phillips to restaurant has moved. today it is opening day. >> this morning in the kitchen they were hard at work getting ready for today to talk reopening. many of these employees came from the former harvard location. she has done with philips for 17 years. she makes the famous crabcakes. >> there are the best crime cake -- crabcakes to everyone to have. >> you are the queen? "yes, i m. the queen of making crab cakes. >> it has been completely redone. a complete makeover in the phillips restaurant style. brian accountant says the idea is to keep all of the good things about the old phillips and combine them with lots of new ideas. >> it has been a great land and opportunity for us to sit we are starting over. we are still continuing this legacy. we look forward to that each and every day to be able to improve upon the service we can provide for our guest. >> on the walls are photographs going back to the 1950's. here is the phillips crab house in the ocean city. here is the late comptroller and his wife. here is gov.

phillips seafood has moved. today is the opening day. this morning in the kitchen they were hard at work getting ready for the reopening. many of the employees came from the former harbor place location. charlene has been with philips for 17 years. the >> they are the best crab cakes -- crabcakes you ever want to have. we are the best. >> your the queen? >> yes, i m. i am the queen of making crab cakes. >> the former espn zone has been completely redone in the phillips seafood style. the idea is to keep all of the good things about the old phillips and greek -- combined them with new ideas. >> it has been a great opportunity for us to just say, all right. we are starting over and starting fresh. we are continuing this legacy. we want to continue to do that. we look forward each and every day part improving on the service we can provide. >> on the walls are photographs going back to the 1950's. here is the phillips crab house in ocean city. some pictures of witnesses in the 1950's or 1960's. here is gov. harry hughes having some crabs. th

foundation. >> host: what's the phillips foundation? >> guest: tom phillips bought up various publications events". conservative book club. very other publications. he gives out, very impressive that you won this award for a young journalist. they get an award, i guess it is called the reagan award. i haven't been judge. i'm aware of the various winners and tom phillips, so he oversees this whole complex which i'm a small part. you can definitely get the book to me through the phillips foundation. >> host: next call for ann coulter comes from new york city. hi, mike. >> caller: hello. good afternoon to all of you. i would, like to talk about the recent act of white terrorism in norway. initially this is described by people on the right as muslim terrorism, which was incorrect. then it was described by people on the left as christian terrorism. which is also incorrect. the only way this could have been described is that and drers breivik, is a white racist terrorist who committed an act of white terrorism in a worldwide system of white s

that's tim phillips. who now runs the koch brothers group,prosperity. ralph reed runs the faith and freedom coalition. all the republican candidates except jon huntsman went to the ralph reed faith and freedom coalition event in iowa last month. this was the podium. there's ralph reed. remember, now, he was abramoff's guy, right? there's his logo. faith and freedom coalition you see there. what's that other logo behind him? the iowa energy forum. hold on a second. quick google search reveals the iowa energy forum is a project of the american petroleum institute. that's what these guys do. that's who these guys are. that's the values voter summit of ralph reed. brought to you by big oil. ralph reed and tim phillips did not go to prison like jack abramoff but they were part of the scam to get conservative voters to do something they thought was ideologically sound, at least ideologically motivated, right wing activism. it was really what some big corporate funder wanted and was willing to pay for. iowa energy forum. oh, yeah, and faith, too. that's what j

mark phillips and anthony mason are on the story. is this another dust bowl? anna werner on what's behind the repeated horrendous dust storms in the southwest. >> it's like getting sandblasted >> pelley: dr. jon lapook on a link between alcohol and breast cancer even for light drinkers. and a drug epidemic more lethal than cocaine and heroin combined. mark strassmann shows us the damage. >> he died in my wife's arms. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >wipelley: good evening, european heads of government worked for weeks on a deal to prevent greece from defaulting on its debts and threatening the work world economy. tonight there is reason to believe the greek government may be collapse and take the deal with it. she chaos in greece triggered a sell-off on markets all around owe world. on wall street the dow fell nearly 300 points and an important wall street firm called m.f. global has collapsed because of its exposure to european debt. we have reports from both sides of the atlantic. first, anthony mason in new york

