phil: good job by von miller. and good job by smith getting into the air and getting the first down. but it fooled von miller and he was still able to recover and make smith cut back inside. jim: alex smith says hey, i don't want to have to do that on too many occasions. first and 10. backup tight end o'shaunessy down to the 17. his second catch of the tight and -- nights is it's a big one from the rookie out of illinois state. phil: if you're going to blitz, of course they're a base hitting team. going to the right. you have to know that and you have to play it safe on the tackle. t.j. ward got too aggressive. jim: picked up 30. two catches, one for 24, one for 30. phil: he overplayed it. trying to knock the football down thinking he was going to get there on time and was not close. jim: charles. and a lot of work there for three yards before he's tackled by trevathan. the broncos' secondary, tavon webster injure anded an ankle and is questionable to return. charles with that last carry got to 100 right on the no

will be on the set. >> phil: very well. sometimes go down on the field because of the success the attention that he was being treated differently. yes, he felt the guys were tried to deliver that big hit. that's what happens when you have great success in this league you become a target. >> jim: won voting. down the field. the rebound for the touchdown! there's a flag down in the secondary. breeland who gave up the touchdown to beckham earlier. appears to be the victim for the second time. >> referee: no foul on the play nor defensive holding. result of the play is a touchdown. >> phil: reuben randall. battling tendonitis in his knee. kept him limited during preasses on. needs to be more part of our game plan more involved. 41 yards on that catch. seven catches on the night for 116 yards now the score. >> phil: really interesting. two days to practice this week. tom coughlin brought up reuben randall. going to get out of this slump. what a big way to do it. >> jim: the lsu tiger wide receivers. beckham and randall. >> phil:

will be on the set. >> phil: very well.ometimes go down on the field because of the success the attention that he was being treated differently. yes, he felt the guys were getting fired up to play. tried to deliver that big hit. that's what happens when you have great success in this league you become a target. >> jim: won voting. down the field. the rebound for the touchdown! there's a flag down in the secondary. breeland who gave up the touchdown to beckham earlier. appears to be the victim for the second time. >> referee: no foul on the play nor defensive holding. result of the play is a touchdown. >> phil: reuben randall. battling tendonitis in his knee. kept him limited during preasses on. needs to be more part of our game plan more involved. boy has he. 41 yards on that catch. seven catches on the night for 116 yards now the score. >> phil: really interesting. two days to practice this week. tom coughlin brought up reuben randall. going to get out of this slump. what a big way to do it. >> jim: the lsu tiger wide rece

phil: yes, he has. overall tonight he's covered kelce pretty well but you have to be looking at the clock if you're the chiefs. find a way to grind out a first down here. you're in field goal range. jim: second and 2 and it's charles again. what a run. he's got the first down, as he shreds the denver defense and he's putting up big numbers tonight. hailing from the same hometown as wade phillips, the coordinator who's trying to stop him. port arthur, texas. phil: just a little trap inside. what a nice job. grubbs gets a block to the inside. then duvernay-tardif gets a hop. kilgo backed away and gives jamaal charles a big space to run in. jim: first and goal to go. he's got 122 on the night, looking for more. able to shake off a tackle behind the line of scrimmage. phil: the big thing is here, gary kubiak has two time-outs left and the two-minute warning. jim: so the broncos elect to take a time-out here on the north side of the two-minute mark. phil: good time-out. 2:32 so that was a good time-out to sa

phil: good job by von miller. and good job by smith getting into the air and getting the first down. but it fooled von miller and he was still able to recover and make smith cut back inside. jim: alex smith says hey, i don't want to have to do that on too many occasions. first and 10. backup tight end o'shaunessy down to the 17. his second catch of the tight and -- nights is it's a big one from the rookie out of illinois state. phil: if you're going to blitz, of course they're a base hitting team. o'shaunessy, number 18. going to the right. you have to know that and you have to play it safe on the tackle. t.j. ward got too aggressive. jim: picked up 30. two catches, one for 24, one for 30. phil: he overplayed it. trying to knock the football down thinking he was going to get there on time and was not close. jim: charles. and a lot of work there for three yards before he's tackled by trevathan. the broncos' secondary, tavon webster injure anded an ankle and is questionable to return. charles with that last carry go

