don phillips: yes.nitely a person of interest that we need to go talk to? dennis murphy: did you put your body armor on? don phillips: yes, i did. dennis murphy (voiceover): marty wonderlin did, too. he was preparing for anything, even a shootout. marty wonderlin: we got strapped up. were all ready-- ready for business. dennis murphy (voiceover): marty was in the backup car while deputy phillips and a partner drew line-of-fire detail, approaching brian tate for an interview. marty wonderlin: hes our prime suspect. its very possible in all of our minds that he just shot and killed lisa. dennis murphy (voiceover): as the phillips team walked slowly up to the tate house, marty and the chief deputy provided cover in the driveway. marty wonderlin: i had my-- my rifle out, locked and loaded. had the red dot turned on. if things popped off, we were ready. dennis murphy (voiceover): nerves screaming. everyone was poised for battle. everyone but, it turned out, brian tate. he wasnt armed or belligerent. they cou

that's my point about phillip schofield . my point about phillip schofield.ort of kicking a man way, a sort of kicking a man when he's down? >> no, not at all. i think that the fact is that when he met the lad, the lad was only 15 and he started instigated a relationship when he was considerably older and he was in the hierarchy of itv, many levels above him. >> so you think there was a power imbalance in that relationship? >> there was a power imbalance. >> there was a power imbalance. >> that's the whole point. that's what made it one of the things that made it so wrong. and i think to hear phillip schofield describe this as some kind of, you know , drama in kind of, you know, drama in which he plays the hero was so nauseating. >> and to be given an opportunity like this that could have gone to somebody else very briefly, david, in a normal company, let's say an accountancy firm, would it be inappropriate for a powerful 55 year old executive to date, a 20 year old executive to date, a 20 year old executive to date, a 20 year old intern? >> i think very clea

and phillip of screens. and phillip schofield yep, he's making a tv comeback. he's set to return to your screens after being sacked from itv. what is he going to do? tell you in a minute ? do? tell you in a minute? >> and of course, we always want to hear what you think. send your views. post your comments by visiting gb news. com your say. but first, here's the headunes say. but first, here's the headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> andrew thank you. the top stories the prime minister has told britons in lebanon to leave immediately as around 700 uk troops are deployed to cyprus to oversee an emergency evacuation. it says sir keir starmer is in new york for the un general assembly to discuss the escalation in tensions. assembly to discuss the escalation in tensions . warning escalation in tensions. warning sirens sounded in tel aviv this morning as a missile was intercepted by air defence systems after it was detected crossing from lebanon. that, coming from israel's military. no injuries or casualties have been reported. terror

— phillip schofield? there's been a lot of talk with _ phillip schofield?ield? there's been a l lot of talk with them to impress on the big reality tv shows like celebrity, get me out of here but if you go on that, you have to take into consideration that you are up against other contestants and they have the ability to, perhaps ask about things are going on in your life that you would not want to discuss it ways you choose not to. the beauty for phillip schofield and castaway here is the control he has and it�*s already been filmed, this happened in the summer and he had the choice of what she could say and do and talk about certain aspects of the show if you wanted to and is pretty much a platform 31 hour shows across the week on channel five and it�*s a platform for him to get over what�*s been going on in his life and you do not get that very often on tv with no one putting the alternative viewpoints to you and knowing challenging you i what you are saying and from his point of view, this is a very safe way to make a tentative approach to the world of t

as you will see, this is phillip schofield _ someone?ying to - someone? as you will see, this is phillip schofield trying to take - someone? as you will see, this isj phillip schofield trying to take the first tentative steps back onto tv because it's now 16 months since he has been off our screens since the revelations torpedoed his career. there has been talk of him doing one of the big reality shows like i'm a celebrity, but if you do that, you are kind of at the mercy of fellow camp mates who can attack you for what they see you having done wrong in the past. why this project will appeal to phillip schofield is the control. it's all been filmed already, he decided what he would say, he wasn't being challenged. the caveat i would say is we are really going to find out how much the public like phillip schofield because three one—hour episodes of one person talking is a lot. but if this is a hit, then i can think of many celebrities in need of rehabilitation thinking this could be my way back too.— rehabilitation thinking this could be

