made to the course and it's exciting this is the first pga champing in san francisco also from phil harding park was an excellent host for the president cup and now can host the major champing i'm excited to have one of the golfs biggest events. i thought this announcement is really special because it means that the pga champing is going to be played in back to back years in 2019 and 20 at the two the municipal golf course in new york and in 2019 and obviously in harding park in 2020 on the west coast i thank pga of america to play the champing added municipal golf course makes a profound statement that's one that is important because putting golf is a primary entrance and 80 percent of the rounds are played on public golf course and as a packing professional that spent the last 43 summers as me as wanting to be part of the announcements is a special thing to me personally you know, harding park in a lot of ways is truly the essence of public golf it has holstered mia many champing but no more than the champing that was played between harvey ward nonresponsive tens of thousands of spectacle

a coach is supposed to ride the kids hard. phil, help me out here. he's a mean man.re such a woman. come to the game. you'll see. this guy's a real mother-scratcher. pardon the language, gloria. mm-hmm. gloria? he better cool it, or i'm gonna introduce him to the captain and tennille.

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looking to start over, and that's when he met the owner of this sign company who like phil, has always believed a good, harda chance. >> you saw the potential in him? >> i see a lot of potential. >> reporter: that's right, the student has become the master. today, oscar valle not only owns his own sign business. he's billion it into a national brand. >> reporter: fs a $3.5 million company now? >> that is correct yes. >> reporter: how much of the success do you credit to phil? >> everything. >> reporter: oscar says he can't thank phil enough. while phil claims the debt is all his. >> i like that sign, too. >> reporter: regardless, the net result is a friendship that will leave both men with more than enough to share. >> i'm thinking we're just getting started and we're going to soar. >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road, in uniondale, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs news for us tonight. for all of us at cbs cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> was the mcdonald trying to hide a $50,000 loan? i'm peggy fox. coming up hear what a stockbroker testified to today. >> glimpses of a grieving fam

when it comes down to it, it's hard to improve upon phil morris as the source of the costume. bob heironimus as the guy in the bigfoot suit. and roger patterson as producer, director, and whatever else of this film. >> just as patterson stood by his story, so, too, does morris. >> rick baker who is academy award winner eight times said to me one time, he said, phil, that was the worst gorilla suit i've ever seen in my life. and i said yes, it's true. but think about this. that there were over 10, 20, 30 million people who saw that film of bigfoot walking through the forest and they thought it was a real suit. that's absolutely amazing. >> at the end of the day when you've watched this figure stride and you looked at it, i'm inclined to agree with the late john napear from the smithsonian who remarked famously i can't see the zipper. and i think that's the most concise way to view what happened. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates, "lockup." >> i charge pelican bay with the foll

hard. at philly improv theater many stand ups phil as though they've lost one our industry''s greatet minds a mentor g fill sal city where there's a huge growing comedy community. a lot of people probably hope a a that the point they'd get to meet him. they won't have that opportunity any more. >> he always greeted him with a smile and treated him like a friend. >> he was such an approachable guy. he was just a really night warm guy always, you know, if you didn't get the picture he wanted to make sure you got the picture. he walked around new york city just like a regular guy. go to the same coffee shop every day. he was in the village a lot. i mean if we wanted to go see him sometimes well would go see him to say hism. >> reporter: not just industry insiders but really anyone whose ever been entertained by williams who is having a difficult time with this tonig tonight. the one little point of comfort here is that they say his life and legacy and that spirit of entertainment will live on in the work he's left behind. we're live on the rittenhouse square, diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news

