one sunday in february, phil was in florida he got a call, nypd, we got him.said, phil and his family rushed to a crowded courtroom to lay eyes on this man. who police said po murdered and sexually assaulted their love one. who did they see? young man with more appearance to a willowy child than stone cold killer they were expecting. >> i thought high woul he woulde a criminal, like a killer. >> what did he look like? >> a regular guy. he doesn't look like someone that would do that tonight daughter. >> since then, phil and kathy, family and friends have gone to every hearing held for chentionf their daughter. looking this person in the eye, not know figure they will hear more horrors about the way karina died or simple bureaucracy for anes an emotionr torment that now has a docket number. they have a memorial walk for karina along the steps she jogged the afternoon she died, another season, another summer, the weeds back in full force, in a way we're all latest in the weeds, the murder of the random. that is hard for the people of howard beach, hard for anyon

w.h.otwo balloons were saved fot for cagkathy and phil, they reld them together.very day is the same. it doesn't get worse, and it dozedoesn't get better. >> in his house, phil held his 15 month old grandson. karina's nephew represents a new generation. he gave me a master class in his pain. >> you wake up, you are sorry you woke up. i can't wait until i see her again. but first, you know we have to see this through, the guy has to go to jail. >> i could tell there was a wish in some small part of it from phil hig high would he would ne. he believes he will see his daughter as soon as he gets to next life, then he could be with her. not live with that agony of the separation from the daughter he held so close. >> another great night of chasing news, we appreciate you watching, we'll be back tomorrow night, we'll mix it up to keep you informed. i am sure i said something that you really agree with or properly want to let me know how you feel, hit me up on twitter, or the show, we'll see you tomorrow night. >> bart: trick-or-treat! ♪ on this filthy night of evil ♪ l

phils up 2-1. dj: hey siri, take a selfie. ♪ dj: hope i don't cause an eclipse. ♪ [siri ding] our challenges dare us... defy us... and define us. coors light. whatever your mountain, climb on. >>> chicago cubs are coming to town on friday august 25th. it's part of a weekend that will feature two night games a dnd a day game. sunday the 27th. tickets can be purchased by going to phillies.com. it's 2-1 as we go to the bottom of the eighth inning. that's the poster that was given out before the start of today's ball game. watch this placement by rupp, where he wants it and where pinto throws it. >> perfect. >> at 98 miles an hour. >> yes, sir. >> in the dugout, look at all the talking going on. you've got williams and nava, rupp and pinto. >> he's doing some serious coaching right there. that's a great thing to see. he's a veteran player. >> eric goeddel. galvis is 1 for 3, has an rbi single. he's lined out and he is popped out. it looks like it is garcia that will close. he is warming up in the bullp

my view of that, phil and i have a difference of opinion on this. my view is it really doesn't matter what we say or what anyone has said. inarguably no one over the course of 70 years has been able to alter the behavior of the north korean regime. i will agree completely that this type of talk is not helpful. however, it doesn't matter necessarily what we do. north korea is going to be north korea. they will continue to advance their capabilities. they have forever. >> let me jump in on that. because it does matter what we say. but in addition, it matters what we do. and so certainly this rhetoric is not at all helpful. but on top of that, the president has done so many things to undermine america's leverage. china has a lot of influence. but our ability to pressure china to help on north korea is now less than it was when president trump took office. because we've undermined our allies. we've stepped away from the trans pa scific partnership tha gave us leverage over china. now the united states is weaker in every way. if we were taking strong act

want to bring back our panel, robert ray, phil mudd and evan perez. of the reasons there's speculation, bob, that the president might fire robert mueller is he hasn't ruled it out. he's been asked directly if he would ever push out robert mueller and he said, wait and see, we have to wait and see. that's why people are wondering about it, because the president hasn't ruled it out yet. as someone who has been in this type of role, do you feel this pressure as you're investigating? >> sure. ultimately you understand in the political process -- of course, prosecutors are not supposed to be making political decisions. you're talking about somebody's liberty. you're certainly aware of the political process and that public sentiment ultimately is the guide about your actions. you have a responsibility in my case under the statute to conduct a prompt, cost effective and fair investigation. that's not so easy to do in the political process, and it's a difficult thing. obviously the president of the united states is not an ordinary subject of an investigation.

