phil.r. phil who -- [ cheers and applause ] i'll never forget, one thing dr. phil said that stuck with me. no matter how flat you make a pancake, it's still got two sides. not only does he understand the human condition he understands breakfast, too. dr. phil over the years has turned so many lives around. today on his show, i don't know if you saw his show today, but he had a talk with someone that i think hit home -- it was a complicated situation. take a look at this. >> look. you have developed this pattern of acting out physically against other people. the only way it's going to stop is if you choose to stop it. so, i'm asking you, manny, why do you feel compelled to fight floyd mayweather? >> because i'm being paid millions, of millions, of millions, millions of dollars. >> you know, in that case just go beat the [ bleep ] out of him. >> thank you, dr. phil. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good advice. we have to take a break. when we come back from that break, guillermo has all of

take a look at this baby's first phils game also the first phils game for mom alyssa and what a present for her first mother's day. >> aw. >> very nice. >> eagles rookie camp comes to end today with trip to the phils game and this weekend, it's just beginning for eagles draft picks from receiver nelson agholor down to rookies and a lot of catching up to do before training camp. first time in eagles history they drafted one offensive player after having among the worst defenses in the league the first two seasons. chip kelly is focusing on the d. starting with utah corner eric rolleder second round draft pick who could start opposite byron maxwell. don't rule out seeing rowe at safety, either. >> it can be a very special defense. really i don't know how much i would impact. because i have not played in nfl. >> have to have confidence. >> i have confidence. i'm not going to say i'll do this they're established they know what it's like. and i'll catch up to speed. for right now, you know, right now i feel like it will be a special group. >> and let's face t. tiger has had better days. he's

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phils take a 2-0 lead and they get a few more in the sixth. all with two out. moub mc tell franco looking for first major league homer could it be, no off the top of center field wall. watchp bronco go. difficulties into third. his first career triple. it is 3-0 phils. franco just miss as i homer there. he does not miss here. how about this. very next bat in the 8th. out of here. deep to left. his first big league bomb. phils win 6-0 it's fifth straight win the phillies longest winning streak since last july nobody baseball hotter than fill liz now. franco looking >> it's great to see him >> it's great to see him swing the back and keingt. maybe a home run will be go i long way for him not thinking about hitting a home run but quality at bats. >> this is my first year last year here and now i just try to play the game right and get ready for everything. >> the phils have been on the ball lately. for the most part. did you see this today. sullivan nailed in the throat by own catcher cameron rough. got hurt. sullivan was not paying attention when rough threw the

nicely done, phil. >> so how does this stack up to store?dn't know the difference. >> what was it like the first time you painted with this pigment? >> it was a disaster. it all broke up. the binder wasn't right. crystals were too big so it kind of ended up in a nice big dirt pile with chunks here and there and couldn't control it and just like that you have to respond to it just like a scientist. >> it helped refine the pigment making process and inspired a painting called the chromo paintings and priced at thousands each and priceless in the message they send. so you have an unusual way of painting, it's quite organic and as you showed me it's quite uncontrolled, how would you describe it? >> i think it's controlled chaos and i will push the pigments and at the point you are done with that nature takes over and you have no control. >> how do you find art and science combined? >> scientists and artists share two things, curiosity and failure. scientists and artists are endlessly curious. and we fail most of the time. and that drives us forw

phils in three years.oesn't make it out of fourth. >> hours here phils win 8-1 hamels won four straight starts for the first time in three years. >> we had a great team victory today come out against straussburg battling great paper. everyone one is going out attacking. >> when the phils are no new york monday they won't have to worry about met star david wright shut down with a back issue. little league they have ten run rule they put a position player on the mound garrett jones on the hill with yankees down 13 against ranger and then hits the guy. ironically jones was only pitcher for the yankees that did not allow awe run today. yanks 15-4 and they say they're embarrassed maybe she you this be lost nine of last ten games. still to come in sports why is coach bill belichick at the linc today and who belichick is spying on >> eagles are not only one plaguety linc.

