phil supports claire. phil is a cheerleader. why can't you be more like phil? and then it hit me.retend to be on board forcing the cheerleader to be the bad guy. i know it's underhanded, but that's the way i throw. (knuckles crack) you know what? you've convinced me. if you and claire and especially phil are into this, then i'm on board. - what? seriously? - yes! 100%. in fact, why don't you call claire and phil right now - and tell them? - okay. - yeah. - it was the ramp thing, wasn't it? - you know, i felt really good about it. - yeah. what? are you serious? (gasps) that's fantastic! oh! i gotta tell phil. i'll call you right back. what's-- what's up? (gasps) mitchell changed his mind. he's all for it. we're flipping a house! - yeah. - yeah! (cell phone ringing) - (purring) - (beep) well, hello, phil. to what do i owe this pleasure? cut the crap. you wanna play chicken? chicken's my middle name. i'm just being supportive of my partner and my sister, both of whom i love very much. how do you sleep at night? soundly, knowing you'll do the right thing. so how about it, phil? you go

phil: here is what is actually going on.ican, the establishment area of the republican party's, the big , support same-sex marriage. they were crucial to new york's same-sex marriage push. when jeb bush has done is found a way to say, because of my religious beliefs this is something i believe in but this is the ruling and i'm going to follow it. that is something he believes, if you talk to republican this makes a lot of sense. there is the other side, the republican party, aside that is plain to religious conservatives, evangelicals. has a bill in congress to have a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage. bobby jindal was out with a statement on assault on religious liberty. it goes directly in line with religious beliefs. but it also goes into line with the politics they are trying to play in iowa. scarlet: phil mattingly. thank you so much. we will get different reactions from the presidentisal candidates. let's get you to some other morning top headlines. have almost 60 people killed in terror attacks in four

i worked in the senate long after phil hart was gone but worked with senators who loved phil hart and his name on the building he still had a presence there every day. when i met his son jim hart, a brilliant producer and director in los angeles, i was in awe. this was the closest i was ever going to get to phil hart. i know all about jim hart's father, but i knew nothing about his mother. history is a spotlight, and often right outside of the rim of that spotlight, in the darkness there is a story as captivating as the center of history's spotlight. and so it is with jim hart's mother senator phil hart's wife. this is her story. jane cameron briggs was born in 1921 in detroit where her father was the owner of the detroit tigers. she took flying lessons and got her pilot's license while she was still a teenager. she married phil hart in 1943 while he was serving as an army captain. phil hart was wounded in the war and recovered a the same hospital that senator dole was in after suffering his injuries in world war ii. the lasting bond forged in that hospital served the two future senat

phil: on the margins.s in new hampshire where you will take every question that every audience member asks, it matters. brendan: can he dragged her to the left? phil: yes. tom: this is a parlor game, let me cut to the chase. the secretary i didn't have negatives like senator ted kennedy did? will she be buried like ted kennedy? phil: her numbers have been fluctuating the last couple of months. she has problems. she has stared us she will have to overcome between e-mails, the clinton name and general. tom: they are not overwhelming negatives? phil: -- tom: how does she win ohio? phil: she grasps what the -- if you look at columbus, where you have college and minority voters that need to turn out -- cincinnati where you need to turn out minority voters, that is how she wins ohio. you hope that rob portman or john kasich, the governor 05 are not on the ticket. brendan: what about south carolina, can she undo the damage her husband did to her during the 2008 primary? phil: what you have seen the last week is h

phil: he will definitely say something today. whether it is this statement now or written statement. pimm: let me just bring up again with the white house tweeted as a result. step in ourbig march for equality. gay and lesbian couples have the right to marry just like anyone wins."ove scarlet: #love wins. phil: for the administration, they were not arguing this case but they were supportive of it. the president has been very supportive of this issue since his public announcement he was getting behind it. this actually comes in advance of pride weekend but two days after the white house have their own big, they now have an annual lgbt dinner were they invited a ton of people to the white house and celebrated. scarlet: wasn't that the same dinner that the president was heckled by someone? phil: by a transgendered individual who was not totally sure what the issue was that they were complaining out. -- president was pretty scarlet: there is the president. pimm: there's a shot of the president in the oval office and -- oval office be

