through hell. >> phyllis' sister peggy hood says phyllis' road through hell began three months earlierhen she went to see dr. weinberger. >> she had trouble catching her breath. she seemed to have sort of cold-like systems or bronchitis. she just seemed rundown. >> you thought it might be allergies or a cold. >> yeah. >> it could have been a number of things. her voice was raspy. she had a sore throat. but perhaps the most troubling symptom for phyllis, a lifelong smoker, was that she had recently begun coughing up blood. >> i believe when she went to dr. weinberger she told him she was a smoker. i don't think she tried to hide that from anybody. >> how did she find out about mark weinberger? >> i believe one of her co-workers may have seen billboards. >> the nose dr. >> uh-huh. >> in hindsight, going to the self-proclaimed nose doctor may have been a mistake. but since phyllis had a long history of sinus problems, seeking out a sinus specialist for her breathing problem seemed logical. >> the first time i heard about him was when she called me. she was going to have sinus surgery and

weinberger's treatment of phyllis barnes. james ho was the attorney hired by weinberger's malpractice insurer to defend him. ho did not respond to a request for an interview. however, in court he told the jury phyllis barnes needed sinus surgery. >> after the surgery, she never again complained about the sinuses. "vanity fair" writer buzz bissinger says that defense fits in perfectly with what he's learned about mark weinberger. i believe he thinks all of the surgery he did was necessary. >> weinberger's lawyer had witnesses that said phyllis barnes' cancer was probably not even detectible when she first visited dr. weinberger. in fact, other professionals such as the emergency room doctors who had seen phyllis barnes at the same time had failed to detect her throat cancer. >> i would ask people just to look at it for more than just one side. >> interestingly, suzette dennington, perhaps mark weinberger's most passionate defender, was not called to testify. >> he advertised just as a sinus specialist. patients called him know

. >> phyllis: chelsea confronted me about a strange anonymous text.old her i didn't send it and that it had to come from someone else. >> chelsea: [ gasps ] >> victor: i think you misplaced that. >> phyllis: adam's stone is crooked. was that open recently? >> nick: yeah, it looks that way. >> phyllis: want to sneak a peek? >> nick: [ sighs ] i don't know. it feels like we're desecrating a tomb. >> phyllis: it's not like adam's remains are in here. this is just a symbolic monument. >> nick: yeah, i guess it wouldn't be a problem, then. >> phyllis: okay, good.

>> phyllis: actually, you do. j.t.ellstrom. >> tessa: we have to find a way to move forward, figure out a way to do this together. >> mariah: you got a divorce from a billionaire, and all you asked for was a tv show. now you're selling it back to him? >> hilary: i sign those contracts, we become part of a media powerhouse. >> devon: when there's something you want, there's not a damn thing in the world that can stop you. >> devon: i need to reschedule my phone interview with that german webzine on monday. >> tessa: for which day? >> devon: let's, uh, push it back, the week of the 12th. any morning is fine.

>> phyllis: are christian and connor with you?re you checking on our grandsons, or what? >> nikki: no, they're not even here. chelsea came by and picked them up earlier. >> chelsea: my dearest nick, by the time you read this, i will be long gone. i love you, nick, and i always will. chelsea.

before hunter, phyllis and her husband have five grown kids.ter alex is among the four they adopted. as hunter came around, phyllis was a little rusty. >> i didn't know life came in numbers, i thought they were small, medium and large. >> reporter: for 30 years, an advocate for foster parents we first met her strategizing with caseworkers abdomen how to improve the system. she said partnerships are key to the abuse and neglect many that the 5,000 foster children endure. >> because of my caseworker stepped up and gave me the tools i need. >> reporter: most foster children return to their biological families but that was not possible for hunter. he eventually became child number six in the steffens family. and they wouldn't have it any other way. >> we can't imagine life without him. >> we need more team like phyllis to help out foster the 5,000, 6,000 kids in philadelphia that need homes. it's just temporary, it may be a day or two or a couple months. >> right, we want to find families to open their hearts and their homes. nbc10 is setting up a

i would never hit you with this unless i were positive. >> phyllis: okay, stop it. doesn't know what she's saying. >> sharon: as much as it's killing me, i have to.

