phil, what do you make of this?>> donald is a really good friend of mine, and i don't want say this because he's friends, but i think what he's doing here is genius. and donald, i think not only because i think it will make for compelling television, but these people are not out of a job, larry, because of something they've done wrong. >> that's right. >> this is a system, that has put people who want to work -- they want to get out there and do something, but it's closed so many options to them. and when you get in that situation, you kind of go into a little bit of shock. and when you're in shock, you have some inertia. what we're going to have here are 16 people that are so relatable, these are going to be some of the most relatable people on television. and people are going to see them working hard and fighting back, learning different skills, using their abilities, their commitments in new and inventive ways. and i think it's going to energize so many people in america. i think psychologically, this is some of

phil. dr. phil will be back in our remaining two segments. the donald remains through this one.ht i was mentioning to dr. phil, donald. some of these people, when they're fired, are going to get job offers, right? >> well, we've have many people from "the apprentice" who have just done well. how about piers? he's a great guy and a great fan of yours, but he's taking your place, because sadly you've decided to hang it up, at least temporarily, right? >> larry: right. >> piers, i chose him as the apprentice, and he went on to do "america's got talent," and joan is going fantastically, and trace adkins is the number one country singer. when he went on "the apprentice," no one ever heard of him. >> larry: but do you think these people will get jobs out of this? >> the regular people do phenomenally well. one of the things we're doing, as people get fired, we've never done this before, this is new, we're introducing them to big ceos, like terry lundgren of macy's, who's a great guy and a great executive, and russell simmons and the folks at pvh, the great shirt company and dye compan

>> phil. >> larry: would you like to some day, phil? >> maybe. i don't know. it's tough.'s very -- maybe in another life. >> larry: do you think -- how does your mother feel about that, joe? >> she threw in the towel. she threw the towel in long ago. she'd like us to get married and -- you know, but just never happened. i don't know, it just hasn't. we all love our nephews. we adore our nephews, thank god. >> larry: they're going to be the inheriter of all this? >> right now they're 4 and 7. so they may want to be the next larry king, you never know, right? >> larry: could be. >> could be. >> larry: but i mean, there's no one to leave it to, right? >> well -- absolutely. >> i want them to be healthy and happy. when you have children, that's the most important thing. >> larry: it's unbelievable. are you very close with your mother? >> oh, yes. >> larry: how old is she? >> she won't let us -- she's older. she looks great. >> larry: where does she live? >> she lives in l.a., right here. >> larry: you guess? >> no, i said she lives in l.a. >> larry: how about the story that y

this is a city councilman, phil davison from minerva, ohio and phil would like to be nominated for treasurerf stark county. >> my name is phil davidson. and i am speaking on a nomination for the position of treasurer on november 10th. november of 2010, excuse me. and it terms of my background, i'm from the village of minerva where i'm serving my 13th year as elected services as a council member. in terms of education i have a bachelor's degree in sociology, a bachelor's degree in history, a masters degree in public administration and a masters degree in communication. >> jimmy: that's -- that goes without saying, i think, the fact that you are a master of communication is -- it is obvious. >> i've represented our party on the county ballot in both the primary and the general election when i ran for star county clerk of courts and star county commissioner 2000 and i will not apologize for my tone tonight. i have been a republican and i'm good and i have been a republican and i'm bad. >> jimmy: as if he's about to fight stone cold steve austin at the target center in minneapolis or something.

phil, what do you see? >> i am a lifelong reader of the edge braker pages. >> you have seen me in there? >> i will chuckle momentarily. the fact is that americans are living to be older and older and older, and we are able to, through the miracles of medical research that you described, keep the carcasses dying, not necessarily the brains. the aging of the baby boom generation, the fact that they will be living in fully finance 30,irement for, who knows, 3 40 years, will be an interesting problem. >> i think united states stands in danger of unraveling of the world power that has been a unique world power historically. one of the reasons is -- you touched on it when you talk about the internet. technology has reduced the importance of nationalities and borders and all of that type of thing. it has not eliminated it, but it has caused the dissidents to rely on patriotism to maintain its belief in itself. your book talks about the american century, which of course is the 20th century. we are now in the 21st c

phil mcgraw. from "castle," nathan fillion. and music from trace adkins.h cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, cheer up! here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, thank you. i'm jimmy, thank you for watching. thanks for making it out tonight. good to have you in my clutches. sit down. i'd like to talk to you guys about something. i need to -- and it's serious, too. it's very weird in here tonight, isn't it? did someone in the audience have a seizure or something before? well, will be. it's election season again. there seems to be more election seasons than seasons of "the bachelorette" now days. and some shocking results in the new york and delaware republican primaries last night, where well-known veteran politicians were upended by candidates affiliated by the tea party. it was especially shocking, because i've been to a lot of tea parties with my daughter, and most of the people there are stuffed animals, they're not even real, so -- it's not even tea. it's an imaginary liquid they pretend to pour out.

