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and we're here with phil robertson.alked a lot about our founders and framers, washington, madison. you know a lot about our founders. they have influenced you. >> most people, they don't think i have too much sense because i would rather be fairly intelligent and act dumb. i have a couple degrees. i researched our founding fathers, sean. any way you want to slice it, they were godly men, the vast majority of them. i just read about them and i'm thinking, they're no different than i am. i'm like them. secular society people don't understand people of faith, for example, christians are often bashed in society today. >> yeah. >> do you think people don't understand where you're coming from? >> possible. you know, if you had no biblical training, had no idea about the spiritual realm and raised up in an environment where there was no god, no jesus, you know what do you expect? our god needs to tell them we love them and get on down the road. a judge can condemn anyone. the all mighty, that's his job. give him the good news

phil, phil, as much as i love phil, phil likes to embellish. phil, you know. he writes books a lot.the other story, you know, michael, you know, dishing it out to me as well. >> jimmy: that doesn't surprise me. >> yeah, i mean, you know. years later, after i scored 81, he was barking at how i could never do it against him. there's no way you're going to score 80 on me, i would have fouled out. would have gone back and forth. i try to stay cool when it comes to m.j. because i like him so much. on that particular occasion i had to remind him that i did have 42 1/2 against him. >> jimmy: you dunked a lot. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. but, phil -- phil loves embellishing. i told him at some point you are going to have to give me royalties off your books. >> jimmy: yeah, really, you're like his lead character. >> i mean, my god. >> jimmy: do you miss him? >> i do. we speak often. >> jimmy: do you think he will do well in new york? >> i think he'll do fantastic. you know, phil -- especially the more people say he won't be successful. >> jimmy: that drives him. >> absolutely, absolutely. i found m

>> phil's coffee shop has been tracking visits without permission for awhile now. tonight the ceo confirms to me that that practice will stop. >> i love phil's coffee. >> you can find bennett at the phil's coffee shop every day of the week drinking his favorite brew. phil's has a cult following across the bay area, but many customers may not know how often they visit and how long they stay is being tracked by technology. phil's uses a device from the retail analytical official which picks up the wi-fi signal from your phone or tablet without your permission. this small sticker in the store window tells you it is on. >> i don't like it. but it is clearly marked. i just didn't know what it was. i didn't pay attention to it. >> stephanie willis has big concerns about being tracked. so does the digital rights advocate from the electronic frontier foundation. he says even people walking by the store can be tracked. even though the information collected is anonymous. >> we go and grab coffee every day in this world. we pay with whatever. some people pay with cash. it is

questions for phil?over here on this side of the room. >> turn one and tony, thanks for coming out. iraq and afghanistan wars were the first wars fought by the u.s. with the u.s. volunteer army. house that changed if any for any of those who fought it as they raised their hands? >> changes in a lot of ways. was just talking it was a big part of it. i think that it, we are much more disconnected. i think that the divide between civilians and military is pretty wide. and i think a lot of veterans feel that very accurately, right? we sort of comeback to a positive reception and. people get thanked for their services but it's not like after vietnam, but there's also a degree of apathy. you have to have an extremely professional military. when you read about the kind of things that went on in world war ii, for example, or you think about the kind of -- well, it's a highly professional military that's only volunteers. that just changes the nature of the unit. everybody signed up. everybody is therefore a commo

for details, let's get to the auto guru, phil lebeau. tesla is down much worse than it is now, but there seems to be a good bit of battle in the market over what the earnings report really was, what it really said, and what it means. >> let's start first off with the top and bottom lines. they were better than expected. average transaction prices above what many were expecting. when you look at the numbers, it's not a concern. it was the guidance going forward that spooked a few people and raised questions about an execution risk. so really three things are behind the bear case that we're seeing with tesla today. first of all, the company did say because of so many capital expenditures for this year, as much as $850 million, the company will be slightly negative free cash flow. it's also capacity constrained. they'll be delivering about 7,500 vehicles in the second quarter. could deliver more, but they don't have the battery cells to do that, and some are saying it's weak compared to what we were expecting. and then the question of the e