and it's gonna be on you. >> phyllis: you're a damn liar.ing so

. >> phyllis: how long you gonna keep making excuses for your girlfriend?estions to get the answers you need? >> chelsea: if you have questions about why i was at the cemetery or the fenmore's web scam, just ask me because i don't have any secrets. >> nick: [ sighs ] i don't have any questions. >> phyllis: i need to keep digging for real proof. and once i'm done with little miss chelsea, nick will be, too. >> jack: when ashley bailed, i knew i was gonna have to prove to the industry that jabot could survive without her, well, i put a plan in motion. we will come out of this stronger than ever. >> victoria: are you threatening me? you trying to take my job away from me? i'd like to see you try, ashley. >> nikki: you would never choose ashley to run the company over your own daughter. >> victor: oh, yeah? >> victoria: “replacing ashley abbott at her family's cosmetics company, jabot, is helen wallace, an award-winning

. >> phyllis: i am willing to let you off scot-free.stian's father. adam is. >> phyllis: there has to be a dna test that proves sully was christian. >> sharon: there was one, but it said nothing about paternity. we would have to have another test to know who his father is. >> lily: you knew there was no harassment, but you pushed juliet to lie. >> paul: yeah, i wouldn't have called the guy if he wasn't the right one for the task. >> j.t.: i do the job i'm hired for. no exceptions. the thought of losing you just makes me crazy. this -- you -- is all i want. >> victoria: what are you doing? >> j.t.: well, hello to you, too. >> victoria: you know, this is a place of business. j.t., what if somebody else had walked in? >> j.t.: well, i am

. >> phyllis: i'm not gonna stop until i prove she ran that scam. >> nick: i need you to look me in myd tell me that phyllis is wrong. >> chelsea: if you don't know what is truly in my heart, then we probably shouldn't be together. >> victoria: billy and i, we were over a long time ago. you're the only man that i want. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ wake up, darling ♪ look into my eyes

i was able to track down the registered owner. >> phyllis: fabulous. anyone we know?kept you waiting too long. nice to see you again, miss west. >> chelsea: you, as well.

leave a message. >> phyllis: j.t., i don't know

>> phyllis: it's a match. chelsea was telling the truth.istian's adam's son. >> chelsea: let's get married right away. >> nick: we have our date booked for the church in july. so i need a caterer. photographer. minister. [ chuckling ] what? >> chelsea: no, i just --

>> chelsea: phyllis is convinced i'm defrauding fenmore's and my own company. >> phyllis: i made my suspicions crystal-clear so for me to send them to you would be psycho. because now there's someone else out there who really has it out for you. you watch your back. >> chelsea: [ gasps ] oh, my god! you scared the life out of me.

this fellowship is generously funded by phyllis naylor, who is also in the audience tonight.veloped to help writers whose work is of high literary caliber and designed to assist a writer at a crucial moment in their career, to complete a book length work in progress. we would like to recognize the serious charges, lynn miller lockman, linda sue park and francisco storck. this year's winner is the t-shaped men. please stand to be recognized. [applause] and now, the pen robert w. big-name prize for debut fiction is awarded to a writer whose work of fiction represents distinguished literary achievement in 2017 and suggests great comments. this award is generously funded by the bingham family and they are in the audience this evening. [applause] i would like to also thank our judges. meow her, leon, scotch adjusted florez and sergey watkins. the finalists are hannah is funny. [applause] , and need a blackbird annalee friedland. carmen maria wauconda. [applause] and jenny zach. [applause] they gave me a red envelope. and the winner is ginning sign for shower heart. [applause] [che

