j wants a piece of dr. phil! he's a lunatic! oh no. ou better look out! what the hell is happening? it's an all-out melee. this is completely unprecedented. how will this end? how will this end? >> it's tv's hottest new crime drama, "detective jam face." >> looks like we got ourselves a good old-fashioned stabbing. >> thursdays on steel. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh my -- i cannot what just happened! i cannot believe how that ended! brock -- let's go to brock. can you hear me? >> jimmy: professor barry, what i just saw has affected me on a truly emotional level. i am crying right now except my tears are falling backwards and upside down because of what just unfolded here. i want to get an image of this scene painted as a mural on the inside of my garage so that i'm able to relive this moment over and over again whenever i'm carving wood with a jigsaw or making venison jerky with my cousin. [ laughter ] the winner and still u.m.f. television champion of the world, '80s' john oates' mustache. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be rig

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and dr. phil will be at 3:00 p.m.. we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. >> taking a quick look at sports shall tighter when it's finished at 26 and the british open this year. he has won three times before. theres the winner. a man the most affable don't know yet to appear and he finished the tournament 16 under par and takes home $1.3 million. and a wild and close their with at&t park today with the giants and the mets. it is spot on two runs time the games. >> the a's have won five straight games and 12 of the last 18. and a final quick look at whether. cool enough? >> yes finally some relief from the heat. the mile i think for going see the sea breeze, and an usher some cool air. although antioch is still hanging on to the '90s. it is nice and mild around the bay was readings into the '70s. and this is where rear going to stay for this week. have been and everybody and we going to stay for this week. have been and everybody and we will see this week. phe powertrain warranty. a 100,00

and then, the episode of dr. phil will be airing at 3:00 p.m. the smackdown will be moving to saturday at 7:00 p.m. >> it is not just getting on the city bus, it is also off the city bus as stanley roberts shows us in this edition of people behaving badly. >> as this bus stop is at fourth street, market street, but attention to the woman in a red. she is blocking the door, and passengers are still trying to exit the city bus she is trying to get on the city bus. the lady in the blue jacket wants off but is having difficulty because of notes nobody is getting out of her wake. at the center of the doors, the same problems, people are avoiding as people are trying to exit. >> and another said the bus, and people that wanted to board this, crowded at the door. it is difficult to see but look closely, there are two people trying to exit at the same time. and if you go and ride public transportation? it would be nice if you would wait to people to disembark. here is another example. this woman, she stopped to pick up something and blocking the door. a

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counseling and dr. phil. so a part of that was to help me with my self-esteem. to be among people. reach out to others. have them embrace me, try to find out about me, who i was and that i'm ok if they compliment me on what they consider is beauty and today, fast forward, i believe that it is not about your physical aspect. it is about your confidence. tavis: that's big fast forward. a huge quantum leap. tell me about how you got through the period of thinking that your beauty was being used against you. how did you get past that? when we get to know you as a movie star and all of your glamour and some movies certain nude scenes, you obviously got past that at some point. how did you get past that? >> i feel that when you're playing another character. >> mm-hmm. >> i'm not pam. tavis: hmm mm. >> i'm split. i'm playing another person. another psyche. another body, my mind, everything. i was able to separate myself from that in that. i found solace in a way. i was not hiding but i wasn't playing me. but as roger corman, who gave me my first job, i said roger, i can't lose my job. i d

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also, dr. philre has not been any evidence of global warming in the last 15 years and pointed out that as early as the 1400's, the climate was warmer than it is today. in the end, i think what we are told is america only has 2% of the world possible oil but uses 20% of the supply -- of the world's oil, but uses 20% of the supply. we only explore a small percentage of our resources. if you look at oil and natural gas both on the east and west coasts, we have -- and i am reading this offline -- 1.836 0.4 trillion cubic feet worth of total oil potential. that puts us number two in the world as far as energy supply. host: the phil jones that he referenced is the leading climatologists that headed the climatic research unit at the university of east anglia, in place that name is not familiar to you. guest: the caller raised a number of questions, but at the end of the day, you know, the scientists of the ipcc -- there are several thousand of them that are independent scientists. if you look at a list of

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