i‘ve never sent any of that to jess phillips. this is tabloid journalism that you have found to put in herface and outrage her. youtube have ta ken put in herface and outrage her. youtube have taken down your video and west midlands police are investigating to see if an offence has taken place. could i ask you a really personal question? sure. have you been raped. i have been sexually assaulted. do you usually ask people if they have been raped? do you find that an appropriate question?” appreciate it‘s a sensitive question. i had no idea.” appreciate it‘s a sensitive question. i had no idea. idon't think you would ask a woman if she had been raped. i have, several times. really? in this context? the reason i am asking the question, honestly, is to see if you understand the impact that your rape discourse has on victims of sexual crimes? do you understand the impact of those who have been the victim of sexual violence question mark i don‘t think you have been speaking to victims. i‘m not speaking for them i‘m tellin

inside, calvin phillips was shot dead. the attorney general is now crediting the son of two of the victims, matt phillips, for keeping the case alive. >> he was worried that the case was stalled and was worried that justice would not come. >> reporter: martin, a former army major, was court marshalled in connection with allegations of sexual misconduct, and found guilty of the lesser charge of mishandling classified information in 2016. he spoke with station wsmv at the time about his connection with the murder victims, saying calvin phillips had been scheduled to testify in the case. >> i don't know why anybody would want to do something to them. >> reporter: now he's facing multiple charges including three counts of murder. >> diane macedo joins us now live. the attorney general calling this indictment a first step. what are the families saying tonight? >> reporter: tom, the families of the victims have issued a statement saying, they look forward to seeing justice in court. meanwhile, martin is in christian county, but

phillip, back to you. >> all right. stephanie, thank you. love him or hate him, drake issiis stacking up awards. >> the otherawards, billboor wa today" on this thursday. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm lucy liuei joined by charlie's angels stars. li pict america welcome to thursday morning. we are taking a live look outside by theway. we have another midnight start to our morning. thanks for joining us. >> i have been checking my facebook, twitter, instagram. i haven't had any complaints about this weather. >> it's only 4:30 in the morning. from right. >> best of luck outside, another clear start, low 50s and we'll see those temperatures starting to warm up into the upper 70 we will the

i'm phillip mena. alex is off. we are learning what the president wanted from his first white house counsel. >>> and what changed his mind? >>> she says she is the victim of the conspiracy. the feds she was a spy. we will hear from russia's bhutmaria butina. >>> developing this hour. increasing political fallout offer reporting the president sought to have former white house counsel mcgahn declare he never obstructed justice. the second request came within days of the release of the mueller report. mcgahn refusing both times telling investigators that the president sought to have the special counsel removed in 2017. in a statement, his lawyer writes, we did not perceive the request as a threat or sinister. it was a request professionally made. the white house has directed mcgahn not release documents requested by house democrats. the chair writing this is why it is critical for mr. mcgahn to come before the committee and answer questions. the president cannot keep mcgahn from testifying. >> we subpoenaed mcgahn and

of the biggest hitmakers in the industry "early today" starts right now good tuesday morning >> i'm phillip ma. at least two tornados touchdown down in ohio overnig leaving behind devastation. >> our house is gone a toado just hit our house >> the person who shared this visays their street was destroyed. a neighbor had to be extracted by firefighters when a light pole fell thugh their home there have been reports of least seven people taken to local hospitals. the massive tornado that struck near dton was caught on camera more than 0,000 homes lo power. parts of interstate 85 along with other major roads had to be shut down as officd ls clear away debris. >> millions of people in the middle of the country are facing the worst flooding they have ever seen. towns in oklahoma and arkansas are underwater and could take weeks for the water to recede pep bill kars is tracking all the serious threats fo r us>> our thoughts are the nor side of dayton this was a violent tornado the radar picked up the debris the tornado was picking it up and throwing it as high as 18n 00 feet up ie air. that's how w

