all right phil well the south korean government is standing behind the u.s. is a fly over. in international waters off north korea's east coast of course south korea and the u.s. . have been allies for many decades ever since the korean war and. while i'm sure the fly over has not gone over well in beijing i believe here in seoul as well as in tokyo it's been welcomed just give us an idea of how big a daily it is as you say in international waters. right phil according to the pentagon this is the first time this century that new u.s. military aircraft fighter jets bombers have flown that north of the d.m.z. even a broch obama flew stealth bombers here to south korea but they always stayed below the intercranial border but this is something different yesterday we had reports of a minor quake near north korea's nuclear test site. being confirmed as a nuclear explosion or a natural event. it would have pier cording to south korea's meteorological so that these were aftershocks tremors caused by the september third nuclear explosion that did trigger an earthquake now according

well phil that's the million dollar question and that's something that is still remains very unclear because the focus has been so centered on october the first known as really being thinking too much about what could happen after october first now what we do know is that after the cabinet meeting earlier in madrid they said that they are on willing to dialogue with god let's push them on and his deputy as the catalyst which a month of course being because latin regional president he said that they will not dialogue with him or his deputy at all and that what's interesting about that is that there the fact that they're saying dialogue they're open perhaps to the idea of speaking to the catalan government about potentially and i assume point having a legal referendum which now they haven't said that but it's certainly a new form of speaking about catalonia and the idea of perhaps reaching some sort of solution but as we've been saying as you know in the past couple of minutes no one really knows what's going to happen over the next few it's so big on known what will happen on monday b

. >>> over to maine, we know pennsylvania has punxsutawney phil. well, maine now has a lobster.. so passy pete has predicted six more weeks of summer at this annual ceremony. it's pretty eccentric. he picks a scroll to determine whether maine will see an extended summer. >> it looks like he's pulled i'd like to drill down. what's the name of this river? >> it's -- >> it's, just say the name. >> i really need to know the name of this river. >> the gas wacky. >> moving on, moving on. we're going to ireland where video was captured of a bat flying around someone's kitchen. i've watched it maybe 20 times today. i can't get enough of it, now's your turn, watch. >> will you stop looking in the door? oh, catch him, daddy. no, he's there. the dog's pissing. >> the dog's pissing? this guy's in a panic. he's having a bad day. >> i love this. you need a you need a tennis racket. >> catch him, ♪ ♪ ♪ with the company trusted for more than 75 years, you have the compassion and strength of a name. giving you the power to keep pace. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. >>> this morn

. >> we don't care either, phil. well just love to hear you play. so congrats to you and all of tonight's honorees, the anacostia two step. >> it's gulf he's been able to share that -- wonderful he's been able to share that sound all over the world. >> the beatles and the stones all stole the blues. anyway, i digress. >>> 3-degree. >> how you doing on that? >> pretty well. was thinking maybe it was the day for a bull's eye, no. didn't miss it much. 84, it was 83. we went 85 to we're going 84 again for saturday. okay, a live look outside, 74 now, muggy, calm winds, a few clouds, pretty nice evening really. outdoor plans look safe saturday and sunday. there could be a couple showers. i wouldn't plan around them. take your umbrella if you're playing golf. a nice start to the week, our last week of summer, dry and warm. then we get into jose. well, it's going to bring strong rip currents next tuesday, maybe 30-mile an hour winds along the coast, so bethany and ocean city and rehoboth tuesday into wednesday. 80s all next week. fall arrives officially 4:0

how is it now, phil? well, he's wiping the water off of his goggles. can you hear me? how is it looking? >> just when you thought miami might be almost out of it, not the case. i knew coming down, major artery east to west in miami. all the way over to miami beach. and not only just here, but where we were earlier flooding in the water. a lot of it is because number one, hurricane irma, storm surge coming in with a counterclockwise wraparound wind band, but also 12:30 in the afternoon. just a long time. don't see it ever flooding like this. only a few more drivers up today. certainly not to be recommended. no law enforcement wants these people on the road. in fact, emergency operation managers basically advising everybody, stay in your house today. don't leave. there were no first responders to help you out. when the winds picked up, the streetlamp signs, street lights are all bouncing around. billboards flapping around. it is chaotic. i've only seen a smattering of people outside today for good reason. it is miserable. they've been doing this raining and windy for abo

