mcgraw, not dr. phil. >> harvey: you didn't like whiny? >> and all.ple don't want to own what they didn't want to own and they want to blame somebody else and i don't have much time for that. >> harvey: the trial company you started with courtroom scientist increase esi. i'm a lawyer and i am fascinated by your services because i think honestly, and o.j. simpson casey won the case for them. by the jury they picked. you said something so there is a huge difference between telling the truth and telling the truth effectively. explain that, because i think that is profound. >> here's the thing. i would rather have a weak fact pattern well told then a great fact pattern poorlyiv told. in any case, you've got a universe of 1,000 fax. and out of those 1,000 facts, there is a subset of ten or 12 facts that are going to be outcome determinant. that is with the jury is going to resolve this case on. and you have to figure out what those ten facts are. what the combinations of that block is, and you need to present that in a clear, concise, compelling way to the

>> doctor phil mcgraw who turned the oprah seal of approval into a media empire of his own. >> doctor phil, so good to see you. thank you, welcome, this home is incredible. it is palatial. >> thank you. it is nicely decorated. >> i want to learn about your life. i have read a lot about you but i want to hear it from you because there are twists and turns. >> i will answer anything you want to know. >> tell me what this is. >> this is a pilot logbook from cook's flying service. a little town called iowa park, texas. i got my pilot's license, i was 18. >> you had been fighting since 12. >> he put it in the back of an airplane, fly it into the rocky mountains. i was flying when i was 11. he's letting me hold on. >> back to your childhood. having read a lot of that i feel, a small town with some weeds all over the street. tell me about it. >> we were poor. i was born in oklahoma. we spent most of our lives in texas. the truth is my dad was a pretty bad alcohol like. we never knew if we would have money or food, we never knew if the electricity would be on that day or if it wasn't. >> can

phil: from the mcgraw home. >> announcer: today on "dr.and filed for divorce but wts to live with me. >> dr. phil: that is sick. why are you waiting for him to tell you what you're going to do with your life? >> announcer: she doesn't want a divorce. >> where do we draw the line? >> right here. >> announcer: how much -- >> dr. phil: you found dustin's profile on a cheater's website. you discovered an e-mail with ex-plisive

in sacramento i'm jennifer mcgraw for kpix5. >>> they fought on the front lines of the camp fire. now these bay area crews are helping out off duty brewing a special batch of beer. >> interesting profile on the radar right now on, it's not raining in san jose. it's not raining in santa rosa, but it's pouring right over san francisco. it is right over the city and oakland getting the rain currently, not over the financial district or the pyramid. we'll talk about when the rain moves in and out next. >>> that's a nice shot. >>> a popular christmas song is now at the center of a me too debate ♪ baby it's cold out. >> i've got to go away. >> some people say the lyrics of baby it's cold out sends the wrong message and promotes date rape. now bay area radio station coit stopped airing the song saying they've received mixed reaction on social media to pull the song off the air. the station is asking people to vote whether or not they should nix the song. there's a link to the poll on our website at www.kpix.com. >>> a treat for santa clara firefighters who helped battle the camp fire. th

. >> the worker is in critical condition tonight, jennifer mcgraw. >>> new video showing a nap a policefficer in a fight for his life with us expected gunman. >> put your hands up. someone says you have again. >> the call they came in early morning last wednesday, was a man with a gun, assaulting a woman, the officer responded and confronted the 27-year-old after a foot chase, there is a struggle. police say melina got the officers rifle, pulled the trigger five times that it misfired. seconds later, the officer regains control of the weapon and shoots. >> shots fired, subject down. >> he was shot four times, died at the scene, the chief says his weapon was found nearby. >>> police shot and wounded a man after he charged at officers with a butcher knife. the man's wife called saying he was suicidal when he refused to drop the weapon, they tased him and opened fire when he charged at them. he was wounded and taken to the hospital. >>> thousands of mental health workers are off the job this week staging a one-week strike over patient wait times. the protests are taking place outside kaise

the mcgraw's ornament collection, well, that's decades in the making. >> we've got things from the year42 years ago. >> i'm very much into tradition. >> yeah. she's kept me and a few ornaments and that's pretty much it. >> that tells you something if they can fit a house inside their house. >> money. coming up, who's chrissy teigen's number one fan? sorry john, from the looks of this tattoo it's her papa. chrissy's ultimate tribute. on kron-4 news at eight: breaking news a bomb threat forces the evacuation of a building on the facebook campus in menlo park. police are going through the building right now. we are live on the scene with the very latest.plus.. the city of oakland sues the raiders and the nfl over the team's move to las vegas... increasing the chance that the team leaves after this season. reaction tonight from the mayor and fans and a new report shows the homeless problem in the bay area is even worse than we thought. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat

protest at a british petroleum refinery in lincoln nebraska the approach that the protesters jonas mcgraw and tom cruise the pole yak and fred who are all in their mid to late sixty's by the way were not arrested at the event and while the report makes a claim about protesters blocking traffic according to organizers the permit to protest had law enforcement present and they blocked off traffic for about three miles and reported no disruptions whatsoever three fifty dot org founder bill mckibben mckibben who organized much of the climate action is tracked by the f.b.i. told the guardian trying to deal with the greatest crisis humans have stumbled into shouldn't require being subjected to the government surveillance but when much of our government acts as a subsidiary of the fossil fuel industry it may be par for the course and that my friends is why we need to be. watching the whole. you. want to go to. the bank like real that this would. be the plot of. the day like you know what i got. which we. would. be. well tomorrow in the watching ark sorry i'm tyrone winter and i'm having a lot of

legal protest at a british petroleum refinery in lincoln nebraska the protractor the protesters jonas mcgraw and tom cruise the pole yak and frick who are all in their mid to late sixty's by the way were not arrested at the event and while the report makes a claim about protesters blocking traffic according to organizers the permanent protest had law enforcement present and they blocked.

leader emanuel macross president of france and personally i have an enormous respect for president mcgraw what he's been hit with at the moment is this same backlash against the forces of globalization the same people who've been left behind in this tremendously global wave of globalization which has changed the structure of society in many ways but i wouldn't say that it is the that what you're saying in france is as bad as benghazi well as of now people are not being leased on this streets are friends but i'm sure you know that there is a lot of looting and a lot of criminal activity in addition to the a protest exhibited that's going on there. i cannot help but ask you why do you think western media having such a different lance on on the events in france compared to the events let's see in libya in the beginning because in the very beginning police brutality there wasn't comparable to what we are seeing in france and i really don't think you can about let me go out why not well i'll tell you because in libya you had an extraordinary government that had been through many different chan

i went in for goodbye columbus, allie mcgraw got it. >> you were in it. >> i s was in it. you've done yourer homework. >> you didn't try to see it did you? >> i don't remember you. i was modeling in front of the plaza hotel with some dogs and no one saw me, not even my parents.al because of the listerine commercial was a big deal. >> big. deal. first realth commercial and wow, i'd never made that kind of thmoney. >> what did you make? do you remember? >> i don't really remember but quite a few thousand dollars and then i got a commercial. commercials were very lucrative for me. >> goal formula bracket. far less detergent, far more natural ingredients. >> did acting kind of plan to visit any point? >> no. i did audition for a lot of pilots that i did not get. >> okay, congratulations, you failed at something. >> yeah. >> "charlie's angels" is sexist garbage that aims at the lowest common denominator and hits the bull's-eye. >> that is not nice, is it? take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or here. kick your anta

ally mcgraw got it. - well, you were in it. - i was a model in it. i was in it. you've done your homework. here's the thing. it's very hard to spot you. that's right. you didn't try to see it, did you? no, i've seen the movie. i don't remember you. yeah, i mean... you didn't-- i was modeling in front of the plaza hotel with some dogs, and no one saw me, not even my parents. so, the listerine commercial was a big deal. - big deal, mm-hmm. - that was your first real-- yeah, first real commercial. and, um, wow. you know, i'd never made that kind of money. what'd you make? do you remember? well, i don't really remember, but i-- quite a few thousand dollars. and then i got a camay commercial, so commercials were very lucrative for me. harvey: max factor, breck. gold formula breck. breck has far less detergent, far more natural ingredients. did acting kind of play into this at any point? yeah, i mean, i did audition for a lot of pilots that i did not get, harvey. - ( chuckles ) - okay, congratulations. - you failed at something. - yeah, yeah, yeah. ( music playing ) ha

as president manuel mcgraw all addressed the nation later after holding talks to try to resolve the yellow vest anti-government protest movement cabinet ministers are also joining the talks in paris alongside union leaders across has been largely silent following the fourth week of demonstrations across france which have turned into riots dominic kane as the latest from paris. monday is a day of meetings and speeches a president mccall he's meeting trade unionists and delegations from local organizations and business leaders trying to get a sense of what they think needs to be done to justify front's the people of frogs this problem is the old vote he has the majority support in parliament he does not have a majority of support amongst the people is approval ratings are down as low as twenty four percent in other words more than three quarters of people in france disapprove of the way that he is handling the government of france to make things worse for him on monday also the opposition parties who don't have many votes the seats in parliament put down a motion of no confidence which will

a big building just like it is, in fact, we also have a mcgraw and hill here too. >> thank you ashleysomeone would join us. thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you. ashley by the way is only fellow native tennessee in the the group. you can tell by the action. i'll be coming native floridian fox studio in naples i'm down -- >> naked floridian scared me to death in your case stuart. i just -- what can i tell you, help me. i'm moving to california. >> okay. okay one stuart i have to fit it in half of americans say they did not get a raise in this karnd year what happened we've got a very strong economy. half did not get a raise. >> well more than half aren't working. so those guys didn't get a raise are, obviously. but if you look at the working population i don't know that -- half is a low number or high number but it seems like a -- you know doesn't seem like a terribly low number to me a lot of them got raises by just getting jobs you know that's -- best raise are of all. >> you can tell us they're going to get a wage raise in 2019 because pressure on wages is to go up not down or