phil: i like it.he colt's offense by calling the time outs now, it almost, it gets to the point, you have to decide are we going to run it again to make them use the last time out or throw it to try to win the game. since you called this first one, if they throw a run d -- if they have a run that doesn't get many yards, bill o'brien will use his last time out. jim: bill o'brien learned a lot about time management from bill belichick and counts o'leary as a big influence too from his days of assisting him at georgia tech that one for a loss. watt bringing down bradshaw for a los of three. phil: y.j. watt, you think about sacks and everything else. he's been unbelievable in run defense here tonight. jim: texans waited six or seven second before they called their last time out. they did not call it right away. phil: it won't affect them. i'm sure he thought about it for a second. those few seconds, when it comes down to this, the colts are going to throw it. if they complete it and get the first down, th

phil: yeah. since they've kind of got that message. look what they've done. phil: they have. the offense has been terrific. tonight we saw the speed of the defense. listen aaron rodgers all the players know how good he is. so when he talks they listen and he does have a command about him. when you're around him you know he's the man. you can tell. jim: no question about it. rodgers tonight only had the complete 12 passes out of 17 throws. 156 yards and the three touchdowns. phil: am i right though, you know -- jim: there is something about him. phil: the players, yes we even heard it from the viking players. mr. smith: the safety, said, to the young guys, listen, what you see on film, i know it looks great about. you -- but when you're there in person it's really unbelievable. jim: you can't appreciate the throws he makes until you're out there is what he tried to tell his teammates harrison smith. so fourth down coming up. phil: but i like this about aaron. there is an edge to him. i think you u

phil: i like it.he colt's offense by calling the time outs now, it almost, it gets to the point, you have to decide are we going to run it again to make them use the last time out or throw it to try to win the game. since you called this first one, if the throw a run d -- if they have a run that doesn't get many yards, bill o'brien will use his last time out. jim: bill o'brien learned a lot about time management from bill belichick and counts o'leary as a big influence too from his days of assisting him at georgia tech that one for a loss. watt bringing down bradshaw for a los of three. phil: y.j. watt, you think about sacks and everything else. he's been unbelievable in run defense here tonight. jim: texans waited six or seven second before they called their last time out. they did not call it right away. phil: it won't affect them. i'm sure he thought about it for a second. those few seconds, when it comes down to this, the colts are going to throw it. if they complete it and get the first down, the

. >> phil: many things in play. the quarterback can get under the center and read the defensive front and figure out where to run the quarterback sneak. they read where everybody's lined up and is that tells you where to go. they have been winning the line of scrimmage all day long. a pair of 500-yard games. >> jim: 511. >> phil: you know what is good about this? nothing cheap. one good throw after another. >> jim: they're going with their big package here with an extra tight end, spaeth and the fullback, johnson. and blount is in the huddle, as well. >> phil: well, a lot of things, run with power, run the quarterback sneak or try to draw them offsides, use a time-out and see the defensive front and maybe make a decision from there. they are looking for the inside run. the quarterback sneak. >> jim: robert holcombe still has -- roethlisberger still has it, touchdown number 6! (cheers and applause) >> jim: ben's greatest day as reached another whole new level, his first ever 6-touchdown game. >> phil: mike tomlin can

phil: they're going to onside kick. i would kick off and force the patriots to throw it on third down and try to win the game that way. jim: onside kick. ball on the ground. it's recovered by new england. phil: great kick. great kick. stayed on the ground. nobody could just pick up the easy hop. it is amendola who was about 20 yards behind the front line and ran up to get it. phil: watch the football, that's the key. can you yet the right bounces? and it stays down. jim: looks like it hit lafell. phil: that's why it almost goes the jets' way. i would have kicked off. think about it. the first play, the two-minute warning, you've got the time out. if you stop them in three plays, you can get the ball back only needing a field go to win. jim: vereen. the jets call a kick time out coming up with a couple of huge plays here in the late stages. phil: the only difference is if you don't get the onside kick, they're going to punt you down in there deep if you do stop them. those extra yards are going to be tough to come by wit