the phils got another great performance from the big fellow, jerome williams, went eight innings, struck out five, head the hard cardinals to one run of the phils win seven to one. first place washington nationals in town later tonight. >>> the philadelphia union's new goaltender, made his debut at ppl park yesterday playing the san jose earthquakes. rice had good game. and so did andrew wenger. he scored two goals to lead the union over the quakes four to two. union plays toronto a week from wednesday in chester. >>> chicago's jackie robinson west little leaguers scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh, but they fell short in yesterday's little league world series finale. south korean team beat chicago eight to four in williamsport to win thirds little league championship. congrats to south korea and all of the little leaguers spend their summers playing great baseball all around the world year after let >> yes, the taney dragons got hero's welcome at love park. >> let us officially welcome back the philadelphia champion taney dragons! >> i still want to cheer, every time i hear. that will taney! let's

so we are all starting off with sweater weather, on august 8th, that is hard to believe. tonight the phils going at it again. a new series with the mets in town. they will go for another sweep. 80 degrees the first pitch temperature and really a beautiful evening with daylight extending until about 8:00 p.m. seven day forecast, 85, sunny and nice today, it is a great, great weekend. here down the shore on saturday, 87 degrees here in philadelphia, sun and clouds and 85 sunday. maybe more cloud at the beach on on sunday and definitely machine when we could see a shower or storm. those temperatures at the beach, friday 78 degrees which, by the way, we will check with our jen fred. she's live from ocean city at music pier starting very soon in less than 30 minutes i believe. saturday 80 degrees for a high temperature. seventy-seven. still dry there on sunday. so offer all, weekend getaway down the shore looks good that is a look at your seven day forecast from the weather authority. the lets get to the traffic authority. we have reports of a new accident, i-95 northbound, this is approaching

phil: that's a routine nfl catch. the raiders have done it too. they have not made enough contested catches, harde defenders close to them, they always let the defender get their hand in there and they've got to be more aggressive. it's football. the aggressor always wins. >> jim: third and 10. mcgloin. he has the hookup with criner, who makes the tough catch on this occasion. >> phil: a terrific throw, a guy coming free and mcgloin stayed on his back foot and put the perfect touch on it. >> jim: dennis allen told us "this game is a barometer for us, we've got to show we can go on the road and when we have a tough road assignment we can play well" to the sideline to holmes who tiptoes fora big gain. big barometer. what do you think he takes out of it? >> phil: a lot of positives. i really do. this is not the typical, raorganized -- or disorganized ider football team, jim. i don't care if it's the back-ups. these are really a lot of quality throws by matt mcgloin. i can't get over how his arm has got so much more pop than last year. >> jim: definitely can see it. that is broken up. ryan white, who

phil: that's a routine nfl catch. the raiders have done it too. they have not made enough contested catches, harde defenders close to them, they always let the defender get their hand in there and they've got to be more aggressive. it's football. the aggressor always wins. >> jim: third and 10. mcgloin. he has the hookup with criner, who makes the tough catch on this occasion. >> phil: a terrific throw, a guy coming free and mcgloin stayed on his back foot and put the perfect touch on it. >> jim: dennis allen told us "this game is a barometer for us, we've got to show we can go on the road and when we have a tough road assignment we can play well" to the sideline to holmes who tiptoes for a big gain. big barometer. what do you think he takes out of it? >> phil: a lot of positives. i really do. this is not the typical, unorganized -- or disorganized raider football team, jim. i don't care if it's the back-ups. these are really a lot of quality throws by matt mcgloin. i can't get over how his arm has got so much more pop than last year. >> jim: definitely can see it. that is broken up. ryan white,

and that's when he met the owner of this sign company, who like phil has always believed a good hard the master. today as cover valle not only owns his own sign business, he's building it in to a national brand. this is a $3.5 million company now? >> that is correct, yes. >> how much of the success do you credit to phil? >> everything. >> oscar says he can't thank phil enough. while phil claims the debt is all his. regardless the net result is a friendship that will surely leave both men with more than enough to share. i'm thinking we're just getting started and we're going to soar. >> pauley: still to come. pierce brosnan in from the cold. later, smile. >> carefully inject upper right gum. >> pauley: candid camera is back. stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiqtm technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down. you'll know cuz sleep iq™ tell

