phil: or call 323-461-phil. [applause] >> dr. phil: i'm back with nicky and yvette. this has been a volatile family situation. there's a lot of moving parts and there's a lot going on. i'm going to tell you what i think here and what i think needs to happen and what i want to happen. first off, i really believe that you are in over your head. at this point, you're saying, i don't know what to do. i mean, you're out of options. for me to tell you to do better would be like telling you to get taller. >> right. >> dr. phil: so you go home an concentrate on it but you don't know how to get taller. >> right. >> dr. phil: so you need some help here. let me tell you, kids don't get out of balance in a vacuum. is it's a family situation. she's the one making all the noise. she's the target patient. because she makes the noise. but she is no more a part of this dysfunction than anyone else in the family. she's just getting the finger pointed at her. it's not all here. you're a good candidate, trust me. but she's the product of a family dysfunction here that has gone on for ye

phil." >> dr. phil: how well did you know this baby sitter? >> i've never met her. >> your turned your kids over to a woman you never met? >> you're questioning if i leave my kids to drink. >> dr. phil: your daughter told the police you do. don't act like i'm crazy pulling this out of the air. >> announcer: nadia suleman at home and in chaos. >> i'm a good mother. >> dr. phil: my crusade the house was a wreck. >> i'm going 500 miles per hour nonstop. >> dr. phil: people speculate that your energy was because you were on drugs. >> right now if we weren't talking, i'd be cleaning and cooking. >> dr. phil: have you ever taken drugs? >> dr. phil: let's do it. if we're going to do something here that matters, then we've got to deal with the truth. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> dr. phil: if i can help get this family back on track, are you willing to do that? >> ready, three. take. >> dr. phil: this is going to be a changing day in your life. [cheers & applause] >> dr. phil: hey, guys. well, she has been dubbed one of the most contr

phil: i'm dr. phil. how are you? >> hi, dr. phil. nice to meet you. >> we're here cooking a second. >> want some? >> dr. phil: i do. do you like pets? >> i like cookies. >> dr. phil: we'll talk about cookies in a minute. tell me about pets. do you have a dog? >> yes. >> dr. phil: what is your dog's name? do you have a dog named blink? >> blink, yeah. >> dr. phil: tell me about blink. is blink a beagle? >> beagle. >> dr. phil: we do have a dog here if you want to see it. >> what's his name? >> dr. phil: joey. >> i want cookies. >> dr. phil: you want to see joey first? >> yeah. >> dr. phil: hey, joey. >> doggie. >> dr. phil: do you have cats? >> one cat. midnight. >> dr. phil: is midnight one of just your friends or is it something i can see, too? >> one of my friends. >> dr. phil: just your friend. can i see midnight? >> nope. >> dr. phil: how come? okay. you want to make cookies? all right. i guess we'll go make cookies. can you tell me who 400 is? >> my cat. >> dr. phil: what kind of cat is 400? is 400 a good cat or a bad cat? >> go

phil: or call 323-461-phil. [applause] >> dr. to find a way for the three of you, forget everybody else, for the three of you to find some peace in your life and relationship? is that a goal? >> it's a goal for me. >> yes. >> dr. phil: okay. would you want that? >> no. >> dr. phil: so you want nothing to do with them? so you want out? >> i want completely out. >> dr. phil: okay. that means you're going to withdraw your feelings, right? if you really want out, you have no unfinished emotional business. you can let it go. you can give yourself permission to be peaceful. if you're still angry and bitter every day, you haven't let it go. >> i don't want to hate my mom. >> dr. phil: so you don't want what i'm saying. you said you don't but you do. >> i do. i'm sorry that i'm hurting my mom. >> dr. phil: okay. then because there is a way to work through this. i will guide this, i will get you guys some help to do this. but if you don't have the goal, then you'll never get there. we have to stop for today. but i am going to bring these