. >> and i'm phillip mena. an immigration overhaul is in the works at the white house president trump is expected to unveil a sweeping new plan that would emphasize a migrant's skill set over family ties in the country. the proposal could help republicans on the campaign trail, but it's sure to hit a wall with democrats. nbc's craig boswell is in d.c. to break it all down for us. craig, this proposal, it has some tough hurdles for immigrants. >> reporter: phillip, good morning. good morning, everyone it does include some hurdles the plan calls for immigrants to pass a civics test there are education levels there are also language skills and english proficiency. it's a shift now to a merit-based immigration system from the current family-based approach, where green cards go to those with family ties. on border security, it outlines some border wall completion in about 33 prioritized areas to be paid for by new fees the plan was largely crafted by president trump's son-in-law, and the president is fully getting b

phillips is live from detroit. welcome. >> welcome to you, too. how are you doing? >> i'm doing all right. better talking to you. 45 years locked up for people for contempt you went to prison when elvis' "burning love" was in the top five and richard nixon was running for election and i know you've been out for a minute but what does freedom feel like? >> it feels like a brand-new life. that is what it feels like. >> what does that mean? >> that means a new opportunity for me to enjoy those years that i missed. i have to take advantage of the fact that time goes on and it is time for me to actually enjoy life. so i just -- thought it would be -- >> how are you enjoying life? what do you do now? >> listen, here is what i do. i get up every morning, that is ann an -- an enjoyment in itself and you realize that life is short and you take advantage of every day. that is what i try to do. if i just walk outside and see the sun, that is an enjoyment for me. >> mmm. what has been the biggest change from when you went in in '72 to now in terms of society and also just day-t

phillip? >> we will be following that craig boswell joining us from d.c. this morning. thank yo >>> noto the man dubbed the american taliban, who will walk out of jail a free man today john walker lindh served 17 years of his 20-year prison as sentence he w arrested in afghanistan for providing support to the taliban. officials say he will live in northern virginia. wnbc's peteilliams has the latest >> reporter: john walker lindh't immineelease has law enforcement officials neconcer nbc news has learned that an internal memo circulated this week warns that he remains a committed jihadist after serving 17 years of a 20-year prison sentence he was called the american taliban, a shocking arrest in afghanistan just two months after the 9/11 attacks >> what is your name >> reporter: he fought with the taliban and met al qaeda leade bin laden. lindh was questioned ian afghan prison byer cia offic johnny michael span, who was killed in an uprising there several hours later. lirnd pleaded guiltyn 2002

calvin phillips was shot dead inside his home. police discovered the bodies of phillips' wife, pamela, and one of their neighbors in a car that was torched and left in a cornfield. mr. phillips was murdered just two weeks before he was set to testify against the pilot at a military court martial. phillips' son says it's obvious why his father was murdered. >> from the very beginning, kit martin was the person that i believed was behind this. >> reporter: in a 2016 interview with wsmb-tv, martin denied anything to do with the killings and blamed his legal troubles with the military on an ex-wife who he claims was having an affair with phillips. >> they were having an affair that was witnessed by multiple people. >> reporter: american airlines says it does regular background checks and found no criminal history that would have stopped this pilot from flying. david? >> steve osunsami, thank you. >>> next, toenin in the middle . two saudi arabian oil tankers have been attacked. e tnd for the united states. a total of four tankers dama

thank you for your messages regarding jess phillips, the labour mp. we revealed on the programme this morning that west midlands police are investigating comments made by a ukip candidate, carl benjamin, standing on the forthcoming euro elections on a video last week. steve says what jess phillips was suggesting was to restrict the individual‘s freedom of speech by making laws, taking away our right of free speech. tony says jess phillips telling it like it is on your programme today, time for the law to be clear that misogyny is a hate crime. she is a brave lady. thank you for your company. bbc newsroom live is coming up next. back tomorrow at 10am. have a good day. temperatures for many around eight soldiers, but higher than that across the thurso. showers will continue to move north across northern england into scotland, furthering spreads from the south—west. a mild night for many parts of england and wales, 7010 degrees the overnight lows. a touch of frost in the far north—east of scotland. throughout wednesday, some significant reign as th