phil the host of number one talk show.t down with him and asked, what are they thinking. >> you're dealing with malcontents. look everybody wants to belong to somewhere. the number one need among all people is acceptance. the number one fear is rejection. and if you get people that feel that they're not successful where they are, they haven't been able to live the american dream, they haven't been able to get their piece, they haven't felt like they've been, you know saluted, people have rejected what they have to offer, and they become malcontents. then the resentment can really build. and resentment really builds and they start saying okay i can't have it. then i'll start attacking it. and, you know, for normal people that might take the form of criticizing the policies criticizing the way of life. but you add to that, you know some extremist personalities and all. and then they start actually aligning themselves with enemies of their own people and their own country. it's obviously a very extreme position. >> when i was

phil and i talked about this morning. phil is right we can't look down a straw and make a determination about iraq. iraq has had problems in al anbar province because i believe isis has shifted their main effort down to anbar where they have a huge sunni backing there and can do some recruiting. where they try to get up in mosul, mosul surrounded by three areas, they've lost in baji they've lost in tikrit so the iraqi forces have done good things in some placesp. they're not doing well in anbar but they have to try to get it together. i do not think that isis will make a push to baghdad but i will tell you what in the last week and this is continuing in baghdad, they had 26 ieds and ten vehicle born ieds in baghdad alone last week. still things happening in baghdad even though they have it locked down well. >> to get it together as colonel reese was saying, you have to have the will to do so right? you have to have the will to fight the enemy which in this case is isis. do you believe that there is the will there? i know

first by phils paper nearly three years. 1-0. mets tie it and back come the phils.se utdly leads off fourth with double fourth of season and utt trying to get started average up. and it leads to this how about later in the inning, grady sizemore slices left. here comes ut around 3 gets in there. doesn't last long. big blow. curtis granderson two run shot off billingsly. mets score four up answered runs. ryan howard, bases loaded give them the lead. no, phils lose 7-4 tied for worst record in baseball and chase utley is struggling, too. >> personal >> personally i have seen better days. but i can't really change the past. i try to move forward and make adjustments and see what happens. i'm not one to make excuses. i feel i can hit the bat better than my numbers indicate but i have not swung the bat as well as i can. >> unforgettable mother as day for one local family today. watch the foul ball in the fourth. mike capco make the catch with 7-month-old son snrapd as you saw earlier oh, baby, take a look. talk about great mother's day present for mom alyssa baby's first

. >> i'm phil torres. i'm an entomologist. i go on a journey of a lifetime, ten days off the coast of costa rica. including a dive in a submarine. there prepare to dive. >> that will take me down to 10,000 feet under the sea. >> i get paid to play in mud. like my dreams. >> that's our team. now let's do some science. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome to "techknow" i'm phil torres joined by marita davison and dr. shini somara. the earth is covered by ocean yet we know about the planets more than we do about the surface of the ocean. my question to you is, why should we care about what's down there? >> we are just starting to understand how the ocean and the deep ocean is going to be on providing global scale. >> and it seems like a harsh landscape down there and very, very far down. and there are a few technologies that allow us to go down there and you have a chance to go down there. >> 10,000 feet, just to get a chance to go down there it's tricky. i had a chance in a submarine called alvin. take a look. >> as we look for signs of li

shini somara with kosta grammatis and phil torres. now phil's got a really fascinating story, but it's also an adorable one. >> guys, i've never been jealous of a dog before until i met these dogs. they actually travel around the world saving endangered species and they also fight invasive species right here in the u.s. so let's go to montana and take a look. >> near polson montana biologist aimee hurt is using one of the most effective tools available to prevent an invasive species infiltration. her four legged, furry partner - wicket, is a conservation dog---trained to sniff out endangered species as well as invasive species. >> when did this idea of using dogs in conservation first get started? >> field biologists have taken their pet dogs out with them all the time when they are looking for something ... and dogs are like oh you're looking for this i can help you with this let me point it out...what conservation dogs do differently is that...maybe this month we're working on one thing and the next month we're working on something