>> phil's coffee shop has been tracking visits without permission for awhile now. tonight the ceo confirms to me that that practice will stop. >> i love phil's coffee. >> you can find bennett at the phil's coffee shop every day of the week drinking his favorite brew. phil's has a cult following across the bay area, but many customers may not know how often they visit and how long they stay is being tracked by technology. phil's uses a device from the retail analytical official which picks up the wi-fi signal from your phone or tablet without your permission. this small sticker in the store window tells you it is on. >> i don't like it. but it is clearly marked. i just didn't know what it was. i didn't pay attention to it. >> stephanie willis hconcerns ao concerns about being tracked. so does the digital rights advocate from the electronic frontier foundation. he says even people walking by the store can be tracked. even though the information collected is anonymous. >> we go and grab coffee every day in this world. we pay with whatever. some people pay with cash. i

>> phil's coffee shop has been tracking visits without permission for awhile now. tonight the ceo confirms to me that that practice will stop. >> i love phil's coffee. >> you can find bennett at the phil's coffee shop every day of the week drinking his favorite brew. phil's has a cult following across the bay area, but many customers may not know how often they visit and how long they stay is being tracked by technology. phil's uses a device from the retail analytical official which picks up the wi-fi signal from your phone or tablet without your permission. this small sticker in the store window tells you it is on. >> i don't like it. but it is clearly marked. i just didn't know what it was. i didn't pay attention to it. >> stephanie willis has big concerns about being tracked. so does the digital rights advocate from the electronic frontier foundation. he says even people walking by the store can be tracked. even though the information collected is anonymous. >> we go and grab coffee every day in this world. we pay with whatever. some people pay with cash. it is

phil, fill, as much as i love phil, phil likes to embellish. phil, he writes books a lot.e other story, you know, michael, you know, dishing it out to me as well. >> jimmy: doesn't surprise me. >> years later. he was barking how i could never do it against him. no way you will score 80. would have fouled out. would have gone back and forth. i try to stay cool when it comes to mj. on that particular occasion i had to remind him that i did have 42 1/2. yeah, yeah, yeah. but, phil -- phil, loves embellishing. i told him at some point you are going to have to give me royalties off your books. >> jimmy: like his lead character. >> my god. prescripti >> jimmy: do you miss him? >> i do. we speak often. >> jimmy: do you think he will do well in new york snoshg a? >> he will do fantastic. the more people say he won't be successful. >> jimmy: that drives him. >> found myself reading a lot of the book he's gave me when i was a player, i was too young and too much energy to sit down and pay attention to. he was just a fantastic mentor and unbelievable coach. >> jimmy: i am sure he wil

but as phil mentioned the lowest amount the port would receive is $77,000. >> how are we paying back the investment? >> the cbbc is making the up front investment so the question is how is the port paying it back? the port is not on the hook to pay back all our up front investment, the tenants will be paying rent to us. we additionally may have some revenues from the special events that happen on site, but it's largely through tenant rent. >> okay. so there is a possibility that we'll never recognize the 25 percent participation. >> that is a speculative profit sharing upon break even, yeah. >> so can we talk about, and i understand this is a very hot potato in terms of understanding, but since this lease expires in 2017, let's take two areas. let's assume we didn't think there was a prop b and you were going along with your development plans for lot a as originally envisioned, you would be wanting to renew this in 2017 for how many more years, and if we do have prop b, which says maybe your timeline will have to be extended even further, what's the intention at the end of 2017? >> c

phil and diane sabino seem to have it all. >> we'll get it done. don't worry about it. >> i layered that story before. >> it's going to get done, relax. >> what the long island pair say is severe money problems. >> couples will get divorced quicker over finances than if someone strayed and had an affair. >> i'm very worried because you don't know what's going to happen next. >> did you see the others? >> the struggles of this bathroom. >> despite a combined income of over $100,000 a year, kara and stephanie williams are in serious debt. they want to move not suburbs but like others, their house is underwater. >> to get out of the foreclosure process, we had to pull the retirement fund, the whole thing. >> i cried i cried i cried a lot. it's my american nightmare. >> how was your day? >> jody bolin is the single mother of a teenage son. >> we're not restocking the store. i'm going to close it on the 24th. >> she's also a struggling small business owner. in a bold attempt to stay afloat, jody is rebuilding her dream. >> i'm on a mission that i have t