phil: yeah.lbie objects to the fact that you've gone on a three-week vacation and done other things when you could have been hiring a private investigator to find her. >> i've had no money for a private investigator. it's been very therapeutic for me to spend time with my family. >> dr. phil, i asked my brother to support me in a nonprofit event i was gauged in in floor where i live. i flew him down there for ten days to be with my other brother. the three of us spent some time together, maybe ten days. ed definitely needed to get out of the house. he still lived in the house that he and carie were together. he is very depressed. that was in may. and then we had a family reunion. there are five children. we have five siblings. we got together in ohio. i again paid for that trip where he stayed with my sister. so there was really no cost to ed. >> dr. phil: do you think the most therapeutic thing would be to find hits -- >> that would be amazing. >> dr. phil: that would be therapeutic, wouldn't it

will be on the set. >> phil: very well.ometimes go down on the field because of the success the attention that he was being treated differently. yes, he felt the guys were getting fired up to play. tried to deliver that big hit. that's what happens when you have great success in this league you become a target. >> jim: won voting. down the field. the rebound for the touchdown! there's a flag down in the secondary. breeland who gave up the touchdown to beckham earlier. appears to be the victim for the second time. >> referee: no foul on the play nor defensive holding. result of the play is a touchdown. >> phil: reuben randall. battling tendonitis in his knee. kept him limited during preasses on. needs to be more part of our game plan more involved. boy has he. 41 yards on that catch. seven catches on the night for 116 yards now the score. >> phil: really interesting. two days to practice this week. tom coughlin brought up reuben randall. going to get out of this slump. what a big way to do it. >> jim: the lsu tiger wide rece

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phil: i'm phil mattingly. withd trump's appearance stephen colbert last night -- really smart, really great, and hillary, who has become very shrill, and i have better hair did do we agree i have better hair than she does? he has better hair than i do. on the show tonight, a poet. phil: quarter of democratic voters support vice president joe biden, was surpassed for my --ator bernie sanders vermont senator bernie sanders in the primary field. this is the smallest lead against biden in any point this cycle. you wake up at 6:00 a.m., what are you thinking? john: first of all, i noticed the yogi berra reference in the script. on thehaving you on yogi show. we will talk about him later. i'm thinking about hillary clinton, thinking i'm more worried now. my margin over biden, not even in the race, has gotten this small. sanders, i'me particularly bummed out because i'm not even in second place and the guy who is not running is second place ahead of me. if i'm joe biden, i'm thinking people at the telling me to last

[cheers] phil: a little bit jarring.nwhile, someone who may look familiar to you went ahead and pinned down the leader of the free world on the speaker. >> what is a reaction to house speaker john boehner's decision to resign? president obama: something i think that john understood, although it was challenging at times to bring his caucus along, that we can have differences on issues but that does not mean you shut down the government. that does not mean you risk the full faith and credit of the united states. you don't invite a potential financial crisis. phil: that was, of course, margaret with the question. one of your patented 17 part questions to the present. margaret, a shutdown according to lawmakers is looking less likely. but a leadership fight is coming. what happens next? margaret: we already know kevin mccarthy, the majority leader, is the most obvious conventional wisdom candidate. john boehner gave him his blessing. but you have others like daniel webster waiting in the wings. who are more conservative, who