phil: i think so. jim: floyd had a hands on his back. phil: he's hoping his big receive consider go up and make a play. but rahim moore plays basically every single play this year as a safety. good job reading the quarterback and going over there and securing the catch. watch how he catches it. with his arms and his body. yeah. there's contact. so this is definitely going to be down. jim: the football will be at about the 3. phil: they were in contact as they go up. as they hit each other. you can see the arm of malcolm floyd on rahim moore. jim: peyton's already got his offensive unit and he's waving them backo retreat. referee: after review, the intercepting player was down by contact at the 4-yard line. please set the game clock to 4:53. first down, denver. jim: rahim moore's such a different player. was missed most of -- all of last year, but two years removed from the flacco throw in the playoffs. john fox. mixesing it up there. phil: i don't know. i think that was all good stuff. i think john fox is going, that's what we need you t

phil: yeah. jim: since, they've kind of got that message. look what they've done. phil: they have. the offense has been terrific. tonight we saw the speed of the defense. listen, aaron rodgers, all the players know how good he is. so when he talks, they listen and he does have a command about him. when you're around him, you know he's the man. you can tell. jim: no question about it. rodgers tonight only had the complete 12 passes out of 17 throws. 156 yards and the three touchdowns. phil: am i right, though, you know -- jim: there is something about him. phil: the players, yes, we even heard it from the viking players. mr. smith:, the safety, said, to the young guys, listen, what you see on film, i know it looks great about. you -- but when you're there in person, it's really unbelievable. jim: you can't appreciate the throws he makes until you're out there is what he tried to tell his teammates, harrison smith. so fourth down coming up. phil: but i like this about aaron. there is an edge to him

phil: they're going to onside kick. i would kick off and force the patriots to throw it on third down and try to win the game that way. jim: onside kick. ball on the ground. it's recovered by new england. phil: great kick. great kick. stayed on the ground. nobody could just pick up the easy hop. it is amendola who was about 20 yards behind the front line and ran up to get it. phil: watch the football, that's the key. can you yet the right bounces? and it stays down. jim: looks like it hit lafell. phil: that's why it almost goes the jets' way. i would have kicked off. think about it. the first play, the two-minute warning, you've got the time out. if you stop them in three plays, you can get the ball back only needing a field go to win. jim: vereen. the jets call a kick time out coming up with a couple of huge plays here in the late stages. phil: the only difference is if you don't get the onside kick, they're going to punt you down in there deep if you do stop them. those extra yards are going to be tough to come by wit

phil: i think so. jim: floyd had a hands on his back. phil: he's hoping his big receive consider go up and make a play. but rahim moore plays basically every single play this year as a safety. good job reading the quarterback and going over there and securing the catch. watch how he catches it. with his arms and his body. yeah. there's contact. so this is definitely going to be down. jim: the football will be at about the 3. phil: they were in contact as they go up. as they hit each other. you can see the arm of malcolm floyd on rahim moore. jim: peyton's already got his offensive unit and he's waving them back to retreat. referee: after review, the intercepting player was down by contact at the 4-yard line. please set the game clock to 4:53. first down, denver. jim: rahim moore's such a different player. was missed most of -- all of last year, but two years removed from the flacco throw in the playoffs. john fox. mixesing it up there. phil: i don't know. i think that was all good stuff. i think john fox is going, that's what we need you

phil.oting all month, cher's coming tonight, cher's going to be here and she gets the plague and you call me. so, they're all here expecting cher, well, you just kick him in the balls and bring me out. just kick him in the balls and bring me out. >> jimmy: you know what, the reason that i have to down play when you are making an appearance on the show, the truth is, cher was never booked on the show. we just didn't want to get stampeded here in the studio when people heard you were going to be here. see? now do you feel like you overreacted a little bit? >> [ bleep ] you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well -- [ cheers and applause ] i get it. i get it. >> i feel better now. >> jimmy: have you ever -- have you ever run into someone outside of, like, the show, dressed up as you for halloween? >> oh, yeah. i've seen them in hollywood on halloween night. i've seen dr. phil and robins going down the street. i was at a friend's house, i opened the door, there was a dr. phil and robin standing there. >>