phil black for the very latest. what do we know in how this launch differed from the past? >> reporter: well, dave, the last launch over japan from north korea took place about two weeks ago. and the authorities here in japan say same missile, very similar trajectory except this this case, it went even further. it flew about 2,200 miles. japanese authorities make the point that at that sort of range, if it had been fired to the south over japan, this could have splashed somewhere near the territory of guam. that's something north korea has threatened it would do and something the american administration said it would respond to. but so far pyongyang hasn't taken that step. one way perhaps of interpreting this is that it's saying it now has the ability to fire missiles in a very close proximity to guam if it chooses to do so. the hope for japan is that that will not happen because that would be considered an even greater provocation, one that could raise the possibility of military conflict in this region to an even higher degree. there is no doubt the japanese government is outraged by these

i'm phil gale welcome to the program well thought isn't this fun is region of catalonia have reiterated that determination to proceed with sunday's referendum on independence from spain the region which is home to more than seven and a half million people already has a high degree of autonomy but reid says the vote is illegal and must not take place despite catalan officials calling for a peaceful ballot thousands of spanish place have been drafted into the region the situation is dividing the country as the w.'s problem fully and this reforms. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in barcelona and across catalonia the abundance of cattle and flax isn't something new in this wealthy part of north east and spain but their significance is taken on greater meaning the head of the unauthorized independence referendum. catalan society has long been divided over what is best for the future of this region of seven and a half million people recent polls have shown those in favor of independence stands at around forty percent but are divisions in catalonia growing deeper in order to understa

different more unexpected front social media editor janet reid welcome jarrett what have you been saying well phil one of the biggest threats to the german election online hasn't come from russia or as you said it's actually come from the united states and i'm talking about american right wing activists we've seen examples of them posting things on forums like four chan now four chan is a forum that sort of haven for conspiracy theorists and people with more extreme views let's take a look at example from four chan this thread is dedicated to boosting the far right alternatif in germany party or the i f j we can see a bunch of tools here for influencing the election like links to videos talking points and maims attacking rival parties there are also links to things like how to create fake profiles to infiltrate other policies and even a link to donate money directly to the alternative for germany so there's a really concerted effort across the atlantic to rile up the far right verges here in germany in their fifties campaign itself this is also being fueled by a controversial ad agency that's righ

we've already seen devastation in the united states and the caribbean as well. >> phil, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. >> caller: thank you for having may. >>> coming up, the seattle seahawks star, michael bennet says a to kill him. we'll have that encounter next on "world news now." rethink what's possible. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ shatteri >>> seattle seahawks' michael bennett has retained a lawyer as he considers a lawsuit against the las vegas police department. it stems from an encounter with the police after a big boxing >> hours after the mcgrego mcgregor/mayweather fight, an officer is seen handcuffing bennett. he says he was innocent, wasn't doing anything. police say the investigation of the incident is just starting. k >> as of today, we know when there are at least 126 individuvideos associated with those cameras we have to review. if any training or procedures were violate

we expect 95 to be busy in south philadelphia a phils game and a flyers free season game at the wells. double events mean a busy ride along 95. this afternoon we watch this situation in camden, a motorcycle crash just off the ben franklin bridge along 676 southbound and that is why we see the delays coming into new jersey on the ben itself. >> of course the walt whitman bridge is heavy into new jersey as well. slowing on the downside of the ben franklin because of that accident investigation up ahead. and watching construction in bucks county the northbound side of 95 by the newtown exit where the right lane is blocked and expect slowing as the afternoon progresses. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. one friend out and about along the pennsylvania tun pike in white marsh approaching fort washington is talking about a minor crash there and a lot of people are talking about the congestion as you pass 476. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, help for puerto rico, president trump weighs in on the u.s. main land not do

well phil despite expressions of surprise that you heard in that piece there i think that it wasn't entirely here a surprise for a patriot become very much detached from the main stream of the f.t. over the last few months she's said it again and again that she doesn't support this hardline right wing of course and you know so for her to leave the party is pretty much just the logical conclusion of her decision yesterday not to join the parliamentary group come as a little sort of bombshell for the media and shows that there are these divisions within the f.t. that people have talked about they're not yet quite a normal stable party that bedded down but this hasn't this isn't going to make a huge difference to them they'll press on they say and the two co-leaders alexander gallanter now is vital say that they believe they have most of the party behind them there has been talk that a patron might take some people with her as she tries to form a new group or something in parliament that doesn't look very likely just now she's a charismatic figure and so it damages them a little bit in that sen

