phillip calvert: wow. there are so many skills we learned with selling girl scout cookies, money management, business ethics, promoting yourself. it gives you confidence to get out there. confidence and courage and character to do the things you want. hey, you took the words right out of my mouth. thank you. phillip calvert: and there's no better place to test that motto than in the great outdoors at camp low. i got to have courage. and i'm so confident. and it's going to show my character. [frog croaks] are you ready? what do i say when i hit it? girl scout! are you a dad? because you really got the dad jokes. not yet. do you feel like the girls here in today's world are far beyond than what they were 10 or 15 years ago? i know they are. they actually have a girl scout institute that does research. and that research shows that girl scouts, in fact, are ahead of non girl scouts in almost every single subject in school by third grade. oh. watch this. whoa. i'm man enough to be a girl scout. here we go. you

>> so icos is phillip morris's heated tobacco brand. this is an inhaleable product that delivers nicotine to the user with substantially fewer exposure to harmful constituents within traditional cigarette smoke. it was introduced in japan over ten years ago. it's been growing robustly in international markets. the company is just now at the stage where it can begin to introduce it in the united states. they're going to have a test launch in a specific city in 2024, and they are waiting on fda authorization for a more updated version before a more fulsome rollout, which we believe will occur in 2025. >> it's a tobacco product? it's not like the vaping products, a liquefied form of nicotine, am i right on that? >> that's right, tyler. it is a tobacco product that the actual consumable portion of the device that -- what's called a heat stick that is heated to vaporize the nicotine and the taste does contain tobacco. but the product is heated and not combusted, and the combustion portion of smoking a cigarette is where many of the harmful c

architect, phillip johnson. lots of people who love phillip johnson as an architect. to each his case. it remains a skeleton in the closet. this guy phillip johnson probably the most famous and well known and prolific american modernist architect was also a raging fascist. phillip johnson wrote admiring reviews of mind comf. phillip johnson went to germany in 1932 to attend a giant hitler youth rally. phillip johnson tried to start his own fascist political party in the united states which he wanted it to be an armed fascist. phillip johnson tried to start a military group modeled on hitler's brown shirts. he called them the gray shirts and met in johnson's basement. he paid living expenses so they could continue their work as fascist intellectuals and writers. he wrote essays about how the white race was dying and needed to be rescued. phillip johnson very famous american architect was a world class american fascist. and in 1939 when german troops invaded poland. he was invited by the german government to poland. reporters were covering the invasion and the aftermath

minnesota congressman dean phillips is with us now.oreign affairs committee. welcome. >> great to be with you. >> reporter: so can we do start with a tweet, because the people did not like the tweet. and i read it as hugh congratulating president biden on whooping you, but i think people read it as using a joe biden got what. what would like to say that? >> welcome to twitter world. who got worked last night, i did. my rear end is sore, and of course, i'm congratulated president. i predicted he would get 95%, he got 96%. i don't know how you can misread that tweet, by the way. if you look at the numbers, one person, actually spot with pretty good. i hope i created up. >> reporter: so how do you -- when you look at that whooping, how do you look at your campaign? and how should voters look at your campaign going into the next series and states. what is being served here? because you've got an incumbent president, who's pulling 96% of the vote in a very important state like south carolina, we'll pull a significant number of votes in subs

there's a few, actually, for joe phillips who's on our panel phillips, who's on our panel today.oe you made the point in the previous segment about everything toxic and everything being so toxic and tribal moment, yet you tribal at the moment, yet you just sat and said, you just sat there and said, you loathe boris johnson and you hated donald trump, and you had some words about suella braverman aren't you braverman as well. aren't you a hypocrite ? hypocrite? >> i don't think i'm >> uh, not. i don't think i'm a hypocrite. i mean, it's a fair point to make. um, the point i was about the toxicity was making about the toxicity was making about the toxicity was about people leaving parliament and about the level of debate and discourse . i think of debate and discourse. i think bofis of debate and discourse. i think boris johnson is partly responsible for that, actually, as it happens, because i think he politics public he brought politics and public office disrepute , you know, office into disrepute, you know, way over. but you loathe him. i personally loathe him because i think he'

