>> phil and barry michaels are therapists with an unusual practice. >> and they're all incredibly insecure. >> their patients some of the most creative and commercially successful artists in america. from everything i've read, it sounds like you look out into the audience and the kodak theater and academy awards and those are phil and barry's patients. >> that's a slight exaggeration. you can't have that many patients. >> i've had patients of mine who were chased by paparazzi to my office. >> actors, writers, producers, agents snnkts hollywood heavy weights beating a path to the red carpet in this apartment building. >> this is your living room. it's not the most private place. >> no, it's not. >> from a former prison psychiatrist has practiced for 30 years since he first came to l.a. >> one guy threatened to buy the whole building and have me evicted. >> their approach is not so much therapy in the old fashion dr. freud sense. >> it's been a long lie. >> last 500 years seem to race by. >> tony sa pran know talking it out. >> they've developed a variety of psychological tools illustrated b

phil stutts and barry michael have developed an approach to therapy. they have written a book-- tools, transforms yourself problems into courage and creativity." how do you two get together is the first question. >> we met 25 years ago. i had graduated school. i had started a psychotherapy practice, and i just wasn't happy with the way my education prepared me to help people. the typical education teaches you to analyze problems but not actually to solve them. and i was frustrated by my inability to relieve people's pain and distress. beg a paper, i complained to a lot of people, and a friend of mine told me about phil stutts and a seminar he was giving and i went and i was blown away. >> rose: what can did he say in that seminar? >> he was teaching one tool eye believe it was the row versal of desire, the first tool in the book-- but what was really impressive is unlike all of the other therapies i met, she didn't talk down to people. it was right on the level of us as listeners and patients. she jst could relatin a very human way and i hadn't seep th

phil stutz and barry mooie "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the michaelf course it's not my show, it's ed's show. i'm glad to stand in for him. we have discovered what kind of people mitt romney, quote, likes to fire, and i'll tell you what it's like to be a student in mitt's boarding school. it's a story you will only get here. this is "the ed show," and as the great ed schultz would say, let's get to work. >>> do you think that taxpayers of this country want to hear few er firefighters, fewer teachers, fewer police officers? >> if there's fewer kids in the classroom, the taxpayers want to hear there will be fewer teachers. >> the romney campaign stands by their candidate. layoffs for teachers, police and firefighters aren't just bad politics, they're bad policy. just ask the romney-backing governors of republican states who have

guys who have more than a semester and a half of college and call not be happier, phil stuts and barry michaelsin hollywood if you want to win an oscar or maybe a golden globe or an emmy or even get a party in a movie, they are not agents, they are not producers, they are not studio heads, but all of those people look to them for guidance every day, because they are the most sought-after shrinks in hollywood, and they have a new book out, explaining how they do what they do. "the tools: transform your problems into courage, confidence, and creativity." this is a coup in hollywood, to have the two of you guys in one place. you know, i see people gush over celebrities, but it's hard for me to convey to the audience, in hollywood, you guys are the mythical celebrities of this world. i've heard you both discussed in great detail on film sets and, phil, the thing you hear the most, the first five, ten minutes of any actor saying here's what it's like with phil stuts is they're constantly explaining how you're so different from any other shrink. >> mm-hmm. well, i think one difference that strikes th

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i know nothing about, and go out -- i spent a number of wonderful years with -- it was barry dill her, michaelizer in, jerry cats enberg. then i went on and left there and said it's enough of that. louie mile became a great friend. i remember i was editing one of his scripts once. again, it's like being somewhere i know nothing. he said, franz, you don't know shit. i had no idea what i'm doing. but editing the miles script. i said this is wonderful. and headed off to australia because there was a lot of young, interesting, dynamic film makers coming out of australia. i thought it would be fun. then we came across a story that eventually became gal lip pee. i had to get money. i had to get financing. i got money from -- still alive. a guy named bob stigwood. he produced "saturday night fever," "grease." he said go find the rest of the money. i went to australia and found this little newspaper man who owned a bunch of newspapers. he thought movies were frivolous, totally frivolous because he was a newspaper man. i knew something that he knew but we never talked about it. huh he gave half the money b

about, you know, and go out, and i spent a number of -- wonderful years with, you know, barry diller, and michael eisner, katzenberg, a number of great people at the time, we had a great time. charlie bluehorn owned it. he was wonderful to deal with. then i went on and left there and said enough of that. louis mal became a great friend. i was editing one of his scripts once, and again, like being in the impeachment, i didn't know nothing. so he looks up at me and goes francis, and we became great friends. he said because i had no idea what i was doing. editing louis mal's script. but anyway, i loved it. and then i -- i lift, i said, this is wonderful. and headed out to australia, because there was a lot of young, interesting, dynamic filmmakers coming out of australia, and i thought it would be fun. and then woo came across a story, and i had to go get money, had to get financing, and i got money from from, it was still alive, guy named bob who was manager of the bee gees and others, and he produced saturday night fever, greece and all those and then the half he told me now go find the rest of th