phil? >> reporter: well, you reported that tragic news of those two law enforcement officers. yesterday. made our way down from jacksonville to the orlando area being incredible didn't under very dangerous rain and wind conditions. we wake up this morning in orlando. take a look behind me. this is what we are seeing throughout the area. downed trees downed power lines. hundreds of thousands are still without electricity. gas, that is the most urgent need. fortunately police tell me there is no serious injury or loss of life. there was a curfew that was to last until 6:00 p.m. tonight. that didn't go with residents who want to get back to their homes and see what sno damage if any, they sustained. one was lifted at 11:00 a.m. eastern type and others at noon. traffic lights are out in some of the main streets. there is no gas at the gas stations. the hotels are going the be emptying out. today will be a day of returning home, a damage assessment that despite the loss they had here in florida that irma didn't do much for damage as was possible. >> the dangerous of more trees topp

i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. well forces in the spanish region of catalonia have reiterated that determination to proceed with sunday's referendum on independence from spain the region which is home to more than seven and a half million people already has a high degree of autonomy but reid says the vote is illegal and does not take place got a lot of officials have called for a peaceful ballot thousands of spanish police officers however have been drafted into the region. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in barcelona and across catalonia the abundance of cattle in flax isn't something new in this wealthy part of northeastern spain but their significance is taken on greater meaning ahead of the unauthorized independence referendum. catalan society has long been divided over what is best for the future of this region of seven and a half million people recent polls have shown those in favor of independence stands at around forty percent but our divisions in catalonia growing deeper in order to understand we met

. >> well phil, that is a great shot. this picture will have a prominent place in your home. probably over the fireplace or your bed. but it is an amazing shot and thank you for sharing your story.>> you're welcome. >> it is so cool. the shot is beautiful. >> let's check in now on our forecast. some people out there in their boats are probably swimming, because it was a nice, muggy day. >> we can't shake the humidity. we have a system off of the coast that is cooling our temperatures out just some. we have a lot of sunshine around and many of us warmed up a few degrees. giving you a view of the sky, the air quality has improved over the last day or so. that is good news. here's a view from up above where you can see that clouds. they are down to this coastline. so there's another sign of a cooler pattern shaping up. the unsure breezes back. earlier today fairfield headwinds at 25 miles per hour. oakland reporting a northwest breeze and 13 miles per hour. these were coming in from the south. i will show you the system. it will continue to bring us the unsure breezes and a deep

well hi phil and that's a very difficult question to answer i think that there are a lot of high profile athletes that are using their platform on twitter to lash back out at the president or speak to their dismay and disapproval of his statements to say all of the athletes are i think we'd have to poll all of them but you're seeing more demonstrations just last night there with the demonstration by an oakland a's rookie catcher the first major league baseball player to kneel during the national anthem and there's a hash tag on social media take a need for n.f.l. players to take a lead this sunday and we shall see if more teams more players start protesting in this nonviolent way so this this latest arrival as about the president withdrawing an invitation that he hadn't actually extended yet explain to us how big a deal is this tradition of inviting and very champions to the white house it will it's a very large deal and it's more than just the n.b.a. champion every american sports team college little league world series regardless of gender limpid athlete and be a stars they all are typ

and a cool 72 in chestnut hill at phil's house as well.peaking of the leaves coming down look at these pictures from our weather watchers. lynn sent this in, starting to look like fall, leaves every where. you can see leaves scattered throughout the parking lot, this one also from lynn, showing the clouds changing. those leaves on the ground, definitely looking like a fall seen there and this is just beautiful, with sunshine, and, blue skies all day long, and those leaves, slowly drift together ground in the northwesterly win. we have conditions in reading at whitefield elementary school where it is 71 degrees. light breeze from the north and west, comfortable. you can see in the background leaves starting to change there on the mountains and then storm scan three shows maria has moved far enough away that even down the shore conditions along the coast, will be improving through the remainder of the weekend, and it will be chilly for swimming in the ocean but rip current threat is diminishing. we've got, up here across can inadequacies, in

certainly attract the interest of congressional investigators and of course the mueller team as well. >> phil's also, according to the new york times, a sense of paranoia among white house staffers, some believing that other staffers have been wired by the special counsel, robert mueller, to record conversations. how realistic do you think that is? >> these guys are squirming at the end of a hook, wolf, but they're squirming for the wrong reason. i think they're like their boss. they're watching too much tv. i would not be worried about wires. i'd be worried about other things. don jr., when he lied about his meeting with the russian lawyer, he initially claimed it was about immigration issues. turned out it was about hillary clinton. that wasn't a tire tap. that was an e-mail chain. these guys have to worry about years of e-mail records. they have to be worried about interviews. people on the prifrry of this conversation are going to tell them, don't lie to a federal investigator. finally, wolf, you got to worry about flips. if the fbi says you're going to be charged with a federal crime, th

