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campbell, phil campbell, phil campbell, and phil campbell, and all the other phil campbells heading here from around the world, this is now an international relief effort. >> to be able to come here and do even a little bit to help and to raise money, and with our connection, with phil campbells, it's a wonderful opportunity to try to help people who have been through >> i couldn't wait to get up in the morning and talk to people and see how they were doing and really get first hand knowledge and see if i could do anything. >> all i can do is empathize and support them the best way that i can and that is to use my name in the same way of everybody else taking part. is to raise profile and indirectly, you know, get donations to help them rebuild. >> so far, the phils have raised over $30,000. but perhaps more importantly, they brought hope to their newly adopted home. andy gallagher, bbc news, phil campbell, alabama. >> what a great story. let's get our main news again. disturbances have been reported throughout syria as tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets after fr

fichlt phil campbell. phil campbell.phil. >> we have been training to give it the first push of. >> getting homes. >> keep the conversation going. if we don't keep the conversation going small towns will just disappear. >> people are so good to us when we come. you just want to come and help do something you c. >> whe wasour room >> 9-yr-ol baker and mother lost everything. where was the front door. >> right about there. >>reporter: this little girl told me it feels lake the world forgot until the phil came to town. >> they have helped us st. >> they have helped a lot. more than they will probably ever know. >> i have tears in my eyes willing to come and help and do all they are doing. >>reporter: we heard that quite a bit. neighbors with tears in their eyes. because someone from so far away cares so much. if abc news, phil campbell, alabama. >>> awfully nice gesture. 18 phil campbell showed up there to help apparently. >> back up date the forecast. spencer is here. kind of steamy coming up. >> you are right. steamy next

with the help of phil campbell, phil campbell, phil campbell, and phil campbell, this is an international relief effort. >> we will do what we can to help them raise money. without connection, this is a wonderful opportunity to try to help people who have been through such a hard time. >> i guess i can get up to the morning and talk to people and see how they were doing. i can really get firsthand knowledge and see if i can do anything. >> what i can do is empathize and support them the best way that i can which is to use my name in the same way of everyone else. this is to raise the profile on the town and get donations to help them rebuild. >> so far, they have raised over $30,000. perhaps more importantly, they have brought hope to their newly adopted home. >> it has been announced that gabby giffords will be in tucson this weekend for the first time she was shot there in january. she was released from hospital on wednesday, five months after a gunman opened fire at one of her campaign events. that ends today's broadcast. for all of us here, thank you so much for watching. have a great

campbell, phil campbell and phil campbell and all the other phil campbells heading from all over the world, this is now an international relief effort. >> to be able to be come here and do even a little bit to help and to raise money, and with our connection phil campbells, it's a wonderful opportunity to try to help. people have been just also savage time, really. >> i guess i couldn't wait to get up in the morning and talk to people and see how they was doing and you know, really get firsthand knowledge and see if i could do anything. >> all i can do is empathize and support them in the best way that i can. and that is to use my name in the the same way everybody else the taking part. it's indirectly get donations to help them rebuild. >> so far the phils have raised over 30,000 dollars. but perhaps more importantly, they brought hope to their newly adopted home. andy gallagher, "bbc news" phil campbell, beal. >> picture this, a scenic village enlisted as a unesco world heritage sight. now it seems they like it so much they decided to build a replica in the guanzon province and the

also, in a town called phil campbell, a small army of people named phil campbell will lend a hand to save a namesake. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> hard times that left financially pinched homeowners desperate to avoid foreclosure. thousands are getting information from non-profit group with a history of getting banks to modify loans. david louie has details. >> there is no mistaking the desperation on their faces. they want to keep their homes but the recession impacted their jobs or income. the lenders keep saying no to a loan modification. jeff ruben of novato can count the rejections. >> three times over the last, like i said, about three years or so. always a turn-down. always a turn-down. always they lose the paperwork. always it just never works out. >> naca, neighborhood aanalysis tance cooperation of -- assistance corporation of america is here to break the pattern. the troubled homeowners can sit down across from the banker. >> they have always been denied. we're having a hard time communicating with them. >> naca has negotiated deals with l