and julia phillips was the light of his life. the couple seemed inseparable. then a murder shattered their love affair and exposed the dark underbelly of a zip code considered polite to smile at your friends, and your enemies. here is in tray with, 'death in the driveway". >> reporter: your, south carolina. the town steeped in american history and southern manners. it is time, is deeply embedded as the pride of the people who live here. >> it is and i southern town and very quiet. >> reporter: it is not the sort of place you would expect evil to come knocking.>> my whole life just changed forever. >> reporter: and these are not the sort of the people you would expect to be victims of a vicious crime. >> he is a prominent man in a small town. and a good, christian woman. sweet southern belle. >> reporter: and in the end, what would forever hot this peaceful place, was the who and the why of it all. >> shock. complete shock. >> reporter: it all started around dinnertime, february 4th, 2010. on the outskirts of town at the end of a long, winding driveway. it was

what phillip schofield did is nothing new.re watching this up and down. >> the country will say, i mean, it is a bit new. i mean, he knew the lad when he was very, very young and then but to according phillip and, and according to the lad hasn't come out and said anything contrary. >> so for the facts we have is whether you knew him when he was ten years old, 12 whatever it is, he didn't have a relationship with him until he was 19 years old. there is nothing legally wrong with that. i think it's ill advised for him to do that. and phillip also said that he'd had some kind of, relation with him in his dressing room at this morning. so for me, automatically, he should be fired. i personally would have got rid of phillip schofield and holly when they jumped the queue when the queen was lying in state. that for me was lying in state. that for me was when they should have gone. >> that was. >> that was. >> yeah, that was my red line. you've got a queue. >> that's your red line. >> that's your red line. >> what is the shame is that

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[applause] the legendary phillip lim, everyone!! [cheers and applause] as a prosecutor, i never asked a victim or a witness: 'are you a republican or a democrat?' the only thing i ever asked them: 'are you ok?' and that's the kind of president we need right now — someone who cares about you and is not putting themselves first. i intend to be a president for all americans, and focus on investing right now in you, the american people. and we can chart a new way forward. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. ♪“(new world” by mathew hollingsworth)♪ okay nature boy, what's that bird then? ♪♪ it's a male finch! ♪♪ they give seeds to females in a bonding ritual. wow. (thinking) ♪♪ ♪♪ at oscar mayer, we smoke our bacon for 12 long hours. keep it oscar. experience an ultra close shave with a single edge stainless steel blade? [man sniffs] yup. we're still smoking that bacon. we've never spoken. but you've told us many things. that you love stargazing, hate parallel parking, and occasionally, your right foot gets a little heavy. the

we lost touch. >> joe phillips, they lost touch . >> joe phillips, they lost touch.he tory party doomed? is it? >> it is. if it carries on chasing reform . and that is the chasing reform. and that is the big problem that ever since ukip and the in my view, ill decided referendum chosen by david cameron to, you know, be the memorial of his government, they have been moving further and further, and we've seen it with the shrieking and the shrillness of suella braverman and kemi badenoch and various other people along the way. we've seen it in the chaos and the appalling behaviour of boris johnson, who not only brought the party into disrepute, he brought parliament and democracy into disrepute and we saw it writ large, but not for very long. mercifully in liz truss, whoever takes over as leadership andifs whoever takes over as leadership and it's really important that there's a strong opposition in this country. i mean, i was quite surprised to see rishi sunak, who is the leader of his majesty's opposition, because he's been very, very quiet for weeks. >> 13 tweets sin