in "look" magazine, there was actually a photo spread of him skiing with phyllis. it's kind of a fun thing there. as president, he was such a good skier that the secret service was unable to keep up with him. so they had to hire people whenever he would go on his vacations skiing in colorado. so that they could keep up with him and protect him. and here we are with jimmy carter. for jimmy carter we have a number of arrowheads that he collected at his farm in plains, georgia. he loved collecting arrowheads. he had a large collection of them, which are at the jimmy carter presidential library museum. these are on loan to us from there. as a result of his love of picking up artifacts and arrowheads that he found on his farm plowing or untilitilling t soil. included the jimmy carter clause which made it -- it was not illegal toic up and collect arrowheads. we have on loan from the ronald reagan presidential library and museum in california. we have a pair of his riding gloves and work gloves. when he would go out to his ranch out in california just north of los angeles

phyllis: tallest. steve: tallest. teresa: best-looking. steve: ha ha!ng and applause] teresa: good answer! steve: yeah, i wish that was number one. let's just pray that it's on the board. [laughter] just say it one more time. teresa: best-looking. steve: yeah, 'cause it ain't gonna be up there, but... [laughter] no, i'm a lotta things. i ain't the best-damn-looking dude in the world. best-looking.

with us phyllis of pink lips, melissa magee m.c.ing the event.r benefit therapy. the designer challenge unway in langhorne. designers picked up the if you were the they have to months to transform. it will be auctioned off at a gala in april. >> you think i have any shot? >> you can do it. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." guests oprah winfrey, shall may and music from andrea day. >> all right. for "action news," i'm jim gardner. maybe we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >>> from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- and now, so to whom it may concern, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, you're very nice. thank you.thanks for coming. oh, i'm glad you're excited. special night. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know if you got the word but oprah is here tonight [ cheers and applause

phyllis l. bayer of mississippi to be an assistant secretary of the navy. john h. gibson, ii, of texas to be chief management officer. department of energy, lisa gordon-hagerty of virginia to be under secretary for nuclear security. department of defense, kevin fahey of massachusetts to be an assistant secretary. thomas e.ayres of pennsylvania to be general counsel of the department of the air force. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate vote on the nominations en bloc with no intervening actions or debate, that if confirmed, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, that no statements be in order, and any statements principled in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. the question is on the nominations en bloc. all in favor say aye. all opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of the following nominati

ed martin, the president of the phyllis slaffly's organization, eagle forum. he's the eagle's president. he's solidly in support of heart beat. in fact, he was there in that church that day that we put this plan together and he's been a driving force. but the real strongest driving force of all is janet porter, the president of faith to action. janet porter really carried this in the state of ohio. i went to ohio to help conclude that. what we found out in the state of ohio is that not only did the heart beat bill pass in ohio, mr. speaker, but it passed over the resistance of the local affiliate of the national right to life. and they will tell me and david told me they're not in control of their state organizations. you heard congressman gohmert address that also. that the state organizations kind of run their own show. but when it was resisted in ohio, it made no sense and they lobbied to get john kasich to veto the bill. why? under the grounds that it would be found unconstitution albie the supreme court in ohio -- unconstitutional by the supreme court in

. >> phyllis: you need to fix this now. >> lauren: and we need to warn chelsea. [ music playing ] >>ur. >> lily: [ laughs ] when did you do this? >> cane: i, uh, you know, created our own mini version of paris.

with us phyllis of pink lips, melissa magee m.c.ing the event. and choosing the canvass for benefit therapy. the designer challenge unway in langhorne. designers picked up the if you were the they have to months to transform. it will be auctioned off at a gala in april. >> you think i have any shot? >> you can do it. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." guests oprah winfrey, shall may and music from andrea day. >> all right. for "action news," i'm jim gardner. maybe we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> fed up neighbors take out their frustrations on a car, smashing, grinding and hacking away. the reason they took matters into their own hands. >> it's a long awaited homecoming day and everybody is getting a big surprise. the emotional reunion one by one by one. >> oh, this is one of those places where -- people have to figure it out. >> see how many tries it takes to do that. >> and a pedicure for a brave man who's cutting the talons off. we'll reveal how a litt