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that is dean phillips. [ ding ] >> yeah, that's dean phillips.rth 77 million. [ ding ] >> that's marianne williamson. she spent two years studying theater and philosophy at pomona college in claremont, california [ ding ] >> that's dean phillips. he completed his mba at the university of minnesota's carlson school of management in 2000, i think. [ ding ] >> excuse me, excuse me. >> sorry, i'm late for work. >> real quick, can you name this person? >> yeah. that's marianne williamson from houston. she's the youngest of three. [ ding ] >> excuse me, sir -- >> marianne williamson [ ding ] >> that's dean phillips. he founded penny's coffee in 2016 [ laughter ] [ ding ] >> that is correct wow. well, there you have it, jimmy it seems that most voters know exactly who these two candidates are and made a very important choice in south carolina back to you, jimmy [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. wow. they knew a lot about them >> steve: wow, they knew all about 'em. >> jimmy: unbelievable >> steve: such detail. >> jimmy: yeah well, get thi

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sarah phillips. good _ pace because of the crowds.. sarah phillips, good of you to _ pace because of the crowds. sarah phillips, good of you to take - pace because of the crowds. sarah phillips, good of you to take time to speak with us. thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. thank you for your time. just a pointer because he on the programme in about 15—20 minutes we are going to talk to the world food programme who have now stopped deliveries to the north of the gaza strip the cost of some of the security concerns we were hearing about there. we will have that interview coming up on the programme as i say in about 15—20 minutes. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. let's take a look at a couple of other stories making the headlines today because thousands ofjunior doctors across wales have begun every day strike in their latest action in a pay dispute. the strike means thousands of appointments and operations have been cancelled. it is the second walk—out since january by doctors, who say they've

dean phillips has zero delegates. if you look at delegates to date in the democratic contest, you'll see that joe biden has 118 delegates to dean phillips zero, the magic number, again up in the upper right hand border, 1,968 pledged delegates are needed for joe biden to secure the democratic party's nomination. he's going to do that, folks it's just early in the process and we've got many, many more contest to go. he's at 118. how do we get to these delegate allocations on the democratic side? and in michigan, delegates are awarded proportionally. so you need at least 15% of the vote statewide oren, a congressional district, to win delegates. and i do want to note, since we're spending so much time talking about the uncommitted vote tonight. if uncommitted actually wins delegates, meaning they get to that 15% threshold statewide, or in a congressional district those delegates will go to the convention in chicago unbound. they will not be bound to anybody. and obviously we will watch as the process plays out as to who

a special celebration was held for phillips when they returned to their home court. >> 800 wins.a lot. you become quite nostalgic at that time. it's incredible. it's incredible to still love what i do. um, and feel energized. and at this point in my career. >> phillips calls it a shared honor with her current and former players and staff. >> well, she's the best you can have. um, well, it's an honor playing for her. >> she always pushes you. she always. she'll always love you. she's your friend, your family. but she's also your coach. >> she's so smart. i mean, she you could just tell she puts so much work into everything. her playbook and she's taught that commitment to excellence to the girls. >> so it's no surprise the team gpa is 3.9. their goal is to be ready for each game and to get to a state title. part of the mental toughness that makes this special group of girls the top team in the nation. >> i'm really proud of the girls . um, but we are a work in progress and last i checked, the season ends in march, so we still have a lot of games to play. we always push each other.

look, dean phillips has spent a lot of money.ard to imagine him doing much tonight but we shall see. as ron was saying, the biden campaign and the white house is looking for is to spark some interest and enthusiasm particularly among black voters, that they're listening to his message. but the turnout is not expected to be very high. i mean the early voting and absentee voting was actually higher than four years ago, but it was a very aggressive campaign. we shall see tonight, but the reality is i'm not sure we will be able to draw all that much from the results tonight in south carolina, how it speaks to the bigger challenges here facing the white house. >> well, let's see if we can draw anything. i'm told some of the first results are coming in. we will put them on the screen. >> right. >> there you see biden winning overwhelmingly -- sorry, leading overwhelmingly with 97.3%. both marianne williamson and dean phillips with 1.6% and 1.3%. ron brownstein, any reaction there? >> to jeff's point, what isn't happening is important,

