cohen believes phillip's strength helped give his parents hope.mom, seven months pregnant at the time. >> it was never an option but recovery. >> he's our superhero, for sure. >> reporter: his dad says he is back at school. >> he is doing great. almost back to himself. >> reporter: the family says the best christmas gift of all is health. >> we're glad everything turned out the way it did. >> the only thing that matters is health and your family and your kids. you know, the love of your life, that you just live for. >> reporter: the family is growing. phillip is a big brother, with an amazing story of survival to share. natalie brand, cbs news, baltimore, maryland. >>> and coming up next, billion-dollar drawing. the winning numbers and the results of last night's mega millions jackpot. now i have skyrizi. ♪ i've got places to go and i'm feeling free. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me.♪ and now i'm back in the picture. feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal p

eubie phillips, as he went by his name taught mostly he was from georgia. he taught mostly at the university michigan before moving to yale at the very end of his in life in 1928. and he wrote several things slavery on the american south and so forth. but in 1928, he probably his most popular piece that really was very influential. and it was called the central theme of southern history, the central theme of southern history. in 1928. and what he in there are a couple of quotations there. he argues that the south shall be and remain a white man's country. the south shall be and remain a white man's country. and then he also wrote in that piece, the white man's must prevail. and -- must be kept innocuous. now, what is really key about this with phillips in 1928, it's in the middle of the jazz age. it's in the middle of jazz as a musical form that taking a storm across this country, including the university of michigan, michigan campus where he was located. they actually had complaints. and the university president at the time actually talked about how this j

back with we now, tim miller and phillip baum. washington post national investigative reporter carol lenning. two washington post reporters all awesome people. thank you for joining me. carol, let me start with you. this puts donald trump in a remarkably awkward position. not just because two of his friends are fighting openly on the internet with a deep divide between them. but trump might have to way in policy specifics. do you have any sense of where he might land? do you have any intuition about how he will side in this fight? >> i think the best answer to that question alex is past his prologue. when we watch trump as president in the first term, most important question he constantly asked his advisers whether it is chief of staff or miller or steve bannon would he ask over and over again. how about my base? how will this go with my base? so important to him. i feel like one thing that is really critical to donald trump is making sure that base is happy. and right now, this little civil war is like a christmas present essenti

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named phillip s. forms. whose lawyer is in this room, by the way. who was accused by the government of masterminding one of the largest medicare frauds in american history. but of course, he's not the only one. there is many, many. i would point out that your senator, rick scott, was someone who was head of hca hospital when it was accused and convicted of being one of the biggest -- there's a rich vein of medicare fraud adjacency in miami. so i -- you know, i began just by kind of diagnosing the varieties of flamboyant medicare fraud behaviors, that take place in the city. which are considerable. i spent this hilarious day. there's something called the medicare task force. which is this group put together by the fbi, doj, and hhs. special. and they had these offices around the country. they don't really. they really have offices in miami. and i spent the day with them. and they told me a number of really hilarious things. these two wonderful investigators who had a sense of, i think a sense of a certain amount of ironic attachment about their job.

and i wouldn't have thought of dean phillips -- by the way, he's retiring, i believe.t's why all these statements are coming out. but it could have been rfk jr., and instead now we have this unity party, and that's why you're seeing all these debates between elon and vivek and, you know, sort of the base of the party and the magas who have been there since 2016. donald trump, this party and rfk jr. and -- there's just a lot of stuff happening on the side, a lot of debate, a lot of energy. and that's because our, this party, the republican party, had room for these people. i don't know, will, is there room for a fetterman? will: well, that's the gate debate, are they -- great debate, are they in the process of beating him out of the party because he's been so independent and iconoclastic to their required ideology? there's definitely a movement that's, hey, you lied to us, you're not the progressive you said you were, so will they push him out or put their arm around him and say we've got nobody else, you're more in touch with the people than aoc. rachel: and interestin

in an email seen by the sunday times, a bbc executive, kate phillips, said that his behaviour on setnacceptable and cannot continue. aasmah mir later sent an email that was copied to kate phillips, saying this must not happen again to another woman. but this week, a bbc news investigation has revealed a string of misconduct allegations against gregg wallace, some of which relate to events after aasmah mir�*s complaint. separately, the observer says a letter containing several claims of inappropriate behaviour by gregg wallace was sent to the bbc in 2022 but did not result in further investigation at the time. on thursday, masterchef�*s production company banijay uk said mr wallace would step away from presenting the show while allegations of historical misconduct were investigated. last night, a cryptic post, as gregg wallace wrote on instagram: "we are all different." his lawyers say it's entirely false that he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature, while the bbc says it has robust processes in place to deal with issues if they are raised. noor nanji, bbc news. well, i