i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta and marita.ow, scientists are detecting millions of earthquakes around the world. what technology do you study to help mitigate them? >> here is san francisco's bay bridge. they absorb the areas of the earthquake while leaving the rest of the infrastructure intact. really, really cool. let's check it out. rising from the san francisco bay is the newest architectural jewel of northern california. the new bay bridge, which connects san francisco and oakland, is now open for business. and what a sight it is to see! roughly 280,000 vehicles travel the east and westbound lanes each day. it's now the widest bridge in direction. this is six years worth of round the clock time lapse video of the new 2.2 mile east span. the project cost $6.4 billion. this is earthquake country. the great san francisco quake of 1906 wiped out 80% of the city. the old bay bridge opened in 1936. and it sits in the worst possible spot: right between two major fault lines. the san andreas and the hayward faults. and the worst-

francis upset with phil spencer. >> phil [ bleep ] spencer.[ bleep ] box. >> apparently there's been some changes with the xbox. >> i wish $100 on this [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> when the xbox 1 first came out, francis bought it. xbox said every xx box 1 will come with a connect. >> right. >> you had to get the connect with the xbox 1. it was a package. the latest news that has francis p.o.'ed. >> doesn't come with connect for $100 cheaper! >> oh, no. >> this is only like maybe like six months ago this thing came out. >> promised me that there would never be a [ bleep ] one without connect and six months later here's one later without [ bleep ] connect. >> needless to say, francis' enemy number one, phil spencer. not happy with him. >> [ bleep ]. worthless [ bleep ]. you sons of [ bleep ]. ♪ >> animals can make some of the most interesting noises. take otto, for instance. otto is a bull dog and otto is bigging and the sound crazy. >> great little underbite too. >> like a troll. like -- >> you know what he sounds like? >> like an old man in the b

phil: i have the dna results. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody.re we go. >> dr. phil: i hate to see people suffering. you've hurt long enough. >> stand by, dr. phil. >> dr. phil: i'm going to get you the help you need. this is going to be a changing day in your life. [cheers & applause] >> dr. phil: they have been called every name in the book. meddling, intrusive,

now lewis herrera and phil have been lockstep on this project since phil came on board we owe phil a lot he basically, had to adapt a child we have to have a bigger project and phil stood busby us and made this happen (clapping) we don't notice sometimes mohammed in public works because they make everything work smoothly but i remember the day mohammed was moving rocks and pushing a wheel bare he's been with us throughout the project and his team is wonderful we owe hyperglycemia minimum a lot (clapping) and because this is been a big project we have to acknowledge john from the city attorney's office (clapping) and then this project has two fairy i didn't godmothers who adapted this project and breath it close to their hearts and made it there's without their help we would have gone less jill born and rec and park karen this is their project (clapping) and i could go there are so symmany city starves (calling names) there so many people that contributed to this project i'm hoping to go into detail about the rec and park but i hope they know how much we appreciate their efforts. in o

i will have phil come back up to answer any questions together. thank you. >> thank you, commissioners, that concludes our presentation. >> thank you. i have a motion on resolutions 1434 and 1435? >> so moved. >> second. >> and we have public comment. toby had to leave. karen? >> commissioners, my name is karen woods. i'm here wearing two hats. we had a presentation at the mission bay advisory committee and also the central bay advisory group and there was a great deal of support. in fact, it wasn't so much the sea wagon as it was the neighborhood. we are all really looking forward to having activation of this seawall lot while the long-term planning moves forward for lot a, and we're very excited about the ideas that giants have come up with for this interim use and hope you can approve it. and toby would have said the same thing. thanks. >> thank you. any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners, we'll start on this side this zupl. >> my questions really are this time i'll start with, first of all i think it's