that's phil black there.member, if kobani is taken, that's 50 miles in syria that isis has now secured. >> to explain exactly in the 15 seconds what is happening there, these smoke bombs, these tear gas bombs and sometimes water cannons, as phil mentioned, is used by the turkish forces to keep the kurds out of that area. a lot of people are trying to help the fellow kurds to fight against the isis militants. that's what is happening there. we understand that those tear gas bombs were even -- or even after this report, a few more were sent into that area to try to push people back. when you saw the applauding and heard the cheering that's because some of these were picked up and thrown back in the opposite direction. live pictures here. you see that now instead of just the tear gas bombs and water cannons, you're seeing some of the -- in fact, the fighters there, we assume these are the turkish fighters trying to keep the occurredish fighters out of that area have come up on the turkish side of the border. qui

phil died. the other man survived. >> he wasn't somebody who was content to just drift on the sidelines, and let something terrible happen, and so, it's terrible, and i'm of course very sad he made that choice, but it's not surprising. >> reporter: his heroic deed is now memorialized. >> dedicated to the great life of phil schultz. taken too soon. >> reporter: a new wood, and metal bench sits in the park. a tribute to a man who gave his life to save a stranger. >> i just want them to remember that phil was here. maybe they'll see his name, and think about his story. >> it cost $2,500 to dedicate that bench. it will remain in place at the park for at least 10 years. the memorial foundation set up in phil's honor is also working with park officials to try to raise money to create new trails. we put up a link to that foundation's website. emily says her husband really appreciated the park system and said he would quote find it cool that he is being remembered this day. >> you said yesterday would b

that is the bottom line in the industry. >> okay, thanks, phil, phil lebeau, reporting from chicago. >> and pimco tells investors just how much money fled from the flagship total fund after bill gross walked out the door. >>> more evidence today of how much the sudden resignation of of bond king bill gross from pimco shook up the fixed income market. today, pimco released data for september, outflows for the month at the signature total return fund were nearly $24 billion, huge, the largest withdrawal was on friday alone, the day that gross resigned. >>> the market plunge today is not the only worry on the minds of investors after officials in texas confirmed the first case of the ebola virus diagnosed here in the u.s. so could the fear factor surrounding ebola hurt the u.s. economy? steve liesman has more. >> we do not believe there is any risk to anyone who was on the flight at that time. >> health officials may say that, but i didn't stop wall street today from selling off airline stocks. one index posted 3% on fears of reduced airline traffic after the announcement of the first e

phil black on the border. thank you. >>> isis militants celebrating the downing of an iraqi military helicopter. the flaming charred aircraft on the web site. officials say both pilots on board were killed. >>> the head of the kurdish regional government in iraq is calling on the u.s.-led coalition to step up air strikes. barzani pleading with the international community to help the refugees fleeing the isis ada advance. >>> the mother of american hostage abdul rahman kassig is sending out a tweet to isis. she writes, i'm trying to get in touch with the isis to get information about my son. my husband and i are on our own without the help of the government. how can we reach you? isis threatened to kill kassig. he was doing humanitarian work in syria when he was captured last year. >>> federal prosecutors are asking for a closed courtroom later this morning when the chicago-area teen is facing terrorism charges. muhammed hamzah khan was arrested at o'hare on saturday trying to board a flight to vienna to get to

buy a glass of water because he's that good but that's the casino's fault, not phil's. >> phil couldhey can take his money back now, can they? can they get it back? >> he got it from borgata. he's trying to get it from crockfords. and borgata is trying to get it back. the effort is from the casino, they saw how much money he was putting up and they were salivating. they said phil told them it was because of superstition, in an essence it was giving phil a better chance of identifying the perfectly cut cards and recognizing the numbers on that card. >> maybe they need to change the cards. >> we'll have to see who the deck is stacked against later in the -- sorry. >> charlie knows how that goes with deck stacked with the two of you sitting beside him. >> j.b., i'll see you, buddy, nice hit, nice hit. >> he's in good company. >> good to see you as always, j.b. >> likewise. >> you can see the full interview on "60 minutes" sports on showtime, a division of cbs. >>> ahead, that unmistakable voice -- >> coming up on "cbs this morning" -- >> my interview with stage legend james earl jones.

