phil mcgraw. >> the best thing about "the bachelor," is when you finish doing the show, you're still a bachelor. ♪ i can't see me loving nobody but you ♪ >> from "the bachelor," lindzi cox. >> did you make love to ben durineneneneneneneneneneneneneng [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits. in just 15 minutes, the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands! dinner ideas made easy. >> jimmy: hi. i'm jimmy kimmel with a word about new irish spring deep action scrub, great for the lads who are a little rough around the edges, like our favorite irishman, guillermo o'brien, who is using it now, as we speak. >> oh, no. i'm late for the show again. i can't help but showering with irish spring deep action scrub, remind me of my childhood in the rolling hills of ireland. i

phil mcgraw. >> the best thing about "the bachelor," is when you finish doing the show, you're still a bachelor. ♪ i can't see me loving nobody but you ♪ >> from "the bachelor," lindzi cox. >> did you make love to ben >> jimmy: hi. i'm jimmy kimmel with a word about new irish spring deep action scrub, great for the lads who are a little rough around the edges, like our favorite irishman, guillermo o'brien, who is using it now, as we speak. >> oh, no. i'm late for the show again. i can't help but showering with irish spring deep action scrub, remind me of my childhood in the rolling hills of ireland. it is inspired with a smell of a warrior, you can feel and rub all over your beautiful body. >> i need some irish spring deep action scrub, too. >> get ready for a deep clean, man in the shower with me. >> oh, my god. are you magic leprechaun? >> si. >> dicky: pick up new irish spring deep action scrub body wash. and head to irish spring on facebook, to watch the latest new video. or make your own, starring you and your facebook friends. >> jimmy: "jimmy kimmel live" back in two minutes,

phil mcgraw. how are you? >> i'm all right. what's up? >> jimmy: nothing.hort notice. >> hey, listen, no problem. i came to congratulate you, actually. >> jimmy: you did? >> all the stuff you did with oprah, super. wasn't that great? >> jimmy: thank you. dream come true for me. as you know, i've been obsessed with oprah for a long time. >> you did a great job. all very funny. but having said that -- >> jimmy: great. >> can i just say, keep your mitts off my girl, okay. what, she needs another middle-aged white boy in her life? i mean, come on. >> jimmy: first of all, i'm not white. secondly, oprah's a woman, not a girl, dr. phil. you should know better than that. >> i got a bone to pick with you too. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> you guys will love this. okay, this is in my dressing room a picture of jimmy and oprah. my dressing room. how many times have i been on the show? >> jimmy: a lot. a lot of times. >> how many times, 15, 20? you call me at, like, a quarter of 6:00, hey, you know, somebody read some stuff about me. they ain't coming. can you fill in? i'm alwa

. >> reporter: tim mcgraw, jennifer nettles also teach up with richie on the album. >>> we're still six months away from the remys but we now -- from the emmys but we now know who is emceeing. it's a first for the 44-year- old comedian. the emmys aricept 23. >>> take a look at the first full trailer for the twilight saga. "breaking dawn part 2." the latest twilight installment opens in theaters november 16. that's your eye on entertainment. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. this tuesday morning. i'm andrea roane. he's back. >>> it's good to be back. i'm glad i'm here. here's monika santami. she will have traffic and howard bernstein. how are you? >> i'm excited this morning. they have rocket launches going on right now. if you look outside to the southeast, you're going to see potentially the trails of the rockets there. >> the rockets forwhat? >> they're testing the jet stream winds using sounding rockets. this is happening out of wallop's island, virginia. i don't know if the second one is going off now as we speak. pretty cool stuff on a cold morning whe