or for phil?, i want to say thanks to phil because i work building mortgage-free homes for the most wounded survivors, and i think what you're doing is amazing, thank you. i did just want to get your thoughts on the texts released in the nfl commission report. i know you don't think it's that big a deal, but if you're on the other team and you see that the equipment guy, for example, we can put up one of the texts of this jim mcnally who was saying i'm just teasing with you, i won't go to espn yet, meaning i won't tell the media what i'm doing at tom brady's request which might not have really been fair. you don't look at that and say it's a little bit of cheating on behalf of tom brady and team patriots? >> first of all, liz, thank you for all you do for our military veterans. liz: oh, my pleasure. >> and, you know, again, i didn't read the entire wells report. i've been here with charlie at salt for the last couple days listening to some of the greatest money managers in the world. but i think i

like to on this point out one thing and it is an important thing with the help of general manager phil ginsburg and a awning in a we noticed the pickup truck was without a dump bed and loading loading and unloading was a safety issue so that getting the bed phil ginsburg and others came up with the plan for the 350 and the one gator i'm appreciative of their work and thank you heart fully for that and i'm enthusiastic i taking off tom shays remarks i meeting met two of the graduates and the elaboration in their eyes and faces was worth it all i had to comment it was to meet them was speaking special thank you, again. >> sxhgd r commissioner mcdonnell briefly thank you existence or commissions los also applaud the program i he was running late i was with mayor ed lee as he launched his support force for the summer with rp d as a major player providing the opportunity we provided over 76 jobs so for young people all are interested in that regard tremendous so thank you. >> before i call for a motion let me audio my congratulations to commissioner harrison for your efforts and expression

i noticed that we're going to have to work on that for lecturer and be phil ginsburg and his wonderful wife. >> yeah. where's our leopard jacketed gosh, it was so fun and orlando giving me advice thank you all i'm not sure the auction went as well await you commissioner president buell get you on the calendar for next year it's it. >> commissioner levitan. >> i say that i was there recently with my little one you're doing on amazing job we're incredibly blessed i've been to the san diego zoo and it's fine but the value the layout and offensive that playground that extraordinary you're doing 80 a topnotch job we're lucky. >> commissioner harrison and i want to second commissioner levitan'ss comments i took my granddaughter out there was a wonderful experience she got tessie at the playground but. >> made me poor. >> the friends, family as well thank you. i appreciate our comments. >> thank you very much. >> public comment is closed. seeing none, public comment is closed we're on item 7 open space fund for the contingency preapprenticeship program. >> it is tough to follow tanya her zoo

claire: phil it's a little early, isn't it? phil: go back to sleep.d you awake for this. it's christmas eve. are you gonna spend all day on that thing? i made a promise. last christmas phil got an elliptical machine and vowed to walk the equivalent of our house to canada in one year. this body doesn't just happen, ladies. if he didn't make it no machine in the bedroom. except for this machine in the bedroom, ladies. who are these ladies? oh, phil, give it up. oh, you would love that, wouldn't you? just when i'm so close to the canadian border i can smell the bacon and the reasonably priced medications. mom, this came for you from nana. i don't know why she bothers to wrap it every year. it's always the same thing -- slippers. you never know. she might surprise you this year. would you care to take a visit

the phils broke tie in the sixth on a two-run double, by herrera, phils beat the rockies four to three aaron harangue gets the start on the mound later tonight. >> well, sixers forward center and nba all rookie first teamer noel, will be representing the sixers at tonight's nba draft lottery. the sixers go on tonight's lottery with a 15.6% chance of coming away with the overall number one pick. and as a matter of fact, because of the lakers and heat trade, the sixers could possibly wind up with first six and 11th picks in the first round. the draft itself is scheduled for june 25th. good luck. erika, back to you. >> thanks, ukee. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" youtube new app for children may not be so kid-friendly. jill wagner explains in your money watch report next. >> first though, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> police say victim appears to be in his 20's, no identification on him. investigators found gun inside a car nearby, but they're not sure if it was the gun used in the shooting. >> today is primary day in pennsylvania, polls are open from 7:00 th