. >> sandra: that's got to be frustrating as well, phil.can't even look at what the damage is to your property. phil keating, thank you for the update. hurricane irma ripping through marco island. the powerful storm causing three to four foot surges and leaving behind a scar on nearly every home on nearly every block. a good portion of the island is still without power and water. for more, let's bring in marco island chief of police. chief, thank you. i know you're extremely busy, but can you please give us an update on the situation there in marco island. >> yes. thank you, sandra. we're in post recovery efforts now. we have opened up our bridges to citizens and visitors and business owners to come onto the island. we're in the process of restoring power and water which are without. certain areas do have power, but we're trying to restore that. we're beginning that recovery process. >> sandra: what are you hearing from people and business owners that they do make that return and assess the damage? >> yeah. it's very emotional for them. qui

phil, stay safe. we'll check in with you in a little bit as well. it's phil shoeman joining us from orlando. thanks phil. >> curfews were in place this weekend in much of south florida but it didn't stop some looters in fort lauderdale. police arrested nine people caught on camera stealing sneakers and other items from sporting goods stores and a pawnshop during the storm. >> fema crews like all of us waiting for daylight to see how bad the damage is in florida. >> they've been working around the clock sending rescue and relief teams to the state as well as the caribbean where one of our local fema task force teams is this morning. melanie alnwick is headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, steve and allison. yesterday president trump declared a major disaster for florida and for puerto rico. that freed up a lot of federal money and also resources as you mentioned fairfax's task force one and task force two from virginia beach were activated for response to puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. they are now in saint thomas to begin their rescue work. at least 24 people were

well. reporter: phil joins us now. you were talking about the fire hydrant you were using as a gauge.eporter: i was just communitying, i can't see -- there you go, it's up at least -- i was just commenting. now it's up another 6, 7, 8 inches. it's going to continue to rise. this is extremely dangerous. no one should be out there. no one should be driving. high tide continues to come in on top of this surge. it will stick around for a while. shep: this is just across biscayne bay on the city side, the peninsula side of biscayne bay just south of downtown miami. if you were to go east from there, that would be miami beach where the mayor is standing by. miami beach is taking quite a punch. >> there is debris everywhere, trees down and power outages in certain areas. the big issue for us is tiedal surge. we are just hoping for the best. shep require comes up out of the sewers with rising sea levels. my understanding is over the next couple hours it's a real danger zone for you. you can imagine tidal surge, hurricane, rain is no match. shep: what kind of damage are you seeing? >> we are s

the same day that more well had phil robinson from duck dynasty campaigning on his behalf.on in alabama. so it's just three days now until the alabama run off vote. i want to bring in the former president bill clinton advisor. the former deputy assistant. gentlemen, good afternoon. thank you for being with us. i want to get your quick topline thoughts on the remarks in alabama last night. this was a speech that went on for an hour and 20 minutes. he covered it pretty much every major domestic and foreign policy agenda item that he has been grappling with right now. it's kind of like the state of the union came early for americans this year. doug, i will go with you first. i think it was a artful speech by president trump for president trump yes he endorsed him he also made it clear he was happy if he won the primary. it's given that he is leading virtually everyone. and the president covered issue after issue. he made it clear that this was a bigger speech than just a simple endorsement. what was your top line take away. he told the audience how important it was to make sur

phil >> reporter: well, it depends on how you're trying to get out, bill if you are trying to fly outple if they don't already have reservations they are not going to get out on a flight flights are already sold out and have been for several days those people who are on flights scheduled to leave either miami or orlando or some of the other airports, this is what they have seen not just today but yesterday as well. miami cancelling 8% of its flights today. 414% cancelled already for tomorrow nearly every carrier, by the way, has been adding flights or updating their aircraft, adding bigger aircraft in place of what was scheduled to fly into miami. most people are driving out of miami or southern florida or trying to at least get somewhere north of miami and this is what they are seeing, long lines at gas stations, gas stations at several service stations it's being reported widespread actually are the florida governor says, look, do us a favor and don't fill up your tank all the way and realize there are shortages out there. how bad are the shortages. check this out in the miami f-lau