tim phillips has been a guest on this show a couple times before. jack abrahamoff, who went to jail, he is now out of federal prison and promoting his new book about his crimes. among the things that jack abramoff did in washington is he got guys like tim phillips and ralph reed, remember ralph reed, the christian coalition guy, jack abramoff worked with those guys to dupe conservative voters into supporting the interests of jack abramoff's lobbying clients. so they'd get conservative voters who hated gambling, for instance, to oppose some specific gambling legislation. not because they were going to stamp out gambling by doing that but that would help eliminate the competition for the casinos the guys were working for. ralph reed is supposed to be a christian leader. it couldn't look like he was being paid by the casinos. instead they laundered the money through ralph reed through a conservative activist group to make it look like it was all politics and not just money. the group they laundered the money was the grover norquist tax reform group. if

this is tony phillips with the victims holding him down and fighting him. >> reporter: phillips was arraigned today with attempted homicide. >> he's a good kid. my condolences go out to the family of the victim and i just hope things work out for the best for both of the family members. >> reporter: police say christopher murillo was released from the hospital and is going to recover. they said he had gone to wal- mart to look for a video game. reporting live from san leandro, rob roth. >>> the man accused of shooting and killing vallejo police officer james kapoot pleaded not guilty today to murder charg ings -- charges. police say smith robbed a bank and was running the áf from police. he could be sentenced to death if convicted. >>> vallejo police gathered this afternoon for a private memorial to honor the slain officer. officer kapoot knew many of the student there is as coach of the girl's basketball team. the memorial is set to begin at 11:00 tomorrow morning. >>> the woman accused of burglarizing the hotel room of -- is due in court on february 7th. moyer's trial is set to start febru

. >>> tonight phillips is back open in baltimore's inner harbor but with a new location. we are there live with that story and i can smell the crab cake cakes from here. >> reporter: yeah. the new location is big. i'm standing outside the plant. it used to house end zone. i talked to the general manager who came out and he said they don't release financial figures but said there were no major issues. after 30 years in the light street pavilion they have moved here. putting on the finishing touches, every last wipe, every napkin folded, every bottle perfect. >> you are never fully prepared, hats much as you think you are ready and something else pops up. >> reporter: ready or not at five the new phillips opened. >> i'm already on four tables because i'm super waitress. >> reporter: after moss of planning construction and preparation, it was finally time to eat or at least to order. >> any questions in any recommendations? >> reporter: the new kitchen is in full view of one of the two dining rooms. >> thrilled. >> reporter: the question, how would what comes out of that kit

. >>> tonight phillips is back open in baltimore's inner harbor but with a new location. we are there live with that story and i can smell the crab cake cakes from here. >> reporter: yeah. the new location is big. i'm standing outside the plant. it used to house end zone. i talked to the general manager who came out and he said they don't release financial figures but said there were no major issues. after 30 years in the light street pavilion they have moved here. putting on the finishing touches, every last wipe, every napkin folded, every bottle perfect. >> you are never fully prepared, hats much as you think you are ready and something else pops up. >> reporter: ready or not at five the new phillips opened. >> i'm already on four tables because i'm super waitress. >> reporter: after moss of planning construction and preparation, it was finally time to eat or at least to order. >> any questions in any recommendations? >> reporter: the new kitchen is in full view of one of the two dining rooms. >> thrilled. >> reporter: the question, how would what comes out of that kit