phil: you're not what i would consider drug-free. >> dr. phil: let's do it! phil: i tried to be an emotional compass and point you in the right direction. i'm not giving up on you. >> go, dr. phil! [cheers & applause]

phil show. there's some tense moments in the episode as she confronts the long-lost mom with her recollection. >> you don't remember pushing me in the bathtub and cracking my head. >> i never did that. >> reporter: she now has good reason to give thanks. >> i've never been happier. these are happy tiers, not sad tears. >> you can catch more tomorrow on the dr. phil show. >>> side car, the first ride sharing company allowed to legally work at the airport. >> reporter: the deal that was announced today means side car will be the first ride-sharing company that will be allowed to operate in an airport in the state of california. uber, lift and side car changed the way that people get around and those companies have ruffled many feathers along the way. can companies have complained about them since the first app went into operation. sfo band the ride-sharing company from coming onto the airport property about two years ago and a big cat and mouse came was going on for a while. all that changed after

phil is 91.just our -- yeah, give it up for phil. [ cheers and applause ] 91 years old and not just lighting director for our show but the lighting director for "snl" and the lighting director for "the tonight show" as well. and -- he is always at the show, but he actually missed the show last week. he's missed the show because he wasn't feeling well, he's feeling better. and i just want to say get well soon and tell phil how much we miss him. phil, as many 91-year-olds is no fan of my generation. [ laughter ] he's not enamoured with what we're doing, and is very happy to remind me often that we're ruining everything, but as a credit to his professionalism, still beautifully lit. he will still light up beautifully. and he has this great thing he does, which is when phil does not like the show, he will leave me an angry voice mail, detailing what he didn't like about the show. but which is what makes him lovely. if he does like the show, he will leave me an angry voice mail telling me what he like

i'm phil torres and joined by dr shini somara, and dr crystal dilworth. crystal, you got your ph.d. , that caltech is a hot bed of scientific discoveries, happening every day. and today we are lucky enough to meet the scientists. >> absolutely, there's wonderful work. and we are caltech nerds. we have a reputation. we are featured a certain way on sit comes, "the big bang theory" tv show. >> exactly. i'll show you some of my favourite people doing incredible science. the m.e.r.s. is mcarthur -- first person is mcarthur prize winner, taking an approach to energy, global conservation. >> climate change is not a far-off problem in the future. it's happening now, causing hardship now. climate change is real. we have to act now. >> the debate about whether climate change existed at all is falling to the background. i think people accept it's a reality. it's here. now it's a question of what do we do to combat it. >> on the front lines of combatting climate change is caltech aeronaughtic professor dr john deberiy. he's taking cues from animal. >> the name of th

fine. >> thank you so much, phil, phil lebeau, reporting from chicago. >>> and coming up next, the six-month grace period with federal student loans coming to an end, before you check, there is a payment option you may not be aware of. details right after this. >>> pimco, the worlds largest fixed income asset manager says it is not changing anything. scott mather, one of the pimco managers running the total return fund says the fund is well positioned and that investors should not change the strategy with the sudden departure last month. >> no, we're not changing the fund, as you know it is a team process here at pimco, i and my colleagues have been involved in forming the investment themes which are at work in the return fund. >> pimco said the return fund saw more than 30% outflows in september, about 10% of the total assets. >>> okay, new grads, the time is almost here for many of you to start paying back your student loans for 2014 graduates. the grace period is about to expire. it is time to get a financial plan. sharon epperson looks at repayment options and the consequences if you don