. >> phyllis: i think chelsea is the one who knocked out sharon, and she's making a run for it with the >> victoria: christian! hey. what are you doing out here? >> chelsea: my dearest nick, by the time you read this, i will be long gone. i'm sorry. i only ask that you believe me when i say that what i felt for you was real. i love you, nick, and i always will. >> sharon: [ grunts, gasps ] ow! oh... >> mariah: mom? mom, are you okay? what's wrong? >> sharon: i... i'm fine. i-i was just having a bad dream.

sorry, everybody out except phyllis. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you so much, everybody! thank you so much! >> trevor: welcome to the "daily show." i'm trevor noah. take a seat! thank you so much, wow! our guests tonight, creators and stars of "2 dope queens" on hbo, jessica williams and phoebe robinson are here! wow, i'm excited! but first, gotta say it, congratulations, philadelphia eagles! well done! ( cheers and applause ) but first, last night was the super bowl! first super bowl victory. you could tell fans were new at this fans pulled down traffic lights, started fires, and tipped over cars. >> they climbed on top to have the ritz carlton awning, which ended up collapsing. >> police were left powerless as this fan hopped on top of a police van, riding it through the massive crowd. >> trevor: damn! ( laughter ) it got so crazy that the police were left powerless? the poor police! what happened? they were, like, we couldn't do anything! they were white! ( laughter

. >> sharon: if we let him keep believing his son -- >> phyllis: as long as chelsea stays in line, ittter if christian has adam's dna. you let nick stay blissfully unaware. >> sharon: you deserve to hear the truth. >> nick: sharon, you there? sharon. talk to me. hello?

>> phyllis: the words have to come out of chelsea's mouth. that's the only way nick is gonna believe she's guilty. he thinks that sharon was robbed. she staged it, after clobbering sharon just to keep her quiet. and now the walls are closing in. she's so desperate. who knows what she's gonna do? >> nikki: oh. what are you doing here? >> chelsea: i've come to get connor and christian.

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[phyllis gasps, drops box] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you so much! thank you, everybody and welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight fox business anchor liz claman is joining us, everybody. it's going to be a fun show. first, if you are a patriots fan who thought they got robbed at the super bowl, well, i've got more bad news. >> police are investigating a a burglary at the foxboro massachusetts home of patriots tight end rob gonkowski. >> rob returned home yesterday. police say items were stolen from the home when he was at the super bowl. they've not yet said what was taken. >> trevor: the police have not said what was taken but it's gronk so i can only imagine they got his jagermeister and axe body spray, and helped themselves to his favorite snacks. so disappointed. what kind of asshole would steal from gronk? he's super chilled and fun. i wouldn't be shocked if he got home and his friends were, like, oh, no, you have been robbed! he's, li

and that herman from the sports is here to talk about that match it's been all about lindsey vonn phyllis and what happened well she had a really great run it was a mistake free run which is not always been the case with this or other olympics but it wasn't enough she finished third italy's sophia good job won the race that was expected to be one of her main rivals and she just simply had a faster race that got faster as she went down the hill second surprisingly it was wrong will be moving go over norway someone who had won a silver in the giant slalom last week but it actually never finished on a podium in a world cup downhill race and it was a big surprise and you know lindsey vonn seemed to take it in stride she said she was going out as a winner getting another medal was the way she wanted to do it no matter what color that medal was so despite being one of the most decorated world cups of all time one gold is what she'll have to live with this is the last olympic race for her congratulations to the italian contender because that's also a great read let's talk a little bit about this

when i'm to phyllis biggest blockbuster success came in two thousand and two a scientist turned villain green goblin and the marvel movies spider-man. you said i'm down to. the wire me to we're in this together it's just show has proved more than once that he's a master of many roles. and what a career he has had and he isn't the only hollywood star that has been down there at the tell us a little bit more about today's big film. well a little earlier we saw joaquin phoenix walk the red carpet he was here for his new movie directed by gus van sant it's called don't worry he won't get far on foot this is quite a story it's a true story actually it's a dramatic comedy it's about the cartoonist john callahan who is originally from portland in the us and he is was actually quadriplegic and this entire movie is about his struggle with alcoholism and his accident that made him paralyzed and his becoming a cartoonist through that it's very heartfelt it's very honest. you know i thought i thought the storytelling here was a little disjointed i have to be honest but i do think that the performan