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to meet with one of the koch brothers and tim phillips. tim phillips has been a guest on the show. jack aber mof is out of federal prison and promoting his new book about his crimes. he got guys like tim phillips and ralph reed, jack abramhoff worked with those guys to dupe conservative voters into supporting the interests of their lobbying clients. they would get voters who hated gambling, for instance, to oppose some specific gambling association. it will held eliminate the competition for the casinos they were working for. ralph reed is supposed to be a christian leader. it couldn't look like he was paid by the casino. instead they laundered the money through a conservative group to make it look like it was all paks it and bt money. the grover norquist tax reform group. if you follow the money, it looks like conservative activism. it looks principaled, right? the money is laundered through conservative activism. really it's what some rich company wants and is willing to pay for. tim phillips and ralph reed got christians to write support in keeping the nad in the usa label in cl

and mark phillips on the parents of a murdered teen testifying about how reporters hacked her phone messages and gave them false hope. >> i heard her voice and i was... it was just... "she picked up her voice mail! he's alive!" captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. both parties-- republicans and democrats-- failed today in the most basic function of government: managing the budget. it started six months ago when congress refused to raise the nation's borrowing limit until budget cuts were made. the nation came so close to defaulting on its debts that the federal government lost its top-notch credit rating. the borrowing limit was raised in return for the creation of the so-called supercommittee of the congress, charged with finding more than a trillion dollars in budget cuts by this week. today the supercommittee announced it had failed. there's a lot ott stake. we begin our coverage with nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy? >> reporter: scott, the truth is that the supercommittee never came close to reaching a deal, despite hu

mark phillips, cbs news, nice, france. >> pelley: of course, the u.s. has its own debt crisis. the so-called congressional supercommittee has just 23 days left to come up with a deficit reduction deal. a compromise that not even the president and the speaker of the house could reach earlier this year. there are no signs of progress and nancy cordes reports the committee got some harsh advice in a hearing today. >> i'm worried you're going to fail. fail the country. >> reporter: erskine bowles and three other debt experts lectured the members of the supercommittee today saying their part sand standoff could wreck the economy. >> in your gut you know what you have to do. >> reporter: former republican senator alan simpson co-chaired a bipartisan commission with bowles that identified more than $4 trillion worth of debt reduction. despite months of closed more door meetings this supercommittee of six democrats and six republicans is struggling to identify just $1.2 trillion in savings. the issues dividing them are medicare and taxes. the panelists today agreed the only way to mean

: foundation. >> host: what's the phillips foundation?fo >> guest: tom phillips who is the owner bodaken regnery books, conservative book club and various other publications. book. very other publications. he gives out, very impressive that you won this award for a young journalist. they get an award, i guess it is called the reagan award. i haven't been judge. i'm aware of the various winners and tom phillips, so he oversees this whole complex which i'm a small part. you can definitely get the book to me through the phillips foundation. >> host: next call for ann coulter comes from new york city. hi, mike. >> caller: hello. good afternoon to all of you. i would, like to talk about the recent act of white terrorism in norway. initially this is described by people on the right as muslim terrorism, which was incorrect. then it was described by people on the left as christian terrorism. which is also incorrect. the only way this could have been described is that and drers breivik, is a white racist terrorist who committed an act of white ter

in a meeting days before his death, jackson and murray reassured phillips. >> dr. murray spoke for michael on the situation. and guaranteed us that michael would connect. >> hold for applause, slow umbrella, fade out. >> michael explained that he had been working with travis payne, the lead choreographer at home. he knew these routines. >> reporter: the stakes were high, phillips said if the tour was cancelled, jackson would have to pay more than $20 million in production costs. finally on day 18, five witnesses came to the stand, and presented another side of murray. >> he's the best doctor i've ever been to. >> very knowledgeable. >> and i'm alive today because of that man. >> reporter: it was enough to move the beleaguered murray to tears and chernoff hoped to convince jurors he was a good doctor. finally, chernoff turned to his own experts. >> i specialize in addiction medicine. >> reporter: dr. robert wal dw man reviewed records from jackson's dermatologist, in the months before his death, he got frequent treatments and lots of painkillers. >> i believe there'