. >> phil, what happened to the tax extensions being on the ballot? is that issue dead? >> reporter: that issue for this law-making group is dead but the governor said what he plans to do is possibly go out with people, gather signatures from folks like you and i, and try to put it on the november ballot. he hasn't given up on the idea but it's gonna be up to him and not the lawmakers to do it this time. >> not them. and, if it passes, they get paychecks again. >> if this one passes and he signs it they get paychecks again. >> all right. phil matier, sacramento. >>> tonight we're seeing images of brian stow in a confrontation with a dodgers fan not long before he was beat then to a coma. joe vasquez shows us this new video and what it could mean for the investigation into the beating. joe? >> reporter: well los angeles police say they are looking over the new video, posted late last night by gossip web site. the mz, a video shot hours before the beating of brian stow.

phil, tell us what you are doing this summer. >> hello. it is hot.it is almost too hot to wear the vest. which i never take out. the recreation and park department's summer is the most joyous and exciting and important time. i want to thank mayor lee and superintendent for 7 on your side. and all my colleagues back here for the vision, which is simple. the best way to keep kids busy during the summer is to give them healthy things to do. that is what we are all about. i am going to give you an overview of some of the things we are doing. we are proud to be able to offer over 30,000 camp slots for our kids. 30,000. that is an increase, mr. mayor, from last year. our camp programs are fantastic. they range from traditional to art camps, but we are always recognizing that kids today think differently than we did when we were kids. so we have skateboarding, surfing, the amex viking -- bmx biking, activities for young and old, roller soccer, all kinds of sports. one of our most important principles is every child has an opportunity to participate regardle

assessor phil ting plays a crucial role in our city. his office is responsible for calling on all of us to pay our property taxes. maybe not so popular, but we like him. [laughter] his office makes sure that the revenue is here for the city budget. without further ado, please welcome city assessor phil ting. >> thank you. i am usually not popular with everyone else, but with other city officials, i am very popular. come budget time, they come calling. welcome to city hall. happy new year, everybody. it is an honor to see all of you here. it is a reminder for all of us as public servants that we are here to serve you. the day we opened city hall to all of you -- it is quite an honor to see all of you here celebrating with us. it is a reminder of how we have to constantly keep city hall opened, not just for the folks that have access, but for those that do not. it has been a struggle. as my colleagues have talked about, it has been a struggle for the community. and it is not over yet. we have some high hurdles to face, serious budget issu

i'm phil. >> the people are so good to us when we come.something if you can. >> helped a lot. more than they'll know. >> her name is not phil campbell. phil campbell was named after 19th century railroad man that kept a promise to merchants and built the railroad depot where the town near stands. >>> now move over to ton known as lisa argen with the forecast. >> fairly typical. we'll see changes. getting used to that every couple of days here. starting out with extensive clouds. that's not new. we head outside and we have a few clouds out there. the sun is coming up at 5:48. this is from the roof camera. sun today. the trend, yes, warmer weather. i'll explain next. >> all right. also next, a's and giants in the battle of the bay. tim lincecum faces a guy making his second start in the majors. no way timmy can lose, right? larry beil has highlights coming up in this morning's sports. i have fallen in love with making bird houses. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible crow. here are some things that i'll make as little portals

i want to thank phil's leadership, and the old department of rec and park. again, increasing the number of slots more than they have this year. we are on course to exceed that with more than 8800 slots identified and more to come we are making strides in that effort. and then, working with all of the agency is a around these programs, the summer programs, increasing the amount of funding that we have to keep kids active buying in an indirect way. even our representative of the library here today, to talk about some of the free programs they are going to offer aimed at kids, passes to our museums and all the other special tassels that will be available to our youth. i think this summer is going to mark another enriched summer of programs, activities that we have. again, it is reflective of the city coming together, not thinking this is someone else's problem. this is our challenge. we are responding to the town -- to the challenge not by a grudging attitude, by embracing things that work, things that work together with us, and it will be a positive enrichment