i want to bring in now -- who broke this story, phil brucker of the washington post. and phil, explain to us, exactly you are detailing here not only the background relationship of president trump, and the former sheriff, but the fact that he went to his a.g. very early on when the sheriff was about to go to trial. >> that is right. this conversation happened until the spring as sheriff arpaio dwrio was about to head into a federal trial for a criminal case and president trump sort of casually asked the attorney general jeff sessions whether it might be possible for the government to drop the criminal case against arpaio. trump was advised that would be inappropriate and after talking to segs trump decided to let the case go to trial and if arpaio was convicted, as he was, the president could then grant clemency with the pardon. >> and phil, you go into details of their kind of sim bionic relationship going back to birtherism. >> that is right. these were the faces of the birther movement back in 2011 and 2012 and trump actually admired what arpaio was doing investiga

the phils town 6-0 in the fifth.down already. >>> congratulates to james franklin six-year contract extension worth $5.7 million a year. the new deal places him on top five highest paid coaches in college football. he's up there. last year, the nitney lions played in the rosebowl. i was there >> 5 million >> 5 million a year. close to 6 if round it up >> up next the birthd ♪. >>> the city of philadelphia today paid tribute to the inaugural class of students who completed a solar training program. ben franklin high school find your power solar training program. it's a six-week course in energy solar installation and job readiness skills >> i learned a lot about installation and the different rules and how the solar modules work >> instruction was provided by the philadelphia based company solar states using a curriculum developed by the philadelphia energy authority and the school district. >>> a big party tonight for giant panda twins in china. ching and bing, bing are celebrating second birthday, their home was deco

phil rucker, thank you for spending so much time with us. we'll lot you go.aynham, i talk to a lot of white house folks in the wake of the president's response and especially the day that the three magazine covers came out and they said, listen, i could be a hero and walk out of here. but i won't make it about me. in some ways, there's more nobility to -- i mean, if your choice is to stay to keep your head down and not have it both ways. >> peggy noonan said there will be patriots and there's political opportunism in the white house. i think some of the friends i talk to in the white house are true patriots unbiassed but they believe that this -- despite all of the this chaos -- >> you want to name ones? >> well, sean spicer. he's a true patriot and -- >> even though he lied on the podium. >> i can't speak to the lying part. >> a lying patriot. >> my point is bigger than that. there are people that work in the white house, particular will i in national security positions that feel as though that if not me, then who? if we -- for example, let's take harvey for

phils an cubs, bottom of the first. he homered in four straight. he has more than two major league teams. cubs score 17 straight. they lit up ben lively. anthony rizzo's two runs gave them the lead, phils lose 17-2. coming up, 11:35. we show you the union. >> sounds good. "action news" at 11:30 continues next. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> saturday night, i'm walter perez. heres what's happening on "action news" at 11:30. tropical storm harvey is stalled over texas and is expected to bring 30-inches of rain, maybe more which could cause catastrophic flooding. we go live to houston for more. president trump is keeping tabs on the storm from camp david. he's also monitoring the fallout from last night. he made several controversial decisions including pardoning the sh sheriff of arizona. >> we begin with the latest on tropical storm harvey. volunteers are pitching in to help those caught in the storm's path. >> on the third floor of the american red cross building in center city -- >> we are providing professional shelt are. >> volunteers are fielding

i want to thank compass minerals phil roe -- congressman phil roe and compass minerals isaacson, two people working so hard. senator dean heller for their dedicated efforts to get this through congress. it was very, very tough. i guess is understand, but it was not easy. and i will to you that phil and johnny and dean worked very, very hard to get it through. by the way, i can also say others, and even some democrats. you want to say their names? go ahead. koester and representative walls were key in helping to get this done, mr. president. pres. trump: see, i can do it. and theye thought, really fought as hard, and now the administration is fighting for you. we are working night and day to ensure our brave veterans are provided with world-class treatment, which is what they are getting -- world-class treatment. by the way, again, we are here for a little more than six months. you are seeing it on a daily basis get better and better and better. you are hearing it from the veterans. but they are getting this great medical treatment, care, procedures, and we are getting our facilities

phil flynn in the trading pits where they're watching oil at the cme, and phil, what is the expectation here? we have seen some release from the strategic petroleum reserve but is it going to be enough to temper prices? >> it did give us a little bit of a pullback in prices but it may not be enough to solve the entire problem. there is one refinery that asked for the oil. there will be others. louisiana, lake charles, they said, hey, we need some oil. we need heavy stuff. we don't need the light stuff. the government went that way and eliseed oil. there will be more releases. actually, we kid hear you talk about the country coming together. senator ed markey out of massachusetts just complimented the trump administration releasing the oil from the reserve. now is calling for a release of gasoline reserves from the northeast gasoline supply. right now there is 700,000 barrels in new york city, 200,000 barrels in boston, 100,000 in southport land more than likely released to ease earns of the gas market. it's a very small amount but may alleviate possibility of some worst case scenarios w