phil: and i am phil maddingly, it would appear you are not the only one who wanted to get out of washington. john boehner: ♪ my, oh my what a wonderful day ♪ phil: on the show tonight, values and voters. but soon, it is soon to be a vacancy. today in a slow news day, speaker john boehner said sayonara to capitol hill announcing he would resign from conger said the end of october. here is the reasoning that john boehner gave. john boehner: before i went to sleep last night i told my wife, i might make an announcement tomorrow. what kind of announcement? tell them it is time to go. this morning i woke up and i walked up to starbucks as usual and got my coffee. came back and read and saw everybody at pete's diner. got home and thought, i think today's the day. phil: you've got to love the pete's diner reference. speaker john boehner, we had some good times. we laughed, we cried, we listened, we cried. we cried a lot. there were tears. why is speaker john boehner leaving now? margaret: speaker john boehner wanted to leave a year ago. what happened was eric cantor out of nowhere -- in eric canto

phil: i'm phil mattingly. donald trump's appearance with stephen colbert last night -- mr. trump: really smart, really great, and hillary, who has become very shrill, and i have better hair. do we agree i have better hair than he does? ♪ john: he has better hair than i do. on the show tonight, a pontiff, poet, and a potpourri, but first, a poll. -- latest poll shows that phil: quarter of democratic voters support vice president joe biden, who has surpassed vermont senator bernie sanders in the primary field. hillary clinton is slightly above at 33%. this is the smallest lead against biden in any poll this cycle. it ain't over till it's over. now john, if you are each of these people, you wake up at 6:00 what are you thinking? a.m., john: first of all, i noticed the yogi berra reference in the script. i love having you on yogi on the show. we will talk about him later. i'm thinking if i'm hillary clinton, i have been worried for weeks, i am more worried now. i don't like the fact that my margin over biden, not even in the race, has gotten this small. if i am bernie sanders,

phil: >> government shutdown? --: >> i think not. enough moderate republicans. >> how many stories come out about how this was the pope's doing. >> you started it already. >> you have to check out this new poll. just came out. guess what. trump on top. carson in a strong second. fiorina on the rise. 72% of americans say the country is either failing or falling behind. this isn't exactly news, these three individuals rising. the antiestablishment tide. al: trump has a solid floor, but i'm not sure the ceiling is much higher. obviously it is better to be in the front, but 21%, higher in other polls. fiorina got the expected bounce. let me say something that surprises me. i have been a real bear on jeb bush and remain a real bear on jeb bush. i don't think the party is ready -- isn't ready for another bush. he is holding steady. that struck me. phil: i have been stunned by one element of ben carson's rise, favorability numbers. 68%. he has been in the 60's and 70's in every home. somebody right beneath them, marco rubio. 60% favorabilit

phil: i'm phil mattingly. , and i'm john heilemann "with all due respect" to donald trump, this is a blue wall. good evening, sports fans from an way park. there's only one thing this part of the country was more than politics, and that is a spell. tonight, we are talking to the red sox resident, larry lucchino . it is a historic day in america, both the president of china and the pope from vatican city are visiting. the chinese president will spend the next seven days in the united states, including a state dinner. pope francis is in washington, d c, where he will give a speech to congress, followed by stops in new york and philadelphia. ofquestion to you is which these two momentous occasions will have the bigger long-term effect on american politics? phil: the white house feels like they can pin it off a lot of his issues. china is the second largest global economy and it is a very tense relationship right now. if the obama administration can figure out a broader deal on cyber security and how to deal with the east china sea, that sets us up longer-term than anything pope francis

phil: i'm phil mattingly. mark: and i'm mark halperin, and with all due respect to the others nominated for an emmy -- come on. it's jon hamm's time. ♪ on the show tonight, hillary, bernie, and a filling in the blank, but first, someone at a donald trump event last night called president obama a muslim and trump did not correct them. mr. trump: this man, i like this guy. >> man, ok, we have a problem in this country called muslims. we know our current president is one. we know he is not even american. anyway, we have training camps. where they want to kill us. when do we get rid of them? that's my question. mr. trump: we will be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying bad things are happening out there and plenty of other things. mark: that mysterious question and he also said other offensive things in his question to trump that mr. trump did not address directly. then there is the story that he was not accurate at the debate on wednesday when he denied jeb bush's claim he tried to get