we are delighted to welcome today professor phillips. [applause] prof. phillips: first of all, i you for inviting me to speak and bringing me from the wilds of the virginia backcountry, also known as the ohio country. anotherong wondered why ohio illinois and, that i have been summoned east to them under state -- mother's day. after hearing gary talk, i know now. . it is to give the naughty talk. topics,king kerry about to which she replied "whatever you want to talk about," that sounded to me like asking the condemned how long they want the hanging rope to be. i have only 30 minutes. at least the hanging will not take too long. true to not a form, i will start with a vignette from postwar to introduce what i call the western way of war. an idea that gary's union war actually inspired. it is the benefit of batting last. i have a lot of ground to cover. the west is a rather large theater. on october 15, 1874, as fall's first hard frost entered a balmy indian summer covering springfield, illinois, the civil war returned to town. not that it had ever been f

matthew phillips. >> of course. alex. >>> all right, well, just days after another deadly school shooting in america, some of the 2020 candidates are making their stance on gun control abundantly clear. the major step that senator kamala harris says she would take if she were president. you're live in "cnn newsroom." >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we know sooner or later... every chip will crack. this daughter was home visiting when mom saw a chip in her windshield. >> mom: honey is that a chip? >> tech: they wanted it fixed fast so they brought it to us. >> mom: hi. >> tech: with our in-shop chip repair service, we can fix it the same day... guaranteed. plus with most insurance a safelite chip repair is no cost to you. >> mom: really? drive safely. all right. ♪ acoustic music >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, ♪ safelite replace. at sam adams, we brew with lime, plus lemon, orange zest, summer wheat, and grains of paradise, for a new lighter and brighter summer ale. sorry, lime wedge. we've got this. sam adams s

phillips was found shot to death in his home and his wife and neighbor were found in pamela phillips' burned up car a few miles away in a cornfield. at the time martin expressed little concern about being charged in the case. >> no. i have no worries about that. >> reporter: he was arrested at the louisville airport saturday. he's worked as a pilot for psa airlines, a subsidiary of american airlines since january 2018. american airlines released this statement. all of us at american airlines and psa airlines are deeply saddened to have learned about these allegations from 2015. our team was made aware of the indictment this morning after his arrest at louisville international airport. we have an unwavering commitment to the safety and security of our customers and team members, and we'll provide any investigative assistance possible to law enforcement throughout their investigation. the airline says martin has been placed in administrative suspension pending the investigation. the attorney general credits matt phillips, the son of the victims, keeping the case alive. >> he was worried

phillip, good morning. good morning, everyone that many ba bam law is a near total ban on the procedure the president saying he's taking the same position on as ronald reagan, the three exceptions this is certainly front and center nowmp on the gn trail. we have heard from almost all of the presidential candidates. here's bernie sanders in alabama on sunday. say that banning legal medically assisted abortion and forcing women back into the arms of quacks will quite literallkill women. >> reporter: there are also some republicans saying that the alabama law goes too far and l gaalysts are saying it may get struck down even before it gets to the supreme court a long time, we'll certainly wait to see what happens there a number of states, phillip, as you mention, have also passed strict anti-abortion laws in recent weeks phillip, back to you >> allcr right, g. thank you so much. >> in fort worth, texas, police say a girl was snatched righontn frt of her mother has been found d is now safe. police say a suspect

phillip? >> miguel, thank you >>> people across the northeast are double checking their calendar as winter makes a mid-may comeback and this cold damp weather rolls through the air. laguardia airport in new york recorded a historic low of 42 degrees for may 13th across north carolina, residents saw a range of destructive weather including golf ball sized hail and the touchdown of a tornado. meanwhile this weather system brought massachusetts to its first mother's day snowfall since 1996. >> let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins. what's going on? we're like two weeks from june what's going on? >> yeah. it's endless spring, right it just keeps going or endless winter in some cases snow this morning in high elevations of northern new england. i haven't found any cities with snow right now we're still looking at mostly above 2,000 feet elevations with the snow but it is falling in a few spots of the adadirondacks here's how it plays out today. the storm begins to pull away but with the cold