here's abc's kyra phillips. >> for each count. count 112 years in the department of corrections. years in the department of corrections and count 1012 years in the department of corrections. >> raymond zwiefelhofer was a leader in the secretive and isolated two by two church until earlier this fall. he was convicted of possessing child sexual abuse material. >> there were 87 files that were determined to be child sexual abuse material, or sometimes known as child pornography. the ten charged files were all depicting children under the age of 15. >> zwiefelhofer was convicted of ten counts and sentenced to 120 years in prison. >> it's illegal simply to possess and for the defendant to know about it. in arizona, if you're convicted on one count, it's a minimum of ten years in prison. >> zwiefelhofer maintains his innocence and not guilty. >> again, i'd like to make that clear. i would love to know how the jury found that i knowingly did this. >> zwiefelhofer, who is 61, had been a tech ceo. ex-members tell us he was also a two by two church elder on and off for decades. the church

phillips, for five minutes. mr. phillips: thank you, mr. speaker. today i bid farewell to my amazing staff, some of whom are in the gallery, my wonderful colleagues on both sides of the aisle, constituents and the myriad of unsung heroes to whom our entire nation owes a debt of gratitude. i thank you all from the top of my heart. and to my amazing family, all around the country, that has stood by me in times of both great joy and pain, my mother, didi, my late father, eddie, my brothers, tyler, jay and bobby, my sisters, hutton and lilly, and my treasured daughters, daniela and pia, who compelled me to run for congress in 2018, i love you all with all of my heart. i depart this august institution with a combination of deep gratitude, a little bit of attitude, and a healthy dose of american optimism. and to those who are pleased to see this affable but outspoken gadfly ride off into the sunset, i'm sorry to say that my mission to restore common sense and a home for the exhausted majority of center-left and center-right americans is just beginning. it

in that letter, kate phillips said she agreed that many aspects of wallace's behaviour were both unacceptablel. we understand a formal process took place and greg wallace was spoken to for 90 minutes. now, production companies and broadcasters across the industry are facing questions about their handling of the allegations and the fact he has remained on air. nourlangie bbc news. the tv presenter kirstie allsop says she was left embarrassed and almost tearful by a comment she alleges greg wallace made to her several years ago. she was speaking on bbc radio 4's the world this weekend this thing about middle—aged, middle—class women. that is unacceptable. he is essentially saying — unacceptable. he is essentially saying that this is a class issue~ _ saying that this is a class issue in_ saying that this is a class issue. in that middle—class if you — issue. in that middle—class if you don't_ issue. in that middle—class if you don't understand the type of things— you don't understand the type of things he says. because he is working _ of things he says. because he is working class. i am sorry, b

so it will be as but dissipation of $4.00 and $4.00 in phillips. and this is something which here in retail rate, but of course she said it was april 2022. i know some time has passed and the, the really just on the ground. what have to be taken into account, except they're really just on the ground are not only the line of contact, but also the changes in the russian constitution of the river here. and there was skilled in the, near the school a balanced republic sense. you have some ends up arrows, you regions. yes. and they are now part of the russian federation, according to the constitution. and this is area to, to and of course we cannot, we cannot so the, the rates a deal. we should keep of, of the legislation which i will with the pressure between the russian language, russian media, the russian culture, the ukrainian orthodox church. because it is a violation of the obligations of ukraine on the, on shelter and somebody must be done about the fact that the west since the so so for the legislation of the legislative offensive stuff that the

in an e—mail seen by the sunday times a bbc executive kate phillips said his behaviour was not acceptable another letter in 2018 revealed by bbc news about a complaint on another show. in that letter, kate phillips said she agreed many aspects of the behaviour of gregg wallace were unacceptable and not professional. we understand a formal process took place and gregg wallace was spoken to. now the industry is under scrutiny about how this is being handled. noor nanji, bbc news. syria's ally russia is reported to have carried out further air strikes on parts of syria in an attempt to halt the advance of rebels who have taken control of the country's second city aleppo. the syrian army says it's preparing a counter—offensive against the islamist forces who have taken the city in a surprise offensive. barbara plett usher has the latest. fighting back against the rebels, russian air strike in the stronghold south—west of aleppo. the escalation in the civil war has killed hundreds of fighters on both sides but again civilians are victims. thousands of people have been displaced, fleeing aleppo