i'm phil lebeau.pdate of what's going on out in mountain view, california where tesla's annual meeting is taking place. in fact, we have a picture of the webcast streaming of elon musk, the ceo of tesla. he's answering a question regarding autopilot, which the company expects to put at least beta versions out with test drivers within the next month, perhaps by the end of this month. and he's explaining that the first versions of the autopilot, by the way, you'll be expected to pay attention even though you're on autopilot. also we want to note that just a few minutes ago he announced the cfo of tesla who's been there since 2008, deepak ahuja, is going to be retiring and he'll stay on while they look for a success ovr, a new ceo. but again, deepak ahuja, the cfo, will be retiring. two bits of news coming out of the tesla annual meeting which is taking place out in mountain view, california. melissa? >> thank you, phil lebeau. we should note the tesla shares in the after-hours session holding pretty ste

phil lebeau joins us now on the "fast" line with more. phil was this a surprise?se because we've known for some time that dennis mullenberg would likely be replacing jim mcnerney as ceo. i think maybe the only surprise is a bit on the timing. we've known from talking with jim mcnerney, from talking with executives at the company that he was not in any hurry to step down. you know about a year ago they named dennis muilenburg the chief operating officer and while they didn't say it at the time it was pretty clear that eventually there would be a smooth transition from jim mcnerney to dennis muilenburg and that's been put into place right now. we know jim mcnerney was hoping to stay on at least to the 100th anniversary of the company in 2016. and he'll be doing that as the chairman. he simply will not be the chief executive officer. but this should be a smooth transition, guys. dennis muilenburg has been with boeing for 30 years. prior to being chief operating officer and coming up to work at the headquarters in chicago he was down in st. louis. he was running the d

two time masters champion phil mickelson is being tied to money-laundering, espn reports phil mickelsonired 3 million bucks to and intermediary who was part of an illegal gambling operation. that is the top stores, crunch time and greece and for greece with the country less than 12 hours from missing the $1.8 billion that it goes to the imf and possibly exiting the 19 country euros zone block. ashley webster is on the ground in athens. in the eleventh hour last night european leaders offered the prime minister of cypress one more possible deal for debt restructuring. ashley: they did indeed. remains unclear today whether there will be accepted or not. we do not know the details. was it the same deal as before? what has changed? it kind of looks like business as usual on tuesday afternoon in athens but it is anything but usual for the future, we have seen lines at the atms which forms of people can get 60 euros, the maximum amount they are allowed to take out. we are told by greek media that is reporting that the greek prime minister alexis cyprus is now being put under tremendous pressu

phil:?the apple echoes system -- ecosystem the split screen apps and the ability to run to apps at once that will make a huge difference. enhanced search capabilities is great. the watch will make an impact. evernote and productivity apps will get a boost. emily: a refinement year? phil: they focused on user experience today, increased security. those were themes. emily: an interesting comment from an executive about data. he says we are not interested in owning your data. it will all be on the device. we don't want it. is that genuine? brian: i think it is genuine, but -- emily: so it is genuine? brian: google is better and processing it. are they taking advantage of the situation or do they think they can get a marketing edge by selling the fact that they don't use data? >> it is a fact, right? >> there is no evidence that consumers care. >> i think is -- consumers will care a lot. is personal wearable devices become more mainstream and intimate, our tolerance for where our data goes will

i'm phil torez, i'm an entomologist. i do much of my research in this territory. they've tested the water they've tested the sediment. i'll share my findings with marita davison. she's an environmental biologist. >> what size of an area are we looking at here? >> and, lindsay moran, a former cia analyst. one of them was at macy's, the other was at tiffany. so now, what can you say? that's our team, now lets do some science. hey guys welcome to techknow i'm phil torres joined by lindsay moran and marita davison. as you guys know, when i do my science it's all spiders and butterflies. but when i'm in the field i love going to peru. the rainforest there is amazing but the last time i was there and i looked out the window flying in and i noticed a huge section of forest was missing. you have to be talking about the devastating impacts of gold mining, of illegal gold mining that's been hitting peru, my home country bolivia, and the entire region really it's been happening for the past few decades. phil since you first brought this story to techknow the question we've b

phil anything you want to me address? i want to honor the fact that hbs isn't here, but they did quite a bit of work in terms of understanding a park user perspective. a ton of research before i got on the scene so want to augknowledge them as well. made my job a lot easier >> we wanted to thank you you for all the hours you put into this and want to thank nob we have a certificate of appreciation >> that is really nice. >> we do have public comment, would you like me to go ahead- >> please >> john cunning ham, mat t [inaudible] >> john cony ham and national director of [inaudible] it is pleasure and honor to speak before the commission and i want to take you back 24 year jz cu-mind the innovative creative and craijs steps the staff take 24 years ago during the darkest age of the aids epidemic creating a public private partnership. we have invest td nearly 3 million dollars in improvement of a #135is that was a abandoned site and thipg monday i'll have the honor of being the first stop by the mayors coming to the grove an