we thank filled for his efforts. -- we thank phil for his efforts. >> [speaking spanish] >> my name is chris martinez. i am translating. she said good afternoon. -- my name is grace martinez. she said she is a child at the heart and a member of days. -- child at brett hart and member of grace. "my concern are all the cuts that have affected our schools." >> [speaking spanish] >> it is necessary that we find funds for education and to improve services for our families. we need to be able to work and have the capacity to have good working jobs. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i am the political action share for seiu local 1021 and a nonprofit worker here in san francisco. we represent workers, rn's and other health-care providers in community clinics and in general hospitals. we represent the classified nutrition workers and the school secretaries and the folks that keep your schools clean. we also represent many of the nonprofits, especially supportive housing and mental health care. this is, for us, the third year of straight cuts in a row. we see things in san francisco that w

phil, always good to talk to you.hank you, anderson. >> got more on the trial in our next hour on 360. also ahead raw politics. president obama taking some tough shots at gop lawmakers in the budget standoff. still ahead tonight, painting a better future for themselves. a program that's helping to send kids to college while sprucing up their neighborhoods. that's next. losing your chex mix too easily? time to deploy the chex mix boring potato chip decoy bag. now no one will want to steal the deliciousness. with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix is a bag of interesting. [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil. here's one story. i'm keith baraka and i'm a fire fighter. it's an honor to be a fire fighter. my job involves life or death situations and it's very physically demanding. if i'm sore, i have a headache, i'm not at my best. i've tried store brands. advil just works for me. advil is my go to. it's my number one pain reliever. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take actio

phil mcgraw. >> so dr.ony was sexually abused by her father starting when she was eight years old and this is why she was able to disconnect and lie repeatedly about caylee's disappearance. there's no evidence of sexual abuse to this point. does that make any sense to you? is that common among victims of abuse? >> well, it's not. and look, anderson, i don't want to do anything to trivialize if a child has been molested in any way. in this case, first off we don't know that took place. it came out very conveniently timing-wise to try to explain the unexplainable, but also, let me tell you that the fact that someone has been sexually abused when they are a child in no way justifies, causes or underwrites the kind of behavior that she is being accused of here. and it is a complete disconnect, and i'm surprised that this is their strategy. i think it is desperate. and i think it will not resonate with the jury. >> it was also interesting today, george anthony took the stand again denied sexually abusing his dau

phil mickelson has nothing to celebrate on his birthday. you've seen walkoffs in baseball but not one like this. >>> well, good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> the "wall street journal" reports the aarp, the powerful lobbying group for older americans, is dropping its longtime opposition to social security cuts. "the journal" says the group has concluded change to the program is inevitable and they want to try to minimize the damage. still, the move risks alienating many of the its 37 million members. >>> newly released court papers reveal former imf chief dominic strauss-cannes tried to claim diplomatic immunity in new york when arrested for allegedly trying to rape a maid. he's on house arrest awaiting trial. >>> last night texas executed a man by lethal injection. convicted of fatally stabbing a fellow inmate in state prison in 1999, 32-year-old lee taylor who claimed self-defense is the fifth inmate to be executed in the lone star state this year.

phil's was detected early and he's going to be okay. three things to look for.you have a lump in your neck. any difficulty swallowing. or if you have a sore threat that lasts for more than two weeks. don't ignore that. >> this is something, again, if you are attentive and alert this can be cured? >> reporter: it can be. that's the good news within this story. >> all right, thank you, dr. richard besser. >>> and now, news of a superstar. the shaq attack is coming to a close. basketball giant shaquille o'neal tweeted today he is retiring. in his 19-year career, the 39-year-old has earned four nba titles, one mvp trophy but has struggled recently with injuries. he'll be remembered for his charisma and colorful nicknames, as well as his slam dunks and dominance on the court. >>> and, they were the all-american family, the huxtables, and today, we learned a beloved member of the cosby show" has died. clarice taylor, who played bill cosby's mother. she had worked in the post office by night, auditioned by day, until her big break came on "sesame street." later, she jo