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phil: in a dr. phil exclusive. >> dr. phil: for 30 years you never told a soul. why me, why now. >> announcer: the man behind these shocking headlines speaks out. >> sandusky and another pedophile are passing arod these nude mow oh photos of me. >> they brought me from new jersey. i was going to get $200. >> dr. phil: what were you expected to do? >> engage in sex with jerry sandusky. i told the police this had been going on several years. >> dr. phil: in 1980 you're telling a detective this went on? >> yes, in 1980. >> announcer: plus -- >> dr. phil: one of the only alleged victims to reveal his identity to the public. >> i was 10 years old when jerry sandusky first started molesting me. >> dr. phil: h did he approach you the first time in the shower? were you scared? >> yeah, really scared. >> announcer: what you need to do to keep your child safe from sexual predators. >> dr. phil: how did they get to you? how did they seduce you into all of this? unless you've been living una rock, you've heard and the arrest of jerry sandusky for sexually abusing boys. it wa

phil: thank you! well, today we're talking about one of the most bizarre, most tragic chain of events to hit the headlines in years. two mysterious deaths within days of each other. first, 6-year-old max schacknai, mysteriously falls over a second story bannister in the family mansion leaving him on life support. then two days later, his father's girlfriend, rebecca zahau, is found hanging naked and bound from the guest room balcony in the mansion's court yard. now, max's death was ruled an accident. rebecca's ruled a suicide. her family vehemently disagreed that rebecca would ever take her own life. they appeared on our show last year looking for answers. >> 911 emergency. >> 32-year-old rebecca zahau was found hanging nude and bound from a balcony the mansion's court yard. >> the body was found day after her boyfriend's son took a fall at the home would end his life. >> according to family members, rebecca zahau was watching over max tonight. she was dating the father for two years. >> our office co

phil show." >> steve: dr. phil. >> jimmy: yeah, his name is dr. phil. [ light laughter ] he always has a lot to say. he's a smart man. but we stripped out everything and just left only the parts that matter. let's take a look at this clip. >> this is not very mature of me but i just did a number two sitting right here and i'm not going to clean up after myself. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "dr. phil show" always exciting, always entertaining. that's all the time we have for "said it and re-edit." stick around, be right back with models and buckets, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ people keep asking me if that lady in the viva commercial is really my mother. they keep asking me if the dirty guy is really my son. huh -- what do you tell 'um? holy smokes, these viva towels really are tough, even when wet! [ mike ] for the record, that's my real father, cleaning up a real mess on a real grill. see? very impressive! you're a natural.

phil mickelson over the green in two. a good look at birdie there. >> from 74 yards, right under the hole, nice shot. >> so now, we're live on the third shot for the americans. rog roger. >> chip shot from behind the green here that is quite quick. should move a little bit to his right. mickelson's mickelson's crept through the green here. >> you've seen in this relatively short time on the pga tour, keegan bradley go through this intense preshot routine. reached on another level here at the ryder cup. bradley called his play yesterday going 2-0 with mickelson, could have been the best day of my life. >> phil, i talked to phil and keegan, look at him flipping the club. he has just got so much energy. he's just pacing around like a cat. >> only the sixth ryder cup rookie to go 2-0 on day one under this current format. larry nelson did it in '79. olazabal, maggert, garcia and mahan did it four years ago. >> good pace, just didn't clear. >> to the side a little bit.