. >> reporter: jimmy mcgraw was jack's cousin. >> the e-mail, november 21st, at 10:30 at night.ys, hey, jim. how are you doing? i knew you would break your ankle. i tried to warn you. try to be careful. and it was signed jack froese. and i had broken my ankle about the week before, walking out the door on my way to work. and really didn't see anyone besides couple friends. couple people in my family. that was it. >> reporter: the messages were so short. so specific. so personal, they didn't know what to think. could it be ghost 2.0. digital communication from beyond the grave? >> i love you, molly. >> reporter: sort of an updated version of "frequency"? >> hello? >> reporter: where dennis quaid communicates with his dead son over short-wave radio. all of us yearn for those we have loved and lost. no matter how mundane the message or the medium. for jack's friends and family, it was not just a mystery. it was a miracle. >> i look at it as, he's gone but he's still trying to connect with me. and still trying to tell me things. to move along and feel better. >> reporter: tim tried

john mcgraw is the dad, his daughter scarlett who is in remission! when you're parent going through that, you feel so helpless, you don't feel like there's anything you can do, when i found out about this event, it felt like i was able to give back. >> and did he ever. he raised 47,000-dollar in a year to help children with cancer. just a great afternoon, great people for a great cause. all out there. way to go. >> that's great. >>> imagine being able to remember milk home or mail the shoes back to qvc. >> a man with a great memory, so great, he's about to become the champion of remembering. >> remember the grandfather? we're going to talk about the "hunger games." >> knacks memory chapel -- national memory champion, how does he do? it. >> reporter: they say tags have a short term memory of about 20 seconds, mine's worse. >> jack of spades, jack of clubs. nope. [ laughter ] it is all the more humiliating by the guy next to me can remember the entire deck of cards. here's the most amazing part. there is nothing extraordinary about his brain. >> allega

a difficult to gain and easy to lose on our discussion board mcgraw not as if we have something here that is part of a large defense system connected to significant defense conflicts like nato and to superpower like united states with the czech republic and chickasaw back here have only had the best of experiences and our safety will be ensured like never before in history ignorance but this is the main point. was harassed because as you receive any feedback from the white house from president bush but the song you've given last year to one of the ones i look her right now they know that's was just a little thing. about that except for an interview with a native he's i don't remember ever gettin that to it it's a bit economy however i. didn't want to be aged say good she liked it when i was a dumb. ass and this is pretty crazy. this is a child's after a bomb attack on can do. we want to rethink it to ask you about this point about your activities because in chicken years there is nothing about people like you there are just news about gordon brown and mr blair you know saving plants

i want you to listen to sean mcgraw, the dad of scarlet who is now in remex. >> when you're a parent going through that, you feel helpless. you feel like there isn't anything you can do so when i find out about this event, i was able to finally give back. >> could he ever? he raised $47,000 in a year's time to help kids with cancer. >> great people for a great cause right out here. >>> maryland is moving on. she had 21 points and 12 rebounds with the texas a&m. 81-74. terps won ten straight. they are back in the regional finals for the first time since 2009. they will face the winner tuesday night. they will go on the final four in denver later in the week. >> you feel okay about opening up your wallet online? we'll look at the pros and cons of our mobile money, mobile payment and mobile banning. what did you think of the premiere of ball boys? we went to a review party. it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means

campaign released the play list of the favorite songs, including country music like toby keith and tim mcgraw and the killers and kid rock. high on the list, the beach boys. boys.  . >> hello, everybody. i'm lindsay murphy. maryland's only hope of a big dance bid was to the win the acc tournament. if you know anything about the acc, three teams in the top 20, you know that is not an easy task. in the quarter finals, the terp his to face the top-seeded north carolina tarheels and we'll pick it up in the second half. the terps down 17 and they would forge a rally. and off of the break. stops and pops for three. he had a game high 30 points. maryland was fighting back. later in the comeback. good passing to ashton panky, seven points, eight boards for the big guy. the terps close within seven, 52-45 and mark turgeon likes the effort. the top-seated tarheels too and ahead and the heels won 85-69 and a nice hug for martial turkon ins -- and -- turgeon and his mentor. >>> and virginia taking on the wolfpack of nc state. second half, the cavs are running. no, mike scott? ye