reds have won three straight phils have lost seven in a row. the phils were winners last night, though, without playing a game. the phillies annual fanfest val raised over $786,000 for als research. the phanatic was there in all. inclement weather did not stop the fans from showing to up meet their favorite current and former phils that's players and management, they got autograph post for pictures, just great time. charlie in the house, as women. phils have raised more than $16 million for als research since 1984. nicely done. >>> now the phils will play the red tonight without veteran outfielder grade i size more, designated for assignment friday to make room for codey on the 25 man roster, now released. size more signed one year $2 million contract last fall. he hit 245 with five doubles six runs pat batted in this season. >> eagles start week two of organized activities. ota's rained out yesterday. should be fun watching demarco purpose nay eagles uniform this year for the second straight season. the birds offense will feature the national

shini somara with kosta grammatis and phil torres. now phil's got a really fascinating story, but it's also an adorable one. >> guys, i've never been jealous of a dog before until i met these dogs. they actually travel around the world saving endangered species and they also fight invasive species right here in the u.s. so let's go to montana and take a look. >> near polson montana biologist aimee hurt is using one of the most effective tools available to prevent an invasive species infiltration. her four legged, furry partner - wicket, is a conservation dog---trained to sniff out endangered species as well as invasive species. >> when did this idea of using dogs in conservation first get started? >> field biologists have taken their pet dogs out with them all the time when they are looking for something ... and dogs are like oh you're looking for this i can help you with this let me point it out...what conservation dogs do differently is that...maybe this month we're working on one thing and the next month we're working on something

phils will try to end their four game losing streak with cole hamels with the brewer he is at the ball yard later tonight. trip to the worm's world cup finals on the line, but the americans will face their toughest opponent yesterday when they take on top ranked germany. both teams have won the world cup, twice before. should be good match up. erika, back to you. >> no kidding. one of the best defensive players in the nfl shows he has not lost a step during the off season. jj watt played the role of bounce bouncer you may sigh, when man ran on the to the stage during the sack sound bron setter, defensive end sacked that man before pushing him off stage. and i do want to say, there is a lot of speculation this whole thing was set up. but it was staged. >> really? >> yes, we were saying that they organized there is but that is somebody who really needs some cold hard cash to volunteer to get tackled -- >> by jj who? >> seriously. >> jjd can what? unbelievable. >> don't mess with zach brown. >> the show must go on. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" holiday terror threat

(phil) whoa! eh? no! dede! ay! ¿qué pasa?'t exactly looking forward to round four, especially now that gloria's a bigger, slower target. i'd normally be having breakfast right now. (cell phone ringing) (beep) hi, dad. any updates? not yet, but we're almost there. last time you were over at the house, you were looking at that photo album. what'd you do with it? oh, dad, that was me. i think i put it on the shelf behind the bar. what are you doing there? (singsongy) they asked me to come along in case they needed a lawyer. shouldn't they have a real lawyer? oh, god. should we? i am a real lawyer, people. environmental law is a thing. don't get all sensitive on me. i mean someone who doesn't defend pandas. yeah, dad, 'cause that's what i do. i-i defend pandas in court. that's adorable. you know what i'm talking about. haley needs somebody who knows criminal law like perry mason. i'm not a real lawyer, but perry mason is? (doorbell rings) oh, hell. hello, dede. how you doing? oh, mostly fine. i have something called a telescoping

brown two hits today including this in second phils take 4-0 lead and gonzales hangs it down the middleh bloom quiingt could hit this ian desmont crushes it. thats get within one and a fourth and another game by franco rookie two more hits drives in three more runs indkluling this bottom of fourth, franco has 14 rbis and phils win 8-5. mccannon picks up the first twm. here's the loan good news. second inning of game one jeff rancora and steven straussberger 1-0. in the fifth. girard stand kevin core a aand then some. watch this. it leads to run at the -- calling it mental mistakes in the field. unbelievable. mccannon taking a shot at jake deetman saying hose not comfortable with pitching. phils left down losing game three. >> i like hitting in second gaixt i didn't like the way we approached some of the defense. we were a little lack -- i won't say lax daysicle we should have made plays we said we would make. they're learning plays and this is tough level to learn out this is the only place to learn how do you play major league baseball. >> phils hanging heads and mets celebrating. mets

i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta and shini.ly 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 got gotten so good at 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 vertical