phil." >> dr. and her daughter haven't spoken in two years. >> whitney didn't want anything to do with me. >> announcer: can two psychic mediums bring mom and daughter back together? >> dr. phil: i'm skeptical. >> when did your mom go to vegas. >> you ever been to vegas? >> you have a grand mom mulligan? >> dr. phil: you felt the presence from the grandmother? >> very strong. the message from her was that -- >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> dr. phil: i hate to see people suffering. you've hurt long enough. >> stand by, dr. phil. >> dr. phil: i'm going to get you the help you need. this is going to be a changing day in your life. [applause] >> dr. phil: okay. family dramas, mysteries unsolved, love connections. today we're getting to the bottom of

phil lebeau has got more on that story, and he's in chicago for us. hi, phil. >> hi, sue. this is a transition hearing. actually it's a number of attorneys who have filed cases against gm. they'll be meeting here in chicago. and here's what they're doing today. this is step one in a really lengthy process we're going to see play out over the next year or two years. 60 to 70 cases are going to be subject to this hearing today. these are all federal product liability suits from a number of jurisdictions. what they're going to be doing is asking a panel of judges, decide on one jurisdiction where we can try these cases. that way it's more central location, and they can basically all work in unison there. now, as they're doing this, general motors is considering the compensation fund for those who are victims of the defective ignition switch. general motors is also fighting liability on those cases, or having liability for those cases that took place before the company filed for bankruptcy in 2009. again, take a look at shares of general motors. the company is expected to fini

phil, everybody want to welcome phil to the program?s ] >> i see you brought your best dining ware. >> i have in this thermus, bottle, my body guard carries it around and pours the coffee. life is good, you see. >> that's not uncle sy's tea. >> no. >> i can smell the coffee. >> there are thousands of women, sean, that want to marry sy. >> any of you women want to marry sy? [ cheers ] >> that answers that question. >> it's a dangerous world out there. >> all right. so here -- this rarely happens in politics and that's this, you became a controversial figure and then you were invited to speak at the republican leadership conference. what was your first thought at the invitation? >> my first thought is that maybe i'm sensing a little bit of desperation on the part of the gop. [ laughter ] >> all right. i get it. >> to call me in, i'm thinking i don't own a suit, a ring, a watch, you boys must be hard up these days but if you want me to come, i'll come down and say a few words. >> you, have gotten to know you a bit. i've watched every episo

i'm phil torres here to talk about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. dr. shini somara, life and death in the or, one woman in desperate need of a transplant. will the donor lung arrive before it's too late? marita davidson is a biologist specializing in ecologist and evolution. tonight, swimming with sharks and a shark robot that will one day protect these fascinating creatures. i'm phil torres, i'm an entomologist exploring spiders in the rain forests of peru. now let's do some science. ♪ >> hi guys, i'm phil torres, welcome to a very special episode of "techknow." we're getting revolutionary access to technology, a revolution story, dr. shini somara to tell it. >> it is one of the most interesting things i've ever done in my life. changed my idea, machines replacing human bodies, essentially. take a look. >> breathing. it usually happens so naturally, most of us never e

we'll check in with jeff dunnham. >>> phil mickelson making headlines.bout what's happening on the links, but on the traying floor. the feds are eyeing him as part of an insider trading deal at a high profile las vegas sports scandal. and what's the obama w

phil mickelson's role? did he say he may have known mr. walters? or did he just say, look, i don't know the guy? >> he just said, i don't know the guy. it's interesting that we're talking about a very high-profile story. there have been a number of insider trading cases that have developed over the years surrounding some well-known people and well-known investors we cover on a regular basis, but this has really ris be to a different level. talking about what the fbi and the ftc are taking a look at. you've got the richest guy on wall street. carl icahn's worth $20 billion. you have one of the most recognizable athlete notice world. who literally is on the golf course as we speak at jack nicholas's tournament out in ohio. one of the lead-up events to the u.s. open. he is on the golf curioourse as speak. >> so, scott, what do you make of phil mickelson saying, look, i'm cooperating fully with the government, he says he's not at liberty to speak about what the specifics are, but he says, i'm cooperating. is th

