arrested by police and removed from the grounds. and in the very next match, it happened again. another protester with confetti, and although he was soon stopped by security staff, another clean—up operation. even the two players, including britain�*s katie boulter, helped out, but there was still a short delay. after yesterday

fiona phillips. stay tuned for that.r daring to challenge the kangaroo court of a privileges committee, loyal ally to boris johnson, dame andrea jenkins still refuses to be silenced . she joins me live be silenced. she joins me live in the studio next for her first exclusive reaction to coming under attack from the westminster blob. don't go anywhere . on gb news. the people's. channel >> welcome back. standby, we're going to bring you some really shocking breaking news regarding the presenter fiona phillips the tv presenter fiona phillips shortly . but first, rishi sunak shortly. but first, rishi sunak was grilled by parliament's liaison committee today with labour loudmouth chris bryant, forcing him to admit he hadn't read the damaging ing privileges committee report that saw seven of his mps. shockingly slammed for speaking out against the bohs for speaking out against the boris johnson witch hunt . boris johnson witch hunt. >> do you think that they should apologise to the house? >> i haven't actually gone through th

fiona phillips. stay tuned for that.r daring to challenge the kangaroo court of a privileges committee, loyal ally to boris johnson, dame andrea jenkins still refuses to be silenced . she joins me live be silenced. she joins me live in the studio next for her first exclusive reaction to coming under attack from the westminster blob. don't go anywhere . on gb news. the people's. channel >> welcome back. standby, we're going to bring you some really shocking breaking news regarding the presenter fiona phillips the tv presenter fiona phillips shortly . but first, rishi sunak shortly. but first, rishi sunak was grilled by parliament's liaison committee today with labour loudmouth chris bryant, forcing him to admit he hadn't read the damaging ing privileges committee report that saw seven of his mps. shockingly slammed for speaking out against the bofis for speaking out against the boris johnson witch hunt . boris johnson witch hunt. >> do you think that they should apologise to the house? >> i haven't actually gone through th

she was phillip's longtime assistant.then it probably did not happen. >> he told me so much sometimes, i you know what how you want to stick your finger in your ear and go like this? >> joanne said philip never told her either about a physical fight in his home between the sons, craig and carey. and once more, to hear joe and tell it. detectives may have overlooked the real power tank about to explode in phillip's life. >> he had a lot of pressure on him. business wise. >> joe and describe to the jury just how big and varied phillips impressive business holdings were. two from his real estate investments. >> there was a probably 18 entities he was involved in. >> two is connections with cattle investors across georgia and beyond. >> there was someone georgia, but he had them in kentucky, he had cows all over. >> now she told the story that by the summer of 2008's the real estate bubble bursting her boss stop selling and the banks began calling. second and third demands for past two payments of 50 and $60,000. the defense

reporter: it's not all tragedy for phillips, who loves to cook and sing.of pandemic-era videos to share with a world in need of uplift. but writing, longhand, is how he reaches people best, pulling together scraps of ideas and phrases into his poems. you have called poetry patterned language. what does that mean? >> a poem is made of patterns and the meaningful interruption of those patterns. there is sound, there's diction -- a certain word might keep recurring, a certain image could come throughout the poem at different moments. and the artistry of writing a poem is getting those patterns to work in such a way that you condition the reader's expectations and you meaningfully disrupt those expectations at different points. there's actual motion. and that's a poem that lifts off the page. reporter: at a time when much poetry takes on big issues directly, phillips has a more personal and intimate voice. but, he says, the larger world, politics included, is very much there. >> people used to say, where is your 9/11 poem? and my feeling is that every poem aft

phillips at 54 is 26 years younger than the president.imary challenge from phillips this morning, pointing to biden's accomplishments. >> just look at the endorsements president biden is getting. earlier in the cycle, more broadly than ever before. well, look, we've had contested primaries with sitting presidents. you've never seen a sitting president have as weak a field of potential opponents, marianne williamson, robert kennedy, as he has had now. the base of the democratic party, as broadly as i've ever seen it in my life is endorsing president biden because of what he's gotten done. >> cnn's white house correspondent, arlette saenz, is joining us right now. arlette, biden has a big polling lead in the democratic primary. any signs of concerns? >> well, president biden's advisers and allies like senator chris coons ultimately don't believe that any of these democratic challenges will actually be viable enough to take on president biden in the democratic primary, but that certainly may not stop some people from entering that primary. a