phil: i mean, there are a lot. it's not just in texas, the possibility of 2 feet of rain could flood refineries across the coast. lauren: thanks, phil, i heard gas prices can spike 27 cents in the after math. cheryl: 185 miles out of the port of connor down in texas, very close to the coast as we are watching it. let's bring in right now senior meteorologist janice dean, live in fox extreme weather center. we are obviously looking for the update in the national hurricane center, janice. janice: it is still a category 2 and changes upon landfall as it makes landfall, strengthening before hitting land as a category 3. that's dangerous when you have a strengthening storm that's about to hit land, the storm surge goes up, the winds go up, and the legacy of this storm obviously we are concerned about the hurricane, we haven't had a category 3 hurricane hit the u.s. land in 12 years and ike was the last hurricane to hit texas in 2008, the legacy of this storm is unprecedented rain. the storm is predicted to stall and bri

but in silicon valley fashion, it began small with ceo jacob's father phil in 1976. he created unique blends at the family's grocery store in san francisco's mission district where the original philz is today. >> i've been helping him since it was a grocery store. i would stand on top of milk crates and ring people up on the register, so i learned at a very young age the business and how to work with people. >> reporter: the 30-year-old has been running the business for the last 12 years as ceo. >> every single cup is handmade for each customer. our concept is such each cup is personalized. the service and the cup. we grind every cup fresh on the spot. >> reporter: he plans to do that beyond california. this was his first east coast market. boston is up next. philz has their sights set on new york city. it plans to add about 10 stores a year. much like a tech company, it raised $75 million in venture funding. notable investors include snoop dogg and rapper nas. as to whether it might compete with starbucks. >> i don't like to think of it as a lot of locations. we nee

fox news's phil keating has latest on the situation. phil? >> reporter: hey, lauren.that a full-scale rebellion and toppling of socialist government ended very quickly sunday morning. a massive manhunt is underway for 10 men that escaped. according to the socialist government sunday morning a group of 20 rebels launched an attack on a major army base in the city of valencia. that trigger ad gunbattle with troops stationed at base. leaving two rebels dead, one injured and several on the run although they got away with stolen weapons from the armory. nicolas maduro who the trump administration calls a dictator, said the mercenaries and terrorists failed to ignite a civil war. maduro vowed rebels will be captured and suffer the maximum punishment. there is no leniency for desserters. the glorious 41st brigade put down the attack led by a long mutinous national guard captain. they were not active duty military but mostly civilians and desserters. on saturday the new national constituent assembly fired venezuela's chief prosecutor in the first major action. she was viewed

what's going on in the white house, phil, who has control over this? >> yeah, well, the president's the one with control, and let me say first, this is not fake news, it's very real news, the result of meticulous reporting. and we're highly confident in what our sources are telling us. a number of sources from different areas. to answer your question about the story itself. this is the president taking full control of the russia matter, this was a question for his son. instead the president acted as the family's lawyer, the family's strategist, the family's spokesman. and developed the statement overruling the strategy that was agreed to by the various advisers and lawyers involved in the situation. and it's very troubling for these advisers, they think the president has created the potential here for some legal jeopardy for himself and others in his circle. >> what about the time line, phil, from all we've heard so far does this call into question when the president knew about this meet iing between don juni and the russians about hillary clinton? >>

>> phil, how do you see this? >> one word, choices. i remember being in the white house complex on september 11th of 2001, i was evacuated, walking around the streets of washington, and you realize within 24, 48, 72 hours, and then when we realize with confirmation that al qaeda from afghanistan was responsible for that attack, the president, president bush had no options. he had no choice. in this case, the president has a lot of options. he could choose to focus on different issues, russia, china, the opioid crisis, which he talked about today. i agree that north korea is a potential nuclear threat. they are about a fifth world economic problem. they are a flea on the ass of america. if they want to select north korea as one of his priorities, my question would be, why do you want to do this? why are you raising the profile of the north korean leader to sort of an international celebrity by spending so much time on it? he doesn't have to do this, that is president trump. he's choosing to make the north korean leader a celebrity, and