. >> reporter: treating phyllis petruzzelli for pneumonia in her living room. >> take some nice deepht next to her husband and their dog max. >> it's a little better. >> reporter: petruzzelli is enrolled in an innovative program. instead of staying in the hospital, their homes for treatment following an e.r. visit. >> you have been walking a lot. >> whenever i want. >> reporter: one goal: control costs without sacrificing quality. at first she was sceptical. >>'re old school. you're sick you go to the hospital. you stay there. you don't go home. you don't have the doctor come to the house anymore. >> reporter: there are dailysits and remote monitoring from a skin patch. >> it monitors all my vital signs directly to the doctor. >> for example, this patient's heart rate 76, breathing at 20 and has taken 30 steps this morning. >> reporter: home stays have the same level of safety and quality of care as those in the hospital and at about half the cost. doctors ordered far fewer blood tests and scans. >> by moving people to their home, we're automatically able to customize what they need

kennedy: you remember a fan punched a horse after the phyllis' division -- the phillys'' victory.s is what winning looks like. what did you like about the game other than tom brady losing and his wife being so mad they couldn't even show her miserable face at the end. >> it would be a beautiful miserable face. what struck me was the halftime show was 14 minutes of our life we'll never get back. justin timberlake's costume has come under much scrutiny. we had the panorama, the camouflage. i think this relates to katy perry's guilt about appropriating other cultures. she was told she was not honoring other cultures. so i think timberlake was trying to look like backwoods white people. kennedy: i felt the performance was very under whelming. prince had one of the most of legendary super bowl performances of all time. what did you like about the game or any of the events. >> i want to mention there are two eagles i think should get beside winning the super bowl. chris wong has donated his entire salary partly to charlottesville * for scholarships for cities. and one of the players dur

fishing village of two town is situated at the country's east and most hip it's ten o'clock at night phyllis place is the place to be the knitting and crocheting circle has convened and like every weekend the women a really elaborate this is a sign above the door that says in church your own risk irishman inside irish women would have been a better warning as we'll find out but first we want to learn what canada means to them we need glavine lives to the point. have a sales and start them all over the globe it's quite you know we all have that in the nanny took us we're different from everybody else because we've kept our irish roots it is a beautiful item is that we are very free but we're very comfortable were you know i don't have that balance of money you know you are an athlete live in the field it's quite a hard life is that you know it's not a hard life at our house and i know it is a beautiful life right now man waiting man these hour everyone here is called green folio glavine they're all somehow related it becomes clear quite quickly whether risk lies upon entering. i swear i love

says they're not looking to make peace and threatens to withhold aid unless they agree to talks well phyllis bennis is the author of understanding the palestinian israeli conflict she doubts trump's comments represent a policy shift by the united states. peace requires at least a modicum of justice that was not on the agenda here a deal implies ending resistance essentially to israeli power that is not on the palestinians agenda that's been the position recently of the palestinian leadership bringing it closer to matching the position of a wide majority of palestinian. civil society so i think what we're seeing here is certainly not the end of the u.s. role as a as an honest broker because it never was an honest broker this is simply a clearer acknowledgement of that reality not to you know who knows that trump remains his his strong supporter but i think that netanyahu is likely to view his own relationship with the further right wing elements of his cabinet because remember as right wing as netanyahu is his cabinet is made up of further right and extremist right elements to his right and i