. >> 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

charlie: tell me about phil mickelson. jaime: phil has always been fill in terms of being erratically trillion and erratically terrible. the window is closing and the sand is in the hourglass. everything is working against him now. but before this last major coming finished second at the masters. i think for phil, it's just finding motivation. he looks like he's so happy out there and signing autographs but being competitive is an effort. it just happens after 25 years. when he gets to that place in his mind, he's competitive. chambers bay was a huge disappointment because he wants to win that grand slam. charlie: he wants to win the u.s. open. jaime: he has been second six times. charlie: sam snead said i know when they write my obituary the first line would be i never won the open. jaime: actually, i think phil's feet of finishing second with his style of game is remarkable. he's really not a u.s. open player prototype style, but he's a great competitor and great par maker. he's older but i don't count him out because he

since 1984, the phils have raised more than $16 million for the cause and the phils players were veryappy to help out. >>> you know, the athlete especially in a city where the fan are so near and dear to us that, you know, i can do my part to help out, you know, something, like als. >> nicely done, gentlemen. the eagles will start their second week of organized team activities today at the nova care complex. yesterday's workouts, of course, were rained out. erika, over to you. >> thank ukee. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" we'll let you know why you will see people wearing orange today. also tsa trouble undercover investigation revealed some disturbing lapses in airport security. and, it is already leading to some major changes. >> and many roads are still soaked after yesterday's rain. we are tracking some of those trouble spots with the flooding for you. and, justin and katie return, they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. we will will it dry out today? katie has the answer, we'll be right back. >> we are tracking more unsettled weather, bucket

phils are back at home. on thursday seasonable in at 85.art of next weekend warm with threat of maybe popup thunderstorm, high temperature in at 88. tracking unsettled weather tomorrow night walter and especially sglon okay. thank you, melissa. >> three lovely ladies spent the day surrounded by friends and family and two of them celebrating 100th birthday and the third turned 103. tonight they're sharing secrets to a long, happy life. >> josephine was all smiles as she showed off her dance moves. >> i don't feel old i'm sorry. >> she don't liquor act old. >> jees feign's sister says she doesn't act old. we want to know her secret to living a long, active life. >> i keep going and i just take care of myself. and i don't worry about the doctors. >> give me a precipitation i throw it away. >> josephine was not the only one celebrating today. in north east philadelphia people lined up to uing hug and kiss laura pressley turns 100 june 8 family and friends show soed up at tiffany's diner and mimi copper is 100.4 she celebrated with her family to

hamels struck out over 12 over seven innings but the phils offense struggled again. and in the 11th the phils have defense trouble freddie's throwing errors gives the pirates base runner, and he comes around to score. that's the only run of the ballgame. phils lose one to nothing. >> the nba finals continue tomorrow night in cleveland with the golden state warriors just one wino away from first tight until 40 yearsment last night in oakland game was close all night. labron james finished with another triple double, 40 points, 14 rebounds, and 11 assists. but it wasn't enough. set cur had i 37 to lead the warriors to 104-91 win and three games to two lead in the series. erika? >> thank you diana. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", we'll check on your business headlines with jill wasner coming up in your monday report. first what's ahead tonight on cbs-3. >>> new this morning two people are in the hospital after a shooting in logan. it happened around 10:30 on the 4800 block of north carlisle street. so far police have made no arrests. >>> a massive clean u

phils win 9-2.or league debut first w by a starter in nearly a month. >> i can't put it into words right now. you know you just are trying to soak it all in right now. and hope that i get another opportunity but a lot of people don't get this opportunity. i'm very very grateful. >> he was given the opportunity and really stepped up. really showed maturity out there and just under control and that was the most impressive part of it. >> phils now headed to new york to face yankees and expect cole hamlees to take the mound wednesday. bullpen session today goes a-okay. hamels missed friday with an hamstring

phil, two in particular are on obamacare and gay marriage. phil: seven decisions left and three days, today, tomorrow and monday. the two that are the biggest are the affordable care act, whether insurance subsidies that are crucial to 36 states to their federal exchanges and whether they will be allowed to stand. the one everybody is looking for for the essential component of the president's legacy and underscoring the massive public shift in opinion on gay marriage over the course of not only the last five-years but over the last 6-12 months. thecourt will consider possibility of legalizing gay marriage nationwide. there is no guarantee that either case will come today. seven opinions are expected but asked total cases, betty, that are really major. also cases dealing with lethal ajection, fiscal impact and really big deal on housing discrimination for businesses. issues like redistricting. basically, there are a lot of they can headlines coming right now. we do not know when they are coming or whether they will be today, tomorrow or monday