the phils town 6-0 in the fifth.down already. >>> congratulates to james franklin six-year contract extension worth $5.7 million a year. the new deal places him on top five highest paid coaches in college football. he's up there. last year, the nitney lions played in the rosebowl. i was there >> 5 million >> 5 million a year. close to 6 if round it up >> up next the ♪. >>> the city of philadelphia today paid tribute to the inaugural class of students who completed a solar training program. ben franklin high school find your power solar training program. it's a six-week course in energy solar installation and job readiness skills >> i learned a lot about installation and the different rules and how the solar modules work >> instruction was provided by the philadelphia based company solar states using a curriculum developed by the philadelphia energy authority and the school district. >>> a big party tonight for giant panda twins in china. ching and bing, bing are celebrating second birthday, their home was decorated b

let's talk with phil flynn and matt smith about this.l, we spoke friday, you said slow having storms could be -- slow moving storms could be worse in human toll and market impact, what are you making of markets so far. >> it has been a disaster from human impact and energy. i am really amazed at how energy industry already trying to respond, bring production back on-line, we saw signs in gulf of mexico, production already coming back on for oil and gas. in there two refineries in corpus christi saying they will try to restart, problem is, you know, storm won't go away. if it comes back, the refiners will have to tough time. connell: what phil is talking about what i was hearing and watching, with colleagues reporting from the region. idea of getting the refineries, you talk about a tall order back up and running, not so. the damage that was done but just get people that work there out on the road to drive to the refinery. >> that is it, i think that is why we're seeing prices so volatile. there is so much uncertainty. as phil mentions wi

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this is acidemia one, phils down 1 nothing in the first, reese hose kins on fire, six homers last eightame, seven and inning we go game time, aaron nola facing future hall of flamer. respect your elder as 3-1 blast, the fish take a 6-3 lead. john carlos stenton going opposite field, 46 jack of the year, marlins with 14 hits and they win game one 12-eight. now game two, nick trying to do better than aaron nola. fills down 1-soar. marcel zooma, two be you run big fly and 3-soar, christian yellish wants to join the fun, pivetta didn't last two innings. bottom of the fifth, phils down 6-3, in contact williams looking for a second home, but yellish for the love of the glove and that's the way the day went. marlins sweeping double header 7-4 final score in game two. >>> biggest sports news, two all-star point guards cleve expressway crowder and. we used to go kiree planned to be traded >> drama. >> you've been paying attention? so much drama in the nba >> thanks, don. all eyes on the sky over ♪ . >>> 15th annual atlantic city air show is tomorrow. >> "eyewitness news" was on the beach today,

right now in the fourth, the phils on top, 1-0. >>> the nfl season starts next month, the eagles are dogs open in washington and the redskins are two point favorites. why am i telling you about that? because talking about games is way more fun than talking about what? practice, the eagles had their first full contact practice. they were allowed to tackle guys. alshon jeffrey and tore re-smith missed the session with minor injuries as for the physical nature of it. they feel toughness. the coaches say you can't evaluate until you put the pads on whole different a games. >> you do it we going to play games. it's a good day, wasn't raining, have fun >> it's part of the conditioning process of the body. and the mind, and understanding that football is a physical game. and we need to do this for a crime. >> the sixers had new uniforms again. this time, they're made by nike. they unveiled the new jerseys and have a red drop shadow and the phrase brotherly love. as for patch the nba is trying a three-year pilot program. indians and red sox in boston. are a mere resident, austin jackson givi

you can hear our full interview with phil green in a few minute's time.aylor swift has won a case against a former radio dj who groped her four years ago. david mueller had originally sued her, claiming that her allegation cost him his job. but she counter—sued, and yesterday a jury found in her favour. we hearfrom an american journalist who was in court as the verdict came through. i would get people who would say i am not even a fan of taylor swift but i believe in her cause and what she is doing. it transcended her as a star, and it came down to the fact that a woman has the right to go after someone who was sexually assaulted and she was sexually assaulted. we'll be speaking to a journalist who was in court when the verdict was read out. also one of australia's leading cosmetic surgeons tells this programme that the link between textured breast implants and cancer is more common that doctors originally thought — although it's still extremely rare. we speak to him, and a woman who developed the disease. hello... welcome to the programme, we're live unt