hey guys welcome to techknow i'm phil torres joined by lindsay moran and marita davidson. this upcoming episode is an important one to me it takes place in peru where i've done alot of my research and it is a tale of contrast we will see a rainforest full of new species and then we will see the devastation that humans have done to extract gold. >> and as we know with devastating stories like this, where there is a lot of damage science can play a role here not just in monitoring and discovering what's going on but in trying to help process. >> i think this is a story having looked at some of the images that one image of the devastation pretty much says it all. >> absolutely, this is an important story it's one that is very near and dear to my heart and it starts in the peruvian rainforest. the amazon rainforest for more than 50 million years it's been a cradle of life. this is what pristine rainforest looks like. lush, untamed, bursting with wildlife. but maybe not for long. because the soil underneath is laced with gold. and the human desire for it can turn all of this...

phils just one for last 27 with runners in scoring position and keep your head down, phils lose 4-1 swept by rockies at home forthe first time ever. >> the last week we have not been able to cash in on offensive side of things, have a couple guys get hot and carry us with big hits on pitching side of things we made mistakes over the plate and it's cost us with the long ball. >> you got to love it only may and we're already trash talking yes, that's right, cowboys running back joseph randle says his former teammate demarco murray left a lot of meat on the bone this season. his response hopefully he can taste some of the meat this year. cowboys were left with a big bitter taste when he left for the birds in a $42 nil dwron pay pay. murray is the first leading rusher to switch teams in 70 years and he's not feeling pressure to to live up to what he did in 014. >> i think there's pressure every day whenever you play in the nfl. when you come out on the field you compete at high level and there's a lot of great players on the team and we have to continue to be smart and focus on and be sound e

please welcome to the show, phil hanley. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi everybody.[ laughter ] it feels good to say that, it's liberating. because while i was living with my parents, i wouldn't tell women that right? i would drop subtle hints. yeah, i kind of live with an older couple. [ laughter ] we met on my birthday. [ laughter ] i was at the gym today. i was on the bench press. people up front can probably tell. and i looked beside me and there was a senior citizen working out. and then i realized, oh, we're lifting the same amount of weight. [ laughter ] i have strength beyond my years. [ laughter and applause ] i felt very insecure about that situation, so i added more weight, right. and then he lifted that too. off my chest. he saved my life. [ laughter and applause ] i'm extremely dyslexic. just so you know what that entails, when i was a kid, i couldn't read. i was terrible at sports, which is such a waste of an athletic frame. [ laughter ] yet, i was bizarrely confident. i used to call my first grade teacher sweetheart. he hated it. [ laughter ] the only

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phils in washington, d.c. sniffing for some returns, bark if you're a phils fans. how about the phils he they beat up on the nats. riendz howard, -- ryan howard, triple shy of the cycle yesterday phils up 4-0. and they are not done, they get two more in the 4th. hernandez is short. happy birthday. gives up 6 runs, the phils still not done, to the 5th. howard out of here, only one player in baseball has more homers than howard over the last month. cole hamels cruises 8 innings and they win by 7. they have won for straight starts in the # -- three years. >>> kyle corber will be out with a an ankle strain. andre igor i go -- igadola golden state wins by 35. houston we have a big problem. warriors, a 3-0 series lead they are a win away from the nba finals. >>> u.s. d fighting, a former drexel and bethlehem native taking on number one ranked that's the second round right there, the highlight of the night, the match goes all three rounds. mccouldcoskey loses in a unanimous decision. that's sports, have a great day. >> indianapolis 500 revs up here. one crash during pract

