phillip. he's the custodian every year he is 0 our go to person and our ambassador one of the consequences is to do community services in which our students are ask the to clean up united states school yard by the way, there's simply no garbage in our yards. he is hardworking, dictated, kind, friendly, caringable, organized and simply awesome. i have to condense this to the top 10 list. we appreciate when mr. phillip responds in a split second who called on the walkie-talkie. when we sets upor long tables everyday he never complains. when mr. phillip puts all the lost and found items especially those hard items neatly for all to retrieve. when mr. phillip fixes the things that don't work. when mr. phillip greets people with sir, and ma'am, and he greets everyone everyday with some such a pleasant demeanor we appreciate him and ii appreciate his work ethics. he approaches his work with pride and patience. he never get upset and most of all we appreciate his actions that he truly loves his schoo

let's welcome phillip and chloe >> hi there, phillip. >> hi, chloe >> so, this play, it's been quite a journey. we're talking 3 1/2 years, maybe nearly 50 different drafts and 5 workshops? . >> five workshops, yes. >> so, looking back at the journey, how has it been for you and has it come out as you expected it would? . >> what's interesting is if you work on a play this long, normally there are times that it becomes redundant and you get a little bored with the piece. it's only natural. it's pushing 4 years now. this one was interesting in that it never got boring or ever felt redundant and each thing that we did over these almost 4 years, whether it was going off to sundance or to writer's retreat they have in sheritan, wyoming -- is that where you went? . >> that was in utah and la as well, down there at the institute. >> they have another writer's retreat in sheritan, wyoming, so i spent time out there and we workshoped this in san francisco, we have done readings at the asia society in new york. each time we did a workshop, each time we did a reading, it moved the piece forward

phillips replied, this doctor is extremely successful. we check everyone out and does not need this gig so he is totally unbiased and ethical." aeg live claims that during rehearsals, dr. murray worked for and was paid by michael jackson. but the michael jackson argues otherwise. who do you believe employed dr. conrad murray at the time of michael's death? >> the complaint is very clear in alleging that it was aeg and the defendants at aeg who were employing dr. conrad murray. >> aeg had negotiated a contract to pay murray's salary. but the company says that agreement would have covered only the upcoming "this is it" concert. >> whatever interaction michael jackson had with dr. murray didn't really concern or involve us until the tour started that's when this contract would have kicked in. we had never started to pay dr. murray. we had never officially employed him. because that contract never got signed. >> so, to you, this contract is null and void or -- >> yeah, to me, it never took effect because it required michael's signature. >> mr

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never got any of that. >> we met phillip in san quentin prison in california. and he really stood out as this young kid in a very hardcore old-school prison. his life was at a pretty precarious point, but he also remained sort of optimistic. >> from the second i got in trouble to this moment in time, i know god put me in this cell for a reason. whatever it is, i don't know at this time. maybe it was just to give me time to realize what i was doing. or who knows? maybe there's something inside this time that i'm going to do that's going to put me into perspective and make he realize stuff. i don't know. but i'm in here for a reason other for than the crime that i did, that god has a plan for me. i'll be all right. i'm going to make it. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it, you're moving it. >> i said i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. >> kirkpatrick rejected the lessons he had learned from his biological family at a very young age. that's when all his problems began. >> my mom gave me the best advice that she could. ever

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in that interview, phillips said the decision to hire conrad murray and pay him $150,000 per month was solely michael's choice. >> he stared at me with this very deep stare and he said you don't understand. my body is what fuels this entire venture. and, like barack obama, i need my own physician with me 24/7, okay. that's not negotiable. >> reporter: phillips believed michael had a very personal reason for taking on the scheduled 50 concerts. >> i said why now? i'd been chasing him to come out of retirement, to get on the stage and perform live for three years. this was, you know, like a mission of mine. a quest. and he said to me, very interesting, was very poignant, he said i'm doing it now because my kids are old enough to appreciate what i do. >> reporter: michael's children could end up playing a major role in this case. 16-year-old prince, the oldest, is on the witness list and has already testified during depositions. stating that he was intimately ininvolvolved in his father's affairs. >> when prince jackson gets up on the witness stand, it will be a very dramatic time. prince