phil mudd is in siberia.ng, showing off and some are suggesting, as you well know, he's sending a message to president trump. >> i'm paying 20 bucks down that the president doesn't take that message. i don't think we're going to see him shirtless on the green. i think there are two messages. one is to the russians themselves. if you look at his approval ratings, they are sky high. he does this stuff every year. the power image, it relates to ukraine, crimea, siberia and relates to him going around scuba diving and i think it's a message, i'm a tough guy and if you want to threaten me, you're not going to get to me. i'm the big guy on campus. >> what do you think, jamie? what message is putin sending? >> it's august. he does this every august. and we play it every august but i do think that, you know, these are two men who are good at sending messages but in very different ways. every august, putin takes off his shirt. i will note that while donald trump did a lot of tweeting today, the white house, last i che

the phils play the mets tonight.row things change for us. we see the warm front begin to lift through the area, 84 degrees for your high and we see a few showers here or there. most especially it looks friday night into saturday. not terribly wet, we set ourselves up for an unsettled pattern. we have our first hurricane, hurricane franklin that dissipated after making landfall and two waves of low pressure that could be tropical cyclones over the next couple of days. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. mostly sunny and 85 for your high and tomorrow unsettled. 84 and a couple of showers and clouds and saturday unsettled and some sunshine and a thunderstorm couple of showers around and 80 degrees for your high. on sunday it's warm and humid with a thunderstorm and 86 and monday it looks like rain is likely and highs in the 80s by tuesday. we'll start with clouds and turn partly sunny and high of 84 that changes the pattern by wednesday and the unsettled weather out of there and nice again with the high of 82

phil, hold on. i'm gonna put you on speakerphone, okay? phil: (muffled) andy's on his way to propose to beth! we can't hear anything! just toss me the phone. all: no! no, you're right. we all have our strengths. i'm a great gift giver. here, cam. oh. dad? andy's on his way to propose to beth! (all gasp) aww! that's very sweet! it's not sweet! haley and andy love each other, but they don't know it! all: whoa. is that true, honey? what makes you think he's in love with me? i could tell by the way he hugged you goodbye. phil, are you sure about this? claire, i think i know the look of love in another man's eyes. this is crazy. should i call him? his phone's off, but he said he was going to the beach. (sighs) i know what beach he likes. i thought you were the "beach" he likes. there they are. should i do this? i shouldn't do this.

most home runs in their first 14 games in phil's history. one other has more players in the first 14 games in baseball history. in the sixth, more hos kins bringing home two more. 16 rbi in 14 games. best start in phils history in that category. 8-0 phillies win. a >> he asked me do you want me to move them over or drive them in. we're paying you to drive them in. >> he laughed at me. >> he said okay. and he did. >> that's why you hit in the middle of the order. to drive runs in. >> chase utly is 38 years old. nicknam nicknam nicknamed himself the silver fox. he preserved a perfect game. >> wow. chase utly you still are the man. take another look. what an unbelievable play. notice it's a scoreless game. we go to the tenth. no more perfect. no hitter in tact. until the first pirates hit of the night. walk off home run off rich hill. a tough way to lose. on to the eagles. lane johnson very confident about his birds team. he penned an open letter to fans. kind of sounds like a guarantee here. quote let me tell you what's this team is going to g

phils lose 7-4. they are swept. big trade in the nba tonight between the top two teams in the eastern conference. cavs sense kyrie irving to the celtics for thomas. and a few picks. >>> well there's ta line of storms coming in through the philadelphia area. pretty much right on schedule. and the time lg takes us to vine land a little after midnight. close to one to get to at lanic city. you can see the worst of the storm already passing through philadelphia itself. >> thanks for watching. the tonight show starring jimmy fallon is next. have a great night. of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jessica biel, matt bomer, musical guest, kelsea ballerini,

phil, i want to lay out some of the reporting that i heard today. what i heard was that, one, dispense of the notion that in any any way, shape or form this was a reaction or a response to charlottesville, that donald trump didn't rid the west wing of someone who was egging on the white nationalists sympathies. that that is just a farce. that this had more to do with steve bannon alienating everybody and having such a public war. that if he had been a craftier behind the scenes back stabber he might have lasted longer, but everything came out in public view and he undermined his own internal wars. >> that's exactly right, nicolle. based on the conversations i have had and the key figure here is really general john kelly. he came into this job hoping to instill order, to end the back stabbing, the infighting, get rid of all of this chaos inside the white house. and it became very clear in the first days on the job that steve bannon was a central player in this infighting. i think kelly was very bothered by the campaign that was being waged internally