finally, though, a homeowner a few doors down let phil into his backyard and if all is well, he should be able to see his house across the canyon. and he can. it's the green one. with the burned-out buildings right behind it. >> oh, my gosh! i was so certain it was gone. >> reporter: still, a standing home doesn't mean an undamaged one. as relieved as phil is he won't be satisfied until he knows just how many days of work one horrible night has left him. in san bruno, garvin thomas, nbc bay area. >>> and the coverage of the explosion continues right here on nbc bay area. >> we have a lot coming up, lisa. let's react briefly to what we just saw. >> you spoke to him last night? >> i did. he was an extraordinary man. when they look out and they see that their home as survived when so many others are destroyed you feel relief but sadness at the same time and it's so arbitrary. >> and hard to imagine that homes did survive. when you see the ruptured pipe, that 30 foot ruptured pipe at the center of this investigation. we'llback.as beigwe'l be right back. b-a-c-c-a-l-a-u-r-e-a-t-e. baccalaur

it is done in six days, but it's just beginning for the phils. the terror continued. 2nd inning a monster home run off john lannan, phils up 1-0. the phils get a 3-0 lead and roy halladay strikes out danny espinoza in the 7th. halladay throws a two-hit complete game shutout and the phils clinch their fourth straight nl east title. they win 8-0. >>> orioles beat the rays 4-0 preventing tampa from clinching the al east crown. so there's that. laura is back right after this. have a good night.  right here in this neighborhood, i grew up learning strong families and hard work means opportunity. and that starts with good schools. it's a tradition here in maryland-- and why in these tough times i've put education first. we've made record investments in our classrooms... doubled the number of charter schools... and we've frozen college tuition for four years in a row. and it's working. experts say we now have the number one schools in the nation. when it comes to expanding opportunity in every neighborhood, i know that we must do even bette

phil's theory, the more self-confidence a child has, the more likely they are to succeed.t has this program done for you? >> it got me off the streets. if i didn't have this program, i would probably be on the streets right now, selling -- doing the usual. >> reporter: instead now you're training to be? >> a world champion. >> it's definitely worth it. >> reporter: that feeling you get. >> the feeling you get, yes, from these kids giving back to you. >> reporter: the ultimate payoff for phil and the kids, who now have a fighting chance. >> that is our broadcast for this friday night. and for this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we hope to see you right back here on monday night. in the meantime, have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> developing news right now from sfo, where a boeing 757 with 175 passengers and crew of six made an emergency landing. this happened an hour ago. u.s. airways flight 432 heading to maui from phoen

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it happened to phil davidson.can since -- and now is the time to seize this opportunity. with an aggressive campaign and an even more aggressive campaigner. let's send a message tonight to the people of stark county and to the people of the stark county democratic party! we're tired of business as usual! drastic times are call for what? drastic measures, yes, who said that? thank you! >> phil wanted to send a message. his message was heard. we flew him out here. >> thank you. thank you. good morning. thank "good morning america" for having me. >> when you watch this video, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? >> it's raw. it's rugged. it's real. i'm an emotional, passionate person. i wear the emotions and passions on my sleeves. and i wouldn't change a thing. >> on the video, you seem angry or upset. but in person, you're anything but. >> i know. thanks. people are saying that there's a polarization. in the delivery of the message i'm this fired up speaker. when i come here today, i'm more laidback and

phil housewives. and you're also checking in with the family.'ll see kudos to the promotions on the air because i have to hear you talk with this new mother. >> i'll tell you what, it is a tragic situation. but it has taken some twist and turns that i don't think anybody expected. i mean just when you think you kind of have things surrounded, you find out that there is a whole other level of challenge here. and we're dealing with young people's lives and the reason i took this on again last year. but we're going to bring everybody up to date and let everybody know what is going on and the last chapter of this story is yet. >> and you're looking extremely dapper these days. including the three piece suit today. is this a move on the dr. phil part? you were previously a largerman. >> i am a poster child for adult garr animals. and when i travel robin puts my clothes together and puts my socks together. so she dresses me like a ken dahl and i just wear what is hanging on the hanger. i think it looks good. >> it sure looks g. thanks for joining us s