seems to hang on his proposal to amend the royal defamation law. journalist phillip shotwell in bangkok explains why it's such a divisive issue in thailand. well, very good question. and there are many scenarios on this pizza his side that he will throw his support on the whites of his party, the largest party of the progressive movement, the move forward politics behind the party that came 2nd in the elections, which is cool side. now is the positive closely associated with types of shows to watch the former prime minister, who was himself ever thrown in approving 6006. and his sister was overthrown into 2 incense equal team. so that possibly sprawled a lines that's against the military parties. but some is not clear, told of the sentence as well, of, of, uh, a part time candidate, not least if they're associated with them with move forward. so it stays there. are there is speculation of the time a strike a deal with some of the smaller pro military parts? is that we stage expect my street protest about the over throw up the democratic? well so really, um is very unclear on an hedge. t

andre phillips, a —— andre phillips, entertainment journalist —— andre phillips, entertainmentjournalistat regulators around the world should speed up their efforts to tackle what they say is exploitation of their work. so—called generative ai tools can create new artworks based on billions of other images scraped from the internet. many artists say their work has been fed into these tools without their consent, and without compensation. tomos morgan reports. i'm an illustrator and concept artist. i worked i'm an illustrator and concept artist. iworked in i'm an illustrator and concept artist. i worked in a digital industry on projects like dungeons and dragons. the detail to his _ dungeons and dragons. the detail to his work _ dungeons and dragons. the detail to his work is - dungeons and dragons. the detail to his work is that each piece can take over two weeks to complete. he has been honing his craft over a decade but in september last year he began noticing that his name was being attributed to art that looks a lot like his but wasn't. looks a lot like his but wasn't-— looks a lot l

that was the w, corresponding young phillip sholtes reporting from madrid. take a look at some other stories making headlines today. thousands of is really is have taken to the streets as the government's controversial plans to overhaul the judiciary approach of decisive votes. on monday, critics of the proposed change was gathered outside the class. it is rules, parliament in jerusalem, demanding a hold to the reforms. meanwhile, supporters of the amendments rallied in telling me russia's defense ministry has accused you crane of launching a drought attack on moscow. official said to drones were neutralized early monday, but the city's mer said new to non residential buildings were hit and debris was found near the defense ministry. so clear if the damage to the buildings was caused by directed or falling wreckage, twitter says on build a new ex logo to replace the platforms. bluebird, it comes after owner it on mosque revealed the site would be re branded with a new x name and a change and its main color from blue to black. at the women's world cup, german

but i do have a suspect, where was christopher phillips at this time? >> chris phillips? the state, but daniel was adamant that he, at least, was innocent. >> i'm not the one who killed that girl. i'm not the one who killed chilly. i have two younger sisters, sir. what if that happened to my sister's, what if that happened to my mom? i would kill myself before i hurt anybody else. i couldn't kill her. because, she reminds me of my younger sister, amanda. [crying] >> what if that happens to amanda or katie. i would kill myself. >> but it happened to shelley, that's what happened to shelley. >> but i'm not the one who killed her. even if i have to go through this, i'm still telling you, i'm not the one who killed her because i can't. that would be like me killing my younger sisters. and i love them. >> what the jury have believed him, had he testified? we will never know. but without it, the verdict came back in just three hours. guilty of first degree murder. >> it was a very good thing, it's one of the cases that i'll never forget, only because of the brutality involved i

that we both know who dean phillips is, phil, because we've covered congress, i've talked to dean phillipsber of times, but i mentioned his name to a relative who does not live anywhere near d.c. and they said, who, yesterday? i don't think that he has any name recognition outside of d.c., among the democratic caucus, he is certainly respected, and they feel as though he's a very serious lawmaker for the short time that he's been in congress. he's someone that helped make their majority a few years ago, when they were in the majority in the house. but a lot of democrats they talked to are more concerned about third party candidates versus someone challenging joe biden within the primary. they're concerned about candidates like cornel west and having a jill stein effect, similar to 2016, when we saw that that really made the big difference in those key swing states and ultimately contributed to hillary clinton's loss. >> looking at it more broadly, not about can ken phillips win the nomination if he were to go up against biden, but act the fact that here you have him, a former businessman f