rollins scores to make it 3-1 phils.that would be plenty for roy halladay, in vintage cy young kind of form. top seven, two aboard, jesus, your pinch-hitter and nothing in a pinch. halladay trying to finish what he started in the ninth, he does just that getting the ryan sweeney double play ball. how about the 63rd career complete game for halladay, 3-1 the phils beat the a's. >>> start your engines, the toyota it savemart 350 in sonoma, the sprint cup series. racers say this is the toughest course in the series. why? look at brian vickersor coming too hot. tony stewart hits him. we've got a caution. kurt busch started 11th, on 52, takes the inside angle and passes clint boyar. classic. this time stewart gets the worst of it, lost in a sea of whitealls, he would finish in 39th place and busch cruises to his first win of the season. he led for 75 of the 110 laps. jeff gordon finished second. comcast sportsnet insider joins us live from sonoma with more. >> reporter: kurt busch was all smiles after a domineering performanc

cbs 5 political insider phil matier and former san francisco mayor willie brown.ay there. >>> time now is 6::52. in a few hours, thousands of firefighters will gather here in san francisco to remember two of their own. >> we'll have a live report on today's tribute to the fallen firemen and what you need to know about road closures in the area. >> and if you have a story idea or comment you would like to share with us, email that man right there, that's brian@cbs5.com. with a tribute to san francisco's finest. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. francisco to remember two of their own... anne makovec is at saint mary's catherdral, where the final prep funeral are >>> firefighters all over the country will flood into san francisco to remember two of their own. anne makovec is at st. mary's cathedral that's where the final preparations for today's funeral mass are under way. >> reporter: this cathedral is

all of the programs, whether it is phil ginsberg to making sure our parks are open and affordable for our use, -- youth, or it is muni where there were free passes for low-income youth, and working with bill, making sure we have a fair justice system that reunites youth

phil matier reports for us they did so without republican support. phil. >> reporter: that's right.le push from behind. nothing like the threat of losing your paycheck to get things down. do we have a real budget or a can being kicked down the road? >> what you are going to get is a band-aid. >> i don't think there's any choice right now. >> reporter: about the best thing lawmakers could say about the budget is that thanks to some heavy cutting, at least it's smaller than it was before having been trimmed from a $26 billion deficit down to about a $9 billion deficit. >> the can was this big. now the can is this big. >> reporter: and since republicans nixed the governor's call for extending sales and vehicle license tax, the new plan calls for raising local sales taxes by about .25%, raising the registration fees on your car by $12, taking back about $3 billion from public schools, with the remaining $4 billion hole being filled by selling and leasing back state buildings, taking money from preschool programs, and a host of other one-time deals and bookkeeping gimmicks. and -- >> we

phil lisp. good to have you here. >> great to be here. >> i hear every season as i hear every season, this is the worst allergy season ever. i hear it every year. >> if you feel like it's the worst season, you're onto something. this is arguingly the worst in ten years. no wonder you're feeling badly, exactly. medications work, but it's really about preventing triggers to get the most out of your allergy medicines. >> and you came up with a really great list from "prevention" magazine with some of those triggers. what are the triggers? >> most of us know the really obvious triggers like you don't go jogging outside when the pollen count is through the roof, but there are more subtle triggers that we might not think about that can make a big difference. >> one of the things you say people are doing wrong when it comes to treating your allergies is they're waiting too long to take medications. when should you start taking medications and how long should

all of the programs, whether it is phil ginsberg to making sure our parks are open and affordable for our use, -- youth, or it is muni where there were free passes for low-income youth, and working with bill, making sure we have a fair justice system that reunites youth with family. i had a chance to meet with members of coleman advocates. they told me a serious story about low income youth in the city. there is about 900 kids, primarily african-american and hispanic, low-income, the dots