harding golf course >> thank you. thank you >> next speaker. >> good morning, commissioners and uncle phil. >> we've talked about glen eagles as a reservation area i want to emphasize that the current manager has welcomed the community to use hits facility last year, we held a ma clarion park meeting and this last sunday he opened up the park to have a fundraiser and he reached out to the community be so he's not only in it for the money as they say in rhine a golf course he's there to become a part of the community and support many of the groups in the ma cleaner work area if i taking into consideration weather difficulties can be resolved and have more activity at ma cleaner park. >> thank you. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm chris i'm here to support glen eagles i'm a public school teacher in the city it's great glen eagles offers a on an affordable program and it's important inform the seniors the second thing i want to echo things about the community of players there it's diverse both men and women and both the people insides the city and out it's really something unique like i would i play a l

phil has the advantage here. he can swing a hook and hit it as hard as he can. o hit a cutter if he does not choose to go over those trees. >> i would agree. that is why phil has a fairway wood. >> yeah. looks like it. >> turns his 3-wood over. tell you what gary. for a golf course that some would consider ok and not that great it produces great tournaments. >> produces great golf. birdies and bogeys. you can't ask for more. ok. on the right-hand side we have a creek and trees down the both . he hit a cut. that is interesting. that looks -- man. that looked like it got right up against that long cut there. that will be fresh and wet and nasty. he will be back there a long way. he does not like it. >> he is about 10 feet from me, gary, the ball is. it is down in the grass pretty good. >> rickie is looking over those trees. going to hook it over the trees? yes, he is. >> that is not hooking. >> we talked about the creek. he is over by 15. >> almost out on the 15th fairway. >> i don't think he can negotiate these trees. they are very tall on 15. he is going to have

it is a very complex position and hard to defend in certain aspects. what phil said is right. when he said, you've got have somebody that can talk to these people. qatar can talk to them. they aren't so much oriented toward supporting terrorism p. what it has done is support the muslim brotherhood. that maybe that's a terrorist organization. maybe it's not. but that the length that's been important to qatar. not the link to al qaeda. and that is the thing that they've been playing on. now some groups are on the fringes of the muslim brotherhood but not isis. isis is beyond the pale. and it is not funded by qatar. it is funded by its own oil wells, kidnapping, smuggling. incredibly rich and incredibly independent. >> some estimates of them making a million dollars a day from extortion, oil exception. >> that's what makes them so dangerous. >> absolutely. phil, i wonder if i can ask you this. can we assume some exchange is made to secure the release of curtis. whether it was money, arms, other forms of support. if so, what kind of message that sends and frankly does it make othe

phil. >> bravo well actor and comedian billy crystal honored his long time friend robin williams during the memorial portion of the show. he made us laugh. hard. every time you saw him. on television. movies. night clubs. arenas. hospitals. homeless shelters for our troops over seas. even in the dying girl living room for her last wish. he made us laugh. >>reporter: williams died august 11 at the aim of 63. >> jimmy kimmel honored williams tonight wearing rain be under suspender to one of robin first role on mork. >> heavy rain douse the kick off to nevada week long burning manifest value. check out this muddy mess. that looks awful. tens of thousands of burners would have arrived in the desert today but storms drevrn drevrnled black rock city forcing the closure of the roads leading to the festival. the good news the gates will reopen at 6:00 a.m. now here's what the area looks like short time ago. some reveller able to get in before officials closed the gate. 60,000 people are expected to converge for the week long event but the lane to get in tomorrow could be more than l eight hours long. >> that is brutal. >> yes it nice at least the rai