america" -- >>> their multi -- learn how their strong work ethic and experience helped george and philnd joe and gavin an adrian reach the top, they're all together, right here next on "larry king live." they're all here, for the first time ever on the show. joe maloof, gavin maloof. they still work together as a family. tell me about your father. >> larry: was it always going to be a business? >> we were brought up to be with one another and fight against the competition, not mornamongs ourselves. >>. >> larry: what was it like to grow up the only girl, adrian? >> i think -- obviously, it makes you very tough and you have to learn -- kind of the school of hard knocks. but i think overall, it's made me very independent, very strong, and i admire them they let me be that way as well. >> larry: and you're the only one married, right. >> twins, four and a 7-year-old. >> i was a state senator in new mexico for about seven years, but i also wanted to work in the family business. >> we start at 10 years old in the liquor warehouse loading trucks, never had a holiday to ourselves, christmas,

>> i just want to take a moment to commend phil and this commission and the staff of the rec and park department for their hard work over the last year. i will say that since phil has been in the leadership position at the department, culturally the doors have been much more open to collaboration and working with community groups and solving problems and that was an awfully impressive list of things that got done. and i think a lot of times i spend my energy trying to keep phil from moving too fast but i think to his credit, there's a lot of high pressure situations president buell: don't we all. >> i know. and we're facing a lot of scarcity and uncertainty. the things that make people really upset is when they feel like they can't be included, they don't have a voice and when the neighborhood that they need and want and love so much isn't being respected and so neighborhood parks council commits to continuing to work with the department over the next year and taking it to the next level, particularly when when it comes to outreach and collaboration and i also think to your questions

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keep this picture up while i bring in our phil black.u're able or how far you are or where you are, if you can see this picture or hear this picture, but it seems like he has stepped out here and has been greeted enthusiastically by the crowd there. like you said, there was some speculation on what crowds he would draw on this visit, but has that been the kind of reaction to him, a lot of enthusiasm for this pope? >> yeah. and t.j., he hasn't had too much trouble drawing crowds wherever he's gone. i'm standing in the park where 80,000 are expected to sell prat a pope with him. he's at the westminster cathedr cathedral, the most important house. he's now currently greeting and meeting thousands of school children who have traveled to london from across this country to spend a little bit of time with him there. during the mass, though, that finished just a short time ago, he had some interesting words to say about the child sex abuse scandalle. it is the first time he has addressed this issue during the visit here. he spoke of the immense

phil mickelson check him out here on the 12th floor. shot of the day. three back of the leaders despite this beautiful eagle. a 169 jeff ogelby and luke donald are in a three way tie for the lead. we'll get you completely up to date tonight at 10 10:00 on how the padres and rockies did. that's the sporting life. >> they are on a roll definitely tonight. >> no doubt. >> mark, thank you. >>> that is our report for now. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. good night. ah, focus group. so what are we testing here?

the most dramatic story i heard from night is from phil. he and his family live on chairman -- claremont drive, the epicenter of the fire phil is with me tonight. phil, tell us what you told me in the same way you told it to me. what happened to you and your family? >> well, we were just sitting down for dinner, my wife and i and two kids, three and five years old. just was we were sitting down, our house started shaking. we thought it was an earthquake. looking for a door frame to go under. i toll my kids, don't worry, don't worry. and it just kept getting worse, and i said, everybody go to the garage so we moved, four people stuck together to the garage, and i looked out our back window, which is on the canyon, a deck on the canyon, and i saw debris falling on our deck and i saw flames -- i don know where they war coming from. and my wife opened up the garage door, and people were running down the street. we could feel the heat through our house. we could feel just heat coming through the wall. and so i just yelled, everybody get in the c