one called it just plain wrong phillip, frances >> i'm sure we'll be discussing it throughout the day. >> another climber has died on mt. everest. this time an american lawyer who died monday on his way down from the summit joe fryer reports. >> reporter: in a place where climbers are abundant but oxygen is scarce, adventurers are waiting to summit mt. evert. after reaching the top, 62-year-old chris coolish died while descending we are heart broken his family says he saw his last sunrise from the highest peak on earth. he became a member of the seven-summit club scaling the highest peak on each continent 137 have died on evert this year many experienced including robin hanes fisher who also reached the summit. >> hard work. >> reporter: in his final instagram post, he wrote with a somethingal route to the summit, delays caused by overcrowding could problem fatal. experts say because of the long line, climbers are spending too much time in the so-called death zone where oxygen is limited the government issued a record 381 permits. critics worry too many are experienced. >> the solutio

way back to a fifth straight nba finals "early today" starts right now >>> good tuesday morning i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. a frightening night of dangerous storms has rocked the southern plains [ siren tornado sirens blaring over tulsa, oklahoma, where they are also enduring thunderstorms and heavy rain many areas are facing major flash flooding with a number of people in need of water rescues. nbc's kerry sanders joins us now from oklahoma. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. it has been a terrifying night, and there's no let-up this morning because forecasters say there could be more tornadoes touching down today. the twister hit north texas. minutes later, two near central oklahoma >> folks, this is a significantly large tornado on the ground >> reporter: in the bull's-eye, the great plains on alert as destructive tornadoes, high winds, large hail, and torrential rains move in >> tornado >> reporter: this after twisters plowed through tornado alley all weekend. >> all of a sudden the roof was gone and you're looking up at the sky. >> reporter: from

calvin phillips was set to testify in that case. it's unclear if that court-martial came up in his background check to fly. >> the fact that this pilot had an army court-martial conviction should have come up in the hiring process. and if it didn't, why? >> reporter: american airlines saying it was deeply saddened to learn about the charges. adding, "pilots undergo a criminal background check and recurrent vetting," and "christian martin was subject to this recurrent vetting without any criminal history that would disqualify him from being a commercial pilot." the phillips' son matt, now keeping pressure on authorities to bring justice to his family. saying on this mother's day, "the world was robbed of a beautiful human being in my mother. i'll fight for her, for my father, and ed until the end of time. because they would have for me." >> diane, that son we just heari they say he's the reason this case stayed alive. now martin is being held without bond. still not clear on when he will appear in court. >> diane, thank you. >>> and

you know, phillipe was up until 3:00 a.m. and still with us this morning. >> studying. >> i appreciate it. >>> coming up, president trump's trade war. yes, it's a war with china, prompts this dire warning from one of america's largest banks. more tariffs will lead to a u.s. recession. that's from morgan stanley. next. surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. it's toughcold turkey.king so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if

. >> it wasn't long after their daughter's murder that sandy and lonnie phillips quit their jobs. they have gotten rid of most of their belongings and rented out their house so they can travel around the country to mass shootings, hoping to meet survivors and offer help. the scene of a mass shooting is not an easy place to come to. it can be like walking into a stranger's funeral. >> we don't know each other yet, but we do now. >> reporter: but in grief, strangers can quickly become family. >> you've got a second mom here. >> reporter: we saw the phillips' in thousand oaks, california, where 12 people were gunned down at a country music bar last november. it is one of the latest stops on their heart-breaking journey. >> you if you haven't lost somebody close to you, you can't comprehend it. >> just days before they arrived here, they were in pittsburgh where 11 people were murdered at the tree of life synagogue. >> it's so interesting what you're doing. you're not trained therapists, you're not counselors, and yet you have upended up lives and reaching out in a very individual way