phil black from moscow on the phone. thanks so much for being with us this morning. >>> all right, new allegations of patient mistreatment at va hospitals across the country. what's happening today? that's right after the break. female narrator: through monday, get 36 months through monday, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic, but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. >>> is there a culture of deceit? president obama vowing to fix health care for veterans after va hospitals across the country kept patients waiting for appointments and then, apparently, covered up the extreme delays, allegedly. this morning the man at the center of the scandal heads to capitol hill amid new allegations. we're breaking it down, ahead. >>> happening now, u.s. troops on the ground searching for hundreds of nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by terrorists. we're live in nigeria with the lat

i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta and shini.u recently went to a very interesting farm in the middle of an airport. >> yes, something called tower garden. check it out. this is going to allow a lot of people a different life, to grow produce anywhere. let's take a deeper look. ♪ ♪ >> for over 8,000 years, we've been plowing dirt to grow our food. in fact, we've go gotten so goot it that over 80% of the world's farmable land is already in use. by 2050 we can expect another 3 billion people on planet earth to join us for dinner. another china and india. on average, food travels 1500 miles from farm to table. how can we continue to grow food to feed the hungry masses? one answer is strert cal farming farming. smerl, california known for its eclectic shops and restaurants has another new feature, a vertical farm. >> i'm alex thomson , montecito farms. >> seedlings to harvested vegetables. his farm produces are fresh vegetables to seven restaurants every day. >> this is a tower garden. can you tell us how it works? >> it is a vertica

i'm phil torres, joined by shini somara, marita davison, and cara santa maria.e are in for a treat. shini - you just got back from on amazing journey to one of the most spectacular places in the world. please tell us about it. >> well, it was an absolute dream come true mission that i was on. i went to greenland and i was mapping glaziers with n.a.s.a. on a peace-free aircraft. the views were stunning. let's take a look. i travelled half a world away to get to a case some call the canary in the coal mine when it comes to climate change. greenland. i was here to observe an n.a.s.a. mission called operation icebridge. since 2009 n.a.s.a. has been flying airborne missions out of kangaloosa, a former u.s. airbase. the goal is to measure changes to the arctic sea ice and the ice sheet over greenland. we are just on our way to the air base and i am feeling kind of a bit nervous. i'm not the most relaxed of flyers. so let's see what happens. >> it was 6am, and about 10 degrees farenheit. >> so it's usually about a quarter of a mile walk to the plain. whatever condition

i'm phil torres, joined by crystal dilworth, marita davison, and cara santa maria.e about to meet baxter, a smiling robot that may come to a factory near you and helping some workers there. let's look. >>> a human-sized robot named baxter is redefining work. he is a 2-armed robot with an animated space. if he bumps into something, or someone grabs his arm, sensors stop the arm allowing a human to reposition it. making hands-on training safe, easy and intuitive. it's used for simply industrial jobs such as loading, unloading, sorting and handling materials. baxter is able to work on an assembly line, next to a person training him to learn the representative tasks. with behaviour-based intelligence, baxter senses and adapts to task. >> so one of the questions that comes to mind when you see a piece like this is is this robot going to replace human jobs? >> i think we can look to different industries that are implementing and using robots now. the agricultural industry is one where there's a push towards automation, and a concern that it will displace the workforce and

turn out the phil robertson constituency. and it can backfire. the best thing the republicans have going is in a tough midterm season, the more these people demonize and disrespect the president, the more they're making the democrats work. >> i want to ask this, i'm running out of time, but i have to ask you this. mitt romney is back. and the rebranding campaign came after his loss. he was campaigning in iowa for a senate candidate, and listen to what he said about her. listen carefully. >> she's a real iowan. she was raised here and she worked on a farm. she didn't just sit home and need needlepoint. >> she didn't sit at home needlepointing. isn't this the last thing the gop needs as it tries to turn the page and attract more women voters? she wasn't at home needlepointing? >> i was so astonished. i'm thinking about a bumper sticker saying needlepointerses for blraley. there was a big brouhaha about people attacking moms, and the notion somebody who would want to defend traditional women attacks someone when says she's not just a needlepointer t

