it was on phil rouss'. and there was no reciprocal policy on steve white's life naming rouss as the beneficiary. leona white says her husband did nothing wrong. that they were only trying to protect their investment in the event of phil's death. >> steve wasn't into auto restoring. his involvement with the business had been more from a business management standpoint. >> we kept trying to have business meetings so we could see the checkbook, which we had never seen. every time we go to have a meeting, steve would get up and get angry and storm out of the house. so we were getting a little bit suspicious. >> the final straw came when steve white closed the company's bank accounts without telling phil, who found out through the bank teller. >> she said, well, mr. white came in two days ago, walked out of the bank with $2,943 and closed the account. and she said the reason i mentioned it to you, mr. rouss, is because there were checks outstanding. and he said he didn't care. he just wanted the money. >> rouss b

coffee and i'm sure you're aware of we're here requesting a conditional use for phil's coffee and a vacant space although thels a technically a formulate use we've been vice president in san francisco for a while i'm going to give more information after phil speaks. >> good afternoon, commissioners i want to through one thing will phil's coffee thanks for having me phil's coffee is a community i'm a city boy i've been in san francisco 45 years and in the same spot 42 years i knew that i would on a coffee shop to make a friend and get murder and all those things besides the quality of our coffee we have a team and not a company we're a community where he built cultural where people come to our shops and use my shop as their community room i could talk for a week i'm sure you're aware of phil's coffee those days you guys built me into the cloudy leave it up to you guys you know about phil's coffee we are eager to work and we have over 5 hundred people i give them dental plans i do everything for my team thank you for having me here god bless you all. >> thanks phil. >> i mean, i'll br

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

. >> thank you phil. >> thank you. congratulations again commissioner adams and commissioner president katz and thank you commissioner ho as service for the last year in hermosa beach e helping united states get to a place of fruition so awhile - so here we go. >> first i want to say we're so excited to be here it's been a long process certainly longer than we thought it would be but we've been working closely with the port staff and think this is really a great and project that will be a wonderful community benefit we know that you asked questions during our last appearance on this project particularly around the phillips and terms that phil went through eave covered in a lot of daily i'm here with my colleague john north and we're valuable to answer quiz on the financial or the terms of the structure it lie down under our lease for lot 337 part of the relationship with the port so as you can see here we are calling this project the yard and we think that has a number overview interesting references both to the ball p

plus forgot punxsutawney phil, it's groundhogfrog day.you're watching "early today." the new banking rewards program that rewards our customers, every day. you'll get things like rewards bonuses on credit cards.... extra interest on a savings account... preferred pricing on merrill edge online trades and more... across your banking and investing get used to getting more. that's the power of more rewarding connections that's preferred rewards from bank of america. wisest kid? the girls and i need... a new activity. [ giggles ] [ snaps finger ] [ wisest kid ] campbell's tomato soup with grilled cheese. perfect together. what should we do next? i'm liking braids. [ gong ] m'm! m'm! good! hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to sav

phil talked about the giant sweep. you might have seen some of these ads on some of the buses or billboards. it's our latest campaign to instill pride back into our city. we're going into our schools, working with neighborhood groups -- there you go, phil. we're working together to make sure that san francisco continue to be clean and green. we have the park it in, park it out campaign in the parks. we have the pick it up on the street. and next week we'll be bringing in new buses into san francisco and we're working with the mta to make sure that when you ride the bus that the buses are clean. so, we have a booth over there. please visit our booth. we have lots of information, a bare minimum, sign the pledge that you want to see san francisco be a cleaner city. thank you for this event. congratulations, and i know we're all going to see many more of these parks all across san francisco as nice and beautiful as this one. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. when i say pack it in, you say... pack it in. pack it in. >> pa