and then, stay tuned, because today at cbs at 4:00 doctor phil phil is back with season premiere with powerful interview. and attack so brutal is really is nearly impossible to believe. >> she throws me to the bed, tries to suffocate me with a pillow, with her hands, this nightmare-ish quality. she broke something over my head, and i just felt the liquid wash over me. i just kept saying why? >> michelle wilkins survived a mother's nightmare. her baby was ripped from her womb. today she tells her story exclusively to doctor phil. doctor phil mcgraw joins us now live from new york city to talk more about today's premiere. this just sets you back, doctor phil, i can't imagine what she went through. why was it so important for michelle to share her story with you? >> well, erika, i think this is something that she fought so hard to survive, and i think she needed this to tell this story, and i tell you, this is a story of victory, it is a story of survival, and i just think if people are ever going to watch one doctor phil show, this would be the show i would tell them to watch. this is s

phil. >> thank you very much, carl. we're awaiting a press conference at the headquarters of folks in germany where martin winterkorn has resigned saying "i am clearing the way for a fresh start with my resignation. i am shocked by events of the past few days. above all, i am stunned that the misconduct on such -- at the misconduct on such a scale was possible in the volkswagen group." unclear who the new vw ceo will be, but, again, martin winterkorn out as ceo of volkswagen. we are awaiting a press conference. as can you probably see. we will no doubt be monitoring it, and whatever details we get, we'll pass along as soon as we have them. >> thank you very much, phil. >> starkly worded. phil said i'm shocked by the events of the past few days. i'm stunned that misconduct on such a scale was possible in the volkswagen group. i am convinced that the volkswagen group and its team will overcome this grave crisis. leaving very little to the imagination here after what is turning out to be a crisis. >> as weave said, the car

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phil: malik jackson back there. jim: wade phillips, what a difference he's made, his defense winning it the last two weeks. this game is over. this crowd cannot believe it. nor can we. phil: some gut check by the broncos and they come through. jim: two touchdowns in a nine-second span. look at owen daniels getting one more clean hit on peyton manning tonight. phil: that's got to be -- i mean, we met peyton last night. we talked. i'm not going to say i saw doubt in his face, nothing like that but he thought they were going to come out, control the ball, run it and look what it turns into and man, that's got to be some confidence builder, even for peyton manning and all his great success in the nfl. jim: and they have the record now for 13 consecutive road wins inside the division, bettering the feat that first belonged to the 49ers back 1987 through 990 that went from walsh to seifert's teams. gary kubiak now 2-0 as the head coach and no one saw this finish coming. peyton comes over and high-fives the defensive coord

i'm phil lebeau.on the conference call being held by united airlines executives and specifically by new ceo oscar munoz, who moves up from the board of directors to become the new ceo of united. three important things that have been discussed in the last 15 minutes on this conference call. first of all, they've been asked a number of times by analysts whether or not there's any further color that they can share regarding the ongoing investigation, a federal investigation into what happened between united airlines and the former head of the new york-new jersey port authority regarding whether or not there was an agreement to extend service to columbia, south carolina in exchange for the united lease at newark airport. they would not provide any further color there. they do, however, say they do not expect any financial impact because of the investigation and that the planned slot swap between united and delta, that involves newark and jfk, they expect that to go through as previously announced. and fin

phil was one. they were trying to frighten them into implicating oppenheimer, seeing that he had been a member of the communist party, which he may well have been. it was very interesting that phil, like many of his fellows in that class, was furious with oppenheimer. because oppenheimer was visibly throwing these people to the wolves in order to protect himself. angry as they were at him, they were willing to take horrible risks rather than help bring him down because of his symbolic value. -- i have it only from him, but it is absolutely certainly true -- phil, in being questioned by this committee, refused to testify on some untried constitutional grounds that could well have landed him in jail. his good luck was that this was an executive session. if he had defied them that way in an open session, they could not have let him off the hook. phil morrison was a professor at cornell after the war, where i remained closely associated with him. time this -- or during the congressional committee was a