like phillip schofield's wine there you go back to back to phillip schofield again. yeah.> well, thank you . here on >> well, thank you. here on election night, i'm sorry to say, but the thing is, i'd be interested to know if the scottish police did this. if sturgeon was still in power. >> interesting . well, yeah. >> interesting. well, yeah. >> interesting. well, yeah. >> good stuff. yeah. you might not like me, but i'm right. >> so the prime minister has bold new plans to crack down on benefit fraud. but would such measures lead to spying measures akin to that of 007 silkie carlo of big brother? watch will join me next. welcome back. so, sir keir starmer took a short break from mistaking war victims for engush mistaking war victims for english breakfast staples. the labour party conference earlier this week to announce brave and bold new plans to clamp down on welfare fraud at an admirable ambition. surely, but what does it mean in practice ? civil it mean in practice? civil liberty campaign groups big brother watch claimed that such measures would lead to invasive power

pro people might confuse me for abby phillip, are you not abby phillips pro? >> no, i'm not i was told this was going to be without the stories. >> i love her. >> it's abby phillip. i was notice. >> okay and michael ian blacks table along with the roy wood junior and amber ruffin welcome hi. philip michael know i'm not the first person to make that moscow. okay. now, i've been told it's a sign of respect okay. roy, you're the captain of this new show. the cnn original series. have i got news for you? it's going to serve up an edgy and comedic take on the news of the week starts tomorrow, 9:00 p.m. eastern time welcome to the table. so but you guys are mortal enemies because your team captains on opposite on the screen were mortal enemies off screen were mortal enemies right right. >> i mean, but don't, don't touch her i love her i mean, she's know abby phillips, but let's i am very curious because michael, you have written a children's book about a one donald trial. >> i have. >> how would you explain this past week's debate to my three-year-old or a four-year

phillip schofield price cap.phillip schofield says the utter betrayal by his television colleagues has made him never want to be a daytime presenter ever again. the 62 year old is set to appear on channel five's castaway, marking his first tv appearance since leaving itv in may of 2023. following an admission of an unwise but not illegal affair with a younger male colleague . with a younger male colleague. and spacex has launched its mission to bring back two astronauts who have been stranded on the international space station. >> three, two one ignition and full power and lift—off of the dragon capsule, which has two empty seats for butch wilmore and suni williams , lifted off and suni williams, lifted off from cape canaveral last night. >> the pair were only meant to be in space for around eight days, but after a fault was found in one of the return vehicles, the new boeing starliner, it was returned to earth empty just as a precaution, leaving them stranded in space for almost four months. the new team is hopi

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phillip shots in spain has more on y at window. gonzalez left venezuela now well after the elections in july and even more so in the past weeks that has been increasing pressure on opposition figures and then it's way law. this is especially true for the window gonzales so many governments around the world see as the rightful went up of the elections and, and venezuela. so that has been increasing pressure on him personally in the arrest warrants was issued, accusing him of serious crimes, including fraud and conspirators, a conspiracy. and that's them or do receive a serious about going off the opposition figures. it has demonstrated on many occasions, many people have been arrested already, and the security forces have surrounded the argentine and embassy and cut our costs . well, some a position take us, so the refuge. so what's happened behind closed stores? of course, it's difficult to reconstruct, but what is for sure is that everybody understood, that's a gonzalez. the security is under serious threats. me give us this pries

but it's a personal one for justin phillips. i lost my middle child aaron, to a heroin overdose in 2013, that heartbreaking loss led phillips to start overdose lifeline. an organization dedicated to fighting addiction. part of her work is advocating for federal funding for drug prevention. this investment this this administration has made in harm reduction is crucial for us changing the tide. the white house is giving 94 million dollars in new grants to local organizations across the country that work to prevent young people from using drugs. grassroots organizations are key to solving the crisis and the challenge because we're the ones understanding what's happening really at the community level, white house drug control policy director dr rolle gupta says the grants be used for efforts like raising awareness about counterfeit pills and drugs laced with fentanyl and boosting availability of naloxone, a medicine that quickly reverses overdoses. this is evidence-based approach. time tested and evidence prove it. although drug use