and mark phillips on the parents of a murdered teen testifying about how reporters hacked her phone messages and gave them velse hope. >> i heard her voice and i was... it was just... "she picked up her voice mail! she's alive!" picked captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. both parties-- republicans and parties-- republicans andin the most basic function of government: managing the budget. it started six months ago when congress refused to raise the nation's borrowing limit until et cet cuts were made. the nation came so close to s daulting on its debts that the federal government lost its top- notch credit rating. the borrowing limit was raised urn eturn for the creation of the so-called supercommittee of the congress, charged with ressing more than a trillion dollars in budget cuts by this thi. today the supercommittee announced it had failed. anere's a lot at stake. n begin our coverage with nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy? i reporter: scott, the truth is that the supercommittee never came close to reaching a deal, despi

in a meeting days before his death, jackson and murray reassured phillips. >> dr. murray spoke for michael on the situation. and guaranteed us that michael would connect. >> hold for applause, slow umbrella, fade out. >> michael explained that he had been working with travis payne, the lead choreographer at home. he knew these routines. >> reporter: the stakes were high, phillips said if the tour was cancelled, jackson would have to pay more than $20 million in production costs. finally on day 18, five witnesses came to the stand, and presented another side of murray. >> he's the best doctor i've ever been to. >> very knowledgeable. >> and i'm alive today because of that man. >> reporter: it was enough to move the beleaguered murray to tears and chernoff hoped to convince jurors he was a good doctor. finally, chernoff turned to his own experts. >> i specialize in addiction medicine. >> reporter: dr. robert wal dw man reviewed records from jackson's dermatologist, in the months before his death, he got frequent treatments and lots of painkillers. >> i believe there'

is the phillips foundation? >> guest: phillips bought up regnery books. phill conservative booipk club, varios other publications, but it gives out these very impressive that you won thisve award for a young journalist i guess. i guess it is called the reagan award. guess it is called the reagan award. i haven't been judge. i'm aware of the various winners and tom phillips, so he oversees this whole complex which i'm a small part. you can definitely get the book to me through the phillips foundation. >> host: next call for ann coulter comes from new york city. hi, mike. >> caller: hello. good afternoon to all of you. i would, like to talk about the recent act of white terrorism in norway. initially this is described by people on the right as muslim terrorism, which was incorrect. then it was described by people on the left as christian terrorism. which is also incorrect. the only way this could have been described is that and drers breivik, is a white racist terrorist who committed an act of white terrorism in a worldwide system of white supremacy. forget

gary phillips, gana la contienda con el 56% de los recintos, de los votos más bien con el 100% de los recintos computados. >> en el condado de alameda los residentes de la ciudad en igual votaron para elegir a su próximo alcalde, con 100% de los recintos contados, el concejal alan me lo cuentes y del voto, con el propósito de los votos cometen de la junta el éxito escolar y comerciante rodríguez en tercer lugar con un 21% de los votos. quejas de viruela del clásico requiere celebra la propiedad constante. hasta el momento que lleva el 51% de los votos. renaciendo vallejo, los agentes decidieron al futuro de la medida se, la cual busca imponer un impuesto del 10% hace que eran los negocios sancionados con el cultivo al transporte y la venta de mariguana, los fondos generados serán utilizados para mejorar los servicios municipales con 32% de los recintos contados la media va ganando un 78% de los votos. pasamos a sony, el condado de santa clara donde los electores tiene que aprobar o zafar la medida en que pretende cambiar el sistema que se usa para elegir al alcalde, actualmente

gary phillips and greg broadbank. phillips is leading with 5000 votes. 96% of the precincts are reporting in san rafael. a number of sales tax measures also being taken up across the bay area tonight and we have links in each county. stay with kron 4 for the latest decision 2011 results tomorrow morning beginning at 4 a.m. as the votes are still being counted throughout the night. our morning newscast will have the latest developments. >>> new details on two big national stories tonight at 11 p.m. one involving election news in mississippi. voters there defeated a ballot initiative which would have declared life begins at conception. voters hoped that it would have prompted a legal challenge to abortion rights across the nation. the so-called personhood initiative was rejected by more than 55% of the voters in mississippi. and late word tonight from pennsylvania on another matter unrelated to the elections. penn state trustees will appoint a special committee by the end of this week to investigate the child sex abuse

