. >> phil: tracy knows him well.iewed him many times in those alabama games she covered. >> jim: all those years, the s.e.c. on cbs. mcgloin has his target. butler racing in for the touchdown. brice butler. >> phil: mcgloin looked sharp every time i watched him play, good footwork, hops around, gets rid of the football quicker. made a few good throws where he got nothing out of them, throwing the ball with more power and, of course, the second year under greg olson, offensive coordinator, he has this offense up and down, shows when he goes in. >> jim: brice butler looking good. >> phil: he can catch your eye just the way he looks. >> jim: two-point try went to incomplete. >> phil: it. rolle broke up passes, been everywhere, he solidified his spot and his place on this football team, no >> jim: exchanges words with trent edwards who came into the league had through the buffalo bills by way of stanford. happy day for eddie lacy. >> phil: it certainly is, preseason, better player than he was last year, i like the hat. >

. >> phil: tracy knows him well.iewed him many times in those alabama games she covered. >> jim: all those years, the s.e.c. on cbs. mcgloin has his target. butler racing in for the touchdown. brice butler. >> phil: mcgloin looked sharp every time i watched him play, good footwork, hops around, gets rid of the footbquall icker. made a few good throws where he got nothing out of them, throwing the ball with more power and, of course, the second year under greg olson, offensive coordinator, he has this offense up and down, shows when he goes in. >> jim: brice butler looking good. >> phil: he can catch your eye just the way he looks. >> jim: two-point try went to -- incomplete. >> phil: criner unable to catch it. rolle broke up passes, been everywhere, he solidified his spot and his place on this football team, no doubt. >> jim: exchanges words with trent edwards who came into the league had through the buffalo bills by way of stanford. happy day fo eddie lacy. >> phil: it certainly is, preseason, better player than he

phil looking anxiously here.k: he chopped it way down the hill. >> i believe that was the mud on the ball from 207. nick: he looked a little -- jim: the same thing happened to him at the fifth. nick: i think that was the swing, peter. just a little sloppy through it. body gets there too early. jim: phil's flop shot coming up for his third. >> this is a demanding second shot downhill and then uphill to the green. anything short left would be a good play. nick: that is 360 degrees of rough. unusual. only one on the golf course. it is an island fairway down the bottom of the hill. basically it is an island green of green with rough all around it. >> brian jones officiating that group and helping rickie with the drop. >> rickie seems to have had a lot more casual water than phil today. he hits it in places he is allowed to lift clean and drop. that eliminates one varible, mud on the ball. jim: a lot of trust between those two. rickie was five when he first met joe through golf. nick: stock shot is a full shot. you do

phil ginsberg. (applause) >> i don't think we appreciate how amazing phil is and how lucky we are as a city to have him. but today how lucky are we to be san franciscans standing here today? (applause) >> you know, today i have a number of thank yous i want to go through. but first i really want to comment about our parks and our support for our parks not only in city hall, but with the voters of san francisco. you know, we fight that battle every year in city hall with our budget and we're going through it right now to make sure we prioritize our parks for our families, for our children, for our seniors, for everyone. and the voters of san francisco have done it year in and year out. and parks are for everyone. they're for young people and old people. they're for large people and small people. they're for dogs, they're for everyone that we care about here in san francisco. i see a number of seniors here today. i know one month old emma is here today. this is for everybody and my three children are

phil ginsberg. (applause) >> it is a real pleasure to be with everyone here today. it takes a village and the village is out. it's not often we get to say the words "our tax dollars at work" with a smile on our face. but we're doing it today. because voters really knew what they were doing a few years back when we passed that $185 million parks bond, neighborhood parks bond and the $10 million invested into lafayette park. i used to live at hyde and geary my first four years when i moved to san francisco, now 36 years ago, and this was my neighborhood park. and i've loved it ever since. the combination of the palms and the pines and everything in between, this is a jewel of a park. and when i saw the fences go up i got a little nervous because, well, it was going to be closed for a while. and i saw on some of the signs that some trees were going to come down which always makes me a little uncomfortable. but now seeing the result, it is magnificent. and, so, i want to thank all the folks who have inv

there is phil watching his tee hot. nick: i think that he was saying we used to play in this stuff as amateurs. you got on with it. jim: that was close. nick: a yard. plenty of room. jeepers. >> i can tell you that would not have stayed up but for the soft conditions. jim: there you go. how easily that could have hopped right. now are they going to just play in together? ick: i don't think so. what is the point? if you don't you let them hit up even with you anyway. why make them wait out in the fairway. phil has nowhere to go anyway because we have louis oosthuizen and jason day inishing occupy the green. nick: very much like the derby. talk about sprint to the finish line. sprinting up 18 just to get it in. get up there. phil saying rory, you got 250 to the hole. save your time getting the yardage. >> phil has 228. he will play as quickly as possible. this is a 4-iron. it is really dark now. it is affecting the depth perception with your eyes to the ball. jim: much darker than it appears. we have no chance from right