phil sheridan beat him every time. phil sheridan beats him because phil sheridan out numbers him three to one in incredible supplies, very talented officers and great subordinates. what's really amazing is how well early does fight, how close to comes to winning. the ultimate battle at cedar creek. john brown gordon devises the attack strategy. overrunning union division after union division. they almost collapse the sixth corps. it gets to a point in middletown where early -- he loses his nerve. they're on the verge of destroying phil sheridan -- phil sheridan is on his way back from washington, his famous ride from win chechester to the battle fo. gordon is saying you've got to push on. you've got to finish the job. gordon is right. you've got to finish the job, finish it now. early is right too. he's over extended. his men haven't slept at all. they're exhausted. they're out numbered. union lines are already stabilizing in front of him. if he loses that day, he knows he's lost lee's last detached a army. unfortunate

just a point on what -- picky back on phil, regardless of the reasons, i'm not disputing phil's analysisf this. i think he's right. what's happening to general mcmaster is abhornet. it is absolutely inexcusable. you can take issue with his decisions and how he's staffing if you want, but to do this behind his back through the media -- >> you've heard the speculation, the reports they're going to kick him out and send him over to afghanistan? >> i've heard the reports. i have no idea how true that is. he's a very smart guy. he's a good leader himself. he's got great experience, great leadership, great wisdom to lend to the effort. and to do this backbiting thing behind him with the press is juvenile. >> susan, you worked as a lawyer in the national security agency. all this infighting that we're seeing, does it have an impact on 0 intelligence collection, on national security? >> certainly it's not a good thing to have the core national security team be sort of distracted by what's essentially sort of petty backbiting. there is also an issue that seems like the president can't get his own

this is acidemia one, phils down 1 nothing in the first, reese hose kins on fire, six homers last eight game, seven and inning we go game time, aaron nola facing future hall of flamer. respect your elder as 3-1 blast, the fish take a 6-3 lead. john carlos stenton going opposite field, 46 jack of the year, marlins with 14 hits and they win game one 12-eight. now game two, nick trying to do better than aaron nola. fills down 1-soar. marcel zooma, two be you run big fly and 3-soar, christian yellish wants to join the fun, pivetta didn't last two innings. bottom of the fifth, phils down 6-3, in contact williams looking for a second home, but yellish for the love of the glove and that's the way the day went. marlins sweeping double header 7-4 final score in game two. >>> biggest sports news, two all-star point guards cleve expressway crowder and. we used to go kiree planned to be traded >> drama. >> you've been paying attention? so much drama in the nba >> thanks, don. all eyes on the sky over ♪ lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it t

here comes a throw and beats it cleanly and phils go up 2- 2-1. bat flip is good and ball is gone into the dhop house. what's on the menu. little bull. >> odibel was 3-4 phils win 5-2. >> sixers and virtue aholding youth annual basketball clini clinic. sixers big man jahlil okafor was there. he's been forgotten man in the process. it's something he has to deal with. >> trade rumors and stuff like that realizing that having a new scenario we think it might be better than what it is now. when it comes all i know wearing a sixers uniform and phillies been great to me and trojans been greet to me. >> okay. okay. i will be interested to see what happens as the season rolls around. >> david letterman is making a return to television. details when we co hundreds of dollars on youmy car insurance. saved me huh. i should take a closer look at geico... (dog panting) geico has a 97% customer satisfaction rating! and fast and friendly claims service. speaking of service? oooo, just out. it was in. out. in! out. in! what about now? that was our only shuttlecoc

phil thanks for joining us. opec boosting estimates of demand. does it tell us the strategy to rebalance the market is having some success? phil: it looks like it. we saw crude oil push back to the $50 range. i do expect prices top out at this recurring theme at the $53 range, while we start the trend back down. you're going to start to see that the baker hughes rig count continue to pick up, most likely tomorrow we'll see the gain pick up. the rig count tends to work corresponding with oil prices so as oil prices gain, more rigs come online and push the output out and we start to see the production levels pick up again. i wouldn't expect too many more draws coming up in the season this year for crude oil. we are $30 million -- 30 million barrels below the union -- the june high of crude oil stocks. expect to see the production pick up and demand level off and oil prices, once around the $53 range will continue to trade the trend back down to 47 so at that level i would be bearish. mark: phil, $7 shy of $1,300, gold futures, highest since early j

gale king spoke with his parents, jill and phil henderson at their home in austin, texas. >> your son was a world traveler and clearly very comfortable traveling around the world. true? >> correct, yes. >> more comfortable overseas than in the united states. so -- his desire. >> what do you mean? >> he felt it was safer in europe and overseas in general. he said, you know with the climate, with african-american males in the u.s., that he just felt more comfortable overseas. >> isn't that ironic that he could say to you, i feel more comfortable any nother country other than my own. >> yes. >> he ends up losing his life in another country. for what reason we don't know.