phil matier has the evidence in hand. phil. >> reporter: that's right, allen. we are talking about flyers that have begun popping up at muni yards like this one here at fisherman's wharf and they have muni officials downtown worried. >> if it does happen, we'll be ready. >> reporter: that was muni spokesman paul rose reacting to anonymous flyers calling for a four-day sickout of muni drivers begin september 14. >> i heard about it, yeah. it's a lot of unfair things going on that people don't realize. we can't really say anything. >> reporter: the drivers union quickly issued their own flyer saying the sickout was in no way sanctioned by the union. but union officials concede that mta's move to turn of sick leave policies and overtime for drivers on shift layovers and charge drivers $80 a month for parking at bus yards has angered many at the yards. >> the mta has basically violated our contract. they just steamrolling right over everything that we have in our contract. >> reporter: and in a city charter amendment going before voters in november to end the guara

phil-ism? when in rome, hook up with a black guy.h i don't think that was you. >> i don't think that was me. >> jimmy: next. >> jimmy: next. don't let your allig don't let your alligator mouth overload your humming bird ass. if you don't kill something, you ed.jimmy: you did say that. this is an eat and kill world. if you don't kill something, you id nt just go eat what he killed. i did not. >> i don't even know what that means. >> me, neither. but you did say it. >> no, i did not say it. adid not. >> jimmy: that says you did. >> no, i did not say that. >> jimmy: if you sprinkle when you tink el, be a sweetie, wipe the seatie. okay >> i think that's a kimmel-ism. >> jimmy: that may be, yes. okay. no. i don' i don't think that was real. i don't care how flat you make a pancake, it's got two sides. we're going to have a donkey >> jimmy: you did say that. yes. we're going to have a donkey barbecue and i'm going to furnish the ass. >> i have said that. >> jimmy: you did say that. well, in you go. you did pretty well. istings., everybody.

phil davidson joins us live. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> some rise by sin and some virtual fault. >> and some like me will stab nut face with a salad fork. >> you are a thug and i apologize for nothing. >> i am and i am proud of it. go away. >> let's welcome our guest. i am here with the delightful and the delicious diane pho falzone. she hos "the diana falzone show." and put a ring on it on we -- is that we? she is so hot tauuilla takes shots of her. and mr. van horn. he knows comic i'm tooing like i know basement lining. and my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. fun fact, the centers for disease control has him on speed dial. and why shouldn't that? and that mown means it is monica crowly. and fox news contributor, she is so hot she received an honorary degree from the sun. and he is a dirty skink who publishes bunk. good to see you, pinch. >> a very happy upcoming birthday to one miss monica crowellly. and i present to you a lifetime subscription to the paper of record as well as every book maureen dowd has written o

my name is phil.friends call me big phil. >> i'm not afraid to get down in my tuxedo, if you're not afraid to let the wind mess your hair up a little bit when i take the top down. >> perhaps even a nice bath with some champagne and candles. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: some of them might still be available. i don't know. we don't know. we're checking on that? our final clip of the night is this guy who recorded his roommate laughing, and his roommate's laugh just keeps going on and on. it's the craziest laugh. watch this guy. >> i still love you! ♪ [ laughter ] >> oh, my god. wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's good. ha, ha, ha, ha! [ cheers and applause ] it goes longer and longer and longer. i saved you from him. all right. those are the four clips we have today. questlove, let's see what you can do with it, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ world world world ♪ ♪ aaaaah aaaah, aaaah aaaah, aaaah ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the opportunity we've been waiting for ♪ ♪ champagne and candles ♪ champagne and candles ♪ cham

. >>> speaking of clenching, phils had the champagne on ice. a towering shot, philadelphia led it, 1-0. that's all they need because roy haliday was dealing. struck out danny espinosa. the phils win their fourth straight n.l.e. crown. >>> rays and marlins, needed extra innings. ended with a walk-off single in the 11th. braves won, 1, now a half game up in the wild card race. that'sour early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> yourarly morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a treasurered american landmark makes a come bak. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." the east coast, get gear ready. we are looking at ra once again from the southeast up through the northeast. scteredhowers and even som thunderstorms will be in the forecast. sght risk we could see severe storms mainly from the mid-atlantic down through the southeast. nice temperatures through the middle part of the country. he west, to still dealing with the heat >>> a break in the rain tomorrow along the e