>> everything. >> reporter: oscar says he can't thank phil enough, while phil claims the debt is all. >> i like that sign, too. >> reporter: regardless, the net result is a friendship that will surely leave both men with more than enough to share. >> i'm thinking we're just getting started, and we're going to soar. >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road" in uniondale, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by me on the company's new battery ctory. good evening >>> now at 6:00, a last ditch effort to win over tesla and slap a fine on the company's new battery factory. i am veronica de la cruz. >> i am ken bastida. kpix 5's mark sayer is in palo alto where the plan was unvailed today. mark. >> reporter: ken, at least five states are trying to rule tesla. they want that factory built on their home turf. in fact, some ground has already been broken on one potential site in nevada. >> with a gold shovel in hand

>> everything. >> reporter: oscar says he can't thank phil enough. the debt is all his. >> i like that sign, too. >> reporter: regardless, the net result is a friendship that will leave both men with more than enough to share. >> i'm thinking we're just getting started and we're going to soar. >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road, in uniondale, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs news for us tonight. for all of us at cbs cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> was the mcdonald trying to hide a $50,000 loan? i'm peggy fox. coming up hear what a stockbroker testified to today. >> glimpses of a grieving family in india after a merciless gas station murder. i'm scott broom in hanover. coming up a move forward in this case. >> not a picture perfect weekend. we will be tracking showers and thunderstorms. we will tell you likely stay dry and who will be wet. >> and it's about to get icy here on wusa 9 news at 7:00. >>> few first tonight these are the u.s. fighter jets returning from a mission to drop bombs in iraq and this is the fire time in

>> everything. >> reporter: oscar says he can't thank phil enough.ms the debt is all his. >> i like that sign, too. >> reporter: regardless, the net result is a friendship that will leave both men with more than enough to share. >> i'm thinking we're just getting started and we're going to soar. >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road, in uniondale, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs news for us tonight. for all of us at cb cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs the world famous fries you love, plus a shake of three new flavors you add. introducing mcdonald's shakin' flavor fries. and right now you can get a free medium sized shakin' flavor fries at mcdonald's when you purchase any large sandwich thursday august 7th through august 9th. so you better get shakin'. >>> we have a lot happening. a lot to get to. here's what's coming up on "entertainment tonight." >> i don't think i'm huge. i just think, you know, i've got to get it together. >> kim kardashian worrying about her weight? what she's telling me about her b

there was amazing artists -- durand durand, the police, pat benatar, tina turner, phil collins. of course, journey. ♪ don't stop believing hold on to that feeling ♪ >> in the 80's, technology in the form of drum machines change the sound of music. mtv revolutionize the way we experienced it. for the first time coming music videos brought artists into our homes with new looks and unforgettable sound. ♪ don't you want me, baby? don't you want me, oh? ♪ goake me up before you go wake me up before you go-go ♪ ♪ karma chameleon, you come and go you come and go ♪ >> it was an amazing time in music history and here to tell anna.e is my cohost >> you have had hit records and you up one grammys -- won grammys. a part oft like being the music and video revolution during the 1980's? the wide variety of music and then we had pop and new wave and r&b. some artists knew how to rock. ♪ you are a heartbreaker, dream maker ♪ what i lie to you? ♪ ♪ >> what incredible music. >> we are just getting started. tripus as we take you on a to the songs and artists that defined the 80's. together in one c

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-

anne, phil?t's take a live look right now down in santa clara where the fans are starting to roll in to the new levi stadium. we'll check back in with mark kelly coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ballot in california. goverr brown reached a deal with lawmakers on wednesday. i talked with our political insiders >>> a $7.5 billion water bond, governor brown reached a deal with lawmakers on wednesday. >> right on the deadline. we talk to our political insiders melissa griffin and willie why the dollar was scaled back and whether republicans had a role in that process. >> it was 11 and now it's over 7. who was the main shot caller in the deal? >> the only guy who runs the state of california, governor jerry brown. what were some of the dynamics going on with the water bond? >> it required a two-thirds vote, so it was sort of a rare opportunity for republicans in the legislature to really exercise a little muscle because they're actually important to this vote, which is not the usual state of affairs >> they

aj burnett on the mound for the phils. phils get on the board first.ottom of the fourth dom brown with that single to center. that will score ryan howard and just like that one to nothing phils. they would double that lead the very neck inning. codey asche got all of this one much that is a solo shot to right feel. ninth of the year that. will put the phils up two to nothing. a very strong outing for aj burnett who went seven innings holding washington to just one run on three hits. struck out a season high 12 batters. jonathan papelbon holding on for the save tonight. the phils were able to win this 13 to two. they've won three of their last four. so more than 15 games back in the nl east. >> the eagles back on the practice field today getting ready for that last preseason game again the jets thursday night. back up quarterback mark sanchez has the topic of trade rumors sin the rams lost their starter for the season. he is happy here as backup to nick foles. he's in the looking to leave. >> like i said, i'm not even worried about it. i have plenty of

phil: i hate to see people suffering. you've hurt long enough. >> stand by, dr. phil. >> dr. help you need.