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foundation. >> guest: to phillips. brought up "human events". conservative book club. very other publications. he gives out, very impressive that you won this award for a young journalist. they get an award, i guess it is called the reagan award. i haven't been judge. i'm aware of the various winners and tom phillips, so he oversees this whole complex which i'm a small part. you can definitely get the book to me through the phillips foundation. >> host: next call for ann coulter comes from new york city. hi, mike. >> caller: hello. good afternoon to all of you. i would, like to talk about the recent act of white terrorism in norway. initially this is described by people on the right as muslim terrorism, which was incorrect. then it was described by people on the left as christian terrorism. which is also incorrect. the only way this could have been described is that and drers breivik, is a white racist terrorist who committed an act of white terrorism in a worldwide system of white supremacy. forget christianity. forge

on the phillips' building at the power plant area. so first joining me is beth who is organizing the event. first tell me what is it's a water front life? >> it's a exciting campaign for the holidays and we have a ton of events lined up for november and december. one being the power plant holiday light show spectacular. >> reporter: tell me about this light show. it went dark for a minute. but tell us about it and what kind of -- what you can see. >> it's synchronized lights and video mapping and core graived to music. it's going -- core graived to music -- choreographed to music sure to please everybody. >> reporter: and an event did be tonight. >> polar he can press -- express. take the harbor at the national aquarium tonight. >> reporter: and what else is going on as far as harbor east and surrounding water front. >> tomorrow, we have a big day. we have winter wonderland at west shore park from 1 to 5 p.m. there's going to be reindeer rides, live music and strolling musicians and arts and crafts and cookie decorating and then after

to meet with one of the koch brothend phillips. tim phillipsas been a guest on the show. jack aber mof is out of federal prison and promoting his new book about his crimes. he got guys like tim phillips and ralph reed, jack abramhoff worked with those guys to dupe conservative voters into supporting the interests of their lobbying clients. they would get voters who hated gambling, for instance, to oppose some specific gambling association. it will held eliminate the competition for the casinos they were working for. ralph reed is supposed to be a christian leader. it couldn't look like he was paid by the casino. instead they laundered the money through a conservative group to make it look like it was all paks it and bt money. the grover norquist tax reform group. if you follow the money, it looks like conservative activism. it looks principaled, right? the money is laundered through conservative activism. really it's what some rich company wants and is willing to pay for. tim phillips and ralph reed got christians to write support in keeping the nad in the usa label in cl

. >> reporter: mary lee phillips is hardly suffering from cystic fibrosis. instead, she's living with it. >> i have about an hour to three-hour treatment routine. i'm really lucky that i have the care that i have. >> reporter: her treatment includes using this vest, which vibrates, helping to break up the mucus in her lungs. it's all helped her to maintain a healthy lifestyle, which includes running marathons and triathl triathlons, yet doctors always told her, she'd never be able to have a baby, because cystic fibrosis or cf not only makes it tough to breathe, it also causes nutritional deficiencies, diabetes and infertility. >> i always thought maybe in my 30s if i'm still healthy i'll think about adoption. i never thought that i would be able to carry my own kids. >> reporter: sure enough at the age of 28, phillips got pregnant. >> i was completely shocked. completely shocked. i did not believe it was possible and then we started seeing every doctor to see, what do we do? >> the biggest thing we were worried about is that the baby would not get enough nut

it does mean a great privilege as well as an honor to introduce miss phillips. she will share briefly on the success of the overall project, and after that, you will be in the hands of mr. walter. >> good afternoon. my name is jacqueline phillips. i'm a member of the bay view hunters point community. we had two summer youth programs going this summer, one for the ninth graders, and one for the young adults, 18-25. both programs were a great success. we had a picnic just past weekend, and we allowed the participants to speak, to give their thoughts on the program. it was very heartwarming to hear the younger people speak, how it made a major difference to them to get extra help and to be able to pass courses. what was very impressive was the 18-25 group also. we had a young man stand and say how the person he worked with, the employer he worked with, had "certain things to him that he remembered. he applied them to his life. he said he would never forget these quotes. he was a 25-year-old. being in this program and being able to work for wages made a lot of diffe