phil joining us now, live dr. phil thank you so much for being here, someone surviving such an attack how does she handle that physically, emotionally. >> you know, it is so terrible and people steal babies we'd know this, it is a horrible fact, the mothers never survive. this mother survived was left for dead but got to a phone called for help, hero 911 operator and police get there and she finds out that her baby has been taken because she's bleeding out something terrible. and she tells us this whole story and i'll tell you if you're going to watch a dr. phil show, this year even one show, you need to watch this. it is compelling and moving, it is a story of victory and fighting for your life and the moral of the story is you cannot continue to trust people on the internet. she put herself in harm's way. she went behind closed doors with a stranger she knewing about that she met on craigslist and this horrible tragedy took place. i think when people watched this, it will change the way they look at the internet

phil mcgraw, a psychologist and host of "dr. phil," number one syndicated program.see you, sir. >> great to see you. >> what do you think is behind that, the anger and the extent to which the public ised f up with washington? >> that's just it, i think they're fed up with it. if you were to go back and look at all the campaign promises, all the change that's going to come out and it doesn't happen, they are sick to death of it. so they say, look, stop a car, go out on a highway and stop a car and put that son bitch in charge and you'd have a better shot. miss america, they got 50 choices. we get two? come on. just go pick somebody and let's get somebody that doesn't have a bunch of ious when they take the job because everybody sells their souls when they take the job. >> do you think that's what's behind trump, he keeps saying he has a lot money, he not beholden to everybody. >> there's a lot of things being said that some people want to vent about. not all people. but there's a lot of adjectives and not many verbs, a lot of adjectives, but listen to the verbs. what

phil: a lot of serious issues on the table, obviously.u're a meeting with chinese officials, but we are a politics show. we just have to ask question -- and you are sitting behind closed doors in these negotiations, late at night, do they ever ask what the heck is up with donald trump? brian: you know, i have not had those conversations, which is not to say that they've never taken place. the, i will say that climate announcement that we put forward today was the result of a lot of hard work over the last several months. of the things i think that is a positive about our relationship is that having identified our two countries' commitment to lean on this issue, we now do have a very strong relationship. we do not agree on everything. the negotiations are very tough. but we have channels that we can make real progress with. i think the announcement today is a reflection of that. but we'll see whether we have more domestic politics conversations with them going forward. margaret: we know you have to go so because you have a state dinner to

i'm phil torres joined by cara santa maria and marita davison. and today we are going to talk two environmental stories and to start off the great american prairie. to me it's one of those iconic images of what the u.s. used to be. unfortunately, now it's almost entirely just a part of our history. >> yeah, there's been a lot of over development of farming, and the suburban explosion that's really taken a toll on a lot of prairie ecosystems. illinois has been extremely hard hit. it's changing but there's been a big change in the landscape there. yeah and this is happening across the u.s. but i gotta say what i really love about this story is there's a bit of a twist. >> so, there is. i don't want to give anything away so lets go about 90 miles outside of chicago where they are bringing back a little piece of history. >> it's kind of a big piece of history. >> ok a big piece of history. >> it's a good one. >> you are looking at a 35-hundred acre experiment in a growing field known as "restoration ecology." this is the nachusa grasslands preserve i

phil"? what is jen doing with ben's ex, and our paula deen dancing rehearsal. why she's going to keep her mouth shut. >> get those buns ut. >> now in our 35th season this is "entertainment tonight." >> sandra bullock on her new man, we're all up in her business. george clooney on amal, the oscars class of 2016 has invaded the toronto film festival. guess what? we're in the middle of it all. >> and right in the middle of being backstage as miss america apologizes to vanessa williams more than 30 years after a new photo scandal robbed her of her title. so it's the top story. vanessa vindicated. >> on behalf of today's organization -- i want to apologize to you. >> it was spectacular. to feel the love in the room was incredible. i can't believe it's been 32 years. but it was the same energy that i remember when i was 20 years old. >> this was the apology she had waited years for. pageant ceo standing very close expressed regret to her and more importantly to her 75-year-old mom. >> and to your mother, miss helen williams, i want to apologize for anything that was