. >> reporter: inside the san francisco marin food bank phil carefully measures out a pound of rice. >> is this good fun? >> wells challenge. >> what takes greater precision, playing the bass or filling those bags? >> this. i've been playing the bass long enough so it's like second nature. this is a whole new ball game. >> reporter: a moment inspired organically he and his wife had at their restaurant with their attorney about how another bar association event raised money for the program food from the bar. >> jill looked at me and said, well, let me tell you what we're going to do. we are going to get phil out and do a volunteer shift at the food bank and then we'll come back here and have dinner together and he'll do a show in the garden. >> just a chance to help out a little bit, give back a little bit. >> reporter: these volunteers were asked to contribute a minimum of $500 each raising $15,000. >> people get to know each other when you work together. a lot of people realize how easy and fun it is to volunteer. >> reporter: sometimes a family will open a bag of rice filled by phil. >> it doesn't matter who f

phil keating, thank you. wellafter eight elderly people died in a florida nursing home, police carrying out search warrants as the criminal investigation moves forward to. we will talk to florida's attorney general about that and about how she's monitoring price gouging in the wake of hurricane irma. the trump administration will address the u.n. next week. >> with the speech the president gives, i think you can see it for yourself. i think he slapped the right people, hugs the right people, comes out with u.s. being very s strong in the end. it's ok that everybody ignoit's fine.n i drive. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom?! righhht. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. >> nasa's cassini space back down the craft making its grand finale this morning after a journey through space that lasted 30 years. cassini took thousands of pictures of saturn and traveled almost 5 billion miles since

phil. >> good afternoon. >> so, some people may have seen that recent video post where the singer talks about living with mental illness. how did you hear about the video? >> well, you know, i saw it like everyone else, when it went viral. but then i just got bombarded by so many of my viewers, saying, doctor phil, you've got to help this woman. we love her. and she is so desperate. so alone. and crying for help. and i responded said of course i would help her. and she called me, actually, at my office, at paramount studios in hollywood, and say i understand i'm on your radar and you're willing to help me. and i need help. i'm lost. i don't know what to do. she said furthermore i want to do this openly. i want to do this publicly because i want to de stigma ties mental illness, we're losing too many singers, too many entertaining ers, and think of all of the other folks we don't hear about. there is so much shame and guilt associated with this, i want that to stop. we need to stop feeling guilty about this. and i want to use me as a teaching tool. i want to help here. >> doctor phil, what can you tell us about her demeanor during the interview? >> well, you kno

we've already seen devastation in the united states and the caribbean as well. >> phil, thank you so>>> coming up, the seattle seahawks star, michael bennett says a police officer threatened to kill him. the video of that encounter next on "world news now." rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> seattle seahawks' michael bennett has retained a lawyer as he considers a lawsuit against the las vegas police department. it stems from an encounter with the police after a big boxing match in v

well sure blair has been proposed by his party phil and in the past he's indicated willingness to do this job of speaker but he won't be formally nominated for another few weeks i think what's behind it three things occurred to me one is that we need a strong and experienced figure to be speaker of parliament particularly in view of the arrival of the far right a.f.d. on the scene some expect trouble from them another thing is that this frees up the finance ministry to become part of the so the game of chess that chancellor merkel has to play as she tries to put together a coalition in particular the free democrats would like to take over the finance ministry the other thing is that the european level sure stands for austerity and fiscal rigidity so with him out of the way some european reforms could happen of the kind that president mccrone was talking about yesterday simon young thank you. later britain's opposition labor party jeremy corbyn has addressed his party's annual conference in brighton. from the polls greeted him as he took to the stage he said he wants to not put the po

phil. groundhog day. well, maine now has a lobster. passy pete predicts how long summer will last.etty eccentric. he picks a scroll to determine whether maine will see an extended summer. >> it looks like he's pulled out of this river. i'd like to drill down. what's the name of this river? >> it's -- >> it's, just say the name. >> i really need to know the name of this river. >> the gas wacky. >> moving on, moving on. we're going to ireland where video was captured of a bat flying around someone's kitchen. i've watched it maybe 20 times today. i can't get enough of it, now's your turn, watch. >> will you stop looking in the door? oh, catch him, daddy. no, he's there. the dog's pissing. mommy you're no help behind the door. >> the dog's pissing? this guy's in a panic. he's having a bad day. >> i love this. you need a tennis racket, mate. you need a tennis racket. >> catch him, daddy. >>> this morning on "world news now." hurricane irma barrelling towards the u.s. the powerful category five storm gaining strength as it crosses the caribbean, the florida keys already issuing mandatory