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finally he said, phillip, i would not stand there and take that crap. the moment he opened his mouth, i would say stop. okay. so it wasn't contentious but what it was that area of discomfort. racial politics are very tricky this day and age and if you want to really address certain things, you have to go to that area of discomfort and you have to go to the area beyond discomfort of being slightly offensive of each other. as long as you are in a context of trust and say this is an art piece we are working on, we are working for the truth of the characters, at sundance i worked with two, in terms of the african american actors, two generous actors who were willing to, with myself, kind of spar a bit to make sure that what we ended up with was a truthful character and a truthful relationship between the african americans and the asian american characters and that it was one in which both were speaking truth to truth. you know, one character wasn't just a sounding board for the other, that in fact truth talking to truth, right versus right. that's difficult

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who is phillip? >> phillip is treat's judger brother. his most dominating characteristic is he's been in a sense incarcerated in his house for essentially the last 15 years when the play begins. because he's been persuaded to believe that if he goes outside he will tlq a fatal allergic reaction to the outside world and so he's a boy -- a young man whose entire concepts of the world is based around the four walls of the house, the television and his brother. >> rose: and later he's given a map. >> and later he's given a map and the keys. >> rose: and then you arrive. >> i was so hoping that the two of you would have played that game with me where charlie said "who is treat?" and you would have said "well, treat is the central figure in the play." who is phillip? well, fill slip the central figure in the play. >> rose: (ughs) en w'd have a debate here. >> harold, to me, is someone who i've chosen-- and this has been a wonderful thing because i'm more comfortable now doing because i have a lot to evolve

who is phillip? >> phillip is treat's judger brother. his most dominating characteristic is he's been in a sense incarcerated in his house for essentially the last 15 years when the play begins. because he's been persuaded to believe that if he goes outside he will tlq a fatal allergic reaction to the outside world and so he's a boy -- a young man whose entire concepts of the world is based around the four wa, the h the andvision and his brother. os later he's given a map. >> and later he's given a map and the keys. >> rose: and then you arrive. >> i was so hoping that the two of you would have played that game with me where charlie said "who is treat?" and you would have said "well, treat is the central figure in the play." who is phillip? well, fill slip the central figure in the play. >> rose: (laughs) then we'd have a debate here. >> harold, to me, is someone who i've chosen-- and this has been a wonderful thing because i'm more comfortable now doing because i have a lot to evolve whether i got i

who is phillip? >> phillip is treat's judger brother. his most dominating characteristic is he's been in a sense incarcerated in his house for essentially the last 15 years when the play begins. because he's been persuaded to believe that if he goes outside he will tlq a fatal allergic reaction to the outside world and so he's a boy -- a young man whose entire concepts of the world is based around the four walls of the house, the television and his brother. >> rose: and later he's given a map. >> and later he's given a map and the keys. >> rose: and then you arrive. >> i was so hoping that the two of you would have played that game with me where charlie said "who is treat?" and you would have said "well, treat is the central figure in the play." who is phillip? well, fill slip the central figure in the play. >> rose: (laughs) then we'd have a debate here. >> harold, to me, is someone who i've chosen-- and this has been a wonderful thing because i'm more comfortable now doing because i have a lot to e

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another is phillips' refining business -- it's downstream business is different. they have chemical operations, and midstream operations. valero doesn't have that. so that allows phillips to benefit from other parts of the business and not just from producing gasoline i realize would it be fair to say that u.s. refiners still do have a competitive advantage over non-u.s. refiners for the simple fact you have cheap and natural gas, greater volumes of cheaper crude that's onshore, things are starting to look for them here as opposed to elsewhere? >> that's true true, mandy. they do have access to cheaper crude, but they have the ability to export. u.s. gas demand has come down a bit, but they're sending gasoline youth side the u.s. that's helped them and what protected them. philip weiss, thank you for your thoughts. >>> thank you, our earns squad digging into big up names and after the bell, we have their keys to the call and earnings numbers coming up. >>> plus street talk, that's also coming up. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that

my name is phillip riser, i live across the street from the proposed project. i live at 2 sprus spreet. my wife and i are also the former owners of this street. i'm here on behalf my wife and family to express our full support. the proposed project does not meet any requirements of the d r and should not be before you at all. it's respectful to the existing house and visible to the public area. as the former owner of this property, we spent 18 months developing plans for the house in working with the neighbors. in our case, we had proposed a 3rd story on the north far side of the house. despite our efforts, we were subject to the same replease be seated repeated obstructions by the neighbors even though it had little or no effect on them. they are protecting their own interest regardless of legality or impact. this neighbor has spent the last four years strategically derailing any proposal for the renovation of this home. they did so also with the original owners and now they are trying to do it with the current owners. despite multiple opportunities to purchas