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our guest host is phil purcell. that this comment got a bit under your skin. >> well, i think it was a bit hyperbolic. i'm no fan of how some of these institutions were managed going into the crisis, but it ignores a whole host of other primary actors in the crisis. to me it's a bit like blaming the tobacco companies for lung cancers and ab solving people who smoke. in fact, it's a little bit worse. at least in the tobacco industry they tax the people who buy cigarettes and make them put horrific warnings on the labels. in the case of finance, we actually incent people to borrow as much money as possible. >> some would argue the regulation wasn't there? >> what's regulation? >> that's the point you're trying to make. what i'm suggesting is when you look at cigarettes, you talk about the tax and the labels, there are some people who say the banking industry wasn't regulated enough and, therefore, this was allowed to happen. >> well, there's no doubt that the banks contributed to it. but to say that the banks weren't

phil show. it begins right here at 4:00 on channel 9. it will be folds by 9news now at 5:00. >>> coming up next, howard and his forecast. >>> i've been combing through the day's daily deals to find you some deep discounts. here's some tuesday favorites. get those teeth pearly white. groupon has a deal with wright dental group. pay $35 for a dental package. you get your exam, cleaning, x- rays. this is a $300 value so you are saving 88% off. it's wonderful french food for 50% off. you will pay $20 and get $40 to use at lavandou restaurant in cleveland park. you'll find this deal with google offers. and living social uncorking this one. you get six bottles of premium wine for $50 at barmy wines and liquors. that is a $100 value. if you have an offer you've seen or you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i would love to hear from you on facebook. i'm jessica doyle, 9news now. >>> september 11 is a day of remembrance, but today is also a day of hope for the first responders and it's also an end to some bureaucratic bickering. >>

phil starts next week. dr. phil himself will tell us what to expect.ama, a little bit of drama in dr. >>> every day, millions of viewers tune in to dr. phil mcgraw to his brand of advice. his show, dr. phil, is the number one syndicated talk program in the country. it begins its 11th season next week. dr. phil is with us in studio 57 this morning. hello to you, dr. phil. >> good morning. >> i really want to talk about your show in a s.e.c. but i'm sitting at home the other day. a crawl went across the screen that said dr. phil's car stolen. my first thought was -- >> slow news day. >> there was a crawler. my first thought is how does someone steal a car from dr. phil and i hope it's not the car we had our first date in? >> and it was the car we had our first date in. can you believe they got my '57 chevy. >> how did that happen? >> well, i tell you what, i was actually working on the car and everybody said you really work on your own cars. you know, i was a shade tree mechanic in the day. with an old car, i have actually working on it along with scott.

phil, phil has no last name. it's just phil, but he has been going wild.n. not quite up to the korean standards. >> we have a special guest for you, america, we have the real phil, live, on "good morning america" weekend. >> there you go. we're going to win an emmy for this one. we'll be right back with more "good morning america" and more phil. >> don't hurt yourself. >> phil is going to throw a hammy there. ♪ whatcha got there, richard? they're for show & tell. wasn't that yesterday? yup, but the class wants me to do it again. [ male announcer ] tim and richard smucker learned early on just how irresistible their jam really is. so how'd it go today, richard? i shoulda brought more. [ male announcer ] for five generations, with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care, with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive blad

i hear you, phil. i have 30 seconds left.are here to represent your side of the argument. you do it very well. i appreciate that. i've got 30 seconds left. i want you to tell me and our viewers what you think of the chicago teachers union. >> oh, boy. i think that unions have not done a good job in this country communicating with the public about what they are trying to do, and i think until they do that, a lot of people are going to think that unions are in it for themselves. they are not necessarily doing that, but they've got to do a better job communicating why in this instance it's for the kids that they are partly fighting. stuart: i don't think they are fighting for the kids, frankly, phil, and i don't think most of our viewers think that they are really fighting for the kids. they're fighting to control the education, and it's a poor education they're offering those children. that's my point of view. phil, look, we always come to you when the unions are at issue, and you give us a fair accounting of your side, and we