phil. >> bravo well actor and comedian billy crystal honored his long time friend robin williams during the memorial portion of the show. he made us laugh. hardy time you saw him. on television. movies. night clubs. arenas. hospitals. homeless shelters for our troops over seas. even in the dying girl living room for her last wish. he made us laugh. >>reporter: williams died august 11 at the aim of 63. >> jimmy kimmel honored williams tonight wearing rain be under suspender to one of robin first role on mork. >> heavy rain douse the kick off to nevada week long burning manifest value. check out this muddy mess. that looks awful. tens of thousands of burners would have arrived in the desert today but storms drevrn drevrnled black rock city forcing the closure of the roads leading to the festival. the good news the gates will reopen at 6:00 a.m. now here's what the area looks like short time ago. some reveller able to get in before officials closed the gate. 60,000 people are expected to converge for the week long event but the lane to get in tomorrow could be more than l eight hours long. >> that is brutal. >> yes it nice at least the rain mayb

phil. >> bravo well actor and comedian billy crystal honored his long time friend robin williams during the memorial portion of the show. he made us laugh. hard. every time you saw him. on television. movies. night clubs. arenas. hospitals. homeless shelters for our troops over seas. even in the dying girl living room for her last wish. he made us laugh. >>reporter: williams died august 11 at the aim of 63. >> jimmy kimmel honored williams tonight wearing rain be under suspender to one of robin first role on mork. >> heavy rain douse the kick off to nevada week long burning manifest value. check out this muddy mess. that looks awful. tens of thousands of burners would have arrived in the desert today but storms drevrn drevrnled black rock city forcing the closure of the roads leading to the festival. the good news the gates will reopen at 6:00 a.m. now here's what the area looks like short time ago. some reveller able to get in before officials closed the gate. 60,000 people are expected to converge for the week long event but the lane to get in tomorrow could be more than l eight hours long. >> that is brutal. >> yes it nice at least the rai

it's hard to have fun if you're a phillies fan. the big piece comes up big for the philst the plate. ryan howard drove in three runs including this 2-run i think is in the -- single in the 5th. le phils took a 5-1 lead it falls apart in the 6th. a pop up, i got it, i got it, no, you don't, phils drop the ba and it gets ugly. two batters later, michael morris, giants are within 3 and kendrick is done, he doesn't retire a batter in the inning. it's just the beginning. reliands come in and pvides no ou to the b sin he ajasothes tey he19 inseasoni. we have to get our butts in gear and do something about it. >> reporter: the taney dragons quest for little league world series continues tonight. since mo'ne davis is not he eligible to pitch tonight, expect jarrett sprague lott is on the mound. >> thanks for the support. >> reporter: he said he actually sleeps with a baseball under his pillow, we'll see facility works tonight against texas. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. >> this was the pdx adult soap box derby where there were very few rules of the road the

hard is it to es. and at the center of it all, golf's great lefty phil mickelson and his birdie for the brave charity.have the obligation to do something for this country. and making the lives of the men and women more enjoyable when they return, making their quality of life better making sure they know they're loved and appreciated, that's the greatest thing we can do as citizens. >> oh, my god. >> part of that appreciation for the men and women in uniform was a shower for 40 military moms and moms to be which i had the honor of hosting tuesday. it was thrown by the nonprofit organization operation shower in partnership with barclay's golfers do on the greens is what they do for the military and military families. big shoutout to all the mom that's came out for the shower. i think their husbands are deployed overseas. they wanted to focus on them too. >> great guy. >> yeah. >> you get any tips? >> no. just what he said about the president about the bunker shot. to lean forward and put your weight on the front foot. yeah. >> he's always over social media this morning. george is in our graen room. he's

phil dawson missed his second field goal. rough out are fog blackup blaine gabbert. san francisco, four turnovers just in the second half alone. they set shut out, 34-0. two preseason games two blowout losses. hard to imagine the niners looking any worse than today. struggled in every phase. larry beil witnessed the ineptitude first hand and is live, i can he can hear us. larry, take your pick, which was worse, offense or defense? >> are those my only two choices? you can -- phil dawson missed two field goals. he's not getting away unscathed. i'd have to say all of the above. in fact all of the above in the first two games bass in the niners have been outscored 57-3 in two preseason losses, both blowouts. but i caution everybody. i talked with vernon davis after the game, and he said this is preseason, emphasis on pre. these games to not count so he encouraged the fans to relax and breathe. >> we're not worried about this. this is preseason. preseason is an opportunity to get better. right? you get better. you plan, preparation, and you get all the kinks out and you just get better as a time. you cultivate the relationship with other guys and just come together. so this is a time for us to bond