katharine birbalsingh claims that phillips out to claims that phillips set out to whip social media mobob against her. however, the shadow education secretary, bridget phillipson , says jess phillips phillipson, says jess phillips is not racist at, but that the labour party should investigate these kinds of claims. well, gb news has approached jess phillips for an interview and a comment. we haven't heard anything as yet, but anything back as yet, but the head teacher of michaela community school, katharine birbalsingh, now. birbalsingh, joins us now. welcome to the show , katharine. welcome to the show, katharine. >> this sounds so confusing. >> this sounds so confusing. >> so maybe if you could just talk us through what happened. yeah, well, first of all, there was no row. was no twitter row. >> tweeted at jess >> i've never tweeted at jess phillips. she, however, tweeted four times about me to her 630,000 followers calling into question our safeguarding policies at the school, accusing us of all sorts. and i don't know why. ultimately, i've never i don't have anything to do with jess

i mean, how bad of an idea is this 14 phillips? >> one, i have no idea is who dean phillips.y has branding ahead of him, right? and joe biden has done everything and anything that he can in order to make the lives of the american people better. even despite the supreme court's decisions to overturn affirmative action and to deny student debt relief. , so i think that we, the democratic party, are going to stick with this president, because he has stuck by us and his promises. >> danielle moodie, like i said, gracing us with your brilliance early this morning. thanks for joining me today. >> thank you, friend. >> and still to come on the katie phang show, trump's watergate. that damning new cover up charges in the mar-a-lago documents case have shades of the scandal that brought down the nixon presidency. but the political responses to presidential lawlessness couldn't be any more different. we'll break that down, coming up next. at pnc bank, you can find us in big cities and small towns across the us, where our focus is to always support the people who live and work there. be

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so what does this vote mean for thailand and what happens next question is i put 2 phillip, sho, asia corresponding for the sunday times of bangkok, a visa its island continues to i have just a catch like a problem is that he's the former qu, leader who has been in powerful 9 years that were elections in may. as you've mentioned, the, the reformers coalition lead by move forward policy. uh, a progressive new force and talk politics. was the surprise uncomfortable winter in those elections, but to become prime minister is not just enough to have the majority supports of m . p 's in the low house which peace of mind bloomed or it does have. but he also has to secure support from on the left to send it says, who are pointed by the phone with jumped up. and today's debates of the joint chain but really focused, very strongly own move towards desire and push to reform, restrict royal defamation laws on the uh, the conservative forces in database. so military party empties pro, military and pays or a set. it says just repeatedly attacks. these plans for phones comparing them to attempts to

phillips: mr. chair, i have great respect for you. i would ask that we try to appropriate the resources necessary to do what we all want to do, which is to eliminate the fraud and repatriate the dollars, reclaim and claw them back. pleased that $30 billion has been done so already. mr. ware, one thing i suspect anecdotally and otherwise is that a number of companies over represented their employee counts to obtain p.p.p. and, and eidl loans. your written testimony provides an example of a bad actor who was caught doing exactly that. can you shed some more light on, on that of practice of companies exaggerating their employee counts and whether the s.b.a. has been effective in your recommendations to crack down on the practice? mr. ware: sure. well, at the beginning, we were dealing with self-certification as a general rule. and to be fair, that's what the law called for, to be fair. it was self-certification. you couldn't review tax records, you couldn't review much of the employee information as well. you know, for speed. but since t

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commentator joe phillips. of you. welcome back to both of you. we're semi coordinating , we tonal. >> yes. i'm not sure about ben's lime green tie, though . lime green tie, though. >> yeah, you did not get them red and black. i don't think it's appropriate to be wearing summer kit. >> it's absolutely freezing. >> i've got. >> i've got. >> oh, you got . you have got >> oh, you got. you have got tyson. yeah, that is true. >> well it's got long sleeves. i know. >> and i'm an orphan girl as well, so i should really be able to the cold. but as soon to handle the cold. but as soon as rain stop today, i as i saw the rain stop today, i was like, nope, out. come the black tights again. and is black tights again. and this is summer. this summer. everybody wears this climb up crisis that everyone keeps saying is coming way. climb up crisis that everyone kwouldn'tng is coming way. climb up crisis that everyone kwouldn'tng is