in that letter, kate phillips said she agreed that many aspects of wallace's behaviour were both unacceptablel. we understand a formal process took place and greg wallace was spoken to for 90 minutes. now, production companies and broadcasters across the industry are facing questions about their handling of the allegations and the fact he has remained on air. noor nanji, bbc news. the defence ministry in damascus says russian and syrian warplanes have conducted more air strikes on rebel forces in the northern idlib and hama provinces. a monitoring group said russian strikes in the city of idlib killed eight civilians and targeted a camp for displaced people. civilian casualties have also been reported in air strikes on aleppo, a city which has fallen to the rebels. president bashar al—assad has vowed to use force to eliminate what he called terrorism and the army says it's recaptured several of the towns that had been overrun. barbara plett usher has the latest. fighting back against the rebels, a surprising strike. the escalation in syria's civil war has a prize fighters on both sides. thous

professorjacob phillips there. let's get some of the day s other news now.rds of more than a—hundred thousand dollars for the arrest of six pro—democracy activists living abroad. it brings to 19 the number of bounties placed on people who've fled china's crackdown on rights and freedoms. south korea has become what the un describes as a �*super—aged society', with 20% of the population now over 65. newly released figures show there are just over ten million elderly south koreans out of a total of 50 million. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. hello, welcome back. a nasa spacecraft is set to make history today. it will get closer to the sun than any other human—made object. the parker solar probe must survive the radiation and extreme temperatures it will encounter, to solve some of the mysteries about our nearest star. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has the story. 0ur sun in all its fiery splendour. we've been studying it for centuries, but there's still so much we don't know about it. now the closest—ever encounter is set to finally s

i don't deny that at all. >> former mi-6 boss john sawers talking to trevor phillips early on.att. >> we have to focus on syria. it is the biggest story in town. a huge change as john sawers was alluding to there. he seems quite optimistic. i want to pick up on one thing he said to you, he said there is a new reality in syria. it is also new reality on the global stage, which inevitably means the prime minister, our government, are involved in this in some way, in terms of discussions with our global partners. >> well, of course. a concrete reality is that prime ministers off to the middle east this week, he's going to the uae tonight, i think, and he will no doubt be plunged straight into conversations with our partners and others out there about what this means. because though i think first reaction, of course, has been, if you like, ebullience on the streets and so on, there is already creeping in a note of concern. are we going from frying pan into fire? nobody quite knows exactly what hts, what his people are going to be like with the awful warning i think john sawers ment

you know, phillip, we talk a lot about what donald trump has planned for a second term. there's a lot of -- there are some big statements and proclamations, but a lot of question marks. one thing that seems quite certain is that a for sale sign is hanging out the white house. just in terms of the -- the businesspeople that he has brought in who could make very, very lucrative decisions for themselves helming government agencies. can you talk a little about the way in which this is happening in broad daylight? >> i think something that's become -- coming into focus, and it's obvious over the course of the campaign, is that something shifted. and maybe it was the fact that he tried to overturn the results of the 2020 election and got away with it. maybe it was the fact that he, you know, took in millions of dollars, his private company, democrats in the house put a report detailing the millions of dollars from the trump organization took from foreign governments when he was president. he is unabashed in a way that he wasn't eightiers ago. back -- wasn't eight years ago. ba

and when you have it says an arabic this, it reminds you of particular music at the new phillips where it's coming from. i'm from albania, and i studied them in, i did stage and i've never heard this since 18 before i moved in. so i was quite young of a sofa and 6. and then the 1st, the rehearsal we had with an orchestra. i was amazed how much this took me home fiction for me, especially the small notes that are such because gestures i think absolute are whole eastern european music and opinions on southern europe as well. course you can here is more in parts of the site. i think i can see that the i've been in composer. we're very to ask for the 1st time there's a lot in someone between the eastern europe and then the left in the american river because we come from them. the you know, everything is beautiful, is like a sunset is like people sign really likes thing happened as 7 the there's also don't forget that is difficult to get here. yes. the difference of the 2 worlds are always there. and you know, the pot on the, on the, on the yeah, the, it's like you're seeing in a 11 place,

well, who better to talk to than joe phillips?nt farmer. >> yes, he was indeed. my dad was a sheep farmer down on the romney marsh. and when he retired, eventually the land was sold and it was bought up by what is now the gusbourne vineyard, which is one of the best award . winning has best award. winning has absolutely changed because there was a time. nigel, i'm sure you're not familiar with wine particularly, but do you remember the days when you'd go and get an english wine, or somebody would give it to you as a christmas present and you'd think, oh, god. and it was up there next to the chutneys and there next to the chutneys and the marmalades, and it was revolting. and you couldn't even cook it. and it's absolutely transformed. and of course, round here is amazing. i can't remember how many vineyards there are in kent, but you know, they are all good. chapel down gusbourne. there's ones at tenterden. >> yeah. and you've got vineyards and you've got distilleries making all sorts of types of gin. you've got lots of little micr