that is, punxsutawney phil.come to good day philadelphia thanks, mike. >> so, again, for people who are new to the area, you saw your shadow what does that mean. >> well, here's the deal, everyone thinks that means, that i'm staying. i'm not scared. i'm upset. i'm upset. >> why are you upset. >> you know why? because, i'm tired of doing the whole thing anymore, i'm sick of it. i'm just sick of it, mike. >> are you having a nervous break down about this. >> i did the the movie. everything was going great, and then every time it is all this back and forth, back and forth. >> you believe we believe you for a little bit. he people that harass you in the streets. >> yes, yes. >> it happens all the time. all the time. >> so what did you think of the super bowl last night. >> i didn't watch it. >> i don't know, because i really don't like football, i actually, do not like it, at all. >> so tell me about the rest of your year. this is kind of your super bowl. what do you do the rest of the year. >> first thing i will do

talk about phil i just played with somebody on facebook here i love phil. i may make fun of phil. the thing is i remember -- i do. i remember being a little kid, 7 or 8 years old and the morning show was on tv and they had phil there and talked about it. and i remember telling my mother, i'm going it do that when i grow up. to this day my mother is saying you want to grow up and be a groundhog? she really said that. that was her humor. >> lofty goal. >> some days here, i wish was a groundhog. >> for the record, he's not that hairy. >> let's get started here. here's what we're dealing with. cold wind and snow flurries. live super doppler 7 shows a few patches of light snow or flurries north of the metro area westminster eastbound to the baltimore area but certainly a few flurries a possibility as these cold gusty winds are kind of blowing things around for us here the next couple of hours. temperatures are falling and that combination yielding an uncomfortable afternoon and evening. wind advisory up until midnight tonight. didn't we just do this a couple of days ago? we're doing it

>> phil? >> what's he going to say today. >> katie, were you saying last week hopefully he won't see his shadow because of the system moving through? >> that's what i am banking on, think about it, if phil fill doesn't see his shadow it means early spring. so let's take the storm as a trade off. am i right? anybody else? >> that will work, that will work. >> so i'm not alone there. you know we dot to take the issues where they come along with the weather definitely one out there this morning as we take this live look out on "skycam 3", you should be able to see the top of the skyscrapers, very difficult with low-lying cloud cover. we can throw the current conditions at the airport over top, modest breeze right now that will change, and nice high humidity as makes sense since you have a lot of moisture to work w temperatures still somewhat marginal with freeze being soaker we we want you to exercise caution, slow it down, there is at least back edge to that moisture, here, noticeable on storm s

phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, dr. phil.

. >> i'm phil torres. i'm an entomologist. i go on a journey of a lifetime, ten days off the coast of costa rica. including a dive in a submarine. there prepare to dive. >> that will take me down to 10,000 feet under the sea. >> i get paid to play in mud. like my dreams. >> that's our team. now let's do some science. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome to "techknow" i'm phil torres joined by marita davison and dr. shini somara. the earth is covered by ocean yet we know about the planets more than we do about the surface of the ocean. my question to you is, why should we care about what's down there? >> we are just starting to understand how the ocean and the deep ocean is going to be on providing global scale. >> and it seems like a harsh landscape down there and very, very far down. and there are a few technologies that allow us to go down there and you have a chance to go down there. >> 10,000 feet, just to get a chance to go down there it's tricky. i had a chance in a submarine called alvin. take a look. >> as we look for signs of li

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

phil: oh, get over yourself. >> dr. phil: let

not least of which is there enjoyment of phil's coffee.cently closed a $15 million funding round led by snoop dogg, jonah hill, and maynard webb. i'm joined by yahoo chairman maynard webb and the ceo of phil's coffee, jacob jaber. glad to have you both here. there is something going on with coffee and technology. i don't get it but the success bluebottle has had, the success you have had locally, i have seen it on virgin america. what is it about coffee and technology that is coming together? >> part of the big reason is that we are in silicon valley, and we have most of our stores in the bay area. there is a lot of technology folks who come in and drink a lot of coffee, especially the engineers to keep going. that is a big part of it. >> why for you? >> this is my first venture outside of technology. i will tell you my story. i love coffee. i am one of those tech guys that loves coffee. i have a problem. i can't drink anything caffeinated anymore. i have decaf. that is being a loser, because you go into stores and nobody has a lot of choi