. >> michael jordan, barry sanders, eli and manning payton are somebody who's a son of a professional think it's because in part p. diddy is a larger than life figure and he flaunts his stief that both engenders great pride for some of us and some disdain for others. so somewhere along the way people feel like it's their responsibility to tell somebody what they want to do with their life. in part he's a public figure and as part that's part of the responsibility we have. >> and this is very competitive. let's face it. college football is a business, and if you want the best athletes, student athletes in particular, you've got to throw out the best deal. i would imagine if ucla didn't give him a deal, you know, some other school would be calling. >> he said his family is on the west coast. as a lay person he's a solid football play. apparently ucla and other students thought he was a great football student. he works hard in the off-season. he takes his study seriously. and do you want to also blame him from being hand millimeter and have a great personal. >> you made a point. he's got

michael rains represented barry bonds. he says the clemens case mirrored the one against bonds saying the feds were driven by he's go. >> they loved the public attention of it all and for that the taxpayers paid millions of dollars. >> it was a horrific waste of money. >> come on now it's not going to be the first time someone's lied under oath he. >> reporter: that's the reaction of some fans believe bonds clemens maguire and others were on the juice when they splashed records with power and speed. >> even though bonds and clemens can say they have never been convicted of using steroids in a court of law prosecutors may have won in the court of public opinion. >> they had smeared him they had scarred him and that is really irreparable, and even in light of an acquittal i think roger clemens is going to be scarred. >> reporter: still rains believes clemens acquittal could send a message to the feds. >> unless we see some instance in the future of some egregious police conduct that can be easily proven yard, i don't think w

michael rains represented barry bonds. he says the clemens case mirrored the one against bonds saying the feds were driven by he's go. >> they loved the public attention of it all and for that the taxpayers paid millions of dollars. >> it was a horrific waste of money. >> come on now it's not going to be the first time someone's lied under oath he. >> reporter: that's the reaction of some fans believe bonds clemens maguire and others were on the juice when they splashed records with power and speed. >> even though bonds and clemens can say they have never been convicted of using steroids in a court of law prosecutors may have won in the court of public opinion. >> they had smeared him they had scarred him and that is really irreparable, and even in light of an acquittal i think roger clemens is going to be scarred. >> reporter: still rains believes clemens acquittal could send a message to the feds. >> unless we see some instance in the future of some egregious police conduct that can be easily proven yard, i don't think w

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michael scherer, let's not forget barry bonds was found guilty only on a technicality which was obstructionstigation. lance armstrong, no charges filed after a two-year investigation. is this the end of high profile sports investigations? >> may not be the end but it's definitely good news for anybody who perjured themselves. >> as many of us have. let's be honest. >> i think most of our local d.c. counsel here have been struggling with this issue themselves. i think what it shows is these are really hard cases to prove. it's like a very difficult thing. there was actual physical evidence introduced at this trial of him having used a needle that someone said they kept and still, they couldn't get him on it. i think perjury's a very serious crime but it's also really hard to get these convictions. >> in principle, it's very important to go after people who lie before congress. you have to set a standard that you shouldn't do it. spending $10 million which was the estimated cost, gets you to think about it -- >> you need someone wired. you've got to have -- >> yeah. sam needs to disclose that

michael brown, not vincent orange. >> reporter: the council be member and former mayor marion barry said this about the crimes committed by two council members and two of mayor gray's campaign workers recently. >> this has been the most serious governmental crisis and more serious than shutdowns. the only thing i can think of that is more serious than this is 9/11. >> reporter: council member jack evan who was a long tome d.c. leader fired back and alluded to barry's arrest after smoking crack in the 1990s. >> and if anyone was here, you would see a turbulent time. >> and that seemed to change when alexander talked. >> she fought back tears. >> i'm story. -- sorry. please forgive me. we have to stay together up here and stop fighting and key agree to disagree. i am six of it. and we work hard for the city. and please stop all of the back biting and foolishness and move forward stu. >> reporter: from that point on, things seemed to settle down and she seemed to accept it. meanwhile, gray said this about mendelson. >> a hard-working, smart, you know, very committed dedicated public service and i have every confident the