joining in me now democratic congressman dean phillips, won in a swing district. won a republican seat in 2018. congressman, welcome to the show. >> good to be with you, chuck. >> you heard congressman moulton there. why not? why is it in your mind not the time? >> a couple of reasons, chuck. i just completed a 36-city tour of my district just last week and i asked people all around my district, what do you want me focusing on? and they said infrastructure, reducing prescription drug pricing, health care. impeachment was not the focus that my constituents asked me to be focused on right now. with that said, as seth said, we can walk and chew gum at the same time. we have committees assigned to provide oversight over the executive branch. i think they're doing that. i like how we're doing it. we're being ma thoethodical and principled and patience. our patience is be getting close to the end to be forthright. but we take an oath to the constitution and to the people of this country and that should be the determinant of how we proceed, what is in the best interest o

abby phillip, white house correspondent for cnn,on and e javers, washington correspondent for cnbc. peter wrote about the president's strategy in friday's "times." his bottom line, mr. trump is daring democrats to impeach him. the msage from the west wing, put up or shut up, impeach orve n. peter, you've written a book, "the breach," about the clinton impeachment. you've co-authored a book about ssthe impeachment pro when democrats talk about a constitutional crisis, one, are we actuall at that moment? and is this battle any different than things we've seen in the past on impeachment and the efforts to move towds there? peter: it's a great question. i don't know if we're at a constitutional crisis.

phillip? >> that was nbc's janice mackey frayer joining us from seoul. thank you very much, janice. >>> now to the president's phone call with russian president vladimir putin. nbc's mike viqueira is joining us with details now. >> it was yesterday when the president had a one hour long call with his counterpart from russia, vladimir putin, and he talked a lot about, as you might expect, world hot spots they have in common and potential areas of conflict, venezuela, north korea, talking about bringing china in with trade, whole host of things. they also talked about the mueller report. according to sarah sanders and later the president, they agreed there was no collusion. vladimir putin according to the president said he knew that all along and they both agreed they would be moving on from that. but it's what they didn't talk about when it comes to the mueller report and russia's activity in 2016 election and by the estimation the american intelligence community and bob mueller himself, there

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thank you to my guests this evening nigel nelson, and jo phillips.

phillip? >> that's what he says all right, peter, thank you. >> a major drug company is now on trial facing accusations of targeting children and the elderly in the opioid crisis which has ravaged so many communitie oklahoma's attorney general said johnson and johnson acted as a drug king pen property iting at every stage of the epidemic. the landmark trying could set a ecedent for those holding companies accountable for their role here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: in oklahoma civil court, an opioid making accused of fueling an epidemic >> this cris iis is a company-me crisisis one of the causes sitting right here to my right >> reporter: in a civil suit, or oklahoma's atty general accuses johnson and johnson of misleading doctors by downplaying the risks of opioids while touting the benefits for years, the company fighting back arguing its product made up a small percentage of the opioid markets and was sold according to fda guidelines. >> we talk about opioids as if they're all the same an

the victim's son matt phillips spoke to abc news overnight expressing his gratitude that police were finally able to bring his family's alleged killer to justice. >> it's not okay that he's walking around living his life flying people around the country putting their lives at risk. >> martin is being held without bond. american airlines which employed martin through a subsidiary says a criminal background check showed no history that would have disqualified him from being a pilot. >>> a man accused of a deadly ma threat shetty attack on the appalachian trail is under arrest this morning. 30-year-old james jordan of massachusetts faces a murder charge because one of the two victims later died. jordan was arrested last month for threatening other hikers in north anden. a motive remains unclear. >>> the search continues in hawaii today for a woman missing since she went on a routine hike last wednesday at a forest in maui. 35-year-old amanda eller is a yoga instructor and avid hiker. her phone and keys were found in her car, but friends say that's not uncommon for her. >>> in sports a d

calvin phillips was shot dead inside his home. police discovered the bodies of phillips' wife, pamela and one of their neighbors, in a car in a cornfield. mr. phillips was murdered two weeks before he was set to testify against the pilot at a military court-martial. phillips' son says it's obvious why his father was murdered. >> from the very beginning, kit martin was the person that i believe was behind this. >> reporter: in a 2016 interview with wsnb tv, martin denied anything to do with the killings and blamed his legal troubles on the military on his ex-wife that believed was having an affair with phillips. >> they were having an affair that was witnessed by multiple people. >> reporter: american airlines says martin worked in their group since january of last year. and they do regular background checks. and there was nothing that came up that would have stopped him from flying. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> our thanks to steve there. >>> coming up, the third grader helping to change the lives of the hearing impaired.