and went onto beat the phils four to three in favor of the buckos phils lost three in a row. time to right the ship. >> there you go. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", insurance institute for highway safety out with a new report on mid size s i.v.'s, so popular. well ' tell you which models got the highest rating. >> first, what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. be right back. >> updating breaking news, on the heals of last month's earthquake, another hits the area every nel al. magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck near the chinese border, at least four people are confirmed dead. the april earthquake killed more than 8100 people. >> our time now 4:51. mid size suv's are growing in popularity, but not all created equal when it comes to safety. >> jill, the result every new crash test are out watch did they find? >> reporter: good morning, ukee, and erika. the insurance institutes for highway self at this puts mid size s i.v.'s through squash tests, jeep had your kay hyundai sante fe, all rated as marginal. the dodge journey got core marks, the nissan murano, ranked the bes

two run single in the third put the phils up a run. that will lead did not last long. phils pitching served up three long balls including a three run shot by mets catcher flores that broke a six-inning tie. phils lose this one final score was six to three. >> well the eagles begin their organized team activities today in south philly at nova care. rookies get to practice with the veterans in shorts and t-shirt. coaches get good look at the players on the field. we'll hear from chip kelly on thursday about how things are looking thus far in the early going. >> well, lincoln financial field was busy place yesterday with almost 25,000 fans on hand to watch the ncaa lacrosse championship, between maryland and denver. denver senior wesley bird scored five goals to lead his pioneers over the at the pins in maryland ten to five. it is the first title for the pioneers, and the first time a team west of the mississippi has won the national lacrosse title. congratulations to everyone in town for the big event. >> nba cleveland cavaliers guard irving game time decision for tonigh

. >> i'm phil torres, an entomologist. tonight i meet the indiana jones of space technology, and discover -- >> we're the same people who. >> kosta grammatis. and lindsay moran. a former cia agent. that's our team. now let's do some science. ♪ ♪ >> hey guys, i'm phil torres. welcome to "techknow" i'm joined by are crystal dilworth and kosta grammatis. and linda moran. - lindsay moran. >> let's take a look at the safety of e-cigarettes in general. >>> they're fruity flavorful fun and more popular than ever. the explosion in advertising dollars and sales of strong cigarettes are in the billions as the devices are being touted as a safer alternative to smoking tobacco cigarettes. >> i think it's the best thing smoke. >> i wake up in the morning and my lurchtion hurt really bad. i started vaping and it started getting better and better. >> are the claims really true or are they a smoke screen? the health rirvetion associated with the use of electronic cigarettes associate with the liquids themselves. the research at u.c. river

a sweep and dinosaur day this guy is almost as frightening as the phil's play, sean oh sullivan gotolutely shelled and in the third phils down 2-0 and michael cuddyer tagged him for a two-run shot to the second deck and now a 4-0 lead for the mets and phils could not muster anything at the plate and they were held to four singles through six innings and then the player nicknamed four, got into it the phils were swept out of city field and not a good way to end a 10 game road trip they won own three of them. the warriors will punch their ticket for the nba finals and steph curry will wear a protective sleep on his elbow after the brutally awful fall. and now lebron james and the cavs sealed their spot in the finals last night and he helped them sweep the hawks. and now he will make tistive and straight nba finals appearance and some are putting him in the same sentence at michael jordan and they will go for the first title in any sport since 1964. >> it's emotional to be back in the city and you know i made my decision to come back here i knew what i wanted to do and i knew it wane g

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phils take 1-0 lead and tack on three more in third ryan howard swipinging hot bat. end of april, deep to right rbi double. freddy gal vis scores. -0 phils two batters later chase utley chases home another run with bases loaded. there you go. utley with two hits, two runs batted in tonight. he's on base three times. phillies go on to win 7-5 won four in a row for the first time since last august. >> i like what i've seen you know it's coming from different guys and it's more con singt up and down the lineup and warmer weather having some bats under the belt whatever it might be timing seems good now with certain guys getting hot and then others joining in so i think it snow bald with momentum on off side of things. >> fill liz going for sweep tomorrow first of season we'll see if they can get it. flyers yet to score a new coach a pier to be waiting for detroit free agent coach mike bad cook and whether or not he wants to leave the red wings. winningest dmoch detroit history he hopes to make up his mind middle next week. badcook said his head is spinning with multiple