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good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, christine. as we speak, the sound of fast moving aircraft overhead once again. we believe we have witnessed one air strike on positions near the city of kobani behind me. that is where once again, there is smoke over the city. it is where the desperate fight for the city continues. it is where the people resisting isis would disagree that they are not a capable fighting force. they have done a great deal to slow down the isis force over last few years. they are certainly motivated. men and women who are risking everything to try to protect their homeland. the news by the united states, if you like, that it cannot and won't try to save the city through air strikes alone will not be welcome to them because they believe that the up-tick in air strikes we have seen in the last 48 hours or so has made a difference. they wish, certainly, it started sooner, before isis reached a e entered the gates of the city. these air strikes are the only things that can decrease the inevitable. the fall of the city

phil streible in the pits of the cme. take it away, phil. which level, which index spooked the traders the most here and at what point? >> well i was a little shocked by the movement down on the nasdaq. it was so aggressive. i keep looking back at s&p. we have futures dropping below the 1900 level. that is a major psychologic level. a lot of people saw a little pullback, but i think we could be on the verge after pretty large correction, if the dollar index play into the corporate earnings scheme here next week. that ebola virus, this is starting to really get a lot of attention. i'm also looking at, you know, look at west africa. look at miners that are there. could that impact the gold market? do we have production halting there. liz: diamond market already being affected. diamond markets are affected. we need to tell you there was breaking news a few minutes ago a delta flight that landed at mccarron airport. david, you heard about this. one of the passengers not feeling well. david: by the way, the latest on that everything is okay. appa

john. >> phil keating in delray beach. phil, thank you. >> terror just north of the border.g in the deadly attack. what investigators are just uncovering. that's ahead. you do a lot of things great. but parallel parking isn't one of them. you're either too far from the curb. or too close to other cars... it's just a matter of time until you rip some guy's bumper off. so, here are your choices: take the bus. or get liberty mutual insurance. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. call liberty mutual insurance. >> check out this bear cub wandering the aisles of a rite aid. just look at him. >> ah. >> another dangerous situation, but just look at him. they scooped up a bear in the basket. we're told he is going to the rehab center. i'm not thinking drug rehab, but it was a drugstore. anyway, he is back in the woods. >> what a cutie. >> love it. >> thanks for joining us. "the real story with fwrechen carlson" starts now. >> our embassy reopens, and canada being proactive look

phil is coming up next. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil."you tell me a liar. >> announcer: who is telling the truth. >> dr. phil: you're drink, on drugs. >> he wasn't there. >> dr. phil: didn't you say it was dark? >> there was light in the stream light. >> dr. phil: you can't change your story. it was dark or light. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, dr. phil. >> dr. phil: i try to point you in the right direction. i'm not giving up on you. >> go, dr. phil! [cheers & applause]

phil, what's going on? >> reporter: good morning, john. it is increasingly dire for those kurdish fighters in the city trying to defend against isis, as you say, the black isis flag over a building in the east. it is symbolic. since that event has taken place, the flag raised, we have been hearing about the intense street fighting as isis continues to advance in the city. we are hearing reports of heavy casualties on both sides. with isis with stronger numbers and more powerful weaponry than the kurdish fighters. the kurds are not without optimism. they believe they can still hold on for some time. they still have thousands of fighters. interestingly, they say 40% of that number are women and they believe because it is their city, they know it so well, they can use that to their advantage. they know they can't hold on indefinitely. they are appealing to the internation international coalition for help. if air strikes cannot happen in the inner city, they would like it on the out skirts. that is we have been witnesses here. we have heard ai

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phil sat down with jordan during the trial and andrea roane recently spoke with dr. phil. >> dr. phil, this story with gigi jordan and her son 8-year- old jude and her using poison to relieve him of his pain. were there any restrictions on the interview that you had with her? put any preconditions on you? >> andrea, she did not. she talks act the fact that she checked into peninsula hotel on fifth avenue in manhattan with the plan. i asked her when you checked into the hotel, did you know you were going in there and killing your son? and she said yes. no question about it. as soon as you're riding up the elevator to the 16th floor, you knew this was his death house. he was -- you're ending his life right here right now. she said yes. no question. and my own life as well. >> what do you recommend those parents with disabled children do? >> you know, if you're in that situation, you reach out for resources which are there. you call child protective services, you call the state. you call the department of child and family services. you call -- you reach out for every resource, every