. >> that was michael rains who represented barry bonds in a similar case. >>> cal football claims aree broadcast on a new tv network. the daily -- the daily cal reports the games will be against nevada, southern utah and usc. cal's games against ohio state and washington they will be shown nationwide >>> 7:47. a wildfire that's burned nearly 92 square miles in northern colorado is now 50% contained. but at least 189 homes have been destroyed near fort collins and that's the most in the state's history. investigators believe lightning sparked the fire ten days ago. and full containment is expected today for a wildfire burning in san francisco county. it began sunday afternoon near campo. right now it's burned more than 900 acres and destroyed more than one home. last week, the fire forced evacuations and closed schools. the fire is 75% contained. >>> calfire is conducting training today in the santa cruz mountains. firefighters use what's called a sand table yesterday. look at this. this is in los gatos. that helps crews how to learn better with other crews that they can't see. yesterd

barry sims has this story. >> harford county sheriffs deputies calling this a terrible tragedy. 11-year-old michaelzoke is dead. investigators believe his 8-year-old brother pulled the trigger of a gun they had found. >> alexander szoke died on the way to the landing zone where a state police helicopter was ready to transport him to johns hopkins pediatric in baltimore. sky team lech covered the scene -- 11 covered the scene as sheriff's deputies began their investigation in pylesville, a remote area in northern harford county. >> a grandparent called because they heard shots fired while the kids were playing in the woods. they identified to deputies that they did not have guns in the house. >> at first, deputies believed someone was shooting in the woods, especially after talking to michael's 8-year-old brother. >> it was identified by the young man at the scene that he saw his brother fall. we looked to see if there was anyone in the woods that was target practicing to see where this random shot had come from. >> but as the investigation continued, deputies found a handgun hidden not far from whe

michael brown, not vincent orange. >> reporter: council member and former mayor marion barry said this about the crimes commit bid two council members and two of mayor gray's campaign workers recently. >> this has been the most serious governmental crisis since home rule. most serious and shutdowns. only thing i can think of that is more serious than this was 9- 11. >> reporter: councilmember jack evans fired back and even alluded to barry's arrest after smoking crack in the 1990s. >> if anyone was here during the vista hotel type situation, you would see a turbulent time. >> reporter: butt tone of meeting seemed to change when yvette alexander spoke. she scolded the bickering members as she fought back tears. >> and -- i'm sorry. please forgive me. we have to stay together up here and stop fighting. we can agree to disagree but i'm sick of t we work hard for this city and please stop all of the backbiting and foolishness and let's move forward. thank you. >> reporter: from that point o things seemed to settle down a bit. brown was selected as pro tem and councilmember orange accepted t mayor gray said this about men

michael allen has played about 2,000 rounds at the lake course. >>> from the course to the diamond, barry zito, with a tough act to follow, going for the sweep against the astros. matt cain is looking on. his view should be perfect. top of the third, giants down. and j.d. martinez makes zito pay. a grand slam to left. 5-0 astros. from there, bottom the fourth, with one on. wandy rodriguez belts it. giants fall by a score of 6-3. day two coming up from the olympic club at the 112th u.s. open. make sure to join us at 2:00 on nbc bay area. we'll have our u.s. open report. that will do it for us out here. it's dark and cool. but it will get going on friday morning. guys, back to you. >> a big day for the a's, as well. >>> we have a little secret. everyone's still buzzing about matt cain's perfect game. what was his good luck charm last night? would you believe the ump. ted barrett was also behind the plate when david cone threw his perfect game for the new york yankees in 1999. this makes ted barrett the first umpire to call two perfect games. we're not surprised about barrett's success. a fi

barry sims live with more. bar flies. >> reporter: well, deborah. harford are calling this a terrible tragedy. 11-year-old michael of pylesville is dead. they believe his 8-year-old brother pulled the trigger of a gun the two had found. 11-year-old michael alexander never made it to the hospital. he was shot in the head around 7:15 saturday morning. he died on the way to a landing zine near the state police helicopter was ready to transport him to johns hopkins in baltimore. sky team 11 covered the scene as the sheriff deputies began the investigation in the 900 block in pylesville. it is remote area in northern harford county. >> grandparent in the house called because they heard shots fired while the kids were playing in the woods. had identified to deputies they have d not have any gins house. >> reporter: at first, deputies believed someone was shooting in the woods pes especially after talking to michael's 8-year-old brother. >> it was identified by the young man at the scene that he saw his brother. we use air sport to look at the area to see if we could see anyone in the area that was hunting or target pra