in that letter, kate phillips said she agreed that many aspects of wallace's behaviour were both unacceptablerstand a formal process took place and gregg wallace was spoken to for 90 minutes. now, production companies and broadcasters across the industry are facing questions about their handling of the allegations and the fact he has remained on air. noor nanji, bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start in the premier league where that big clash between liverpool and manchester city is under way at anfield, we'll bring you all the latest from that in a moment, but we start with chelsea, who are level on points with second placed arsenal, after a 3—0 victory over aston villa at stamford bridge. goals from nicolas jackson, enzo fernandes and cole palmer gave chelsea victory, but aston villa fall to 12th in the table, without a win since october. the boss is not getting carried away. the boss is not getting carried awa . ~ ., ., the boss is not getting carried awa. ., ., ., , ., away. we are not ready for the title race- _ away. we are not ready for the title race. there _ away. we are

well, i guess to abraham lobby to rajah lou phillips and to flute help me and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website address, eric dot com. and for further discussion, go to a facebook page, thoughts, facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on x, on instagram, we are a j inside story for me, furniture. and the whole thing here by the assigned to you for journalists, it was a hey, from the, from the war and shelter for civilian refugees. web ex got turned into the garden during cam boat as bloody civil stuff. joining us up to here and suddenly we're turning the facts on the canal a ruler shed. take anything of value out of the hotel, cambodia, no more hotels. oh no. just the there's no limit to have a dream container stuff in your own adventure, you know, counter everything's the you're watching the news, our life from a headquarters and so high and tell you, navigators are coming up in the next 60 minutes. are message the syrian people is this, want them to succeed? and we're prepared to do

in washington, dc is roger lou phillips legal director of the syria justice and accountability center, which documents violations of human rights and international law in syria. and also in london, exclude helped me a syringe in less than human rights activist. she's a man, but the family's full freedom of movement of women whose relatives were detained and disappeared during the asset regime. welcome table abraham, i'm about to stop with you. people in syria want justice, understandably, and they want to quickly, how can you move quickly enough to stop that from becoming potentially violent retribution as well. the 1st thing is to be able to capitalize on the enormous evidence that has already been documented. i mean, as you said, in your introduction, the kind of good part of what's been happening for the last 14 years is that certain civil side to international organizations, states or who have been key enough to hold the regina to accounts have been documenting extensively what's been going on, so when not starting from scratch that's, that's the 1st thing. the 2nd thing is to be

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likely it's not hope us any guns of 8 that also on the open, most of the low side of teams sent to go phillips before the sex symbol results had improved since he was appointed including 2 windows against france and the desk in much sense, are beginning to follow the team again over 16010 up for public training session. this new energy has been sponsored by the please both on file as well as open to assist us with them because really what's, what the indian ends and if one and i don't understand. and so, so 1st in, right, as well as a lot, there can be a power levels, but the last major mains football tournament in germany, the 2006 will come previously struggling, gemini, finished. the most important legacy was how the whole country turned into one big policy. people want to feel that sense of national tried again. jennings, who knows what mobility of info to is a different to me that i installed, you know? so i just always comes options to sort of in the middle. okay. listen, i a bunch of things, discovery as we speak. so it's the doctor does our lives as i'm speaking with says i'm head noun

cnn news night with abby phillip is up next.

news night with abby phillip is up next. see you back here on thursday. >> tonight is past prolog. carter's death prompts a

the minute you get to jackie, phillip morris was not pleased with the results of the study. the company continues to claim based on its own studies. the cost does not produce smoke and image significantly fewer harmful chemicals than a lit cigarette. the cigarette maker decline and interview in a written statement. it responded to the claim that i call submit smoke as follows, [000:00:00;00] the but we manage to obtain a confidential document from philip morris that contradicts this claim. if the company's application for eichorst's market authorization submitted to the switched federal office of public health in 2013 and the document the cigarette and make or use the word smoke several times to refer to the emissions from the tobacco stick. the . the application also includes an analysis of the smoke generated by the stick showing it contains torque. this means philip morris presented faxed to the federal agency in 2013, but it now denies in public why has the word smoke become tab move for philip morris? because it doesn't fit it's messaging the company has announced what