well. and phil said he didn't really say, do you memberthis, do you remember that one, he say, do you memberthis eats for breakfast? he honestly hasn‘t changed. he‘s defied youth. the way he prepares for games has completely changed. he does yoga on the back of ryan giggs' success. he really takes care of his body. he's never been a footballer who will run at 200 mph but he covers ground. he can manage a game, to play at his pace which has always been one of his great talents. there's no reason he can't go on to play another three or four years. what‘s on football focus? play another three or four years. what's on football focus? mark sampson this week, gareth barry, jeff marx, steven davis, peter crouch and we've got predictions for mark strong of hollywood fame. at midday with trevor sinclair, mark lawrence. five-hour show? other are any doodles on your piece of paper? i'm quite embarrassed by this. i had my first mince pie of the year—to—date. my first mince pie of the year-to-date. no! this is the bag i bought it in. i couldn't find a piece of paper. it's still september! it's never too earl

phil mackie, bbc news. well, obviously, people still wa nt to news.iously, people still want to know how he was able to carry on with the surgery, both in the private sector as well as in the nhs when people were raising questions, prolonged period of time, and nothing seemed to be done about it. that's something that i know the victims really want to be answered ina public victims really want to be answered in a public inquiry. it doesn't seem like we are ever going to get anything like this. and when you divide that large sum of money between the large number of victims in this case, and all of the problems they have had to endure because of ian paterson, it doesn't amount toa because of ian paterson, it doesn't amount to a lot of money. it is probable that it brings some kind of satisfaction that ultimately no kind of closure. phil mackie reporting live from birmingham. the prime minister has announced an extra £25 million in aid for british caribbean territories which have been devastated by hurricane irma. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has

phil. >> what happened? >> well, the list the long. >> really? ament? >> pretty basic but i didn't wear the mock turtle necks like phil used to. >> it will happen, jordan. >> it's early in your career. never have i ever wanted to quit in the middle of a round. >> yes, i think we all have. >> 20 over par and still got nine holes to go -- >> guy is walking with a sign that has you 20 over par. >> never have i ever wanted to make an obscene gesture to a member of the gallery? >> absolutely. >> i smithink most of us have, e done it. i would never but -- >> you know somebody who did at one point. >> what was the reaction from the member of the gallery? >> instigates more. it's not good. >> do it once and done doing it. >> can't do it here in new york when we're playing in front of new york fans. >> is it different in new york? you played in the area? haven't played the president's cup at that course but come through the area for pga tour. is it different in new york? >> absolutely. very quick witteded great lines and they are ready for you and they are

pretty shot and well detailed image coming in from phil chap line.ets go back to the observations where we have temperatures cool, it is september and we are in the lower 60's in a couple spots here as we switch gears. lets get you back out to the maps. we have two storms i want to show you. i don't even want to call it a storm at this point. irma has fizzled so much. it is still expansive. we have moisture over kentucky , tennessee but that has strung out back over virginia at this point, that is lift nothing where the showers come from today. here's jose still a cat one hurricane it looks like a giant cotton ball on the screen but that is churning up the surf as far north as our beaches. i wouldn't go in the water for next couple days because that storm will hang out, you know, in that general area for a few days and then eventually turn north. taking a quick look at the timing of all of the rain that we have on the way, scattered in nature. lets go out to 11:00 a.m. today. again there could be embedded pockets of showers but it is scattered. if yo

well. melissa: wow, phil, thank you for that.related story, you always hear about this, flights being canceled. 650 flights out of southern florida are canceled tomorrow due to threat of the storm. a lot of desperate travelers scrambling for any available seats. airlines are responding to social media backlash of price-gouging. you no doubt saw some of this for the seats but on the good sign of the coin, jetblue announced a $99 cap on one-way tickets out of florida and the caribbean through next wednesday. american airlines are following suit. so sometimes the good folks, if you have a free market, yes, you have gouging but you have other folks who do the right thing and eventually end up with loyal customers. melissa: this you go, exactly. >>> another problem for obamacare. new details how the health care law is hurting the middle class right now. will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car

phil, give us a sense of what is taking place in that area right >> reporter: well, as you can tell, it's going to be a hot muggy day. a typical florida day. of course, this is not typical. this just one dramatic example of of the damage that irma left behind as it moved out yest yesterday. today is day two of what they're calling recovery and damage assessment, wisdom. the biggest issue here remains as you mentioned lack of power. but there are crews from all over the country that have come into florida. they're working on that. best case scenario it will be days, worst case scenario it could be weeks people without power that includes of course air-conditioning and major factor for the comfort level of folks. we're in central florida, of course, orlando. home of disneyworld. that's going to be reopening today. universal studios, florida, that will be reopening today. the airports are reopening on a limited basis. schools are still closed. one real problem for people that evacuated south florida and are trying to move of gas. the gas stations are out of supplies. hopefully thank kea