you are leading us and him into a disaster and you well know it's. >> shame on you, dean phillips. i'm so sick of you. take a republican advisor and go home. look, that was not his best performance. however, we all remember when he was getting a press conference and you could literally see our secretary of state looking at him as he was clearly about to say something he did not want him to say. my read of that was he was also thinking as he was talking, about what can i say, what can i not say. >> very sensitive topic. >> yes, here's what i want to say but let me not screw this up. come on, but it's no secret how old oath of these men are, and it's clearly -- nikki haley having that out, i thought it was kind of funny, about grumpy old men. this is going to continue to be an issue. the way i always look at it is i think i'd rather have joe biden negotiating with netanyahu to get the hostages out than dean phillips on the phone with him. >> kristin, on that note of how these two men project, you point to a recent nbc news poll on twitter recently that asks voters whom they view as m

are you like phillip or in a different state?fragile at the moment. we're working a lot. we're hiring as best we can and a lot of -- it's difficult to find people. that has been a challenge for several years now. maybe the past decade. i'm hearing that wages are at an all-time high. i'm certainly feeling that. i'm paying my guys more than i ever have. and that's not because -- sort of a misleading statistic where it seems like we're paying more because somehow we're swimming in money and we're sharing the wealth. but that's not really it. we're paying more because we have to. we have to pay as much as we can to get people to show up. and what used to be top tier salaries, something close to starting salary these days. that's a very difficult. labor is a very difficult cost to overcome. >> bill: let me show this for our viewers. inflation under president biden coming off the pandemic. it is up 18%, wages are down more than 15%. it has to have an impact there. andrew, when you think about november, what are you going to do? >> i'm

president joe biden, easily secured a victory there, blowing his rivals congressman dean phillips and marianne williamson out of the water. now, all eyes are on the number of delegates. a total of 55 are up for grabs tonight. those will be avoided proportionally based on the results. a member of course, a candidate needs a total of nearly 2000 to capture the democratic nomination. just a short time ago, president biden issued a statement thanking the voters of south carolina, saying in part, quote, in 2020, it was the voters of south carolina who proved the pundits wrong, breathed new life into our campaign, and set us on the path to winning the presidency. now, in 2024, the people of south carolina have spoken again. and i have no doubt that you have set us on the path to winning the presidency again, and making donald trump a loser, again. of course, we are also watching breaking news coming out of the middle east. after the united states and the uk launched a new series of strikes today, targeting the houthis in yemen. the attacks hit at least 36 targets in at least 36 locations ac

they could've gone to dean phillips. dean phillips says he wants to see a cease-fire in december. they refused. refused to vote for dean phillips. and they cast a vote that says to the president, we are not with you tonight. that's all that vote says. we are uncommitted tonight. and what i have been hearing, certainly for the politicians who have been leading that movement in michigan is, none of them are saying they won't be with joe biden in november against on trump. >> we also have to be a bit careful tonight in not exaggerating the role of the delegate are true. i helped run the delegate operations and the floor of the democratic conventions. having a delegate or two is not a significant achievement. many times during presidential primaries a cause or a candidate will pick up a few candidates here and there. it became a question of how much energy should the biden campaign put it into this to deny in a 15%? they made a decision that they could handle there being this kind of opposition of a delegator to the democratic convention given that there are thousands of delegates. i

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they could've gone to dean phillips. dean phillips says he wants to see a cease-fire in december. they refused. refused to vote for dean phillips. and they cast a vote that says to the president, we are not with you tonight. that's all that vote says. we are uncommitted tonight. and what i have been hearing, certainly for the politicians who have been leading that movement in michigan is, none of them are saying they won't be with joe biden in november against on trump. >> we also have to be a bit careful tonight in not exaggerating the role of the delegate are true. i helped run the delegate operations and the floor of the democratic conventions. having a delegate or two is not a significant achievement. many times during presidential primaries a cause or a candidate will pick up a few candidates here and there. it became a question of how much energy should the biden campaign put it into this to deny in a 15%? they made a decisthat they could handle thbeing this kind of opposition of a delegator to the democratic convention given that there are thousands of delegates. i think it

. >> bret: let me ask you about a political future dean phillips said in open interview he is open toe more compelled i do nikki haley andean phillips getting together on unity ticket and actually doing for the first time, perhaps in our country's history what most americans really want which is cooperation, collaboration, participation, decency. common sense and leadership. dean phillips obviously running on the democratic primary, not too much success but saying that he would be your running mate if you so chose that. would you? >> i'm a republican. i'm running as a republican. i'm running trying to wake people up that if they nominate donald trump in this primary, we will lose a general election. mark my words. >> bret: just to be clear, you have closed the door on vice president. if the former president is nominee. but are you closing the door on a unity ticket and you leading that ticket as dean phillips suggests? >> i have said all along that i am running as a republican in the republican primary. i have said all along i was not running to be anybody's vice president. everything