i want to thank phil's leadership, and the old department of rec and park. again, increasing the number of slots more than they have this year. we are on course to exceed that with more than 8800 slots identified and more to come we are making strides in that effort. and then, working with all of the agency is a around these programs, the summer programs, increasing the amount of funding that we have to keep kids active buying in an indirect way. even our representative of the library here today, to talk about some of the free programs they are going to offer aimed at kids, passes to our museums and all the other special tassels that will be available o

phil did it. and such a friend.a beck -- >> jimmy: and what about nate berkus. >> who is that? >> jimmy: you don't know nate? >> no. >> jimmy: he's oprah's designer. >> oh, nate. yes, yes, oh, yes. >> jimmy: oh, she's going to be furious. we're lucky we didn't get hit by lightning. >> i just lost my job. >> there was a very, very good looking man that oprah was interviewing the other day. he's good looking. not that i -- >> jimmy: okay, so, do you feel like -- is the show going to continue after this or have you settled everything? >> well, the good news is, i've come a long way. and i feel very excited. my -- andrew and the girls say, when you get in a problem, sarah, just remember the family stingray gun. and i've got a beautiful family. wonderful andrew, great girls and i'm very lucky to have that. >> jimmy: what does that mean? >> in other words, in you feel that you're going to lose it or get sad or feel you're alone, you're not, because you've got family there. so, fromdistance, from england, rooer here fwe're

phil says i'm a people pleaser and addict to that. looking back at the times of school, i just had fun. mum always used to say can't you take anything seriously, even my confirmation. i just enjoyed life to the full. i really believed in everything. i wanted to be an olympic show jumper. and then i went and found my wonderful prince. and sure enough when he came into my life, he came into my life when i was 12 years old at the jubilee at windsor park. >> that's when you first met him? >> yes. there's a picture of him and i together then. >> do you remember that moment? >> yes, very well. and i said i'm going to marry him. i was 12. >> so you have this wonderful dream, the great fairy tale of marrying the handsome, great british prince. >> he's a great man. >> and he stood by you i think through thick and thin pretty remarkably over the years. when you first started actually dating him, did you have any comprehension of what you were getting yourself into? >> well, piers, i think the word "dating" is kind of interesting. when you date

as are the other eight contenders including phil it's not a lot to sort of doubt andy roddick in the previous round he has a good chance to move further in the draw on the lowly ranked a look at school but stands in the way. now russian golf has a familiar name with a former tennis star donating all the points in grains x. world number one a two time grand slam champion you gainey has been crowned russia's gold champion for the next year at least got the look of answered the national championships as

>> one last thing, phil.know about his background in terms of how much and how involved he might have been in attacks over the years on the united states or united states interests abroad? >> well, he started his life, very much a local militant, fighting, cutting his teeth. they're learning his gorilla tactics in the conflict over kashmir with india, fighting indian forces. he later fought with the afghans against the soviet occupation there during the '80s. we understand this from one of the only media interviews he's ever given a press interview, back in october 2010 he realized that the only way to make progress in that kashmiri dispute, to get a pakistani victory there, was to turn the fight towards the united states and its allies in the region and so he relocated to that border area with afghanistan in north waziristan and began directing his efforts, his people, his resources in the fight against not u.s. and international forces in afghanistan. it was there that he grew very close to the afghan talib

but it is being put back together by a small army of people with a name phil campbell.a patel is here with a look at what we can expect for father's day, sandhya. >> dan fine looking weather is what i am promising. it was a beautiful morning take a look at this photo to you report are. it is a sunrise in san francisco. had a few higher clouds and it made for a beautiful sunrise but tomorrow's sunrise is going to look very different. look at why. from our high definition camera the deepening marine layer is about 2,000 feet deep tonight. and a steady onshore breeze and the wind coming off the ocean will carry it. most areas are in the 50s tonight except antioch at 63 degrees. low clouds inland becoming sunny tomorrow afternoon and warming again just in time for father's day. overnight do look for the low cloud cover across most of the bay area. temperatures in the 50s and here is the pacific satellite picture. our alignment of hoer pressure over the state and the higher pressure continues and a strong sea breeze will again set in as we head into saturday. the temperature