runner up there is michael thompson the leader as we speak there is three back at one under. and bubba watson eight over par. and barry zito following matt cane, perfect game last night and there is a jake martinez, see ya, grand slam and giants lose. a's and rockies rookie brandon moss in third, two-run store. and there is aa's sweeping rockies and game two of the finals, coverage beginning here at 5:30 p.m. there is stay tuned for after the game. you can't win u.s. open on game, or day one but you can lose it. phil and bubba might be out of contention. >> perfect pitching games and there is weather will change. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm cheryl jenning autos when you're away from television you can get latest transbay turmoil information at facebook.com and on twitter. and you can down load our news atmosphere and -- app and our waze traffic app. and we'll get them on the air, traffic. -- thachk f thanks for watching. the news at 5:00 starts now. >> bart is pack on track tonight. after a fire shut down the morning commute between east bay ask san francisco. is it nouf spare reverse commute?

barry mooie "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the michael eric dyson show." of course it's not my show, it's ed's show. i'm glad to stand in for him. we have discovered what kind of people mitt romney, quote, likes to fire, and i'll tell you what it's like to be a student in mitt's boarding school. it's a story you will only get here. this is "the ed show," and as the great ed schultz would say, let's get to work. >>> do you think that taxpayers of this country want to hear few er firefighters, fewer teachers, fewer police officers? >> if there's fewer kids in the classroom, the taxpayers want to hear there will be fewer teachers. >> the romney campaign stands by their candidate. layoffs for teachers, police and firefighters aren't just bad politics, they're bad policy. just ask the romney-backing governors of republican states who have had to rehire laid off public workers. >> has this become personal? >> darrell issa's political witch hunt turns into a contempt hearing for attorney general eric holder. >> no, mr. attorney general, you're not a good witness.

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has the support of councilmember marion barry who has tweeted in part, do you know what they are planning to do? do they hear you or the lobby? councilmember michael brown is expected to get the pro tem chair's position. it appears vincent original's only chance now is to go to that election in november. right now, it seems that everything is stacking up in favor of phil mendelsohn. that is the latest here at the wilson building. back to you. >> thank you. >>> another big story we are following this morning. more testimony expected today in the jerry sandusky trial. yesterday, former penn state assistant coach mike mcqueary testified he saw sandusky having sex with a 10 to 12-year- old boy in a campus locker room in 2001. one of the alleged victims took the stand and testified about alleged sexual attacks during sleep overs in sandusky's basement while his wife was upstairs. >>> and coming up in our next half hour, we'll go live to the courthouse in pennsylvania for more on the case. >>> d.c. police called in to calm down angry parents at ballou's high school graduation. this after the parents say they were shut out of the ceremony. last newt's gr

michael brown is expected to take the pro tem position. a special election will be held in november to permanently fill the chairmanship. councilmember marion barry has been tweeting about today's vote. one said let your councilmember hear your voice and asked do you even know what they plan to do? vincent orange had hoped to get the votes for the chair today. but it appears his only chance now will be in november. right now, it seems that this vote is phil mendelsohn's to lose. back to you. >> thank youen. >>> making headlines ache vicious dog attack that sent a 70-year-old man to the hospital. it happened early yesterday morning in the river terrace community in northeast. neighbors say they heard the man screaming so they ran out with bats appear shovels to fight off two dogs that are called cane corsos. neighbors say the dogs guard a parking lot used by a tow truck and limousine company. police issued the owners two citing as for having up leashed dogs but they are not facing criminal charges. the d.c. department of health says the dogs are being evaluated at a northeast shelter. >>> maryland police have arrested two teenagers accused of thro

barry who has tweeted in part, do you know what they are planning to do? do they hear you or the lobby? and part of the plans that we understand are for council member michael brown to take the pro tem chair's position. it appears vincent orange's only chance at the chairmanship now would be at that special election come november. right now everything looks like phil mendelson will get the job today. that's the latest here at the wilson building. back to you. >> one thing we can all agree on the d.c. council rarely boying. >>> george allen wins last night's senate primary. he easily beat his closest challenger tea party favorite jamie radtke. two other candidates have last than 5%. allen's victory sets up a clash this november against another former virginia governor democrat tim kaine. >>> kaine joined us earlier this morning and said he knows how to billion a budget. >> i'm the only governor in modern times since they measured budgets who left office with a smaller budget than when i started. i had to cut $5 billion out of the state budget, including cuts to my own salary, both as lieutenant governor and as governor. and i had to make those tough decision