abc's kyra phillips is at the white house with the story. one of the top issues that continues to frustrate the president involves his former white house counsel. >> yes, it does, and of course he's tweeting. good morning, whit. he might have been taking a break from his golf course this morning in virginia, but as soon as he did, he jumped right back into the headlines with a tweet, lashing out at former white house counsel don mcgahn, weighing in on the allegations that he instructed mcgahn to fire robert mueller. trump tweeting, i was actually not going to fire bob mueller. actually, lawyer don mcgahn had a much better chance of being fired than mueller. never a big fan. now, whit, as you know, this comes in the wake of reports that the white house asked mcgahn to publicly state that the president did not obstruct justice. requests that don mcgahn declined, whit. >> kyra, that's of course not the only investigation he weighed in on. he was also tweeting about friday's subpoena, house democrats demanding his tax returns by friday. >> repor

good morning i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. a growing chorus in congress is pushing for impeachment. the white house is doing its best to thwart any efforts by democrats to investigate president trump and his administration and it could soon reach a boiling point as more democrats push house speaker nancy pelosi to launch impeachment proceedings. nbc's craig bodswell joins us from d.c. with the latest. at one point spoker pelosi was saying it's just not worth it. >> right frances, good morning. good morning, everyone house speaker nancy pelosi's holding a closed-door meeting with house democratic members this morning it's intended to be an update on the investigations and the oversight, but the growing calls for impeachment could dominate this meeting democrats are angry that president trump blocked the congressional testimony of ex-white house counsel don mcgahn tuesday, ordering mcgahn to ignore a subpoena and democrats are growing more frustrated by the president's stonewalling of obstruction investigations in the wake of th

i'm phillip mena. he is the first but will he be the last? the republican lawmaker weighs in on the impeachment question. >>> no longer silent. the president tweets about alabama's new abortion law. the questions about the timing of his response. >>> plus, joe biden's message to america, and whether he's on message with the concerns of his party. new, today, breaking with his party, the first republican member of congress to declare that president trump committed impeachable conduct. republican congressman justin amash wrote on twitter that he reached that conclusion after reading the mueller report. amash wrote that impeachment does not require probable cause that a crime has been committed. but it requires that an official has behaved in abusive or dishonorable congress. amash siding with democrats in criticizing the attorney general. writing, quote, contrary to barr's portrayal, mueller's report reveals that pmp engaged in specific actions and a pattern of behavior that meet the threshold for impeachment. rashida tlaib is inviting her to c

northbound's phillip menna with those stories. >> we have all that for you, brian. good morning president trump has granted a full pardon to a former u.s. soldier that was convicted in the 2009 killing of an iraqi prisoner during his trial, michael bohanna acknowledged that instead of transporting the prisoner as ordered he questioned the man at gunpoint and says he shot him in self-defense he was sentenced 25 years in prison, which was reduced to 15 years. he was paroled in 2014 the white house says 27 generals and admirals signed a brief in support of the self-defense claim. experts say trs relief in sight. gas prices could normalize in coming weeks with dropping crude oil prices brian, back to you >> i'll tell you what, phillip, i know we don't have a lot of viewers probably in los angeles. they're probably coming in reason if they're watching you know what i saw? $4.75. that's in parts of l.a >> man >> $4.75 the case against large vehicles right there. that's a lot of money. >> case against california right there. my home you state. phillip, mena, thank you very