>> bret: phil keating in a dark and rainy miami. phil, thank you very much. now taking a look at the u.s. house races we're watching. we will stay down in florida. there is another race down there that is getting very nasty. it's right here in the 18th congressional district. there you see the incumbent democratic congressman alan grayson, running an add against republican opponent daniel webster, linking webster's religious beliefs to those of the taliban. >> he wants to force raped women to bear the child. >> submit to me. >> taliban webster, hands off our bodies and our laws. >> bret: well, that ad was released on final day of a sunshine state poll. that poll was taken saturday through monday. it has webster leading by seven points over grayson. as you see here, 43-36%. webster says he has taken in about $70,000 in donations since that ad came out. so we'll be using the big fox board throughout the next 34 days. that brings us, however, to our featured text to vote poll tonight. the question tonight for you: what is your opinion of negative campaign ads? y

the phils win their fourth straight n.l. east crown with an 8-0 win over washington. >>> rays and marlins, needed extra innings. ended with a walk-off single in the 11th. braves won, 2-1, now a half game up in the n.l. wild card race. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> the latest lindsay lohan lunacy, your early morning entertainment headlines straight ahead. >>> plus, washed away from flooding. a treasured american landmark make as comeback. >>> you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist domenica davis. the heat is backing off in the west. l.a., hottest day on record yesterday with 113. down to 101. that is a significant difference. 103 in las vegas. the differences, we start to get an onshore flow bringing moisture and help back off all of that heat. up to the north, seattle 71 today, and that's what we're looking at showers. wednesday's temperatures get better falling into the upper 80s in los angeles. could have some thunderstorms in the desert southwest. if yo

phil keating, from florida. thank you. our burning question, do you support repealing the health care law. foxnews.com/"america's newsroom", simple yes or no and we'll let you know the results in a matter of moments. by the way the lines are burning up on that question now. martha. martha: there's a question, do these 20 states argueing this case against the new health care law and whether or not it's constitutional, do they have a good case? let's bring in fox judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. this is going to be very interesting. how strong is the case they're bringing before this federal judge today? >> i think it's a very strong case because it's one that's never been heard by the courts before. congress has regulated anything from the amount of wheat you can grow in your back yard to the strength of the water flow in your shower to the number of legs on the chairs in your home under the commerce clause, has never used the commerce clause power to say you must purchase a product that you don't want to purchase

and in golf tiger woods will retain his number one status barring a record setting performance from phil mickelson on the final day of the tour championship meanwhile it's jim fury can say it's at the top before sunday's action . so for both of us townsend it's relentless march to the second russian prime in a crowded four years hit a new high on saturday the biggest backside not showing up the biggest win of the season and they expand solves. zinni to receiving just reward for employing a normal out attack policy twenty five minutes into the game the on fire and sounded good shot for heading home an expert fashion their second came from the spot bunker was not it's believed he was founded in the penalty area and so did the referees who shook his international danny did the rest of the thirty three minutes and just moments later it soon became a story that shocked the doing the hard part was of which were the tapping there. so it might have been forgiven for getting a little casual of this stage but i think maybe temporary price slack defending from thomas what channel may treat gary cha

and in golf tiger woods will retain his number one status barring a record setting performance from phil mickelson on the final day of the tour championship meanwhile it's jim sits at the top for sunday's action. so for both of us stands on its relentless march to the second russian prime in a crowd in four years hit a new high on saturday the biggest backside not showing up the biggest win of the season and the expanse of south zinni to receiving just reward for employing a normal out attack policy twenty five minutes into the game be on fire and he's on the pitch for heading home expert fashion their second came from the spot bungalow sauvage believe it was open ended in the penalty area and so did the referees who should use international danny do the rest up to thirty three minutes and just moments later to be king three it's worked well for doing the hard part was a bitch with a tapping there. so it might have been forgiven for getting a little casual at this stage but i think maybe a temporary price slapped defending from thomas about chatting with me treat get a chance to go to ha

within this is phil, bay mud, shall mud, and then down sand. re tom hill, at one time second street ended at howard. at that point, there was a large hill. the wealthy people of san francisco lived on top of the hill, and churches were built along howard. then the city fathers in the 1920's let us knock down the hill, let us extend second street, and it finishes at the ballpark now. as you move south along second, that whole area, you get into rock. many of these old warehouse buildings, as you approach rincon hill, are sitting on rock. if you go down to king street, which is the street that fronts the ballpark, if you cross the street from the ballpark and the look on the sidewalk, there is actually a little brass plates that depict the location of the bluff that existed, the transition from the beach to the vertical cliffs that existed at second street. at second and king. all of that was taken down, and they have built warehouses. now at his condominium developments. and portions of mission bay. the first building of mission bay, third and t