. >> chief mark mcgraw of the police department said the officer who stopped her did not make a mistake and did an outstanding job. however, a review panel with hindsight and all the information decided more needed to be done. prince george's county councilwoman karen toles may have been able to outrun the media, but eventually the law caught up with her. today an executive review committee looking into toles' speeding on the beltway said she should have gotten two citations. so today councilwoman toles was issued and accepted a citation for reckless driving. >> i take no pleasure in this additional action but know it is the right thing to do for our county. >> reporter: february 22nd toles was caught by police driving more than 100 miles per hour on the beltway in a county car, but the officer gave her a citation for an unsafe lane change, not speeding. >> 105 was registered on the camera in the patrol officer's car, but that's based on gps and based on his vehicle, but he was going 105 in an attempt to catch up with her. >> reporter: as to why the officer who stopped the councilwoman

general mcgraw. >> we're looking at this issue through the -- the approach in consumer protection of unfair and deceptive practices. and we believe that we are on a road to a intermediate solution. >> that's a have you brought prosecutions against -- >> no, not yet. not yet. >> not yet, okay. okay. that's certainly an avenue. >> okay. let me now jump to our next topic. we're going to take one topic out of order. is that right, general coakley? >> yes, we're going to switch around. gang units will be last. it's switching places in our brochure with handling scanne i. >> we're now going to talk about scandal reporting. that's the second topic we want to cover. let me tee it up for discussion. the issue many times comes up as to when there are sexual abuse allegations in schools or in state agencies or things like that. and the issue comes up as to when you're supposed to do something, what you're supposed to do, whether you report it, whether you call a police, what do you do? in hawaii we've actual little had two recent cases. the first case involved allegations that surfaced about a

kevin mcgraw was also in the bottom two. >>> we have the sale of the la dodgers filing a real mess itolves divorce and all that kind of stuff. lauren sim nettonetti here. >> it's two los angeles institutions buying the la dodgers for a record setting price of $2 billion. they lost the team for about $400 million. this is definitely a substantial price. it still has to be approved the bankruptcy court. it is not a judgment. >> the big mess in this is he was going through a diff voersz the wife wanted a bunch of money then they filed for bankruptcy, the team, and now this obviously a big purchase coming through. but it has to be approved the bankruptcy court. >> they may end up making money on this thing. >> that may be the case. >> unprecedented. let's talk about ms global. a lot of money is still missing. there's controversy over whether executives should get a bonus. >> capitol hill saying no bonus. you need executives to find the money to go back to the client, right? >> we are going to be getting today. congressional hearing underway in washington where the ceo is shedding unpreced

and i sense there will be a lot more, until the quick draw mcgraw artists figure out they are playing with last year's playbook and it's losing them a lot of money. i'm going to alan in illinois to start the questioning. >> reporter: professor cramer, this is al in the land of lincoln. >> what's going on? >> caller: i want to say happy anniversary to you and your terrific staff. hope for another great seven years on cnbc, sir. >> my staff is unbelievable. have you met katniss everdeen gilgan, my producer? >> caller: jim, i went to north dakota last summer. >> did you stay in the mcdonald's lot and sleep in the car? >> walmart, the camper. >> i had to sleep on interstate 5, very uncomfortable. >> caller: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, lines of trucks are hauling oil out of bakken. is endbridge, enb, right infrastructure play now they are starting to expand? >> it's a quality company, moving aggressively in the bakken. the rails, believe it or not. a real tangential play, housing is coming back, warren buffett's burlington railroad company. they are there in space. housing, rail, buffet

shania twain, willie nelson, blake shelton, tim mcgraw.o wonderful, someone said are you going country? no, i was born in the country. and country radio was radio when i was growing up. the songs have already gone country. i'm just going back to claim my kids. that's all i'm doing. you know what's so brilliant about this. we filmed every session. so we have every artist explaining where they were, what they were doing at the time they fell in love with these songs. so they're singing the songs that they liked. >> fabulous versions. i want everyone to go out and buy this. lionel richie "tuskegee", you did a brilliant impression from the "we are the world" video. i said who sang the best line? >> the one i loved the most -- ♪ there's a choice we're making ♪ >> and right at the depth of this interview i have rescued the situation because your bob dylan impression is even worse than my lionel richie. >> can i tell you, i'll take that as a compliment, okay? bob, you have nothing to worry about. >> this has been one of my favorite interviews i h

her the citation that night, here's chief mcgraw with an explanation. >> the officer who made the traffic stop basically the only way you can charge for speeding, you either have to pace an individual and to have that, to do that, you have to have a certified celebrated speedo meter, which he didn't have and he didn't have the time or the space to do the pacing and didn't have the radar gun. he didn't have the proper cause to charge for speed. wreckless -- and taking that into consideration and that is why she was issued the citation today. >> all right, we did contact karen tolls' lawyer. they said because this matter involves a pending traffic charge, we believe it would be inappropriate to comment publicly on this matter at this time. the chief said the officer was in -- is in the clear and did an outstanding job. at this point, there is no evidence that the councilwoman did anything to try to get out of this ticket. laura, shawn, back to you. >> wisdom martin, thank you. >> another big story, three members died from a mysterious respiratory illness. >> reporter: tonight, the calvert c