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the average age, phil, is like 11 years old now. these new vehicles you can get from ford, you can economically replace your older vehicle. so we are so just gratified that we invested during the toughest time and we have the products now to help lead this economic recovery but it is a slower recovery than we have had in the past, for sure. >> so what did you say? i don't mean to beat this into the ground, yes or no? is america in better shape now than it was four years ago? >> clearly not in the deep recession that we were and we are starting to recover. so, this is a very positive thing. the thing i like about the debate is what can we do to increase the rate of this expansion? and so, looking at business, looking at the business environment, everything ought to be looked through the lens of how do we create an environment where business can expand and provide great jobs and great car sfleers i think that's the most important thing everybody is focused on. >> alan mulally you ceo of ford. >> looking forward to serving more at ford

phil mcgraw joins us live from los angeles. i'm excited about your show, the first show, very exciting. welcome to channel 9. >> j.c., thank you. i'm so happy to talk about this. tomorrow we are talking about the george zimmerman trayvon martin story, and we are talking to the best friends of george zimmerman. and when i say best friend, i'm not talking about a weekend buddy. mark oft man is -- ofterman, was a mentor to george zimmerman. he picked out the gun that was used to kill trayvon martin. this is where the zimmermans went to hide for 30 days, when they feared for their lives, and had conversations about what took place. we are going to deliver information tomorrow that people have not heard. >> and you also will be talking to trayvon martin's stepmother, alicia? >> she is there and she confronts these people in some of the accusations they make about her stepson trayvon. then friday i sit down with trayvon's mother, father and older brother. it is one of the most difficult interviews i have ever done. i'm sitting there

phil show will air today at 4:00 p.m. right here on channel 9.it's followed by 9news now at 5:00. >>> still to come when the news continues, more rabid animals are on the attack in northern virginia, but authorities say they're keeping track and there's no need for alarm, at least not just yet. >>> right now i am honored to have with me the author hedrick smith. i heard earlier he was a pulitzer prize, a correspondent for the "new york times." he covered foreign policy for many years but he has a new book out called "who stole the american dream." he says america has turned into two americas. >> there's no question about it. >> what's the purpose of the book? >> like everybody else, i saw the middle class in trouble. people are foreclosed out of their homes, losing their jobs, worried whether their kids could have a good education coorks they afford re-- education, could they afford retirement. how did we go from a country with middle class prosperity and good bipartisan politics to polarized politics, unequaled democracy and gaping inequalities

. >>> phil lebeau is a native of chicago. phil, you've seen the strikes and the threats of strikes over the years there, but this time it's different. you have a democrat and perhaps the most union-friendly president ever and that complicates the situation somewhat. so what's the feeling in chicago? >> rahm emanuel may be somebody who served with the president who perhaps the most pro-union in a while but he's been very tough on unions here in chicago. he went to the wall with the sanitation workers and said, listen, we need to have some cost cuts come in here. he's had a lot of popular support for holding the line with the teachers as well. the problem is for rahm emanuel, chicago has gone through a very violent summer. the murder rate was higher and a lot of parents are looking at this and saying, okay, a day or two of a strike, we understand that this is part of the negotiating process. if this goes on for a long time, sue, rahm emanuel is going to feel a lot of heat because a lot of parents are going to say -- i don't wan

phil about the allegations against her. the dr. phil show is airing right here beginning at 4:00 p.m. and then it's followed by 9news now at 5:00. don't miss it. >>> one of the first african- american women to serve in the u.s. army has passed a milestone. her 105th birthday. anny hong found alice dickson to still be a woman full of life, laughter and wisdom. >> god has been good to me very g. he left me with a few marbles. >> reporter: more than a knew many would say -- more than a few many would say. spunky and feisty and sharp as a tack, alice dickson shows no signs of slowing down. she is the oldest resident at the v.a. medical center which has a nursing home wing. you can see the staff threw a celebration for her. it was a big party for a woman with an even bigger sense of humor. she loves telling jokes. at 31, she entered the u.s. army as one of the first  african-american women, something she never really thought much about. >> i thought i was just as good as everybody else. if they said anything to me, i said the hell wit