simba's indian phillips recorded a time of 4 hours and seconds and crossed the finish line and became the champion. it was placed third in the ranking of all religious competitions before the twelfth stage of this competition will be held today at a distance of 168 km. sajjadpour hosseini won the 10m air rifle gold medal and haniyeh rostamian the 25m pistol at the baku world cup. performing the ceremony after the valorous medalists and honorees will definitely motivate the athletes to win the 25 silver medals. i have a record of the world team medal, but in the section of the world cup flying targets competition, arzoo and mohammad hossein pero , who won the team bronze medal in flying targets in the almaty world cup, the head of the federation to get the original code of honor from the stadium , the work should be carried out in a better way. now, for the children of the national shooting team, in order to be proud in the important competitions of the asian games, they must prepare themselves. the games were almost the goal competition of these days and we are trying very hard . they

phillips: i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.j.res. 71. as a gold star son who lost his father in the vietnam war, i understand very firsthand the human cost of war. i also know my colleague from arizona, mr. crane, knows that cost as well as a veteran of our armed services and i honored that. that's why since i came to congress i've worked in a bipartisan fashion to repeal and replace the 2001 aumf. i have consistently supported the repestle the 2002 iraq war aumf as well. i wish we'd been able to get that legislation through the senate last congress but i remain hopeful that we can do so this year. all of this is to say that i do not have a hawkish position on iraq but sanctions and military force are not the same thing. again, sanctions are military force are not the same thing. terminating the national emergency with respect to iraq would trigger the immediate release of currently sanctioned assets of persons who the u.s. government has determined were a threat to iraq's stability and r

do you think this is they didn't with the phillip didn't do that with the phillip schofield and alsodidn't do that with the phillip scho the. well, and also didn't do that with the phillip scho the. well, yeah, and also didn't do that with the phillip scho the. well, yeah, butj also didn't do that with the phillip scho the. well, yeah, but thato with the. well, yeah, but that was more i mean, i think the evidence out evidence came out, came out soonen evidence came out, came out sooner. when boris sooner. but remember when boris and carrie allegedly some and carrie allegedly had some sort domestic tiff? sort of domestic tiff? >> remember that. yes. >> i do remember that. yes. someone heard them through the walls the same people walls or all the same people were sort of were tweeting all this sort of real, speculative real, you know, speculative stuff about about what that was about. >> okay. >> okay. >> well, let me ask louis. so do you think it's become politicised? certainly politicised? i mean, certainly from it from looking at social media, it does it has does look that it has co

and the sort of the david broder of the scranton times -- it was a guy named tommy phillips, who wasn elderly man -- younger than me, but elderly man -- [laughter] -- who was the chief political reporter. and they got a picture -- and i hadn't thought about it a long time, but i'll send it over to the library -- of me at 14-years-old standing on the corner, and it was a warm day for february. and i'm standing on the corner in a long-sleeve shirt with my buddies. and president truman was coming around the corner, coming off of dimmick avenue, and he was in a convertible. and purely by accident -- i assume it was an accident -- the photographer from the newspaper got a picture of me making eye contact with harry truman. it was just -- i'm sure a lot of people made eye contact with him -- [laughter] -- but i was looking and you can see in the photograph we're looking at one another eye to eye. in tommy phillips, the david broder of the day in scranton, wrote, "that's when joe biden knew he was going to be president." [laughter] i knew i was going to be president when jim clyburn went ah

oh phillips like you have like a normal picture for me. even though that's affordable when we could get them. just go still for be so with the steve the z up, the was for the from that is a scrolling and alexander told her about a don't to enter it to the submittal guns people's republic is also aware of these goose some findings. the boy you said you're going to keep it was supposed to assist us with been not, you know, going to do something the ticket to do a whole bunch of jointly to ask if i'm going to. so i don't suppose that settings, you know, pretty much get, don't ask, you know, in 2014, a group of ukrainian hackers side, but they have good published correspondence between former ukranian prime minister . you've got to machine cars, lawyer se gave lawson code. and gentleman transplants search and olga v. but discussing organ supply from dumbass code, abbreviations, we used cool. hot net kidney have live a ton to increase the pool long us we're getting one more orders to have enough people put it down 15 core, 6 to 3 nap 35. have 2

your opinion morning, we should almost as we shall assess dot when you put the instruct me over to phillip phillip luncheon to come for pamela fashion, the pay of the new modem, the moon, on the 1st at the present on the chase to his device is under the impression appear on the deal is extra, but the most of the commercial mind that will come in you're going to do right now is placed with us. let's see i a m k ultra, a project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my dad and then in the ukranian army have shifted towards large scale technical trials that ongoing to stop anytime soon. the head of ukraine's main orthodox christy and monastery safe. he's been arrested under pressure from people who are wanting jailed as key of accused as being met to upon this enough. supposing russia, oh say, haven't got the the and i'll take for it comes on to you for any and shelling. well, filming on the front line to the gun script public. were russian troops pushing back again? said fox do for an offensive. and who do i do see is a glad in nigeria as an increas