[ cheers and applause ] see him on tour this summer with tim mcgraw and jake owen.you tomorrow, everybody! stay tuned for carson daly! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

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phil mcgraw said jordan should have acted more like an adult. >> you never, ever humiliate your childy. >> reporter: jordan fired back, with another internet posting, calling dr. phil a hypocrite. >> you do realize that not all but a large majority of the premise of your show is you bringing troubled kids on and troubled parents, troubled teens and all these groups and publicly humiliating them in front of the entire world for profit, right? >> reporter: back home in north carolina, when the dust finally settl settled, hannah faced the music and finally wrote an apology note. tommy also admitted he wasn't really proud of his response, but stands by it. >> there was a surprise for hannah this morning on the "today show," tommy jorden revealed saved the hard drive before he shot up his daughter's laptop, she happens lost her pictures or other data but she still is grounded and still does no have the a computer that is news4 at 4:00. news4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm wendy rearing. i'm jim hand squlichlt like her fast speed on the beltway, a councilwoman made an apoll

. >> country superstars carrie underwood, keith urban and tim mcgraw will also take the stage. the pack with nine acm nominations. jason aldean drove his dirt road anthem to six nominations while country trio lady antebellum is hoping to own the night. ♪ >> reporter: hillary scott, charles kelly and dave haywood are nominated for five acms including vocal group of the year. an honor they have won twice before. what are they like, especially country awards. >> big family reunion. acm is the first time we got an award for anything. we have a special place for that. >> a small community and we're all rooting for the same team so to speak. >> reporter: reba is ready to see her country friends show their stuff. >> we have 24 acts, a lot of music. that makes blake shelton and my job easier. less talk, more music. >> reporter: which is perhaps why they don't need the rehearsal. >> i love you. i said i love you. >> reporter: i love you too. >> that was doing to be really embarrassing if you didn't say it back. >> reporter: after he got done hugging me he said the moment he's most looki

. >> reporter: current superstars carrie underwood, keith urban and tim mcgraw will also take the stagewho is leading the pack with nine acm nominations. jason aldean drove his dirt road anthem to six nominations while country trio lady antebellum is hoping to own the night. ♪ yeah we own the night ♪ ♪ oh yeah >> reporter: hillary scott, dave haywood and charles kelley are nominated for five, including vocal group of the year. they've won twice before. what is this night like before? >> big family reunion. for us the acms, the first time we got an award for anything so we always have a special place for that award show specifically. >> it's a small community. we're all, you know, rooting for the same team, so to speak. >> reporter: and reba is excited to see her fellow country friends show their stuff. >> i know we've got 24 acts. >> reporter: wow. >> that makes blake helton and my job a lot easier. less talk and more music. >> reporter: which is perhaps why they don't seem to need that rehearsal. >> i don't want to take any more of your time. >> i love you. >> reporter: appreciate it.

phil mcgraw said jordan should have acted more like an adult. >> you never, ever humiliate your child. >> reporter: jordan fired back calling dr. phil a hypocrite. >> you do realize that not all, but a large majority of the premise of your show is you bringing troubled kids on and troubled teens, parents and all age groups and publically humiliating them in front of the entire world for profit, right? >> reporter: back home in north carolina when the dust finally settled, hannah faced the music and wrote an apology note. tommy admitted he really wasn't proud of his response but stands by it. so things are better now and less sons have been learned. hannah's facebook access is restricted, a lingering wound from the brief but viral internet war here. matt? >> did you make sure tommy is okay with you sitting in his chair? >> reporter: we asked permission. we'll put it back behind the house when we're done, we guarantee you. >> thanks, mark. tommy jordan is here with hannah marie and wife dr. amy jordan. good morning. good to see you. it's been a month to the day, tommy. how has life chan