we'll ask phil orlando of the distinguished federated investors. later on, not only was the jobs number an economic disaster, it was a political disaster. obama's failed speech and failed jobs creation has now opened the door wide for mitt romney. he's got a big opportunity. our free market friday panel is going to sound off. folks, as always, don't forget. free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. if we had more free market capitalism and more economic freedom we would be growing jobs at 4, 5, 600,000 a month. trust me. reagan taught me that. i'm larry kudlow. we'll be right back. jack, you're a little boring. boring. boring. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to the citi private pass page and decided to be...not boring. that's how i met marilyn... giada... really good. yes! [ jack ] ...and alicia. ♪ this girl is on fire [ male announcer ] use any citi card to get the benefits of private pass. more concerts, more events, more experiences. [ jack ] hey, who's boring now? [ male announcer ] get more access with the citi card

phil" -- >> dr. phil: i want you to meet carolyn.hris, but chris is no little boy. >> my mother adopted my 36-year-old ex-boyfriend. >> announcer: her daughter feels betrayed. >> dr. phil: whether it hurt her or it didn't -- >> announcer: now all the emotions are coming out. >> dr. phil: a lot of people have played meaningful roles in my life, but i don't adopt them. let's do it. if we're going to do something here that matters, then we've got to deal with the truth. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> dr. phil: if i can help get this family back on track, are you willing to do that? >> ready, three. take. >> dr. phil: this is going to be a changing day in your life.

nicole petallides and phil flynn. see-saw with the markets right now. >> reporter: marks several times. now looks like more uncertainty to me. nicole: first thing i think of with long term is these markets are so short term reacting but when you see a complete change over the last week 10 minutes we are seeing the up volume outpacing down volume and up arrows across the board weather is retailers or banks. these are short-term reactions you're getting from this accommodative fed. the other thing is the fear index which had an up arrow pulling back some. right here right now the markets -- we are up triple digits. up 100 points. [talking over each other] >> why would gold the up if the fed has an open-ended commitment for it $35 billion in -- >> every cycle, stilly dependency. you want to buy silver and that is the mentality. we are seeing all this volatility and there is confusion. is it open ended. one thing i do know is sending a message to bond vigilantes' in front of the fed you will not know. this might not have

hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages.en joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doctor if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if, while on enbrel, you experience persistent fever, bruising, bleeding, or paleness. [ phil ] get back to the things that mat

phil cantor teacher in strike captain at a high school, a member of teachers for social justice. we're talking about the teacher strike today, the first time in a quarter-century teachers' strike in the third largest district in the country, chicago. ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're continuing on the teachers' strike in chicago, the largest are the first strike and a quarter century in the third largest school district in this country. the mayor is rahm emanuel, the former chief of staff of president obama. pauline lipman is with us, director of the clever to for equity and justice and education and on the cord and the committee for teachers for social justice. the teachers have just gone out on strike. professor, put this in a national context, what this means, what the chicago strike means for the nation. >> then morning. as i said in the clip you showed earlier, chicago was the reform agenda of high-stakes paint teachers based on test scores, and possibly turning over schools to charter schools. it

seriously, i picked up a phone, called phil griffin, i found our co-host. willy, from the very beginning, was dish knew we had to have willie. >> like a son to you. >> no he is not like a son to

phil, thank you. >>> still ahead, mike rowe from "dirty jobs" is here.will tell us if americans really are willing, still, to get their hands dirty. >>> and mitt romney doubling down after that video surfaces. a lot to talk about including taxes and we will look at the truth about taxes. who is really paying what is? we are back after this. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those

phil baker, the cees of heckla mine. tomorrow on nbr, we wrap up our coverage of mine expo in las vegas with frank mcallister, c.e.o. of platinum and palladium miner stillwater mining. also, child's play for the nation's retailers looking for big profits. we talk holiday toys. and sam stovall is our friday "market monitor." he'll wrap up wall street's third quarter and look ahead to the end of the year. in "kids & cash" tonight, there's the birds and bees talk, and then there's the money talk. how do you answer touchy finance questions from the kids-- "mom, how much does our house cost?" "dad, how much money do you make?" here's alisa weinstein, author of "earn it, learn it." >> we know our kids are more likely to open up when we're not staring at them, which makes car rides a great time to ask those tough, uncomfortable questions. though sometimes, its not us who's doing the asking. recently, my seven-year-old asked me how much our house costs. i was stunned silent. i'm rarely stunned silent. do i tell her? what will sh

phil: this is going to be a changing day in your life.