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phil len is a oil trard and a fox business network contributor. phil, what is going on.it was 3.39 and now three bucks. nlong national nightmare is over. since 2010 behave been below $3 a gallon and probably going to continue. we are in a new eran of lower gasoline prices and thank the u.s. energy industry. the fraking boom that replenished the natural gas makes us one of the best producers in the world. and demand for gasoline in the u.s. is falling. >> phil, could it be because of the winter blend of gasoline that is less expensive than summer blend and people are driving less and that could drive down prices? >> i love your cynicism. we do see prices come down. but there is something larger going on down here. we have had winter blends before and usually when you switch to the winter blends, gasoline prices on average drop 5- $0.15. we have seen some fall as much as $0.50 a gallon. and it is incredible. and we saw a report from the american institute and they lower it from 29 to $0.95 a gallon. and there is a bigger story going on here as well. >> there are severe res

i was on with phil earlier today.e showed me a different picture, colonel, he showed me a line of turkish tanks watching kobani burn. not just watching, keeping kurds inside of turkey. my question to you, i think we have to be frank about this, what does turkey want here? it doesn't seem to want to help the kurds in kobani and what they're perfectly okay with are the kurds being weakened? >> i think it that's a fair assessment. kurdish and turkish relations are bad and they've been bad for decades. they're using the kurds as a pawn with the united states because they want to us declare a no-fly zone over syria, and they want us to be involved with them in a ground campaign two things which probably are not going to happen. so what we're seeing are the kurds being used in the middle of this. >> and what the foreign ambassador of iraq had to say on "new day" this morning. take a listen. >> the areas that the isis people recruit from, they're going to see this as a dramatic isis victory despite u.s. air power. that's not

phil" coming up next. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." 9 to the 50. >> this makes me want to say fred it. >> dr. phil: if you want to get self-righteous, i don't care. >> announcer: she has a real attitude. >> i've seen this act from you about 100 times. >> get out of my life! >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> dr. phil: i'm trying to point you in the right direction. i'm not giving up on you. >> go, dr. phil! [cheers & applause] >> dr. phil: how are you? how are you

i want to start with you, phil.l us what the situation is like where you are. >> we're standing just to the east of kobani, the key city on the turkey syria border. we have seen isis continue to advance and bombard the city behind me. a constant, really, bombardment with shelling through the course of the day striking at the eastern outskirts of this city. we're seeing them approach from the east and the southeast. we have seen much larger strikes away from the city as well as aircraft overhead which leads us to believe we may have witnessed attempted air strikes here today and the united states has said that yes, they have struck a number of isis targets over the last 24 hours including a tank, artillery piece and armored vehicle as well. to the west we visited the front line there as well. intense fighting but much further away from the city and isis is not making the same progress we're seeing here. it comes down to this east/southeasterly and even the southern flanks. i think they are of most concern to the turk

. >> i'm phil torres. 'm an entomologist. sleep. >> it will track my sleeve. marita, costa and i see if the devices work. that's the team. let's do some science. [ ♪ music ] >>> hi, guys i'm phil torres, and welcome to "techknow". i'm with costa and marita davison. instead of science, let's talk football. now, i'm a broncos fan. when i saw what the 49ers did with their new stadium, i'll feel bad every time the broncos beat the niners. >> if their game is half as good trouble. >> when you think n.f.l., small does not come to mind. it's full of big excitement and business. don't think of it in terms of being a big player. the stadium may be poised to change that. i got to check out environmental advances. >> reporter: it's game day at levi stadium, home of the san francisco 49ers, at first glance the scene in the parking lot it classical football - tailgating, team revalry. san francisco football is changing the playbook. >> we pushed architects and engineers to think about everything that could be green. >> reporter: in trying to win the green game. this is the