did we, phil? >> i think this is a question about time.the president said and let me quote him and not be too sanctimony of what happened. when we took down the guy in the spring of 2002, i remember those days. we used to sit at the table and say what will happen on saturday? will there be an anthrax attack? when we took abu zaida down, we went and spoke with the department of justice and what was appropriate and constitutional. we spoke with the congressional committees and republicans and democrats in the senate and house. of course, we spoke with the president and vice president and cabinet in the difficult times, what is acceptable for the american security services under u.s. law? 12 years have passed since then, michael. we had the space because of the counterterrorism spaces to say what do we think is okay now since we have not had a catastrophic attack in those 12 years? we say i'm not sure we want our security services doing that. that sounds -- i'm comfortable with what the president said. that is not 12 years ago. >> it sounds t

but lots over people would, and phil hitler, our imaginary phil hitler would know, that so he would run as phil hoover or... >> what about fred bin laden? >> i don't think he would do that. >> yes, the great family names of this country tell us who we are as a nation. so what would you rather eat, this delicious, suck lent mcdonald's burger, or this burger made by some dude who has been crafting burgers with all organic handmade ingredients? >> the burger crafted by the organic craftsman dude, of course. >> you mean coke and french fries and that mcdonald's hamburger, i'm done. >> sadly other's share zimmerman's dangerous point of view. >> if we can't find more than two or three families to run for high office, that's silly. >> what if zimmerman and babs are right? maybe we shouldn't just depend on two or three families. there had to be someone else out there, but who? >> i am the great, great, great granddaughter of our eighth president, martin van buren. [laughter] >> i don't see it. oh, wait. oh, yeah, i see it now. you got the whole thing. that makes sense. lily van buren was perfec

so this is what we're seeing, growing pains. >> thanks a lot, phil, phil lebeau from chicago. >>> you can call this the ipo that wasn't after the stock had been trading for six session on the nasdaq, a biotech company called vascular bio was not investing. those who sold stock now have nothing to show for it. the company blames a key investor's failure to follow through on a commitment to buy shares for the cancellation of the initial public stock offering. >> schlumberger, i just love saying that name, is starting to feel the pain of u.s. and european sanctions on russia and that's where we begin the market focuses. the largest oil services prov e provider says third-quarter earnings could be lower because personalities are restricting the engagement of people and equipment in russian operations, so says the company. that sent shares down 1% to 107. 87. boeing is selected to build prototypes of helicopters for the u.s. army. the first flight of the chopper is expected in 2017. the value of the contract, not disclosed. boeing shares down slightly despite the news to $120.47 shares of

phil next to me is royalty. borg warner. possible consolidation into space.ut 8 or 9%, wa. they've been in their sweet spot for another three to five years. >> the future of the auto industry. phil, good to see you. >>> still ahead, one trader making a bullish bet on an off priced retailer. we will name names for you next. s to look for the best possible price, maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. it's monday, a brand new start. with centurylink visionary cloud infrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. >>> let's take a look at today's "options action"s. mike co, you have a retailer about to report earnings. >> tjx, t.j. max. traded 9 times their daily call. due to report earnings tomorrow. this is one of the stocks in a very strong market that h

phils in early hole yesterday. down six to one.ut they chipped away and tied the game in the ninth on the single by pinch hitter marilyn bird. ryan howard then won the game in walk-off style. that's a fair ball, my friends. seven-six, the phils can earn a split with the mets this afternoon. well the new england patriots host the eagles friday night. first both teams will practice in foxboro, that's starting tomorrow. birds welcome to franklin field for the last of their open practices. chuck my man, among the former eagles stars, who won the eagles last nfl championship on that very fieldment the birds worked out for a sell-out crowd, the work out at nova care today, once again, the patriots friday night. well, yesterday's final round of the pga championship in louisville ended because after rain delay. your winner rory mcelroy, won his fourth career major, and second of the year. the man is on fire. rory held off phil mickelson by just one stroke to win it. beautiful. well the drama didn't end on the final hole. check out mcelroy

puts the phils ahead.phils beat houston six to five, and sweep the strohs, mets will be in town tonight. starts to swing the bat a little bit now. that's good to see. hope it lasts a while. >> everybody who left in the seventh inning stretch, can you imagine? >> oh, i know. >> driving home and hearing it on the radio? >> jill wagner standing by on wall street with a preview of the day on wall street. >> first here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> president obama issued air strikes on militants in northern iraq. us military also dropping humanitarian aid to religious minorities in the region, and the president says that aid is helping prevent possible genocide. >>> breaking news this morning, three day trues between israel and hamas has ended as cairo peace talks hit deadlock. just as the cease-fire ended israeli military says gaza millitant fired rockets at southern israel, one rocket was intercepted. others unoccupied areas. >> also, breaking right now, a cell has -- down grated to tropical storm.