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phil, first to you.ot only urging restraint but also suggesting a double freeze between the united states and north korea. what more can you tell us -- well, david first, rather. we will start with you, david. my apology there. let's talk about the phone call between president xi and donald trump. what do we know about that with regards to president xi urging calm? >> well, george, according to the official readout from the chinese, president xi jinping called for restraint from all sides. he really emphasized the common ground between china and the u.s. in that phone call according to the chinese. that common ground, of course, is for the north koreans to stop the development of their nuclear program to halt the testing of missile, recently, of course, china signed up to hash the sanctions at the u.n. security council. seen as a positive step by the u.s., by the trump administration but donald trump has repeatedly said he wants to see more action from china and has said that china is the key to solving

right now in the fourth, the phils on top, 1-0. >>> the nfl season starts next month, the eagles are under dogs open in washington and the redskins are two point favorites. why am i telling you about that? because talking about games is way more fun than talking about what? practice, the eagles had their first full contact practice. they were allowed to tackle guys. alshon jeffrey and tore re-smith missed the session with minor injuries as for the physical nature of it. they feel toughness. the coaches say you can't evaluate until you put the pads on whole different a games. >> you do it we going to play games. it's a good day, wasn't raining, have fun >> it's part of the conditioning process of the body. and the mind, and understanding that football is a physical game. and we need to do this for a crime. >> the sixers had new uniforms again. this time, they're made by nike. they unveiled the new jerseys and have a red drop shadow and the phrase brotherly love. as for patch the nba is trying a three-year pilot program. indians and red sox in boston. are a mere resident, austin jackso

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not only you have the personnel factor that phil just talked about. have the intelligence factor and commander on the scene and commanders in chief and washington are not going to get the same kind of intelligence. it was amazing to me that the president just kind of said well, no big deal, we are going to save money. >> it is not true. >> anderson, you know this was an opportunity for the president to say you know, this is clearly in response to the sanctions passed by congress, overwhelmingly, almost unanimously and congress did the right thing. we know there was a signing letter with it that the president objected to certain parts of it because he thinks it took away some of his authority. it was a moment when he could have said i standby the american congress' decision to impose sanctions in retaliations for the russian involvement in trying to influence our election. and he did not. you know there are, i am sure a lot of people in congress scratching their head of why the president is not taking that opportunity. >> i will tell you the other oppo

phil."ach rebecca how to clean. >> announcer: before she gets a ring. >> he's a controlling narcissist. >> dr. phil: have you said she's wasting electricity when she does her hair? >> no. i said it costs money. look how long her hair is. >> dr. phil: according to rebecca, josh says she can't have friends. >> i encouraged her to choose friends that we can both with socialable with. >> announcer: but -- >> go somewhere else. get out of here now. >> dr. phil: you're playing the victim but you're provoking him. >> announcer: will they make to it the alter? >> dr. phil: did you let the air out of the tires? >> no. >> dr. phil: why did you say no when i asked you? >> i didn't think i did. >> dr. phil: did he say no when

wasn't for me i wouldn't know what phil would do this year. >> phil reports his first day was a success. bikers say they want to help prevents teen suicide by taking a stand against bullying. >>> take a look at this. amazon's lexa is singing a different tune. they range from things like meditation and falling asleep to working out. you can ask it for specific genres. >> i a need for a something with a faster beat to run. >> one of the country's most popular coffee and dough nuft chains could go by a different name. dunkin' donuts could drop the doughnuts and just go by dunkin'. a decision will be made next year. >>> will make of "will and grace" is getting a second season before the first season debuts. nbc made the decision based on an outpouring of love from fans and increased its order for this upcoming season requesting 16 episodes instead of 12. "will and grace" returns september 28th. >>> you sign three contracts at a time to extend your stay here. >> exactly. >> that's how it works. "sesame street" has a new character moving into the neighborhood. >> meet rudy. he'll make his deb