phil, how do you counter something like this? we've heard from the president or the summit that happened the last couple of days talking about some of it is poverty and jobs and opportunity and people are disillusioned in some of the middle eastern countries. and that there need to be another way. propaganda also being a very powerful force in this. but if you have folks who believe that this is going to be the next coming are going to be a part of the end of the world on the good side on the winning side how do you counter something like that? >> let's take out that word you use, folks, and let's separate out the leadership in what was referred to a moment ago as the foot soldiers. in my experience those are vastly different people in terms of how they believe and how you can potentially divert their beliefs. right now if you look at the leadership of isis my judgment based on what we at the cia used to interrogate al qaeda guys not the same as i dis, but they are true believers. once they go down that path of indoctrination ove

>> i am phil mattingly. with all due respect to the no ice -- vanilla ice arrested today for burglary. happy national crab stuffed flounder day. there is a day for that. hillary faces real life. caught in a landslide of puppies. but first, can jeb escape reality? governor bush gave a foreign-policy speech, grabbing the proverbial american flagpole. >> this administration talks but the words fade. they drawn redlines and then erase them. with grandiosity, they announce recess and then disengage. hashtag campaigns replace diplomacy and engagement. our security and our prosperity and values demand that we remain engaged and involved in often distant places. time and time again, we have learned that if we withdraw from the defense of liberty elsewhere, the battle comes to us anyway. >> none of the candidates including jeb bush have much by , the way of foreign-policy experience, but my question is on the basis of this speech does it look like jeb bush can be a credible foreign-policy candidate? >> he has been to

phil flynn. he's an fbn contributor. all right, phil, talk to us about this.hat are we seeing right now? is this pent up demand. what are we seeing? >> i think it's all of the above. it looks like a major bottom, charles. and there's a lot of reasons for it. what you just mentioned is usually the first sign of the bottom. when you get oil companies canceling billions and billions of dollars of projects. i know i sound like carl sagan right now. basically what we're seeing, this is the first sign of a bottom. you add to that last week, we saw the biggest drop in us rig counts in history since they tracked this stuff. we're seeing the biggest dramatic pullback in us energy production potential that we've seen maybe in history. so that's usually when you start looking for a bottom. charles: all right. now -- i tell people, listen, separate oil stocks from the commodity oil. because i think a lot of what we see with these oil stocks was emotionally driven. the last 20% on the downside was a complete detachment from crude oil itself. do you see it this way? i think

phil is coming up next.on outro music >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." they can be ruthless. >> dr. phil: you have never met this woman and she's posting that you killed your own baby. >> announcer: hateful. >> dr. phil: why are you smile something. >> it's more of a smirk than a smile. >> dr. phil: why are you smirk something. >> vicious. >> dr. phil: she says she's never been a stripper. >> we almost got fired from our jobs. >> announcer: pretty little mean girls. >> watch your mouth, okay? >> don't talk to me like that. >> excuse me. >> you told me my -- >> dr. phil: what are ya'll? 5 years old? >> 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 be an emotional compass and point you in the right direction. >> five, four -- >> dr. phil: i'm not giving up on you.

i'm phil torres here with kyle and rachelle. 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. but none o

phil lavelle, al jazeera hollywood. >> much more on our website aljazeera.com. a show about innovations that can change lives. humanity and we are doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check the team of hardcore nerds. dr shini somara is a mechanical engineer. tonight saving baby grace. doctors try a cutting edge treatment to heal this little girl's brain, infusing her with her own umbilical cord blood. treatment? >> we hope it rescues the brain >>> and a mother's incredible journey to help her girl. dr crystal dilworth is a molecular neuroscientist. stint she introductions us to a scientist out to change the i'm phil torres. i'm an entomologist. . that's the team, let's do some science. bsh [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> hey, any, welcome to "techknow" i'm phil torres, joined by crystal dilworth, and shini somara. you are about to take us on a journey, an experimental matthews. >> this is an emotional piece. we followed the retrieval of grace's umbilical cord blues cell, and we had access to where they condition those cells for treatmen