pro people might confuse me for abby phillip, are you not abby phillips? no, i'm not i was told this was going to be without the shores. >> i love her. >> it's abby phillip. i was no. yes. >> okay. >> provide got news for you the for you at row that coast last spoke laura coates live next on cnn closed captioning brought to you by meso book if you or a loved one have mesothelial not will send you a free book to answer questions you may have call now and we'll come to you eight for day 3130700. >> it's that time again for the news night caps, you each have 30 seconds. jeff, you're i'm on a mission to convince levelheaded republicans to vote for kamala harris. >> so we can get our republican party back. one of the biggest push-backs his tax policies, i think these 2017 trump tax cuts are big deal to small business owners across america but not only democrats are not only republicans, but democrats to, i'm encouraging the harris administration to consider implementing some of those policies that were in that 2017 tax tax package to integrate in her policies g

oh my god , that jess phillips. quite clearly got specialised specialist treatment, not specialist treatment. privileged treatment because of who she was, which that's possible , but also that's possible, but also because of the way she voted on the gaza ceasefire, because it was a palestinian doctor with a palestinian doctor being quoted as saying, i like you because of the way you voted. so for me, let's say let's just let's just say for argument's sake, a lot of that's true. i think it's really insightful. a she feels comfortable within that environment to talk openly and say those things . and b because say those things. and b because it does sound a bit like a humblebrag. i'm an mp, i can have this. i voted this way, i can have that. and then she's supposed to go back out and talk to the wider public because labour are now our government, and for us to buy into her ideas. >> well, you know, we don't know. let's just be fair to jess phillips. you know, she might be being misrepresented here. maybe it's just one

when you see your name, phillip james baker versus the united states of america. it's overwhelming, then you've faced the assistant us attorney as he's looking you in the eye. and when you go to that circumstance, there are no words that really can describe the depths of the loneliness and feel double. the bi ultimately completed 18 deal with the united states government was sentenced to 20 years for waterfront. the biggest criminal is he uh, the type of financial master mind that cause the financial crisis. absolutely not. this is a guy who is, was not very sophisticated about his crime was not very uh, malicious about his crime. and he admitted that he committed a crime. this is a classic example of where the justice department takes a shortcut. they want to generate publicity for themselves as going after financial groups, and everyone wants me to do that. and your time and time again, the people that they're going after are these little minutes. they're not going after the big fish are not going after. the bankers for the most part, is certainly not going afte

it is something he government wants to make a priority and jess phillips has been campaigning hard onr's speech but it is a difficult, complex, nuanced, difficult, complex, nuanced, difficult problem so now i think they had set themselves the challenge of trying to address it. the other thing she got a huge ovation for was when she addressed the riots, the unrest that happened following the awful attacks in southport when she got a huge amount of applause and clearly took the firm line we heard from her before but this is not a protest, it is a total disgrace, she said. she said people have very strong views but they do not necessarily pick up a break and throw it at the police about what a huge, rousing reception here. i think the speech went down very well, it was not entirely packed out but with anything that happens in this conference this is part of government talking to members, delegates and activists but it is talking to the country and it is not only how these things are received more she mentioned, used the word hope a few times, and i think sort of, with regard to rachel re

this honor is also special to me because of phillip reed. phillip reed was an african-american. he supervised the casting of the bronze statue of freedom. he was the only slave who worked on the casting and as a slave, he was paid $1.25 a day. the other laborers were paid 1 dollar a day. however, he was only able to keep his sunday pay. monday through saturday's pay went to his master. phillip reed was freed in 1862 and it's not known whether he witnessed the last segment of the statue being placed atop the capitol in 1863. but i would like to thank that the 33 consecutive weeks that he labored, that he had hoped that one day he would be free, and that america would live up to its ideals of equality and freedom for all. i will tell you all a story. my career as a congressional staffer he can in january 1989. a month later i was at the library of congress at a black history event and there was congresswoman mandy bonds. i introduce myself because she was the congresswoman representing new orleans, and we began the conversation. and someone photographed us speaking and made a gift