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he is accused of shooting 30 year old phillip ---year-old phillip washington to death. he was extra dieted to maryland where he was held without -- extradited to maryland where he was held without bond. a clerical error led he to the mistake of being released on $75,000 bond. this's an all out nationwide search to find the accused killer and get him back behind bars. >> he has the capacity to flee the area. when the actual murder had occurred, he had fled and was located a few months later in las vegas. >> reporter: the court issued a bench warrant for scott on friday after the mistake was noticed. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> new video and police in silver spring are hoping you can help locate anyone in a crowd that was seen stealing items from the 7-eleven. 50 teens and young adults enter the store and began to steal in a mass theft. some teens were caught after hanging around in park lots and surrounding side streets after that mass theft. >>> in baltimore county a second good will store is robbed and police are asking for help in finding the suspects. friday night

phillips was caught by the victim's family. the others got away. the victim is in critical condition tonight. black friday shoppers were stunned by the shooting. >> for a holiday and everything, it doesn't make any sense. everybody should be getting along. >> i probably put up a struggle, but at some point i would let go and probably run. >> police are trying to determine if the man in custody was the shooter. the shooting was caught on surveillance camera. two suspects are still on the run. : an 8-year-old boy was found in the house in concorde. he was found by his foster mother. the couple living in that house has been taking in special needs children. the boy who died was severely disabled. >> the loss of a child is an unexpected thing. it's just right out of the blue this morning. >> police aren't releasing any information except to say the incident is being investigated. an autopsy will be done next week. >>> it could take days to clean up the mess and weeks to figure out what caused a massive water main break in south san francisco. the 60-fo

frk phillips and elaine quijano have reports from both continent. and what happened to the remains of fallen american heroes at dover air force base? david martin talks to the whistle blowers. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it's not the way you'd expect a football legend to leave, not joe paterno, not penn state, where the motto for athletes is "success with honor." but today, paterno, who is 84, wid he will retire at the end rf this season. after questions were raised about what he did and what he oiled to do after a longtime assistant coach was accused of sexually abusing boys, some of deem on campus. tonight, there is also word that tonight, there is also word that the university president may be the next out the door. our chief investigative correspondent armen keteyian has the latest from state college, pennsylvania. >> reporter: paterno made his announcement in a five-paragraph statement that said in part," i am absolutely devastated by the developments in the case. i grie

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mark phillips and elaine quijano have reports from both continentinent. and what happened to the remains of fallen american heroes at dover air force base. david martin talks to the whistle blowers. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it's not the way you'd expect a football legend to leave, not joe paterno, not penn state, where the motto for athletes is "success with honor." but today, paterno, who is 84, said he will retire at the end of this season. after questions were raised about what he did and what he failed to do after a longtime assistant coach was accused of sexually abusing boys, some of them on campus. tonight, there is also word that the university president may be the next out the door. our chief investigative correspondent armen keteyian has the latest from state college, pennsylvania. >> reporter: paterno made his announcement in a five-paragraph statement that said in part," i am absolutely devastated by the developments in the case. i grieve for the children and their f

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when ann phillips walks to get her mail, she's reminded of what she used to see. >> beautiful view. >> now, this is her view. rows and rows of 11 foot tall solar panels. >> aliens landed in the field. they're inside of a[ hiddis fence. >> the land is owned by sonoma÷ú valley unified school district a cording toÑizv phillips and neighbors, the panels went up without warning andmy without input. >> iym feel violated. i feel like our neighborhood has been violated. >> first thing we did is looked and identified areas that we could put the solar panels in. >> the deputy superintendent says there are a number of reasons the district put the panels at schools. >> we're looking to obviously save funds. to be more green and look more energy conscious. >> saying the project will save the district $26 million over next 25 years. and phillips says the district's savings are the neighborhood's loss. >> we were not aware that this solar field was going to go in at all. >> the school district claims there was notice given about the project and plenty of time to voice concerns at a public heari