phil." >> dr.eping his children from him. >> announcer: exes at war. >> he threw me to the wall. >> you pushed me. >> announcer: fighting each other. >> you grabbed my throat. >> i didn't grab your throat. >> announcer: and fighting for custody. >> dr. phil: your daughter is recording this. she says you're smokin' dope right? >> that's a cigarette. >> she says mom, it smells funny. >> dr. phil: you did coke while you with with her? >> after the kids were put to bed. >> dr. phil: did you do stupid stuff on drugs? >> no. >> dr. phil: did you attack her father with a baseball bat? >> i was on drugs when it happened. >> dr. phil: that's better? >> 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 be an emotional compass and point you in the right directi

what phil has pointed out is not new. we've seen these kind of demarcations delineations in the lebanese civil war. we've seen it in syria before. i was in syria in 1982. i was in hamah in february of 1982 and the syrians asked me when i came out of hamah what was i doing there? i was backpacking through. of course they never believed me. but never mind. but you get to see these delineations and these split groups. there's a lot of personality involved in this. a lot of personal quest for power. a lot of personal interest. at the end of the day as in depth as this briefing was, who knows why actors do what they do. 2008 when i was in the negotiation cell that was set up by general petraeus, very small group, mike frigen was with me sitting in the back, just wrote a great article with michael which is sighing the iranians are the best thing isis could have. the target tiers and human analysts and guys of the same intellectual brilliance of phil here, and i mean that, would come in and lay out these big charts about lines a

there is an arrest warrant out for punxsutawney phil because i failed to disclose just how much snow left of winter. we are now investigating the case of the missing rodent. >> reporter: police have a description of their suspect last seen february 2nd, groundhog days. >> large hairy known to bite. >> reporter: ever since punxsutawney phil saw his had shadow and predict six more weeks of winter, it has been like ground hog day around here, storm after storm after storm. >> we issued a warrant for punxsutawney phil. we will extradite him where ever he is found. >> reporter: news of the arrest warrant has gone virus, tips, or laughs, flooding in from around the globe. even the governors of phil's home state and new hampshire are joining the yoke to lift those winter blues. pennsylvania governor tom wolf issued a statement saying, the police should drop their cold hearted plan to arrest phil. new hampshire governor maggie hasan tweeted all he has to do to make this go away is step outside and avoid his shadow expecting more snow this weekend. >> just for the pursuit of punxsutawney fill

phil must be right because potomac phil, apparently there's like stuffed- type groundhog, predicted another six weeks of winter. i was really hoping we'd have a warm potomac phil. >> my mother told me she had a foot of snow outside her door in detroit and i was thinking you would love to trade places. >> nice! derek is happy because now we're in february, the shortest winter month. >> yeah, man. >> climatologically if you're a snow lover and want substantial snow, you've got till about march 15th. >> weren't you telling me a couple of weeks we get through. >> there's a couple chances, but right now i don't see anything i can really sink my teeth into. >>> let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 50 today, that's nice. temps are falling, 32 now the low so far today. it will go lower before midnight and dew points are falling which means drier air is moving in, wind northwest at 21. gusts are still over 40 miles an hour. it feels like 10 in gaithersburg, 20 downtown, 16 in leesburg. if you're going to the wizards game tonight, dress for single digits, wind c

this rodent for the back yesterday. xñaó5Ñ >>> yesterday at this time punxsutawney phil came out andid, and then he said, we will have six more weeks of winter but in staten island yesterday, their ground hog, called chuck, he says no spring is coming. >> really. >> i will believe the guy in staten island. >> you are. >> yes. >> i only believe in phil because he is the number one ground hog and these imposters are ridiculous and there is another one in wisconsin they call jimmy the groundhog. he went off and bit the the mayor yesterday. >> he said that um that he... >> got him. >> vicious. >> that was fantastic. >> he kept his cool though. >> sun prairie wisconsin ironically. mayor said jimmy the ground hog was going to whisper his forecast in his ear and bit him instead. >> both jimmy and mayor are to go just fine. >> jimmy apparently said to expect six more weeks of winter just like punxsutawney phil. these fake groundhogs in staten island. >> i know phil is a real deal but i don't want six more weeks of winter. i want to believe the the staten island groundhog. >> phil is a true c