phillip, are you not abby phillips pro know i'm not i was told this was going to be with abby phillips i love her abby phillip, i was notice provide got news for you saturday at nine on cnn and streaming next day on max i wish my tv provider, let me choose what i paid paused my subscription when i walked and to have hundreds of free channels sling, let's if you that choosing customize your can alina will watch for free sling. let you do that. >> what does an opportunity economy look like? tax cuts for working families, billionaires and big corporations pay their fair share it increases stability and security gives people a true opportunity to get ahead. it's a very different vision than donald trump's, his plans will raise costs and taxes the vast majority of americans we need to be thinking about the future and how we make it better for families like yours. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message night on a mattress for mattress firm? >> so i sleep it's the best sale of the year. >> get a seeley queen beds i'd for a twin price, get matched at mattress firm, sleep at night, thursd

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could i start with you, phillip?'ve written a lot of speeches for various prime ministers various leaders in the past. today we're all focusing on that one slip of the tongue. the city sausage moment from sir keir starmer. putting that to one side, in terms of the meat on the bones, how good a speech do you think it was ? you think it was? >> between 5 and 6 out of ten. i would say, i think it was primarily intended to reassure the membership and, the new mps in the room, that they have a mission and a purpose and that's that's what it's directed audience. it was also, i think, to try to dampen down the internal criticisms. ally the party around it. so i think in a way, the target was wrong of the speech. he should really i think, have been trying to speak more to the country and i think that, if you want to speak to the country, you've got to speak to the intuition that all people have and the intuition that all people have is i think that there are systemic problems in this country. the conservative government was

phillip schofield's big comeback on monday night.ere where you can kind of see yourself through the ident. >> it's like a little teaser, isn't it? yeah. well, welcome back. and don't forget to send us your views on all of the topics that we've been discussing. and i think you've seen some of the emails and they've they're quite loving the jingles and they're saying their favourites are the mcdonald's, i think. yeah. >> lots of you. i'm not sure . >> lots of you. i'm not sure. mcdonald's. lots from sort of back in the day. well, before our time at least. and unfortunately, my laptop died so i can't get hold of them. but you are absolutely loving it on gbnews.com forward slash your say our bisto was one not not quite a jingle, but remember are bisto do you remember that? i feel like a no. >> i feel like a jingle has to be more of a musical thing, whereas that's more like a slogan. does that make sense? yeah. >> got it. the milky bar kid. catchy jingles. someone said just a few earworm jingles to stick with you for the rest of the day.

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. >> as youyo know was a research scientist at phillip morris phis during the early 80s.e in front of you the chernobyl study. doctors noble i stating that nicotine of rats and 83 found that rats will self administer nicotineen on hooked up to an intravenous nicotine solution. in other words able work to get nicotine. as doctor kesler told us the hearing he testified in, self administration of this type is homework to addiction. i would ask unanimous consent to enter into the record exhibit six. quick to put out objection. [background noises] mr. campbell, before you is a press release your press release itit said the doctor study showd exactly the opposite. i have a copy here it says they did noble study showed nicotine's quote in a class of non- addictive chemical compounds such as saccharin or water.r. i don't think any of us is ever going to find mr. campbell studied that just rats or any other animals of self administer second water intravenously as a the way they do nicotine. i asking us consent to enter into the recordse exhibit seven. >> is that objection that wil

shan regardless of about the situation and abby phillip joins us now, i can't wait to watch this full interview. >> abby, what else did you ask justice jackson today? >> yeah, pamela, a lot of ground covered in this interview and also in her book, which is the reason why justice jackson, the newest justice on the court, is really out here talking to the life, but also about her jurisprudence. and when we talked about that issue she has really come out very forcefully lee court, but she asks questions. she writes a number of either concurring opinions are dissenting opinions on her own to make it clear exactly how she feels about the decisions that the court is making. but i did ask her about how the court is perceived by the public, which is really the issue that is kind of overshadowing the supreme court right now. and she addressed it directly at this perception that if politics infects the court, that could potentially erode public confidence, listen you have concerns about that perception that the public might think that differences are aligning. so closely with differences so you