all of them district residents, including the name of phillip bailey, the unkill monica bailey -- uncle monica bailey came to honor. >> lived in the district for many years. >> reporter: for years it was upsetting to monica and many others to see the memorial in such disrepair. trees were overgrown, the marble discolored and yards from the reflecting pool, few knew what it represented. >> for several years, it was worrisome. what is going to happen with this memorial? is it going to stay or, you know, what will happen to it? >> reporter: finally, after years of ignoring the memorial, the federal government agreed to spend millions to restore it. it now stands as beautiful as it was 80 years ago and is the focus of conflict. the district leaders say they will fight it. >> and today, we in the district of columbia, intend to make sure that this memorial remains dedicated solely to those veterans of the district of columbia. >> although the memorial was built on district land, the money to raise it was raised by district residents. those on the memorial, it was their mothers who spearheade

>> i am sure you can get it to uest:rough the phillips foundation. >> what is the phillips can foundation? h >> he bought up gregory books on >> the conservative book club. various other publications, but he gives out these very impressive rewards for young journalist who get -- i guess in call the reagan award. there are submissions andit is d judges. i am aware of the various i'nders. so he oversees this wholes complex of which i am a small, part.he you can definitely get the book to me through the phillipsll foundation.itely >> next call comes from new york city.ps fountion. hello. call >> zillow. caller i would, the reason the act of white terrorism. w iallyally this was described by people on the ride as muslimd terrorism, which was incorrect.s then it was described by people on the left as christian the terrorism, which is alsochristia incorrect.t. the only way this could have been described on this traffic s is a white racists who committee an act of white terrorism and af stemt system of white supremacy, fogetid christianity, forget, that is the only way it should be looked at.his

you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> if i were president, i would be willing to use waterboarding. i think it was very effective information fofr our country. >> i am for using techniques, not torture, but using those techniques we know will extract the information to save young american lives and i will be for it until i die. >> president obama has said he isn't watching these republican debates, but apparently he couldn't resist responding to this one. >> let me just say this. they're wrong. waterboarding is torture. it's contrary to america's traditions. it's contrary to our ideals. that's not who we are. >> let's talk about the impact of these debates. when i watched that waterboarding segment, all i could think of was these candidates are putting another brick on the house of crazy that they are building for themselves. the conversation moves ever more right every single time they have another one of these, and i think to some degree they've forgotten they presumably have to run in a general election and some of

conoco phillips owns the pipeline. their crews have been working overnight putting tarps and dirt over the oil to try and beat back the smell. they have no estimate of when the smell will be gone. no word yet on what caused the spill. our other top story covered in san francisco by terry mcsweeney he joins us live. i'm willing to bet it smells better where you are. >> reporter: it certainly does. out in front of is 's city hall 30 people wearing boxing gloves, a moment ago they were punching each other.l%áÑ turns out to be an exercise class. controversy in san francisco not new. take a look at the person at the center of the controversy, mayor ed lee. the front-runner, the mayor his campaign at the center of an investigation by the d.a.'s office over voter manipulation, fraud by his workers. san francisco is the only place the secretary of state is going to be sending observers today perhaps based on a complaint from seven of the other 15 candidates in the field for mayor all alleging voter fraud. another controversy

phillips was actually caught by the victim's family. the others got away. that person shot is in critical condition tonight. black friday shoppers stunned by what happened. >> well, for a holiday and everything, it just doesn't make any sense. everybody should be getting along. >> i'd probably put up a struggle, but at some point i'd probably run. >> police are trying to determine if the man in custody was the shooter. police are still looking for the other two systems caught on surveillance camera. >>> -- suspects caught on surveillance camera. >>> egypts military leaders are hoping the unrest will call this weekend. elizabeth palmer on the deadly fight for democracy still continuing in the middle east country. reporter: the start of the muslim weekend meant tens of thousands more people were free to join the crowds in tahrir square in the biggest turnout this week. they all want the same thing, an immediate end to military rule. s but across town the military -- rule, but across town the military supporters came out, too demanding the general stay in powe

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