. >> talk about the phils, don. >> talking baseball tonight. the first time since 1996, an exciting night for brand new phillie tell you now plus nelson agholor tackles his new role with confidence. talking birds next in sports. eagles make move today running back ryan matthews was released. team couldn't make it happen until he was given clean bill of health. he was their leading rusher from a season ago. a light practice at the novacare complex today. eagles are geek up for thursday's home match up against buffalo bills. after a sub par opener that included four turnovers in green bay, here's what head coach doug pederson is looking for. >> to get better. i want to see us take care of the football better. i felt like we were a little sloppy and loose in the second half with some of the turnovers. >> biggest thing i've been preaching all off season consistency myself and as team. we can't have negative plays and a big play. we just got to be -- stay ahead of the change and i think just be sharp with our -- with a little things. >>> with jordan

here comes a throw and beats it cleanly and phils go up 2- 2-1. bat flip is good and ball is gone into the dhop house. what's on the menu. little bull. >> odibel was 3-4 phils win 5-2. >> sixers and virtue aholding youth annual basketball clini clinic. sixers big man jahlil okafor was there. he's been forgotten man in the process. it's something he has to deal with. >> trade rumors and stuff like that realizing that having a new scenario we think it might be better than what it is now. when it comes all i know wearing a sixers uniform and phillies been great to me and trojans been greet to me. >> okay. okay. i will be interested to see what happens as the season rolls around. >> david letterman is making rolls around. >> david letterman is making a return to television. rolls around. >> ok honey you plays making a rewith your monkeyon. while i get your little brother cleaned up. daughter: uh oh. monkey swimming. irreplaceable monkey protection. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria, but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria wi

the angels scored two in the eighth, phils lose five to four, their 12th straight lost to the aingebition football game of the jeer in the books. the cardinals and cowboy met up in the hall of fame game in canton, ohio, fishes touchdown comes from williams, the cards running back, goes in from 5 yards out, there was limited play for the starters, the cowboys win 20 to 18. >> eagles training camp continues today, we will hear from coach doug pederson and quarterback carson wentz. >> full coverage on " eyewitness news" news beginning at five. >> coming up: dunkin' donuts could be making a major change nothing to do with their coffee. we'll have details in a live report from wall street. >> then community cut off. we tell you about the town with only one way out. the hike, plus this. >> mcdonald's is making fast-food even faster. i'm wendy gillette in new york sit. i'll tell you how it is just the latest trends in bracing technology. >> and as we are right around the corner now from the upcoming weekend, still appears as though the frontal boundery that we've been expecting will cross

embassy, phil, or the u.s.sulate, they're being told by september 1st they're out of there, no more work for them. but the president remains silent. the vice president speaking out very forcefully, others speaking out very forcefully. why is the president silent, not tweeting about this at all? >> he has to sign the lejs la legislation because it's a foolproof vote on the hill. i think there is an additional angle here which we've seen in the past 48 hours, that is the russians coming out with some pretty aggressive actions. if you're on the national security council in the white house, you have to be asking, are we sure we understand every implication. from the russian side, as soon as the president puts his signature on there, there has to be a lot of talking about what happens after the president signs. >>> more reaction on today's flip-flop at the white house after weeks of the white house denying the president's son initial reasons for the meeting during the election. now the white house says the president

not sure the politics favor that kind of chinese takeover >> that too. >> phil, thank you phil lebeaulet's get to seema mody at headquarters the european close >> sarah, just like in the u.s., upbeat day for european stocks take a look at the german dax. in rally mode. posting the best one day performance since july 12th and shrugging off a disappointing report on economic sentiment it is also a strong day for the miners led by bhp billiton they're announcing plans to exit the u.s. shale oil and gas business a move that has been pushed by activists and manage ment. they also did a jump in underlying net profit. miners also getting a lift from koerp prices which we've been discussing now at a record high. meantime, in currency land, the euro moving lower against the dollar they await the jackson hole speech not just by janet yellen but mario draggy mario draghi. he is talking about buying back that program the euro trading down from the 2 1/2 year high hit earlier this movement another reason stocks moved higher today and we finish with a plunge in shares of providence financial defini

kristen welker and phil rucker, from "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst. kristen, let's start with you. what are you hearing about the substance of what the president will announce tonight at 9:00 p.m.? >> hi, there, nicolle. this is what we are expecting. we are expecting the president to roll out his big picture strategy for afghanistan. that will include we think an announcement of an increase, a measured increase in troop levels. it is unlikely we are told he's going to get specific about that number. but of course the number we keep hearing up to 4,000. a defense department official saying that that is likely going to be the cap on how many troops he will add to the region. i think there are other components to his strategy. as well as rooming out plans for how -- rolling out plans for how he wants to crack down on officials in taliban and improving the training of the afghans forces. both of those were critical components of president obama's strategy for dealing with afghanistan and it's an engagement, a conflict that continues to just increase in t