. >> reporter: steve mcgraw the texas department of public safety, cartel violence is spreading. >> we identified 25 murders cartel-related. 124 kidnappings and extortions that are cartel related. we know 61 incidents officers were shot at. >> reporter: federal and state officials can't agree how to define spill over violence. the federal definition includes cartel attacks on u.s. citizens and police does not include attacks on other members. that would mean a wild shoot out here in dallas would not count. because this alleged mexican hit man was convicted of killing another cartel member. statement officials say the federal statistics do not include many cartel crimes. professor howard campbell says the issue is in flamed by election year politics. >> democrats claiming everything is peaceful and quiet, no problem. republicans arguing that the situation on the border is out of control, with spill over violence. >> reporter: campbell suggests the best way to get a straight answer on the border is ask the people who live there. for "today" mark potter. >>> to the desperate housewives tr

. >> let me mention some of the names, kenny chesney, shania twain, rascal flats, tim mcgraw, dariusgood news here is that they all love these songs and i let them pick their songs. >> wait a second jimmy buffett sings all night long on this album with you. what if willie nelson said no, no, i want to do all night long. >> by the way, i was praying that was not going to be true. if you know uncle willie when he gets his mind set on something he wants to do that. >> he's going to do it. >> you know what made me so excited about this? was everyone came in, and i said would you like a lyric shoot and they said, we know the song already. >> that's a great compliment. when you do something like this you have to stop and think i have a favorite song. i know you've been asked. is there one here? >> well i mean, let me say the one, i believe we're going to sing it for you, but the other one, darius rucker, just let me say when willie nelson comes in, he comes in and it sounds like he's been there for a hundred years. >> all right. you've got some members of little big town with you now. you'

general mcgraw? >> we're looking at this issue through the -- the approach in consumer protection.heir deceptive practices. and we believe we're on a road to a -- an intermediate solution. >> that's a terrific solution have you brought prosecutions against some of these merchants yet? >> not yet. >> but that's certainly an avenue. okay. let me now jump to our next topic. we're going to take one topic out of order, is that right, general coakley? >> yes, we're going to switch around and gang units will be last. so it's switching places in your brochure with handling scandals. >> okay. we're now going to talk about constantly reporting and so that's the second topic that we wanted to cover. let me just tee it up for discussion. the issue many times comes up as to when there's sexual abuse allegations in schools or in state agencies or things like that. and the issue comes up as to when you're supposed to do something, what you're supposed to do, whether you report it, whether you call the police, what do you do? in hawaii we've actually had two recent cases. the first case involved a

general mcgraw. >> we're looking at this issue through the approach in consumer protection of unfair and deceptive action practices. and we believe we're on a road to a, an intermediate, in any case, solution. >> that's a terrific idea. have you brought up prosecutions against -- >> no, not yet. >> not yet. okay. but that's, certainly, an avenue. >> okay. let me now jump to our next topic. we're going to take one topic out of order. is that right, general coakley? >> yes. we're going to switch around, and gang units will be last, so it's switching places with handling scaldals. >> okay. we're now going to talk about scandal reporting, and so that's the second topic that we wanted to cover. let me just tee it up for discussion. um, the issue many times comes up as to when there's sexual abuse allegations in schools or in state agencies or things like that. um, and the issue comes up as to when you're supposed to do something, what you're supposed to do, whether you report it, whether you call the police, what do you do. in hawaii we've actually had two recent cases. the first case inv

megan mcgraw is home building analyst at mk and partners.saying on the valuation grounds we think you should go neutral or start selling. >> yes. >> still home builders are up 7% or 8% since then. >> they are, yeah. they retrenched a little bit the couple weeks after we wrote that then they came booming back about two weeks ago. i've been really surprised at the recent strength. i thought the retrenchment would last a little bit longer and investors would have an easier time getting in. but investors seem to be very confident in the housing recovery this year. and they've really held up. >> obviously each year you tend to get this seasonal buying. the home trade. >> yae. >> when would that normally have wound down? >> mid to late january. so that's a little bit of the reason we held in a little while longer. we downgraded in mid february and they felt like they had a little room and they felt like they were getting a little bit tired. and people woke up again a couple of weeks ago and really started buying in. so we got the sentiment index t