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well l wa. >> that includes donna and phil welch. when they b built their home n 2001, they thoughtt they were moving into an ideal countryside homome. >> and we were so excited about moving to the country. um, fresh air, you know, kind of john denver-ish generation that we were from. and we were excited aabout bringing our children to the country. you know, building the home of our drereams. >> instead, , like others in juliette, they got sick. >> several years after we moved in, i started developing some numbness in my feet. first in one foot, and then it just kept getting worse. and it just really y was concerng. . i wod lose my balance. then, i had a a stomachachche fr 3 weeks, really, r really bad. i had been to the doctotor, he d drew blood, and he called e at workrk and said, your liver s almost in failure. he said, i've never seen liver enzymes as high as yours are. >> donna isn't the only one with severe health issues. mark goolsby, who once worked at the plant, doesn't believe it's safe e to live here. >> there's been 12 pe

let's do the floor show, we have teddy weisberg joining us and phil flynn at cme and wells fargo chief economist john silva in charlotte. i want to talk about the jobs want, people staying was a goldilocks jobs report, job creation, big disappointment, 156,000. wages went up a whole three pennies, thank you, i can do a lot with that. but the trend is improving. hence, the message that sends to the federal reserve is now is not the time to hike interest rates and the market rallies? is that the situation we're in? >> the employment numbers are consistent with economic growth at 2.5% or more in the current quarter. i think when you're looking at the real wages that people are getting, the gains are actually, again, very positive, therefore supporting good consumer spending. the inflation data earlier in terms of personal income was far below the fed's target of 2%, suggesting that the fed doesn't really have the kind of inflation numbers to increase short-term interest rates, certainly not in september and maybe not in december at all. indeed, goldilocks, good economic growth and no incr

but it is as phil just laid out really well, it's not a repeal or a replace.s not a repeal and replace of obamacare. can you count it as a victory then if it's not? >> there's no question it's a victory. look, the president made a promise to the american people, you asked the question before what's changed. what's changed the senate and congressional representatives realize we have a president who is going to get the job done. he's a chief negotiator, good negotiator, he said he know house to make deals and he has come to a point in time -- >> he hasn't been able to on health care. it's been one big no deal for the president this whole time. >> watch and see what happens. they're willing to make a deal. they realize they have to do smpg all these years they have done nothing and now a president saying we will get this job done one way or another that's what's changed. >> you don't really see president trump pitching it. he is -- his tweets, put it on the senate and congress, chris, and says get it done or it's on you guys. it does keep the obamacare taxes in p

the phils were down late in the game last night, but they roared ahead with a pair of home runs. turned the lights out on the dodgers. check out this catch here. at the wall. nice. >> well, it's hard to think of a

well. >>> now to kevin frazier on location at cbs 3 in phil interview. >> tomorrow, dr.d emotional interview with sinead o'connor. she's attempted suicide on multiple occasions. it was sinead who went to dr. phil. >> my entire life is revolving around just not dying, and that's not living. >> i see this iconic talent alone in the middle of the night in a hotel room in new jersey. it's like hitting bottom. >> reporter: the 12 1/2 minute video made headline last month. it illustrated the singer's struggles with mental illness. >> she says she attempted suicide eight times in one year. >> i don't want to die. i want to stay alive. >> we were able in 24 hours to get her out of a motel room alone in the middle of the night crying to a facility in the rolling hills of tennessee. >> now, she shares the details of her breakdown in an interview with dr. phil. >> i took an overdose. i wrote my suicide note on it. >> reporter: would she have died without your help? >> think this could have gone real bad, real soon. >> reporter: dr. phil said she's been in treatment for a little ove

well, they are very low-lying. that storm surge came up and obliterated so much of the housing along the florida keys. >> melissa: phil keating's live in the keys with the latest on the destruction there. the gates opened at sunrise? >> some days it's great to be home, other days it is not. otherwise, it's of gorgeous day in the keys, blue, very unusual for september. this scenic highway scenery is dominated from north to south by tons and tons of debris, wreckage, and homes totally lost for good. right before sunrise this morning, the most seven-point on the the mainland, hundreds of cars lined up to finally after being evacuated and exiled from their houses for a week, finally came back home. they could come down as far as halfway to key west, they have not been here for six or seven days. today is the day, they finally see if it is as bad as they thought or not. we hooked up with the business owner who does parties and events, he also has a hot sauce, florida keys hot sauce company. he got to his house and sure enough the storm surge got him. >> it's not starting from scratch but it's not far from. we've been in th