phil, thanks to you as well. the other traders on the desk, quickly on tesla. >> listen, i think elon musk is a visionary. i think he's going to build a great company and a great car, but i don't think he cares about public shareholders. i think if you're in this stock, you'd better just be careful because he doesn't care about shareholders. he cares about a great company. >> all right. is that any different than what bezos seems to be doing right now? >> probably not, to tell you the truth, but it is different, and i think this was herb's point from a gm or a ford. and gm at eight times next year's earnings and a 3.3% dividend yield with a lot of growth in front of it looks attractive to me. >> but a lot of us are tied to growth, right? they see the growth in something like tesla, and that's the attraction. obviously we've got to see the rest of the fundamental story really start to play out, but that is the attraction is that -- yeah, i had some coffee. i will say this about tesla. the protection or speculation

the phils hung onto win.had homerun later, and a.j. burnett hitting, struck out season hi, 12 batters, and the phils beat the nats three-two. cole hamels takes the hill tonight as the phils go for their third win in a row. >>> hey, got little bit after last week, now there is more, eyewitness spots direct or beasley reese sitting in for angelo cataldi, and sister radio station 94wip. talk sports with beasley, rhea, it starts in about three and a half minutes. hope beasley is up and hey, work that late shift, you snow. >> working on like two hours of sleep, poor guy. >> he is there, going to have fun. the city of philadelphia saluting hometown taney dragons with parade down broad street. >> so hey. powered in part by the pitching of mo'ne davis, the dragons made it all the way to the u.s. championship semifinals. now, no other philadelphia little league team has made it to williamsport. wednesday's parade will start at 2:00 in the afternoon at 20th and market. in center city. it is going to go around city hall

>> no. >> looks like phil. >> not phil. >> looks like phil, though. >> it's gross.rd. >> well, yeah, they are crawling all over the bathroom floor. start there. >> think about what their nostrils are going through, all the people are in the stalls sitting with their pants down around the ankles, taking care of business. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> i love this guy because this guy starts stomping on their hands. >> it's gross. >> hands the guy paper as if he were going to -- as if he was asking for paper. >> oh, that's sweet. >> here you go. >> you're so vulnerable at this point, pants around the ankles, nothing to do, you're trapped. >> i'm surprised he did not crawl under the door. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> well, they say if they get enough likes, they'll try this in the female bathroom. >>> that's our show, everybody. thank you for joining us. we'll see you for the next thank you for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of "rtm." >>> live from new york city, it's wendy williams! . today one of the hottest music stars in the business, for a special performance and

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 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

phil covered quite a bit of it but we go into shelters and drug rehab centers and service centers and give people a safe place to be accepted and then through the platform of the team we can deliver a curriculum of life and job skills ultimately and connecting them to jobs and further education so the national cup we hosted was a culmination of the year's work so first and foremost a big round of applause or my hats off to our guys here in san francisco that stood up and said homelessness is a situation that i am in but it doesn't define me as a person and through our program and through community collaboration and other nonprofits and larkfield services and st. vincent center and accomplishing the goals and moving into housing and jobs. the other portion that i think phil touched on which is really important is that we work with the parks department to run an adult rec soccer league on some of the amazing facility that parks has been able to overhaul and make available so wofn the participants is a employee of the league we run so we employ him to set up the league and generates for

phil." from pageant queen to entitled teen. >> dr. phil: did she get her keys? >> yes. >> dr. you kidding me? >> announcer: spoiled beyond belief. >> she drives me crazy. >> dr. phil: is it her fault you shoplifted? >> if she would have gave me money, i wouldn't have had to. >> dr. phil: she gave you $800. >> and i spent all of it. >> announcer: she does what she wants. >> dr. phil: you stole your mother's care at 12. you're smoking dope, getting drunk. >> announcer: whenever she wants. >> dr. phil: we made it clear, you cannot stay with your boyfriend out here. where did you sleep last night? >> with my boyfriend. >> announcer: for as long as she wants. >> dr. phil: why are you going to school? >> i'm home schooled. >> no, you're not. >> i would be if she would get intern

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phil: i don't do breaks. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody.uffering. 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. >> dr. phil: a desperate mom caught this on tape. take a look. >> quit talking to me, bitch. quit talking to me, bitch.

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