also speaking with phil mattingly. we are waiting for the speaker of the house, john boehner -- she has been speaking to your publication caucus -- to speak to the press. he will have -- we will have his remarks as and as he steps out. the news is that he is resigning from congress, giving up his house seat at the end of october. he has been under extreme pressure from the right-wing of the party on whether or not to defund planned parenthood. the house is debating a bill to keep the government open that contains that as an amendment. a big fight that he is apparently tired of. while we wait -- he should be out shortly, we are told -- mark halperin, let me run you back into the debate over who migh succeed him. the names we hear, kevin mccarthy from california's 23rd district, the majority leader, or paul ryan of wisconsin, former vice presidential candidate, who chairs the house budget committee. how about john? all right, phil mattingly. we have asked you this before, but let me bring you back into it. politically, i

phil mattingly of bloomberg. to watch this wednesday for a special hour-long show on the gop debate. right here on bloomberg television. "market day" is next. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomberg "market day." i am betty liu. going to ramy inocencio or the big three of the market day so far. we are bouncing off of the lows of the session, right? ramy: that is exactly right. markets have hit the session lows. hernd the world because of report out of china over the weekend revealing industrial output miss expectations. --because of a report out of china. investors are waiting to see if the rate rise will happen. leading to investor caution and volatility. across the board we are down by about half a percent. take a look at the s&p 10 sectors with the imap function. right now we can see 9 of the 10 sectors are lower. materials, as well as consumer discretionary, and health care leading the pack. health care down the most, in part because of the china data i told you about earlier. utilities has been in the green f

wmaq reporter phil rogers joins me on the phone. phil, what more do we know about the suspects?drea, one of the things that we've learned out here is that they are searching for a white male and a black male, and i believe as we're looking at the cameras, the podium right now they're getting ready to begin this press conference although now i see the officer stepping away. this happened at about 8:15 this morning. it was believed that the officer was shot. he was disarmed. they took his weapon and also his pepper spray. now, immediately, this area at fox lake, it's about 59 miles northwest of chicago, went on lockdown. grant community high school was placed on what's called a hard lockdown. the students were all given refuge inside classrooms. metra trains, that's the local commuter rail service, moving southbound have all been stopped moving through the area because there is a metra line that runs just adjacent to the shooting scene. and also we are told that the fox lake village hall has been closed. local businesses have been warned that suspects are in the area believed to b

phil lebeau is also there. phil, i'm sure the company doesn't want to address this, but do you think they will at the event tonight? >> i think michael horn, who is the ceo of volkswagen of america, will at least touch on the subject during prepared remarks at this event where they're going to be unveiling the refreshed version of the passat. now, whether or not he takes questions from reporters is an entirely different question. i suspect that he may duck those questions and he may just briefly touch on it during prepared remarks. >> phil, they said they're going to halt the sales of certain models involved in recall. obviously, these would be the new cars. how unusual a move is that? >> very unusual. it's only done when automakers realize if we sell this model we are breaking the law, we know that there is a defect or a severe problem with a particular vehicle and it is not being sold in good faith. what's interesting about this is how long this goes before they can resume sales of those models. again, it's o

phil confronts a former primetime star with a rap sheet. >> i don't mince words.the chase. you were at the bar last night. >> we're done. i'm not doing this. >>> plus, look at paula deen. she's 40 pounds lighter and only we are hanging with her as she rehearses for "dancing with the stars." stick around. closed captioning provided by -- >>> the road to the oscars leads to the toronto film festival. eight of the last ten winners played in toronto and last year's best actor and actresses were toronto favorites. this year a slew of stars have descended on the festival. so here is our look at the early favorites for the oscar class of 2016. >> if you read good stuff, you should have a little moment. and if you read bad stuff, you be like -- >> eddie redmayne should be reading only good stuff about his role as a transgender pioneer. >> oscar voters love transformative performances. >> surprise. >> o'neal likes matt damon as well playing a stranded astronaut in "the martian." it just had its world premiere in toronto. part of that audience was your wife. what did she th