phillips was found shot to death in his home. the bodies of the wife and neighborhood were found out in a nearby corn field. the murders happened in pembroke, kentucky, a one square mile town. population 800 along the tennessee border. calvin phillips was skilled before he was supposed to testify at martin's court martial trial. he told the nbc affiliate the allegations were crazy and he took a three-hour polygraph. he said they went through my entire life. have you ever done anything illegal? i hadn't even had a speeding ticket in my whole life. i was said no, i'm like an eagle scout. american airlines issued and statement saying all of us at american airlines are deeply saddened after learning of the allegations. our team was made aware of the arrest in louisville. we have a commitment to the safety and security of our customers and will provide any help news to law enforcement. police did not have enough to arrest martin till now. they have not revealed what the new evidence is except to say that perseverance pays off. shep? >

the phillips curve appears to have flattened, applying to change the dynamic relationship between -- the flatter priced phillipsburg is a proverbial double edged sword. it permits the fed to support employment more aggressively during downturns, as was the case in the great recession, because a sustained inflation breakout is less likely when the phillips curve is flatter. a flatter phillipsburg also increases the cost in terms of economic output of reversing unwelcome increase in inflation expectations. makester phillips curve it all the more important the longer run inflation expectations remain anchored at levels consistent with our 2% inflation objective. macroeconomics teaches us that understanding the economy and getting monetary policy right requires we do our best to understand it and how the forces of aggregate demand and supply are evolving relative to historical experience and the predictions of our models. while predicting the future is difficult, with available data, it does appear that within 2018 and the first quarter of 2019, the supply side of the economy -- employme

perhaps phillip augar has got it right. perhaps very importantly this review is not all about university but about other choices for students post 18 and he is talking about more money going into the further education sector. and skills provision, which makes the economy future proofed, if you like. is that going to work better, do you think, for people going down that route? that is not my area of expertise but certainly when you look at this, i know phillip augar has been very keen to look at the further education sector. we do focus on the 50%, usually the more affluent sector, who go to university and not the 50% who don't. 0ne sector, who go to university and not the 50% who don't. one could argue that those who go to university have a state subsidy and the others don't. what he is trying to do is to make lifelong learning easier and these proposals aim to do that. i don't claim to have the expertise to be able to judge that in a way that ido be able to judge that in a way that i do student finance, but certainly from

here's kyra phillips. >> reporter: tucked away in rural america, caitlyn cole mp and her children live a simple life. a far cry from how the world came to know them. >> they are willing to kill us. >> reporter: as prisoners of the taliban. held around the clock by armed guards, completely isolated from the outside world, unsure if they would ever be free again. >> i tried not to think about that possibility very much, that we might be killed. maybe we'll be prisoners forever but they're never going to kill us. >> reporter: but as the story of her and her husband joshua boyles and their long-awaited release played out through hostage videos and headline, caitlyn says there was a secret struggle, a struggle she's never publicly spoken about until now. >> what i was going through inside the cell was more horrific. i was actually more afraid of him than of the captors. >> reporter: kate lcaitlyn and joshua's story starts simply enough, two home schooled teenagers bonding online. >> i was a huge "star wars" fan. i got involved with this online "star wars" forum i found. and josh was also in

here's kyra phillips. >> my name's eve wiley. i live in dallas, texas, and when i tell people my story, their sdwrjaws hit the floor. >> reporter: it's a story not even we could believe at first. full of twists and turns, raw emotion. >> this sucks. >> reporter: a secret reveal that would leave eve wiley wondering who am i and where did i come from?eels just going to jump out of my chest. five, four, three, two, one. >> reporter: eve's story began 33 years ago in center, texas, a happy, full-of-life little girl. who always knew there was something just a little different about her. dad doug passed away when eve was just 7. and at 16, while snooping through her mom's e-mails, eve uncovered a bombshell. >> i saw all of these e-mails about artificial insemination and after about the 10th or 11th one i clicked on it. and when i clikd cked on that oi scrolled down. and it said i'm gathering information for my daughter, she was born in 1987. and it was my birthday. >> reporter: what was your reaction? >> what the [ bleep ]? i wasn't an