phil dawson missed his second field goal. rough out are fog blackup blaine gabbert. san francisco, four turnovers just in the second half alone. they set shut out, 34-0. two preseason games two blowout losses. hardo imagine the niners looking any worse than today. struggled in every phase. larry beil witnessed the ineptitude first hand and is live, i can he can hear us. larry, take your pick, which was worse, offense or defense? >> are those my only two choices? you can -- phil dawson missed two field goals. he's not getting away unscathed. i'd have to say all of the above. in fact all of the above in the first two games bass in the niners have been outscored 57-3 in two preseason losses, both blowouts. but i caution everybody. i talked with vernon davis after the game, and he said this is preseason, emphasis on pre. these games to not count so he encouraged the fans to relax and breathe. >> we're not worried about this. this is preseason. preseason is an opportunity to get better. right? you get better. you plan, preparation, and you get all the kinks out and you just get better as a time. you cultivate the relationship with other guys and just come together. so this is a time for us to bond an

hard. we will have questions, but first we want to hear from phil gersin, who as i indicated, is a lawyer who represented a 15-year-old minor who was raped on a cruise ship. mr.-- >> thank you, mr. chairman and members of the chief. ud]name is -- >. >> focus. my practice has focused on representing crime victims both at sea and on land. i appreciate your invitation to enter rallyist to consider by views in this chamber. i will be brief i would not read from a written testimony which states the case facts about the incident the chairman just referred to a and more details i will mention now and i welcome any questions the senators may ask. it pass the protection act is far short of the solutions but it is the next step on the path to greater passenger safety. if you think young women are safe and cruise ships, think again. they are not. my 50 year-old autistic teenage client was not supervise like she was on land because her family thought she was safe. they were vigilant to manage all activities scrupulously it was supervised on the last night of the crews of teen activities ended early but n

hard to have fun if you're a phillies fan right now. the kids trying to to have a good time. the big piece comes up big for the phils at the plate. ryan howard drove in 3 runs, he has more hits and more rbis than -- against jim hudson than any other pitcher in baseball. a pop up, i got it, no, you don't, phils drop the ball. and it gets ugly. two batters later, michael morris, rbi double off kendrick. kendrick is done, he doesn't retire a batter in the inning. he slaps the ball in his glove. bases load, giants score four times in the 6th to tie it at 5. rbi single past jimmy rollins who misread it, they have lost 6 of their last 8. >>> eagles back on the practice field later this morning, eagles trying to get going here, they should have their top two receivers on the field together. riley cooper and jeremy maclin should be good to go for practice. chip kelly and the receive receivers have a lot to work out. the eagles have turned the ball over 8 times and made 19 penalties in two preseason games, chip kelly is not blaming the penalties and all the new nfl rule changes. >> they are the rules we have to play by them. whoever end u

phil, thank you very much. >>> and just ahead, on the front lines of the ebola outbreak, we'll talk to the center for disease control about why it is so hardin in the virus. >>> and what could lead crews to discover what happened to the missing malaysian flight 370. when we return. and wrinkles in. neutrogena®. >>> now, we want to bring you the latest on the ebola outbreak in west africa. the head of the centers for disease control is in liberia looking at efforts to contain it. >> yes, he said it is even worse than he feared. the outbreak has already claimed nearly 1500 lives. >> no one has ever seen an outbreak of ebola like this, with this kind of explosive spread in urban areas. we've seen clusters in the hone hospitals but we're in the thousands here. >> the world health organization has spoken about the case load, is that the sense you have, it could be worse? >> it is definitely worse than the total numbers, how much worse we don't know. not all the cases are reported or diagnosed or tested. so it is a much bigger problem than anyone anticipated. the world cannot isolate liberia and west africa. that will not help and will make it h