phil mickelson the headliner. phil mickelson shot 74 today. he has catching up to do.the story was rory mcilroy. ball hanging on the lip before dropping in for a birdie. shot six under par. leads by three strokes. biggest first round lead at the open in 35 years. the nba champs partied in dallas today. 200,000 people saw jason kidd and dirk nowitzki on the float. give mark cuban credit, he paid for the entire parade. don carter, cuber made sure he was a part of the scene. the headliner was chandler mocking lebron james who had a big party the day after he signed, started predicting multiple championships championships and tyson chandler didn't forget. >> we do it big. it can't just be big, 2, 3, 4, 5. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> really funny. they had dirk nowitzki singing today. i mentioned this earlier, his idle was david hasselhoff. he is a big deal over there. >> youtube david hasselhoff video is hilarious. >> i will have to go online immediately. >>> good night everybody. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the jury has reached

. >> my name is phil ginsberg. i am the general manager of recreation and parks. -- my name is phil ginsburg. [inaudible] thank you. >> [inaudible] i am mayor lee's budget director. it is my job to work with the mayor and board of supervisors to make sure we are going to balance our budget every year, as we are required to do under the charter. i appreciate all of you being here and look forward to hearing your thoughts on the budget. [applause] >> [speaking spanish] i am director of health. [applause] them a good evening. -- >> good evening. i'm from the department of children, youth, and their families. [applause] >> i am from the department of public works. dpw is responsible for designing, building, and repairing public facilities, but we are also responsible for designing, building, and maintaining the public rights of way like sidewalks in san francisco, maintaining landscape, and keeping our public realm clean and safe. [applause] >> [speaking spanish] i am the director of the central [inaudible] i do not wo

dugard was kidnapped at age len from a bus stop by phil yip nancy garrido. dugard now 31 did not attend the sentencing and in a statement directed at the garrido. i refuse to waste a second of my life in your presence. >> annette, picks up the story. >> phil yip nancy garrido while jayceee mother cried and shook as she read statements. jaycee hated every second of every day. the 18 years she spent in captivity and told him he stole her life. >> what he said to me was, you know, i agree with what they said. >> whatever else people say or think about him. he feels remorseful and bad about what he did upon and that was the reason he pled guilty. >> the judge gave him 431 years to life in prison. telling philips he reinvented slavery and had no soul and calling his treatment of dugard evil and reprehensible. nancy garrido got 36 years to life eligible for parole in her 80s. dugard said what nancy did is evil. >> she said there is no way to express that. i stole your life. >> new details emerged about dugard's from her south lake tahoe neighborhood. the garrido h

from germany to greece and cutting them off ok it's interesting i don't agree you are right go ahead phil should go ahead ahead go. i think we should not think so much in terms of countries but more in terms of the political elite and the citizens so of course that put it to could it lead or france and germany and greece want the euro continue and of course also the banking system that the drone banking system the french banking system that this lent to. banks and the greek government but it's not and maybe also some exporters from export us want to continue but for german consumers this is another issue and complex players this is not a very good beer with the demarc. they could import cheap hard to companies could import natural resources cheaper they could be occasions cheaper angry we could pie to vacation in houses much cheaper. so they are now losing and it will be better to raise the difference in the conflicts in these terms the political give and bankers versus come and pay as consumers carries out if i go back here in washington one of the one of the things is interesting i mean

i wanted to specifically thank supervisor chu and phil ginsburg, other elected officials who have done so much in these overwhelming times to support families and children. your efforts are making a difference despite all of the crisis. i wanted to let you know specifically that the work that you've done has revitalized programs. i know it's also making an impact at the library, at joe dimaggio park, and i wanted to also let you know that you're not only helping families to get access to vital services, but you're also -- those public faces, when you invest in schools and parks and libraries, you're also investing in community meeting places. it's through those places that we can get to connect with each other as neighbors, and also connect with our city. and because of that work we now have more volunteers and more parents interested in giving back to their parks and back to their libraries. i just wanted to say thank you very much. and i want you to continue working and we will continue to respond to your investment in us by working as communities to support -- support our neighbors.