negotiators showing progress for family hopes to see her finally released and back home dw young phillip shots report from jerusalem garcia, who has been waiting for 14 months to hold his daughter in his arms. again. arbel has already spent one birthday held hostage and gaza. now political insiders say the chances of a deal are better than they have been for a long time. those waiting been one day every day. that's past one walters we. we re died one more hostages and we'd be tortured. so what you are waiting for? what you are waiting for. on october 7th, 2023 terrace rate in our bows. hometown of near orange and devastated the giblets. they've been kidnapped arbel along with her partner and around 80 other residents before her kidnapping, or will always try to be there for everyone. her father says he hopes that this also helps her in captivity. the total risk may be they can see the best analogy of her personality or that she's a she have a few. how do you know she loved everybody? she except everybody. so i hope that they don't a talk to her. i hope in recent weeks, the hostage negoti

october 8 i sentd a letter to his attorney, phillip lo to request he submitwriresponses to series ofg. the letter pointed out, as a board member and treasurer mr. yashould have had access to the three accountish firms and detailed bank statements. it was already public information that three separate acoupting firms flagged issues with lack regard of lack of financial controls at sf safe. the letter requested ■u■answers seven questions about the board internal review processes, what actions it took and what was the board's participation where public funds were misused. also on october 8, i filed a motion issue subpoenas for sf safe former cfo, tom ya and former board president daniel lawson to compel public testimony power of injury pursuant to the charter. should thfailto attend and answer the questions, posted them. respond to. in numerous e-mails back and forth between their attorney phillip lowe as gordon reese firm our counsel brad low raised a wide range of excuses. still has not provided a legal objection to testifying such as pleading the 5th amendment and has declined to mak

think a sides can hold on and is what is rush of going to do militarily, militarily the rest of phillips, the syrian, i mean, we use the air force which is base. it's made me him and we failed this year and i need to go into the depths of stairs for what use the forecast. i cannot use them, nothing. the business of guessing we agreed today was around 3rd tier to issue a strong calls. we try to describe and we would be doing some specific steps to make sure that this call is key. that you say that russia as being helping the certain military. it clearly has all, you know, frustrated then that it seems in many cases the syrian ministry just ran away. it's a bit like when the telephone took over. i've got a son in 2021. is it not? well the near you can. so if you have been leaving of goodness, done even most safely, schafer, but i think a, you know, if, if you want me to try to give my a food these have. so, and so this is their see if those site then this is, this is your rights you are interviewing me and the, i think i gave you my advice. it seems in it seems however, that you are doing

phillip fall, she left sky director of the foreign policy research and secure center for the study of intelligence and non traditional wall for our thank you so much for expanding that to us. you're very welcome. are now here in germany, syrians make up the largest group of ford and doctors in the country around 6000, now live and well to often clean the civil war in the homeland. now, after the fall of the outside of the machine, the german government wants certain doctors to stay saying the work has become in dispensable for the health care system. this is a far cry from his words, treating more injuries in the syrian civil war. but in 2015, a lot of the left of the mask is hospital where he'd worked to come to germany. now a doctor on an emergency war, just east of berlin. the 38 year old treats very different injuries. still the german hospital now feels like home. it feels like a big family. that's what i need it actually. and we have like we, we, we experience a lot of things together like emergencies. some they are about and worse than others. some of this are great, so that's

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i'm abby phillip in washington. let's get right to what america is talking about. sunshine on matt gaetz's misdeeds. what the former congressman wanted to say. buried is now public. a house ethics committee report that details plain gross behavior, the kind of house of cards like criminality that people believe happens in washington. a lot of gifts, drugs, prostitutes, and perhaps statutory rape. the committee says that they have, quote, substantial evidence of all of the above. elliot williams joins us on our panel now. he's a cnn legal analyst and was deputy assistant attorney general for legislative affairs under the obama administration. i think the big blockbuster headline of this report is what it says about about matt gaetz and victim a. so let me read this. the committee received testimony that victim a and representative gaetz had sex twice during the party, including at least once in the presence of other party attendees. victim a recalled receiving $400 in cash from representative gaetz that evening, which she understood to be payment for sex at the time

i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. what donald trump said then and what he says now. tonight, the president elect says that he can't control what you pay at the supermarket. here is the exchange from a new interview with time magazine. trump was asked this question if prices of groceries don't come down, will your presidency be a failure? and here's how he responded. quote, i don't think so. look, they got them up. i'd like to bring them down. it's hard to bring things down once they're up. you know, it's very hard, but i think that they will now that is not nearly what he said on the campaign trail about the same issue we're going to get the energy down. >> we're going to get the food prices down, but prices will come down. you just watch, they'll come down and they'll come down fast. not only with insurance, with everything. so vote trump and your incomes will soar. your net worth will skyrocket, your energy costs and grocery prices will come tumbling down. we will end inflation and make america affordable again. it'