phil said. we now have a situation where the democrats are looking at a pretty rocky election. they're looking for it issue on this and will hit hard>> how? what is the strategy? we can debate for whose approach is more effective. what is the most effective way for them to drive this issue as a wedge into the voting public such that they moved to the side they would like to be? >> i think there will be a lot of demagoguery directed to the companies. the patriotism will be questioned. no one ever accused politicians of being subtle. i would say the redeker -- rhetoric will get nasty. i think that is why walgreens decided not to do the deal. they did not want to get the rhetorical bashing that will now come for burger king. >> it will be interesting to see if anyone actually boycotts burger king. >> thank you. our white house correspondent, phil mattingly with us from outside the white house. fromf the big winners today's burger king news, bill ackman. pershing square owns almost seven percent of the fast food chain. that made him and his clients more than $170 million richer. if you were to divvy it up, talking about 48 million. >>

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. >> it's hard to call it a rivalry, or rivalries in golf, because it's only, you know, if you take the previous rival which would have been tiger and philnt head-to-head, you know, a handful of times over their careers. it doesn't quite happen as much in golf as it does in other sports like say in a tennis where you'll have nadal and federer play a lot of finals. so, it's very early stages. but i think the young guys coming through, myself, you know, rickie, jordan, and a bunch of other, you know, young guys that i haven't mentioned there, you know, we can compete for majors for a lot of years to come. and i think it is important in all sports that they have, you know, as you said, main protagonists and main characters that compete for these majors. golf is a very deep sport right now. there's a lot of guys that can win. there's a lot of guys that have chances to win big tournaments and majors and you know i think it would be great if a few guys were able to separate themselves from the pack and be able to slug it out for some of the bigger tournaments. >> you are the golfer of the moment. you got the hot hand. how does a golfer like yo

phil, once again second. he's great. he's won his majors. >> always a bridesmaid, never a bride. >> amazing consistency. it will be interesting to see, speaking of consistency, how mcilroy keeps going. so hardw with tiger, so hard. >> he was in some pain last time. >>> speaking of pain, a lot of political pain to go around. let's get to "inside politics" on "new day" with mr. john king. happy monday. >> i thought you were going to say it's painful to see me on a monday. >> site for sore eyes. >> with me to go "inside politics" maeve res stop, jonathan martin. the president needs a friend. let's start there. the president had his big foreign policy, signaling that the operations in iraq could go on for a while. listen to this. hillary clinton, former secretary of state says maybe we wouldn't be here in this mess right now if the president had been tougher earlier. she's talking about her advice that they intervene in syria months back. the president overruled secretary clinton. listen to her. the failure to build up a credible fighting force of the people who were the originators against assad, islamists, separatists, the failure to do that left a big vacuum which the jihadists have now fill

phil to do a fourth hour. we really do. >> i think, no, actually, that's a no. adrian is leaving us. >> we love adrian. we love you. you're adorable. >> thank you for everything you've done. five years, hardguy. >> cuddly and adorable until he turned into benedict arnold and left us. >> i don't like seeing him angry. >> what have you learned? >> i learned that there is a term for sleep drunkness. confused ayou sal. i find that to be an oxymoron. >> you learned that a couple hours ago. >> all right. >> mike, what have you learned? >> two little byes, one doing a triathlon at the age of nine, and his brother seriously compromised. they love each other. the family is full of strength with regardle to both kids. question learn a lot from them. >> certainly can laern lot from them. the older brother not asking any questions. >> that's the way it should be. >> all right. if it's way too early, what time is it? >> morning joe because we have the daily run down with the great chuck todd. >>> just how close are we to air strikes on isis in syria? new u.n. report delivers more shocking news about what's happening in that civil war. not very civil. we'll have the latest on what the u.s. thinks it ca