took the last one days, failed that the whole thing myself cut off the disclosure on the cell phone phillips phones hit the middle. the was let me know if there's something i was referred to just to do. i live on the longest and most of those machines that's good. this is a rehabilitation center in moscow victims who miraculously survived the ukrainian military are treated here such as 20 the con, get used to the loss of his ride legs even months of to the incidence of cause, which is what they told me. he was crippled by the ukrainian military multiplying and didn't go up a corner cupboard full and they all said it was a for an invalid visit. i some gladish. i knew you were just because of uncovered but symptoms i did not catch it sketches. so something is less with the possible that the good actual po bu he's still ukrainian soldiers who carried out mass executions, taking some kind of drugs, look pretty much all them with for transfer, soliciting of prostate such i'll agree to such a long and for the day i spoke to chloe stone coming in 10 years. they stood there since i 1st met the bush

as always our correspondent young phillip shots in madrid. take a look at some other news around the world today. thousands of israelis have taken to the streets as the government's controversial plans to overhaul the judiciary approach of decisive. but critics of the proposed changes gathered outside the connected israel's parliament in jerusalem, demanding a halt to the reforms. meanwhile, supporters of the amendments riley didn't tell him leave. on monday, lawmakers are expected to vote on the bill. curbing the supreme court's powers. protesters in thailand's capital bank hall guard demanding the senate stump, obstructing the appointment of a prime minister. the senator's conservative members have twice blocked the election winner peter living. joe roland rot from being named as to ty, leader. peters political coalition now says it will propose a different albany for the position next week. twitter owner, ellen musk says the u. r. l x dot com, now directs to the twitter website. this comes up 3, announced plans to replace twitters bird log

i think she did an ok job. >> now 63, phillips is a longtime professor at washington diversity at saint. he is an author of 16 books of poetry and essays. >> i do think of poetry as somehow engaging with mystery. i think it is a mystery to be a human being and to figure out what to make about being in a body for whatever number of years we get. and poetry is an expression of that ministry. >> it began as a way of coming to terms with his own body and desires, being a gay man, along with his biracial identity as a child of a black american who served in the air force and a white english homemaker. >> did you grow up in a way in which being gay would be unthinkable? >> shar. i grew up in a military family. it was not even about anyone saying this is not what you are supposed to be, it wasn't even talked about, it was not an option. being biracial, another way of not feeling that you fit in on either side. >> you are not this, you are not that. >> i didn't feel it until other kids in school would say you are not this, or you are not that. i thought i was just myself. >> one way into poetry

i mean, they've phillip schofield they've gotten phillip schofield field. you. field. you. edwards gotten jeffrey edwards they've gotten jeffrey epstein. they've gotten all the handsome older with handsome older men with great hair. they're all they're all knocking down. knocking us down. >> just. >> i just. >> i just. >> i just. >> i feel for the he's 62 >> i feel for the guy. he's 62 years and 61, 61, 61. years old and 61, 61, 61. >> and he did a little. >> and he did a little. >> did you see the pictures of him? he did some exercise and he looked amazing. >> and he just wanted to show off his bum bum. and i see this is the thing. >> you know what, though, with this ai you know, this whole ai thing, you know, you even be sure 100% you can't even be sure 100% that that that that is. i mean, is that actually him? not be actually him? it might not be him the fact that they him because the fact that they can manipulate things, these days it's just days as well, it's just concerning. >> that's another subject . but >> that's another subject. but it is what he's it probabl

this sounds like phillips. what sounds like joe phillips. what doesit sounds like joe phillips.t have we got to we have to to offer? what do we have to give very good points. give away? very good points. there trade when there are always trade offs when it deals. keep it comes to trade deals. keep your in. subscribe it comes to trade deals. keep yo youtube, in. subscribe it comes to trade deals. keep yo youtube, follow in. subscribe it comes to trade deals. keep yo youtube, follow in. on bscribe it comes to trade deals. keep yo youtube, follow in. on twitter to youtube, follow us on twitter . we're at gb news. that's it from me today. but stay tuned because nana has just arrived on the sofa. and from what i've heard, smashing show heard, she's got a smashing show coming up. >> well, hope so. i hope so, >> well, i hope so. i hope so, because we're talking about the ctpt excellent option to say that. and of course, ben wallace has decided that, you know, i kind of when i hear these people stepping down, i sort of think, i don't think you guys are going to win anyway, but that's re