let's take to phil flynn. phil, you see the us dollar hitting lows.u have what's going on in the strait of hormuz. push pull action with oil trading around $50 a barrel. what are you seeing? >> i think oil is a pretty strong bull market. (?) yesterday and early this morning, we did get support from concerns about what's happening in iran. but then they seemed to be overshadowed later in the day, liz, when we got a report out of iraq that basically came out and said, hey, we're exporting the most oil we have in 30 years. that's despite the fact that iraq has been under attack by isis and the northern part of the country. a lot of refineries have changed hand a couple of times. they're still able to get oil not just out of the southern, but the northern part of the country. that put pressure on the downside. later in the day, an hour ago, we had that report from baker hughes that showed the us rig count fell for the 21st week in a row. that's pretty incredible. it fell by 22 for oil, the rig count. that is supportive. because it's another sign that us o

.) >> and this is always why we have our celebrated director rec and park phil ginsburg and tom from the artists commission and his wonderful community arts staff and the director from the age and art museum. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and, of course i'm the golfer in the group. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this nation will be here for the next couple of weeks there are 19 whimsical characterize i suspect that the artist how long lee we have whimsical characterize at city hall as well (laughter) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> everyday i get it watch the hundreds of people take pictures whether they're part of wedding or visitor from across the world or local resident right here taking extensive fizz they appreciate this art. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> art is american people international language that more and more people appreciate because it brings us together and more and more we want to know what is on the minds of people whether they're in taiwan of other places of the world art can do that. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i always want to appreciate

(telephone rings) (ring) (phil breathing heavily) yes? (claire) phil, where are you? (wind whistling) claire? where are you? i came over to scare you but then i heard you showing the house to that couple so i got out of your way. are you at home? yeah. i got here ten minutes ago. s-so... so you're saying... (creaking) this call isn't coming from inside the house? what are you talking about? just get home. the kids and i are hungry. (alex) yeah, hurry up, dad. (luke) we miss you! miss you, too, buddy. (breathing heavily) (sets receiver down) (wind continues whistling) (thud) ay! (dogs bark in distance) (thumping overhead) (creaking) ahh! aah! aah! trick-or-treat! aah! aah! aah! aah! i wasn't really that scared. okay. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? hose kids

phil: our concern going forward be a repeat of 2013.h the tape -- taper tantrum pointthe raised rose to a high-heeled. u.s. which hasn't happened yet. the fact that it hasn't happened is one of the reasons i am of it or constructive with great settling down right now. if the credit markets decided -- you know what, i'm out of here because this is permanent, we will be more worried. we are still perhaps thinking with energy. year unfortunately that is a bit dependent on oil prices. in terms of u.s. credit markets one of the ones we still like a lot are u.s. bank for because in terms of tank preferred they are technically dividends and very advantageous from attack respect. thank you so much, i love your perspective on a day like this. that was the head of global and todayme strategy we are going to talk to the ceo of novell energy about a $2 billion bill, coming up next. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." them first you -- first major u.s. the company buying rossetti resources in an all stops deal worth $2.1 billion, giving

i'm phil torres joined by davison.he internet at all you've probably seen the face of commander chris hadfield. i got a chance to interview him. >> making space travel and this whole idea so cool again. it's fantastic. >> give us a with it into his world and a way for those of us that aren't living on the international space station to kind of have an understanding of what that experience is like and maybe imagine ourselves in space one day. >> and i had a chance to talk to him about all those amazing things. let's take a look. >> five four three two one and liftoff. tom and ivan and chris making their way to the international space station. >> international space station has long been a paragon of mystery, that is until one man brought it back down to earth. >> chocolate pudding cake, looks like it too. not bad. it is going to be hard to eat. going to be messy. >> chris hadfield the former commander of the international space station spent 166 days in space. but he didn't spend his time just doing experiments. instead