phil mattingly will bring those numbers. they expect 217,000 jobs were added and the unemployment rate fell to 5.3%. futures are down and stocks in europe and overnight in hong kong, they are always on our numbers but this is where i need to bring you in. the august jobs number is woefully unreliable. jack: yes, very unreliable. of 217,000 may be with the number ends up. i think it will end up higher than that, but it could start lower. you are making this point, carl. you know the historical data. carl: i have to take issue with historical data you are referencing. you're going back to 2011. matt: i do not think that gives you a great sample size. erik: revisions, revisions. the --'m interested in i'm not interested in the august number. i'm more interested in the revisions for july. erik: this is a chart showing what jobs are like before. matt: this is the average from 2011. carl: over the last five and 10 years, the average miss in august has been about 30,000. lower thands to be the trend going in. matt: i have on my ter

phil confronts a former primetime star with a rap sheet. >> i don't mince words. i cut to the chase. you were at the bar last night. >> we're done. i'm not doing this. >>> plus, look at paula deen. she's 40 pounds lighter and only we are hanging with her as she rehearses for "dancing with the stars." stick around. closed captioning provided by -- it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. smells like spaghetti with johnsonville italian sausage. my favorite. bad news. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. my grandfather angel martinez vi came ove

i'm doing a driving simulation - you're watching "doctor phil."ames should be bringing the boys to your house, and you're all set for the weekend. i'm in the simulator. oh, my gosh, i'm driving like a maniac. yes, i think james wants to have - oh, my gosh this is stressful. i'm going through a school zone. i'm having anxiety that a small child will cross my path. mum, it's great talking to you, but i'll sign off. mum says this is the longest conversation we've had in 15 years. >> i'm happy to facilitate that. >> i realise each though mum was talking, i wasn't really listening to what she was saying because i was conscious of driving. which made me think that when i am driving and talking on the phone, as i often do, i'm either focussing on one thing or the other. >> exactly. >> what exactly is going on in our brains at times like that? >> what we know is you are switching attention between the two activities, the act of navigating through the driving scene and paying attention. bicycles and kids and the conversation. we ask people afterwards tell

and the phils, they look >>> all right. let's talk about those phillies. >> an interesting night at the ballpark tonight. >> yeah. >> the rain put a damper on the start of the phillies and cubs game this evening as they began with the delay. the offensive explosions on both sides were delayed as well. we go to the seventh. this is ryan howard, he doubles to right field, that would open up a can for the phils in that inning. cesar hernandez sends them all home. that would make it 5-1 phils. the cubs would storm back in the top of the eighth inning. you can never count them out. they would score four times in that inning. that would make it 5-4 at that point. they would make it 5-5 in the ninth tied 5-5. ashy with the smashy. phils beat the cubs 7-5. we are almost there. the eagles kick off the season monday night and when they do a big piece of the offensive puzzle could be joining them. just a month removed from surgery on a core muscle injury. he's questionable to play as is linebacker marcus smith. the eagles will need so

ikoff allows six runs in four innings phils swept. they lost 10-13 and have worse record under baseball. >> temple fans no it was not a dream it's realty. in the loo looker room the owl who's have not called it an upset have believed in themselves all along this is the biggest win at temple in the third year and desperately trying to win the fans and build the winning program this w certainly goes a long way. >> i'm looking on recruiting phone and saying look what is happening here and look what our players are doing come do what they're doing you know and this will help in recruiting and will help with everything. and and of course more with temple. coach matt rhule live in studio with brandon graham and ducis rodgers. yeah a lot of respect for temple football these men coming up on "action news" sports sunday in a few minutes we're ready to go on sports sunday at 11:35 we're right we're ready to go on sports sunday at 11:35 we're right back after this. good intentions. is paved with mr. president, we know you tried to make a good de