uh, alongside me remain henry bolton joe phillips . so bolton and joe phillips. else at home. let's talk churches , shall we? because over churches, shall we? because over 2000 church goers have signed a petition to stop new silent disco shows taking place in historical churches up and down the country . see, now, i've got the country. see, now, i've got to say , the church attendance is to say, the church attendance is in decline. one of my viewers has written in to dispute that, and i'll come to that in a second. but what do you think to this notion that churches should be housing now, like alcohol ? i be housing now, like alcohol? i have to say you can get alcohol at places. alcohol fuelled at these places. alcohol fuelled silent right of silent discos, the right time of the week. >> you'd to get, uh, get >> you'd be able to get, uh, get alcohol anywhere in church. alcohol anywhere in the church. >> but but not under not >> indeed. but but not under not under this context. >> no, not in this context, no. um churches , a number of um look, churches, a number of

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he was paid over $250,000 by dean phillips campaign but specifically to work on ballot access in twoly just getting signatures. they say he had no direction, no authority to do this, that he was basically acting totally rogue. we'll see what he has to say when he comes forward. i texted with him but he won't reveal any part of his story yet. but campaigns employ dozens and hundreds of people that you who think this might benefit their candidate even if there's no direction from higher up. and i think that's the tricky part because for a campaign itself i think this is always going to be a little bit too high risk, low reward, to be an official thing that you would do. the prospect of getting caught and the fall out from it is too big. but for somebody loosely connected to your campaign, that's very difficult to control. >> alex seitz-wald, great reporting, alex. thank you for having a little friday night time to talk about it. >> thanks alex. >> that is our show

i'm abby phillip in new york. for months, for years, for the better part of a decade, the republican party has made the border issue number one. they've demanded change, legislation, any kind of fix. and there is in fact a crisis on the border, whether democrats want to admit it out loud or not. new laws are needed to keep up with the influx of migrants. the problem is republicans latched on to this issue for political reason and there's proof on it. to explain how to border deal died the quickest of deaths, i'm going to use the inverdict pyramid to convey the who, the what, when, where, and why. republicans ended up tanking the very time of legislation that they demanded. first and foremost, the who. of course, donald trump. the where? capitol hill. the why and the when, republicans will tell you that they're rejecting this deal because it doesn't go far enough. even though it's the most conservative bipartisan immigration bill in recent history. but that excuse is just a cover. the main reason that they don't wa

it wasn't just president biden about today, minnesota congressman dean phillips as well as self-helphor marianne williamson but the polls today, no indication this will be a struggle for the president or reelection campaign. he was in south carolina last week, the vice president last night, a lot of indications this will be the start of the reelection bid for the president of the democratic nomination which he's hoping you will sail through until august when they have the democratic convention in chicago american who knows what's going to happen from that time, thank you so much. why is biden running? is the question we all want to know but a "wall street journal" columnist right i have yet to hear mr. axelrod or any other prominent democrat of the obama clinton or biden circle suggests biden is doing america a favor by friday. he writes starting to crystallize in the press is the author off the record hurt the past year if mr. trump is a danger to america, democracy and apple pie shouldn't mr. biden he voters stepping aside and opening the door to a new generation of democrats? >> t

cnn news night with abby phillip. we'll continue with the breaking news ahead it's donald trump's party and republicans are just living in it. >> that's tonight on newsnight >> good evening. i'm abby phillip in washington, the former president speaking tonight in nashville. as conservatives gather at cpac, where the deep state, and let's go, brandon have taken on starring role now that event comes with souvenirs as usual, there are dazzled purses and the shape of a gun. there's a woke tiers display made from quote, melted snowflakes. there's even a january 6 pinball machine some of the games features and modes include stop the ciel, debunked conspiracy that's resulted in arrests, indictments, and defamation payouts. it's a setup that refers to another baseless conspiracy babbitt murder, referring to the death of one of the rioters who tried to breach the capitol fake news, predictable. of course peaceful protests, which of course it was not political prisoners, which they are not just to underscore that point more tha