phillips: is the d.o.d. collaborating with state and usaid to fulfill our strategy objectives in any meaningful ways? mr. jeffrey: well or better than any of the conflicts i have been involved with. secretary shanahan, secretary -- acting secretary shanahan and the secretary coordinate several times a week along with john bolden. i have a dialogue particularly on the safe zone with general dunford and centcom commander speaks with us all the time, yes. mr. phillips: prospectively, in light of this experience, where should we be turning our aa tension? what manner to circumstances perhaps in the middle east or elsewhere that have similarities that we can prevent? mr. jeffrey: more generally you have two basic forces in the middle east. at the 100,000 foot level. you have an american-led collective security system that's based primarily on the states of the region. preserving both our interests anti-terror, anti-w.m.d., flow of oil, allies and partners, and you then have forces for one or another region who wa

stephen, jess phillips with a thinly veiled attack onjeremy corbyn saying what phillips with a thinly veiled attack on jeremy corbyn saying what voters wa nt on jeremy corbyn saying what voters want is courage. and leadership. what do you think is the future for jeremy corbyn and theresa may based on these results we have seen so far? the weird thing about these results is that you wouldn't feel confident in saying either of these parties was going to form a government any time soon. logically one of them will have to somehow form a government after the next election. obviously the differences theresa may is a figure we know will not be around for very long. jeremy corbyn is still hegemonic at the top of the labour party. he will have to doa of the labour party. he will have to do a deal with the bits of the party worried about a brexit backlash. the bits of the party worried about a lib dem revival, lots of labour mps are worried about losing their seats ina general are worried about losing their seats in a general election, they will be quite scared at the lib dem revival. can it su

a word that generally evokes warm feelings, "american idol" alums chris daughtry and phillip phillips have both had a hit song with what title? >> warm feelings. it would be home, a. final answer. >> of course. >> yes. [applause] slow and steady. doing good so far. two down. twelve to go. here's the third one. because it's just after an interviewer has settled into their day and before they're fatigued, a recent survey found the best time to schedule a job interview is when? >> because it's just after an interviewer has settled into their day and before they're fatigued, a recent survey... [muttering indistinctly] it's not going to be c or d. >> is that your final? >> b. final answer. >> just because you whisper it doesn't make it less real. >> [laughs] >> you got it right. >> good. >> [laughs] [cheers and applause] that's when you're settled in. so you're looking for a job, go to that interview between 9:00 and 11:00. see if that helps. >> yes. >> $3,000 question. >> okay. >> what popular attraction takes california visitors on a trip from napa to st. helena, with many stops for "ref

. >> and i'm phillip mena. the hot seat gone cold on capitol hill today. attorney general william bar was due to testify over his handling of the mueller report for a second day in a row. but he's now refusinr to appea before the house judiciary because he doesn't like the idea of answering questionsrom the committee's lawyers. the defiant move is further gniving calls from democrats for barr's resiion. president trump called the idea ridiculous, but his 2016 rival says otherwise. t i think t the democrats on the committee did a good job today in exposing that, that he is t president's defense lawyer. he is not the attorney general of the united states in the way that he has conducted himself. now, calling for his resignation makes perfect sense. >> it's so ridiculous. he's an outstanding n. he's an outstanding legal mind, and i heardea he was rlly -- he performed incredibly well today. >> meanwhile, barr's dramatic testimony in front of the senate judiciary committee is just the latest chapter in what's turned into a real-lifeolitical thriller. he's captu

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. spring continues to bring destructive storms to millions of americans many communities are facing an upgraded forecast of high risk of severe weather today after more than 50 tornadoes have reportedly touched down. tornado alley is living up to its nickname with violent storms ripping through nebraska and kansas spawning dozens of twisters there. many of them caught on camera. for an even closer look we go to nbc's tammy lightener. >> tornado >> reporter: a rare look inside a tornado with winds up to 135 miles an hour. it hit friday night in nebraska. accuweather storm chaser tim got caught in the middle >> it formed so quickly, i was actually on foot outside of the armoured vehicles. >> reporter: remarkably, no one injured. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> reporter: but the ferocious winds pushed this semi off the highway. dozens of violent tw across then in giranamo, oklahoma. >> the whistle is gone, look up at the sky, it was quick >> reporter: in abilene, texas, major damage there, too. th