phyllis bennis is the also of understanding the palestinian israeli conflict she doubts trumps comments represent a policy shift by the us what president trump spoke of was the idea of a quote peace deal that's very different than peace peace requires at least a modicum of justice that was not on the agenda here a deal implies ending resistance essentially to israeli power that is not on the palestinians agenda that's been the position recently of the palestinian leadership bringing it closer to matching the position of a wide majority of palestinian. civil society so i think what we're seeing here is certainly not the end of the u.s. role as a as an honest broker because it never was an honest broker this is simply a clear acknowledgement of that reality the u.s. president says the u.s. and south korea have agreed on terms for further diplomatic talks with north korea mike pence told the washington post that could possibly lead to direct talks without preconditions between the u.s. and north korean pence made in remarks as he returned from south korea. and the north korean delegation h

that is that phyllis station. at normal will be over 18 inches of liquid.last february we had 28, and fisher it is 2.6 inches. that is not very much. we have fog yesterday and that got chewed up pretty quick. if any fog forms i do not think it has much of a chance. it would be brief. the easterly breeze has made it down to the peninsula. pebble beach is 58. they are running 10 degrees warmer than santa cruz. it is an offshore component their 40s and 50s on your temperatures. an upper 30s in the santa cruz mountains. there is a lot of 40s in santa clara is 45. 42 in ukiah. the only change is that the system will drop in on the lee side of the sierra. it will pick up the wind. and it might give southern california some rain next week. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. i think this is the last day. starting tomorrow it will be a transition day. then it will be breezy and windy and cooler. a little cooler i think will be be nice for most of us. >>> san francisco city attorney is challenging a state law. see what's being done to block a lot that affects every ube

but he learned initially how to ski in the '30s when his then girlfriend phyllis brown who was also a model had taught him how to ski and he and her appeared in look" magazine and "cosmopolitan" magazine and in look magazine, there was a photo spread of him skiing with pill lis. so it's kind of a fun thing that they're -- as president, he was such a good skier that the secret service was unable to keep up with him. so they had to hire people whenever he would go on his skiing in colorado. so that they could keep up with him and protect him. and here we are of jimmy carter. for jimmy carter we have a number of arrowheads that he collected at his farm in plains, georgia. he loved collecting arrowheads. he's had a large collection of them which are at the jimmy carter presidential library and museum. these are on loan to us from there. in as a result of his love of picking up artifacts and arrowheads that i found on his farm when they were plowing or tilling the soil, we would -- the 179 archaeological resource protection act included the jimmy carter clause which made it, it was not ill

let's you don't know about this phyllis go back to september.hen a guy who is a blogger says, this kid says he was to be professional school shooter. i'm sure you know -- says, it is first amendment that is protected. hello! >> there are some protections you have to work through and around. >> if someone said i'm going to -- >> i agree. if someone makes a threat, if there is a viable threat in there. the threat is me sitting across music i'm going to punch you, you know i can carried out and the capability weary within distance that i can. if i'm calling from cleveland and you are in chicago and i said that it's not a real threat. if someone says i'm going to be a professional school shooter, it doesn't matter where they are. you find out. >> the fbi cannot say, we can figure it out. i found out that they were 13 people with the name nikolaus cruz in the country. who are they kidding? >> is not an exponential number to worry about. there will be a limited number and at the very least you say we ran out of 13 we found. >> shouldn't we have confid

. >>> phyllis asks why is my monthly cable bill always getting more expensive when my services and usageed my cable company why, but they always give me the run around. >> that's actually odd. because you've asked, generally calling and asking gets you a discount right there, from video services. if that doesn't work, tell them you're thinking about dropping their service, that generally works. then for sure you will be offered a deal. bottom line with phone and video service those who ask get discounts, those that don't get increases to their bills. we went and just asked people and said call up and ask if they'll drop the rate. >> we do that in our household, i followed michael's advice and i saved hundreds of >> betty from san francisco asked, how can i stop telemarketing calls from my cell phone? >> start by registering with the do not call list, i'll put a link on the website. here's the hard truth, there are many telemarketers out there and the bad actors just ignore the do not call lists. there are services you can buy, robo killer is a new has different features. if you have a qu