you, but abby phillip pro people might confuse me for abby philip, are you not abby phillips pro? >> no, i'm not i was told this was going to be without these shores. i love her it's abby phillip. i was notice okay. >> have i got news for you? ramir saturday at nine on cnn and streaming next day on max. >> if you're like, i was you're tired of worn-out plastic mats under your office chair they dent in crack and they're uncomfortable to roll on. i found a premium alternative turnitin a glass, chairman, by the trazodone. i liked it so much. i bought the company in george pardo, president of the draws are glass chair mats are made of super strong glass and protected president biden and vice president kamala harris at the pentagon, marking the 23rd the anniversary of the 9-11 attacks at the pentagon. >> that's a wreath laying ceremony this moment, 23 years ago for us when the clear blue skies for forever marked by acts of terror it killed nearly 3,000 innocent americans but were also was a time of course, thousands of loved ones cleft grieving. tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands

phillip baker and his partners were essentially making it up to their life. the, the 2nd thing and in some way the more damaging issue is that as they sought to recruit additional investors, new investors, which were essential because they needed to paper over the last the money that they'd already lost. they were in their prospectuses and the documents that they provided to investors to show investors how well they've been doing. they're lying there too. and they were saying, instead of having lost 50 percent of their assets in the 1st year, they were saying, oh look at us, we've got this long track record of very impressed returns. they were lying not only by the returns, but they were lying about the longevity of the fun. so they were saying they had, i believe, a 14 year track record. it just wasn't true that they had not been trading for 14 years. trading results were falsely reported, and hence that was a fraud. you cannot do that one, penny not reported properly is wrong. as the victims were everyone who invested with investors who lost their money ini

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phillip underarm holster.turning to television 16 months after his departure from itv's this morning. the former tv star will appear on the channel five show castaway. the programme's producers released this promotional video as the 62 year old told his followers on instagram now you know how i spent my summer alone for ten days? no food , no water, no days? no food, no water, no crew. while schofield resigned from itv last may after he admitted an affair with a younger male colleague . well younger male colleague. well that's it, you're right up to date with the latest headlines. now it's back to martin daubney for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts >> welcome back. time is 439. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. here's a question for you. do you think the labour party is taking immigration seriously enough while speaking at the labour party conference >> welcome back. time is 439. i'm martin daubney on gb

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david phillips really good to get your thoughts on your analysis. thank you very much. indeed, david for talking to us. thank you. i think you should cross last, let's come here and i'll just air including australia tackles online this information with new or different cost. social media, john's billions of dollars, plus i'm hired with casa inventory and so that because government is trying to level the playing field in the education and fix them, i'll tell you why, you know, the, that's still nice and warm from the gulf coast up to the midwest, even temporarily and central kind of and that tends to boost the showers so you get some pretty big ones. those orange tops, especially from like a rock arkansas right out to minneapolis, could well develop briefly some pretty heavy conditions. but the shelves that are showing up in the higher ground in, for example, colorado are also in to get snow. mm. so the air is close enough for about every now to get that will cause to move across the central plains through kansas. a get towards chicago not line will

it is now 1250 and phillip schofield remember him . phillip schofield remember him.n . he's return to television. he's starring in a secretly filmed channel five survival show. there he is on a desert island. by there he is on a desert island. by the looks of things, after a 16 month absence following his rather high profile scandal, the former this morning host will be marooned on a remote island off madagascar for ten days in what promises to be a raw and emotional challenge. well, there you go. i'm joined by showbiz journalist suzanne baume. suzanne, thank you very much indeed. just your thoughts on this. clearly trying to resurrect his career after everything that happened with this morning, is there appetite ? this morning, is there appetite? >> well, look, i've been looking at the news and looking at the social media comments. i think there's appetite. i think with phillip, if you know , you either phillip, if you know, you either hate him or you like him, there's obviously a lot of the former, from having read even the daily mail comments and the only thing i

pull really hard, phillip. okay.