i'm phil torres here with kyle and rachelle.ll me what can i do with bamboo to get around town? >> turns out you can build a bike. we were using bamboo for well over a century. but down in greensboro, alabama, you can build a bike with an innovative new design. why don't we check it out? deep in the heart of rowe, alabama, the once thriving town of greensboro is struggling. a quarter of the population lives below the poverty line. the catfish capital is struggling to keep its head above water. >> what happened when you came here? >> about 75% of the shops shut down. >> there was one thing they had plenty of. >> we have a lot of bamboo. you have to have something you're making out of it. >> pandor became somewhat of a one woman stimulus plan for governor'sboro, running the hero foundation, she tapped into the town's most unwanted resource to do it. bamboo bicycles aren't exactly a new idea. they have been around since the first one was introduced back in 1894. and now they are gaining popularity in small bike shops like this one.

phil."y their dad's new wife -- >> they called her every name in the book. >> announcer: is ruining their lives. >> the girls think i'm a gold digger. >> dr. phil: you think he owes you that money? >> announcer: are they spoiled brats? >> dr. phil: you yelled and screamed at my producer. >> i don't yell. >> dr. phil: so is he lying? >> announcer: or is he a bad dad? >> he's delusional. >> dr. phil: a lot of delusions around here. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> dr. phil: i hate to see people suffering. you've hurt long enough. >> stand by, dr. phil. >> dr. phil: i'm going to get you the help you need. this is going to be a changing day in your life. >> go, dr. phil! [cheers & applause]

phil today. usually not a good sign when you sit down with dr. phil. if you ever sit down with dr.hil, hey, what's going on? you know. but v. stiviano told dr. phil she did record the comments and maintains she did not release them to the media, she says her friend did. she also says she and donald sterling never had sex. which is very different from -- i know. i said "what?" too. and -- and it's kind of hard to believe considering that he gave her a bunch of cars and a house. but v. says there was a perfectly good reason why he did that. >> it's been reported that you were gifted a ferrari, two bentleys, a range rover and a $1.8 million condo. and people are just saying, how fast does she type? >> just to clear the rumor. i don't type very fast. >> that's the point. if you're a slow typer, then people really wonder, what are you doing to get four cars and a $1.8 million condo if in fact that happened. >> i am a good human being. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: finally, goodness is paying off. as jesus said the meek shall inherit two bentleys. this v. stiviano might be the phoniest woman dr

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phil: how do you feel about those pictures taken?appen. >> dr. phil: everybody is appalled at your niavety. >> i don't want to be responsible for getting five guys thrown in jail. >> dr. phil: because you want to be popular. >> i'm already not popular.

yeah. >> phil works the midnight shift at ups. diane has two jobs, at the school cafeteria and the ymca. together, they earn more than $90,000 a year, enough to put them close to the head of the class, the middle class, but that's not how they feel. >> i feel like i am on a treadmill, like i am sweating and there is no where to go. >> one little set back here or sink. >> $90,000 may sound like a lot of money, but long island is one of the most expensive places in america. the sabino's property taxes have more than doubled to over $12,000 a year since they bought their modest home? >> you can't afford the utilities, the taxes. it's outrageous. it's, you know, i am worried. >> even if we moved out of state, our salary goes down? >> we have family here if we have family here, maybe we would, you know, re-calculate. >> the sabinos say theyer just one step away from economic disaster. every month involves a balancing act. they want to replace their oil heater with a more economic cal one but they can't afford the $7,000 it would cost.

hey, phil. >> hey, carl. go through a couple of the monthly sales numbers important to note here. first of all start with general motors. the street was expecting an increase of 4.5% in terms of april auto sales. gm increase of 6.9%. >> the negative news not impacting in terms of show room traffic and sales for the month of april. ant ford which is announcing the transition to a new ceo today, monthly sales coming in a slight decline of 0.7%. that is weaker than the street was expecting. the street was expecting an increase of about 4.5%. as i mentioned as we speak, ford is holding a town hall meeting for employees at the world headquarters in deerborn where they have announcing the transition from ceo alan mulally who will be leaving on july 1st to new ceo mark fields who will be taking over on july 1st. coming up at 11:00, you do not want to miss a couple interviews we have coming up. at 11:00 first on cnbc we will talk with ford chairman bill ford about the transition, a smooth transition at ford, and then