senator, you heard dean phillip say he's a decent man.hink decent man see country first grade distro biden seat country first? >> i don't think so. i think this is about ego because if he cared about the country first, he would recognize what is obvious to everyone, that he simply can't do the job. i agree with yoon phillips that what i saw yesterday was sad, this is a person who is clearly incapable of carrying on his duties, this is a person that has clearly lost a step, but i must add further not for joe biden, but the people he leads as president of the united states rate i have to respond t this point, you here they sometime said by democrats that joe biden has lost a step, but so has donald trump, i don't know how any honest self respecting person can look it joe biden at the press conference yesterday and compar it to donald trump and say thes are two people in the same plac mentally? it's just obviously fake and no true. trump's got the energy, he's go the memory, he's got the verve to do the job. biden is a guy that's clearly goi

now, alongside him on the ballot, democratic rivals, congressman dean phillips and marianne williamson. steve kornacki is live for us from washington prepared to break down the results for us. any moment now, as soon as we get them. however, to be clear, the nights outcome is all but decided. biden stands as the overwhelming favorite tonight in the state. and what we really want to watch out for you tonight is how many delegates he leaves south carolina with. a total of 55 will be awarded proportionally based on tonight's outcome. a candidate needs a total of nearly 2000 delegates to capture the democratic nomination. meanwhile, breaking news overseas tonight. the u.s. and uk launched a new series of strikes targeting the houthis inside yemen. the attacks hit at least 36 targets in at least 13 locations in the country following cities retaliatory strikes by the united states on more than 85 targets a seven iranian-backed military facilities fall rock and syria. a senior biden administration official told nbc news today that the strikes in yemen are in response to actions by the houthis

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cramer had been working for biden rival dean phillips. both say phillips who has denounced the calls was not involved. >>> this morning the supreme court will hear two cases that could have sweeping implications for social media moderation. the cases center on laws passed in texas and florida that make it harder for social media platforms to remove certain posts or accounts. both states argue the platforms were unfairly sensors the views of more conservative users but tech groups bringing the cases say the laws infringe on the company's first amendment right to make decisions about their plat platforms. >>> officials are calling to end a college tradition after things took a dangerous turn over the weekend. students and fans stormed the basketball court. in the crush of it all duke player kyle filipowski injured his knee and had to be carried off. afterwards athletic officials from duke's team called for a ban on court storming. >>> the east is getting a taste of spring and the west is stuck in the snow. michelle grossman is tracking both

cramer had been working for biden rival dean phillips. both say phillips, who has denounced the calls, was not involved. >>> boynton beach,florida said good riddance to a difficult chapter in the city's history. people gathered to burn three ordinances recently removed from the city's laws. the ordinances had segregated the community years ago. one woman remembered being angry because her classes were integrated, but there were places she could not play with her friends after school. >> i remember we weren't even allowed to go to the beach, boynton beach at all. we had to go to a section called briny breezes where all the african americans had to attend to the beach. parks and recreations were the same way. they were segregated. >> city officials officially canceled the ordinances last week, 100 years after they were put into place. >>> all right, some spring-like temperatures soaring in the middle of the country and out west, but the west bracing for heavy snow. michelle grossman is tracking both sides of the weather spectrum this week.

my name is allie phillips and 11 clarksville tennessee. my husband brian works for forklift company and i run is what they care of our home. together we raising my six-year-old daughter. we're not a wealthy family. we work hard to pay our bills on time each month. i spent the first over years of her life as a single mom working three jobs while also finishing up my bachelors degree. brian adderly and i was so excited to learn that i was pregnant in the fall of 2022 and even more thrilled to find out we were having a little girl. my auntie rose. everything was going perfectly until the date of my routine anatomy skin. at 19 weeks when my doctor told us they had some multiple concerning fetal issues, several days later as as a waiter tot with the fetal specialist i had no way of knowing that the next ten minutes to change my life forever. the fetal specialist came and took over the results and that list was extensive. her kidneys, bladder and stomach were not functioning only two of the four chambers and heart were not working. there was no

everybody didn't even entertain the idea of a dean phillips for you. then and our k junior. yeah, i remember that. yeah, we had to build one of the, another parties have gone on. and with donald trump, he's reinventing the republican party. he's saying, i don't need you on a mattel's. i don't need you are and see i'm gonna do some aisle and he did. he created a movement and now he uses like water and you know, he's living and breathing how november he's got when that ticket, what do you think of the fact that there was really only one legitimate opponent for donald trump? and she is in terms of my research so far that i've been able to come up with completely bought and owned by donors and super fax. what's wrong there? so isn't there something wrong with that picture? nobody can come out of nowhere and just say no, i want to. i disagree with this ma'am. and by the way, she didn't disagree with it. what do you make of nikki haley? yeah, well obviously she's been a slow burn. i was there when she announced her run for presidency and she's been, you know, just trickling up in