i want to thank phil for being here today. we have our returning commission. you have done a wonderful job so well. in my decision, it was appropriate to reappoint youtube this important commission, -- to reappoint you to this important commission, and keep the good work out. gloria, megan, thank you. tom harrison, thank you very much for your wonderful work there. we have challenges at our state level in the way we handle our incarcerated population. we will be working closely with the realignment committee, with all of our public safety departments, many of them are represented here today. we will be working with the sentencing commission. stephen, thank you for stepping up and helping us with our sentencing commission. [applause] it is no surprise to you that i have been working with the board of supervisors on this very thema, and i am not afraid to keep repeating it. it is jobs, jobs, jobs for everybody. we can only do it if we have a more enlightened workforce investment board the works with us on all the policies we need to have, all the outrage, all of

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phil. >> have you cried over this interuh view? >> many, many times. cry right now. >> can i go home now? >> it makes you look, quite frankly, under the influence of something. >> then, is arnold in contact with his love child today? uh new bombshells from his "60 minutes" interview. >> you lied to her. >> you can say that. >> how maria found how many other women were there? >> this is not the only

phil, first to you. >> >> sure. >> there has been so much criticism.riticism from peggy noonan i cited, you saw what scott brown had to say, linda mcmahon, republican senate candidates in blue states are running as fast as they can away from what he said at that fund-raiser about the 47%. >> well, look, i think the governor himself said the words were not artfully comprised and composed. mitt romney will be a president for 100% of the country. he has a big vision to do it. it's been a tough week and a half of process stories for the campaign, but, you know, as we go forward we have to remember we're right in this race. we have 48 days to go, a lot of really big important events, chances for governor romney to outline a very clear, distinct vision and in some ways the brouhaha sharpens the choice, confronting the country. polling suggests this is going to be a big question election, big questions about the direction of the economy, big questions about job creation, big questions about the role of government versus free enterprise and to the degree this

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phil will stay with us this morning.hil, i just want your quick reaction there to the comments that we've heard from alan if you can offer that just briefly. >> well, with regard to europe, kelly, i think everybody agrees. yes, you do need to have products and portfolio that's going to grow in the future when that market comes back. you have two issues in europe. one, you don't know when the market is going to come back. year to date, ford sales are down 10%. a lot of people are looking at the overall market. it will continue to sink for the rest of this year and probably into next year. on the cost side, yeah, they brought down production. their production -- their capacity utilization is something like 63, 64%. but at some point you want to see something more dramatic. i know they're tied in because of the union laws in terms of out and out cutting plants, but can they do something more dramatic than what they're doing right now? that's what investors and wall street wants to see. >> alan, the tone from ford seems to b

phil white comes from olathe, kansas, and has written this wonderful book.t's an extraordinary story. this is one of the six or seven greatest speeches, most important speeches, most consequential speeches in the history of the world, i believe. i've written about it myself. and this speech in fulton, missouri, with the president of the united states and the former prime minister of england on the the stage together set the tone for, created the first, in essence, battle in the history of the cold war, and at the beginning because of churchill's great rhetoric led to, in fact, the first victory. as i've written about, the consequence of this included a moment when beetle smith became, who was executive officer to general eisenhower during world war ii, was named ambassador to russia by truman, went to russia right after the speech, had no instructions. and stalin called him into his office at one in the morning and said is in the policy of the united states? and smith, not knowing whether it was the policy of the united states but assuming whatever winston c