my son told me about fills -- phil';ss, and he brought me a copy to a meeting.d you put cream in this. he said i did not. wow. that is good. >> the quality of the product. there is more about the connection between technology. >> it is disruptive. >> what is disruptive? >> i think we possess a lot of similar values that some technology companies do. our philosophy is the best coffee is the one that comes to your tastes. >> comes to your taste? >> it comes to each person individual taste. we have a platform for customization. we don't even do espresso because it is what you doubt do. we want to focus on doing a few things well. every cup is handcrafted. we convert drinkers into phil drinkers. >> one problem, it takes too long for me. i am always running from place to place. i go in there and have to wait. >> decaffeinated people can be in a hurry. >> it does not take that long. it can take 3-5 minutes. there is a long line. it may take longer than that. there is opportunities for efficiency. we optimized for quality, not efficiency. some folks don't have time. wh

christine. >> phil black for us this morning in erbil, thanks phil. >>> jordan's king met with president obama at the white house. the president said that the video, if authentic, confirms the depravity of isis as if there needed to be any more confirmation at this point. jordan says it believes the pilot kaseasbeh had been dead for weeks by the time that isis began bargaining for his life. officials from jordan say they think he was killed on january 3rd. for the latest on u.s. diplomatic and intelligence efforts, let's bring in pentagon correspondent barbara starr. barbara. >> john christine, if the claim the pilot was killed back on january 3rd is true that's a very specific date. how would anybody know that? the u.s. intelligence community looking for any clues it had some intelligence, officials say, but nothing corroborated about when all of this took place. there might be two ways that they might eventually know intercepts the isis communications or perhaps the jordanian intelligence services had some trusted agents on the ground that gave them some information about all of this.

. >> let's go to phil lebeau, who has more on the earnings. phil?> and melissa, we're looking at the letter right now, trying to get some perspective in terms of earnings per share. a couple of those points that stood out there, that they did meet the production goal of 35,000 vehicles for all of 2014. including a little more than 11,600 for the fourth quarter. so when you look at their full year results, which we're just getting into right now, it looks like -- and again, you have to pardon us here, because we're just looking at this at the same time everybody else is. as we look at this, a little too hard to say at this point. we're going to digest these numbers, melissa, and we'll get back to you because we're having problems with the update on the page of our computer. so as soon as we get that, we'll be back with you. >> yeah, i mean, clearly this is very different from a normal -- or, you know, the release of a lot of other companies where the numbers are right up front. this is an actual letter to shareholders written presumably by elon musk,

it was a different forecast for the most famous groundhog, punxsutawney phil. the furry prognosticator did see his shadow in pennsylvania meaning there will be more six more weeks of winter. >> don't mess with the groundhog. >> don't hold a rodent that close to your ear. [ laughter ] >>> we'll watch the weather forecast. better than a groundhog. no offense to phil. >> but his record is kind of shaky. >> we've had basically six weeks of no rainfall. it's going to end big time. it's going to end with a soaker coming up later this week. a little bit cloudier outside today. a nice shot outdoors. we'll look from oakland to san francisco where it is hazy. tomorrow is spare the air day. oakland, 68. beautiful colors of the sunset. san francisco, 65. santa rosa, 66. tomorrow morning fog gy for many of you away from the water. your low 40. san jose, you may see fog tomorrow morning. 47. oakland, 51. how long since the last rainfall? christmas eve. that was 40 days ago. 325 shopping days till christmas. here's the deal. it's going to be a huge change. watch the ridge. it