gal vis breaks out of 0-31 slump and worst by phils position player in four years.y're going crazy. go freddie. leadoff single leads to this. later in 7th. jeff rancore pinching hitting two ins and two outs and phils goup two and pack on one more for insurance. and they need it in the 8th. miguel franco. out of here. franco's fourth homer last 6 games nobody in baseball has more over the span and jonathan papelbon and the other one. >> phils win 6-4. third w in the last 1 games. >> i enjoyed it a chance to come up today in a big situation and do something you know and so i'm really having fun with these guys now and enjoying helping franco do some of these guys you know play the game and we had a great game these guys i was happy to them. >> what a finish. with american pharoah now worth roughly $50 million you would think the owner would protect that investment by keeping triple crown winner off the racetrack. american pharoah will run again. the first triple crown winner 37 years is considering running at saratoga or monmouth until energy in august. for now the 3-

open. >> i sort of feel that way about phil. finishing second his time with his style of game is quite remarkly. he's really not u.s. open player prototype style but he's a great competitor, he's a great par maker. it's going to be tough for him going forward, he's older but i still don't count him out because he has those moments of brilliance like winning the british open. he never had much success with the british open. he filled himself to do that. i still think he's capable of that. >> rose: who else should we be looking at, john, that's on the golf scene today? >> well, obviously you start with income el roy. they are looking at ricky fouler to take the next step. i don't think he's there yet. he had a remarkable win at the player's championship but that was only his second win on the pga tour. he played suburbly in the majors last year, finished in the top five in all four of them. he had a disappointing year so far in the major. going to the u.s. open, charlie. fouler was a very popular pick. he shot 65 a in a practice r

with the phils there's no such hope.league covered is bare and major league payroll is choked by big salaries to faded stars. attendance is way down. and those fans who do show up are in a surelyly mood. the boys of summer have been replaced by the boos of summer. >> there's one and two. this game is -- >> just think 86 days until the eagles regular season opener. only in philly. >> m coming up, he felt the same way you did about the phillies lot of anger about the phils i'm on board next year maybe. >> anyway it happened again century old pipe burst we had one earlier this week coming up when crews could have the mess from this water main break all cleaned up. >> faithly these old pipes and infrastructure plus baby. she could not wait to be born. that's little baby addison wanted to come into the world right away where her mom was forced to make that delivery. forced to make that delivery. we'll be let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and tex

phil. and this is nice. steve was kind enough to give each one of our cameramen one of his old suits. where are -- there you go. [ cheers and applause ] everybody is looking -- looking very, very sharp. thanks to steve for being so generous. then later, it's jimmy versus jimmy. i face off against jimmy butler of the chicago bulls and our new game, "sink it or swim." it's half pop a shot, half dunk tank. whoever makes it drops the other guy into the water. and it's cold water. do you think i have a chance against jimmy butler? his free-throw percentage is like 85%. i guess we'll find out. one more thing. while we're on the subject of the chicago bulls, there's no doubt the greatest one of them all is michael jordan. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: michael jordan has six nba titles but michael faces a game we created specifically for him, it's called can michael jordan palm it? all right. listen how it goes. we will see an item and then together we will guess if michael jordan can pick it up with one hand, if he can palm

now for back stairs our entire crew, phils lose it today fotr the yankees. stay tuned to nbc10. ♪ ÷o >> late this afternoon, verizon told us service has been restored to people in chester and delaware county. power is still out for hundreds of thousands across our area. more than 128,000 peco customers are in the dark right now. more than half of them in delaware county. atlantic city electric reports more than 167,000 outages. about 39,000 for pse&g and 14,000 for delmarva. take a look at this. this is first alert radar from last night between 6:00 and 6:30, a tornado warning was issued. that area of gloucester county. now the national weather service is investigating if a tornado hit there. nbc10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz is on the ground in hard hit gloucester county. >> a lot of viewers insist this was a tornado. as a weather expert you have studied whether a tornado has touched down. what can you tell us based on your observation ss so far. >> i spent many years investigating and surveys damage like this. a lot of times pe