i have been talking to sarah phillips, british orthopaedic surgeon who recently returned from workingideals. i�*ve been going to gaza for about 11 years and so i know european gaza hospital quite well. but this time was so different. the hospital itself is normally only about 250 bedded hospital. it was increased during covid to a50 and has a prefab field hospital in the grounds, but it�*s now got about 900 patients. but not only the patients, their families, a lot of the doctors also having to live within the hospital itself. so the hospital itself is absolutely packed. the patients and relatives sleeping in corridors under tarpaulins and tents in the grounds. and tell me more about the types of operations that are having to be done, the medication that�*s available, anaesthetics, how relentless is it for the medical staff? it certainly is relentless for the local staff who have been decimated either by being displaced orjust not simply being able to get to the hospital. so they�*re working with very few staff and it�*s supplemented by the international groups that are going in. the

my name is harold phillips. i am president of the national association of broadcasters. you know, it seems to me. the role of radio is underscored by a recent survey which shows that most people in an emergency would turn first to radio to learn the facts. radio has reached this present place of importance in our lives in a comparatively short span of years it burst upon the national scene in 1920 with an impact that is being felt more year by year. radio provided a threat that has drawn the country together. the city dweller and the farmer came know each other better. news and special events broadcasts have given a sense participation in the great events of the time. with the speed of a handful of crystals set on is during the warren g. harding had been elected president over james cox and exciting new era communications began four years later. radio gave american people a glimpse of a present digital convention with a realism may never had before, going prints could never begin to describe a scene like this. now back and winning over the underwood. 1928 smith versus wh

15%, 15% of the vote tonight, you have a democratic incumbent president, 3% voting for congressman phillips. so if you just want to say, i want someone else, you had an opportunity. this is an i'm mad at you. it's a protest vote the bulk of it, the bulk of that is about the israel hamas conflict and the view of arab americans, younger voters and others, liberals that the president is too quick to side with netanyahu not doing enough for the palestinians. the white house would argue, wait so long time since october 7, pay attention, but here's the president has repair work to do here. it's interesting repair work, you look at 15% in a key battleground state that tends to pick our president's. so it'd be one of the two or three to pick our presence. you say, where's the problem? i would argue and we're still waiting by the way, this is the most important part. how high does the number go? how high is the number of votes and the percentage statewide by the end of the night for uncommitted depends on wayne county and we're nowhere in the count 4% of that is quite traditional. what are they doin

cnn news night with abby phillip starts right now. >> fani willis takes the stand and fight to keep her case against donald trump alive. that's tonight on newsnight >> good evening. >> i'm abby phillip in new york and well, that was awkward and indecent and fair attracts the harshest of spotlights today. lots of hard feelings inside of that atlanta courthouse, fulton county district attorney, fani willis, and trump's lawyers, steven sadow, sparred in a cross-examination that was defined by tents, probing questions sharp elbowed answers, and the former president's legal team wants willis and her office booted from the georgia case against trump. the testimony was deeply personal. it touched on sex, money, power and if all of that wasn't enough in a workplace, that could disqualify fani willis from running point on one of the most important prosecutions in the united states. now, trump does face 13 counts connected with the plot to steal the election in georgia. we start our coverage from outside of the courthouse with cnn's nick valencia, nick nothing very anxious to have this conversati

staffers but is vowing to stay in the race against president biden. >> phillips asked supporters toinue his longshot bid. he claimed most americans believe that biden is too old. and former president trump is too corrupt, commenting on the ages of biden and trump phillips pointed out that trump is not that far behind him. his comments are following a scathing special counsel report that described biden this having a poor memory. former republican congressman george santos is suing late night talk show host jimmy kimmel over some prank videos. santos is claiming kimmel deceived him into recording videos on the cameo app that would then use to ridicule him. the lawsuit alleges kimmel misrepresented himself to get santas to make the videos which were used in a segment called well, santos say it. for your money this afternoon. officials at the san francisco zoo are warning about a social media scam. they say someone is advertisnng tickets to the zoo for just under $7. officials say that the zoo is not offering this promotion. so if you do plan to visit, they're asking that you buy ticke