well i'm going to take a and know, i don't know if you heard me speak when i so dr. mangle and los phillips and they told me to go to the left and then when they moved forward his iron back to the other site. and then if i did it wrong, then back to the other side, i wouldn't be in touch with you cuz the people on the left it will talking truck. it says when slate is a good shape. even at the age of 100, joseph has never really slowed down. he's constantly on the road with his partner, reverse sherman mostly to recount the story of his family and his life to tell people about the holocaust and the 6000000 jews murdered in europe. at the hands of the german nazi regime under adult hitler, the joseph visits the holocaust museum in los angeles up to 3 times a week. she supports the museum as an eye witness. both angel is home to around 560000 jewish people, making it one of the largest jewish communities in the world. a display case in the museum presents the life of joseph alexander. i left the work to get my bones to assist this one brother. i got out with one sisters, one brother william an

so, i was in a little drama school called the phillip street theatre.ould go on a saturday morning. i would get up at about 6:30am, i would catch a bus and a train and another bus to get into the city. it was the highlight of my week. and jane was in film school. so, she was, erm, really young, and i remember being told, "0h, this woman who's going to be directing a little film, "student film, would like to see you." and it was like, "ah! oh, my gosh!", you know. and that was jane. we're talking a0 years later i still know her. and still deeply close to her, actually. would tell her anything, will confide in her anything and feel unbelievably safe with her. did she become a mentor to you at such a young age? i don't know if jane's a mentor. jane is a very... is an exquisite creature. i think she's a creature, so she's... she's just unusual. she became a guide, she became someone that i would go, "what do you think?", you know, and there were times when we drifted and came back together and drift... i would audition.... i remember auditioning for sweetie

as you are reading the article by perlow and phillips details the vast majority of native american objects in private and public collections today are the legacy of a high period of colonialism that lasted for about 1830 until 1930. so about 100 years an enormous amount of native american cultural heritage was collected through various means and concentrated and public collections and private native american objects were not only created in one. of time and frozen in space, frozen in time throughout this period n native americans contie to create new kind of objects, incorporating ideas, influence, motives, reactions to the kinds of experiences that they had. this defendant late 19th century today in the museum of art was made by a group probably in north dakota in the night it states probably when this was forced to move on a reservation. i want to make the point we are talk about native americanbo objects we are talking about a continued tradition that is constantly renewed, constantly changes not frozen in time. but of course the impression of chosen in time is the impression that you g

>> well, i mean, congressman phillips can do whatever he wants.l get very far, because the democratic party is pretty enthusiastic about a president who has made historic progress on a number of priorities that we have been fighting and losing on for decades before joe biden became president. i think most incumbent presidents get some kind of primary challenge, even if it's a pretty weak one. but joe biden is going to be the democratic nominee and i don't really think anybody will have much of a shot at challenging him. we'll be behind him 100%. >> fair enough, but there are some polls that show that people would be willing to consider an alternative to joe biden. let me go to something that you and your democratic colleagues are working on in the senate. and that is a code of conduct for the supreme court. this is something that you introduced regularly, but we did get a response this week from supreme court justice samuel alito. and he said, quote, i know this is a controversial view, but i'm willing to say it, no provision in the constitution g

phillips says. their goal is to empower young players teaching them teamwork and overcoming challenges aside from turning them into great players . they want these kids to feel safe in this space they're playing in. that's why we spend so much time, especially in the beginning of the season, making sure our teammates know each other feel good, and i feel really proud of myself. thank you for joining us on this special edition of sports focus as we celebrate soccer and fifa women's world cup right here on ktvu fox to cristina rendon. we'll see you next time. this says two time world cup champion brandi chastain weighs in on our new soccer club right here in the bay area. bfc will shape the sport at the professional level. we are a big driver of what's going to happen on the national team. as we know, we're 35% of the women's national team. and are you ready for it? swifties swarming the south bay electrifying the local economy. the south bay preparing for a taylor swift takeover. ktvu fox two news st