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the national ocean anic association said phil's predictions have been flimsy at best. >>> potomac phil shadow as well. >> how do they see their shadow on a full cover kind of a day with rain coming down? >> i was going to ask you that. you don't rely on punxsutawney or potomac? >> no. i rely on the forecast rather than rodents. our snowiest month of the winter last month was march. let's keep our fingers crossed, one or two good snows and we're on to spring. that's what i'm hoping for. springtime going to be a while out. yes, indeed it is groundhog day in the nation's capital. phil somehow saw his shadow in the snow. six more weeks of winter with a frowny face from me right there even though i am a snow lover. come on phil get with it. pick your game up a little bit. 46 degrees in washington. cloudy skies are still in place but the clouds are starting to thin out right now. north wind at 10 miles per hour. that's nothing compared to where the winds are going to be by the time the sun goes down today. current temperatures are in the mid-30s in northern maryland. low to mid-40s in metro.

phil ittner al jazeera, los angeles. >>> if you would like to find out more about phil's story or thet news and analysis you can always go to our website. that's at aljazeera.com. afghanistan's future grows increasingly uncertain as years of foreign aid and intervention come to an end. in the jostling for money and power, competing forces are fighting for the wealth buried deep in the hindu kush mountains. that wealth is precious rubies which fetch a handsome sum especially when smuggled across the border. i'm steve chow. on this edition of 101 east, we look at the lives of afghan ruby miners who are risking it all chasing crystal dreams.

. >> i am phil torres. >> i am phil torres. i am an eventmologist. i am an eventmologist. tonight, a special edition of tonight, a special edition of techknow: the revolution techknow: the revolution

christine. >> phil black for us this morning in iraq thanks phil. >>> we have more breaking news this morning close to home. very close to home for some of us. ntsb investigators on their way after seven people were killed north of new york city when a commuter train slammed into a jeep on the tracks right in the middle of the evening commute. officials say the gates at the crossing near valhalla came down on top of a jeep which had stopped on the tracks. now, the driver apparently got out to look at the car, attempted to drive forward before being hit head on by the oncoming train. the jeb's driver was kill add long with six people on the train which burst into smoke and flames. the impact sent the electrified third rail through the entire front car of the train and shoved the suv the length of ten train cars. passengers described what was a terrifying ordeal. >> there was a passenger that ran past me. he had blood on his face. and people were pulling the windows off, trying to get out through the emergency window. >> the car caught on fire, and the first car was on fire and the seco

chuck a steak on, phil. one of your specials. black on the outside still bleedin' in the middle. - funny. - come on, man gotta be done. marky boy, you have stuff for tonight? - what stuff? - baby, didn't i mention it? no, you didn't mention it. well, as mark's goin' away tomorrow, after dinner, i thought we could have a little bon voyage beer. you mean get drunk and start talking gibberish on the boat. mmm. are we invited? strictly boys only i'm afraid. well, brothers only, actually, phil. no offense. can't think of anything worse than watching you two drinkin' yourselves stupid. that's what happens when you have a brother who thinks he's still 18. better than bein' old before my time. - children, please. - benjamin.

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i think phil will join us. >> yeah. >> not punxsutawney phil. he's somewhere else. >> he's busy this morning. >> we used to get a consensus of the different predictions from staten islands. de blasio killed the one we had here. >> yeah. >> how. >> yeah. >> he drooped it. >> dropped it on the head. >> yeah. from 6'4" or 6'6". >> it was a fall. what i didn't realize, i thought the groundhog died a couple of days later. apparently a zoo trainer dropped it a week later and after both of those he died from internal. >> did they find a replacement? >> they did. >> is he hiding? >> de blasio is going today. but no one is allowed to pick him up. he won't pick him up. because that was a violation of policy. >> apparently it's a violation of zoo policy. you're in the allowed if you're not a trained animal handler you're not allowed to be picking up. >> aren't they going to allow ferrets in new york city as well? >> it's illegal. >> it's a new thing this year. i thought it might be a de blasio thing. >> a ferret to me reminds me of -- >> it's a weasel. >>