phil has not. >> what happened? >> well, the list is long. >> you, too? really? retty basic. i don't wear the mock turtlenecks like phil. >> it will happen, jordan. >> you're early in your career. never have i ever wanted to quit in the middle of a round. >> yes. >> when you're 20 over par. and you still have nine holes to go. >> a guy is walking with a sign that has you 20 over par. >> never have i ever wanted to make an obscene gesture to a member of the gallery. >> oh. absolutely. >> i think most of us have. actually have done it. >> i would never. >> you know somebody who did it at one point. what was the reaction from the member of the calorigallery. >> it instigates more. >> we can't do it here in new york when we're playing in front of the new york fans. >> is that different in new york? you played in the area. you haven't played the presidents cup at that course. you come through the area. is it different in new york? >> absolutely. >> very quick witted. >> great lines. they're ready. ready for you and they're tough. >> they prep. they prep for a long time

well he certainly is not phil you may recall that donald trump took offense at the national football league players kneeling down during the national anthem before a game now let's remind ourselves what he was so upset about these are the dallas cowboys they were reportedly protesting against black men being subjected to police brutality and a very public rao broke out on twitter under the hashtags referring to the protest including hash tag stand for our anthem and donald trump tweeted that the booing at the n.f.l. game was the loudest he had ever heard and another tweet he also suggests that the n.f.l. has become unpopular and that americans now only watch games to see whether the players will disrespect the u.s. flag or not and sponsors quickly joined the row most of them coming out in favor of the players to defend their right to protest car maker hyundai which is a key and f.l. sponsor tweeted we stand for and respect individual's freedoms to express their first amendment rights and any peaceful manner in which they choose another sponsor called on holidays or bush also expresse

phil ruffin was the arch nemesis of mcgruff the crime dog. "i'll get you, ruffin!" ( laughter ) but it turns out, he's a casino owner friend of trump's. wellt's take a look at this upstanding character witness they call phil ruffin-- oh, yeah, they did it. yeah. yeah, they did it. now, the wildest accusations in that dossier have never been confirmed. but as far as i know, nobody has tried to confirm them. and here's the reason why. the real news, while reporting on the dossier-- your cnns, your msnbcs, your foxs, they said it's too salacious for us to even look into. but it's the only part we care about! it's the part we talk about, the pee pee tape! pee pee tape! pee pee tape! pee pee tape! well, guess what? there was one man brave enough to go to moscow and check it out. and he has two thumbs. ( cheers and applause ) jim? >> stephen: moscow. the heart of mother russia. and the source of the greatest political turmoil to afflict the highest echelons of the united states government in our lifetimes. i ventured into the russian bear's den myself to ask the question that others were afraid to-- do you have the pee pee tape? do you have the

phil's -- phil, how's it looking there now? >> reporter: well, the rain has really decreased. the winds are still strong but nothing like a couple of hours ago. you've got to come this way. two guys pushing their little mini cooper, unwisely tried to drive through the floodwaters that still remain. but the flooded street, the 7 9th street causeway, major east/west artery between the city as well as out to the beaches. that's a neighborhood right there. definitely a lot better. the water's down, the level of the water flooding the streets down. but a lot of these cars that you see right here behind me all lined up here in the median since this is the highest point of the street, clearly, they left their neighborhoods from both sides realizing, well, we'd better get our cars out now. it's dry in the middle of 79th, so they just parked. look at all the debris. there's a black shoe, got a black sneaker over herement i mean, the whole street's riddled with debrief. rooftops are ripped. somebody's black shoe right there. so this is not the only street like this. many, many streets t

well. one of the largest storms let alone most powerful to hit the region. now the latest from the national hurricane center. they're not quite going to that. phil keating is in the middle of this and preparing for what could be an updated or at least a western-skewed storm. phil, that could change dynamics a little bit, but that doesn't mean that those on the east side are out of harm's way. >> very importantly accurate right there, neil. a lot of people here who did not evacuate and saw the tracking change and they thought they'd be great. and there will be category 4 hurricane winds and storm surge, three to six feet on the east coast and life threatening and potentially dangerous. so far this morning, the people that have come out here have been basically taking it easy and taking it lightly. of course, throughout the afternoon, we're expecting these bands of wind and heavier bands of rain to continue to impact miami-dade county. state-wide 250 shelters are opening as the governor said, 70 more to go, here in miami-dade county. we have video last night, long, long lines of people, crowds of cars surrounding the shelter centers, many closed t