general counsel of veteran affairs, jim byrne, thank you very much. the job. good job. [applause] and, army vice chief of staff, general james conville, thank you. [applause] i also want to thank two great congressmen for being here. if we had room we would have had a lot more. phil roe, and james beard. thank you very much. [applause] and they are having a good day. i am having a good day too. no collusion, no obstruction. [applause] there never was, by their way, and there never will be. we have to get to the bottom of these things, i will say. this should never happen. i say this in front of my friends, wounded warriors, and i called them warriors because they -- i shook hands and they look great. they look so good and beautiful. they should never happen to another president again. this hoax, should never happen to another president again. thank you. with us onstage today are the wounded warriors from the air force, army, navy, coast guard, national guard, and the marine corps. each of you is a testament to the outstanding determination, and patriotism that made this

ministers who were holding talks in france right now so for more let's cross to our correspondent byrne rickard who's standing by in denial. how is the situation in libya seen among the foreign ministers bearing do the german foreign minister i could must say that all the g seven members of course very very about the situation in libya are they all parties that to hold every military action and they singled out of cause the generals have to and his militias. who are drawn saying on the capital. and all that say that has to stop and the italian foreign minister in some of the needs he called general huffed and he spoke with him on the phone and he said he no one seemed to consider just to hold his military actions but it is clear that g seven has no direct pressure to exert on this militia in libya. so what exactly makes him think that the libyan warlord will listen to them at all. but the jews haven't issued a statement saying that they've been did not use all the diplomatic channels they have to influence what they can influence in libya of course they have some economic interests also

general counsel of veterans affairs, jim byrne. jim. thank you very much, jim. great job.applause] and army vice chief of staff general james mcconville. james. thank you, james. [applause] pres. trump: i also want to thank two great congressmen for being here. and if we had room, we would've had a lot more. phil roe and james baird. thank you very much. thank you, fellas. [applause] pres. trump: and they're having a good day. i'm having a good day, too. [laughter] pres. trump: it was called, "no collusion. no obstruction." [applause] pres. trump: there never was, by the way, and there never will be. and we do have to get to the bottom of these things, i will say. and this should never happen. i say this in front of my friends, wounded warriors. and i just call them "warriors," because we just shook hands, and they look great. they look so good and so beautiful. but i say it in front of my friends, this should never happen to another president again. this hoax, it should never happen to another president again. thank you. with us on stage today are the wounded warriors fro

former a's outfielder eric byrnes is hoping to set the guinness record for most golf holes played in 24 hours. he needs 402 to make history. >> i remember him coming home once, saying i just played 18 holes in 48 minutes and my first reaction was you can never tell me it takes five hours to play a round of golf again. >> they are out at half moon bay golf links tonight, we got there just a few minutes ago, live streaming this event, it's gone dark and eric has made it through 17 rounds at canton, he's got until 7:00 i am to reach his goal, it is a record that has stood since 1971. he is running over 100 miles. if you are scoring at home doing the math, that is 16.75 holes per hour. >>> - [announcer] if you want to make more money and take control of your financial future, has one heck of an opportunity for you. for the last decade, you've seen than all over tv

do you welcome these proposals today, liam byrne from the labour party?a year now but the truth is and we shouldn't escape this that this is the least the government could do and it is late in the day so there is nothing to get into the business about stopping hate speech online. internet platforms are treated very differently to the bbc newspapers, example. they are exempt from any other laws that bite on you and what you can publish, which means you probably need different laws around hate speech, which they have done in germany. there is nothing about dark money flowing into targeted ads, which is a real worry because we now know there are foreign actors like russia trying to undermine elections with dark money flowing into targeted ads. and there is nothing about the competition regime. companies are getting bigger and bigger and more powerful because they are basically allowed to kill their competition by taking them over when they are very small. and there is no concept of when the new regulator will come. there are 13 different regulators at the mo

general byrne. >> if i could help answer that a little bit. we do spend, we spent some time on the joint staff thinking through that issue, and i do believe my panel member here characterized both china and russia have strategic campaigns to disrupt those types of things. so we are going to have to deal with them. so the homeland will be contested. and so we've taken a look at how we project power, and our commercial partners are key to that, craft, visa. we had classified sessions with them to describe what we mean by contested environment. so we have shared understanding. and the work that we are doing is all about redundancy and resiliency. there are also some authorities that we do not have today for our cyber area. you know, working off of the dod networks, right, those authorities are not in place. so even if he wanted to do something to protect our commercial partners, other industries, we would have to go and ask you for those authorities. that came highlighted here. i won't say recently, but in either our planning efforts, in our warg

while his own citizens were shop and truckloads of desperately needed food and medicine byrne. unlike nations that are subsidizing the dictator in caracas under the leadership of president donald trump the united states has been standing with the people of venezuela. and we are committed to helping. the families and communities that have been devastated by the madeira regime. at this point the united states has sanctioned more than one hundred fifty government officials and organizations loyal to the dictator we sanctioned state owned businesses to prevent the madeira regime from robbing the people of what is rightfully theirs. and as president trump has said we can be a lot tougher. in addition. the united states has positioned more than five hundred metric tons of food and humanitarian supplies on the venezuelan border ready for immediate distribution we provided two hundred million dollars in aid to support displace venezuelans and the host communities that support them. and today the president trumps direction the united states is announcing an additional sixty million doll

former a's outfielder eric byrnes is hoping to set the guinness record for most golf holes played in 24 hours. he needs 402 to make history. >> i remember him coming home once, saying i just played 18 holes in 48 minutes and my first reaction was you can never tell me it takes five hours to play a round of golf again. >> they are out at half moon bay golf links tonight, we got there just a few minutes ago, live streaming this event, it's gone dark and eric has made it through 17 rounds at canton, he's got until 7:00 i am to reach his goal, it is rd at hasd since 71. he is over00 mis. if you are scoring at home doing the math, that is 16.75 holes per hour. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesom

assistant attorney general for the criminal division of the united states department of justice brian byrnes a koski says you can rest assured when medical professionals behave like drug dealers the department of justice is going to treat them like drug dealers tough talk from uncle sam is all well and good but why i count on the government to fix this we just talked to the lead lawyer in that monsanto round up lawsuit consolidation is it feasible for plaintiffs to go after big pharma instead of hoping uncle sam well. precisely what needs to happen is a big class action against big drug companies that have deliberately targeted underprivileged populations in parts of the country particularly the appalachian part of the country and i'm from the southern part of that back home in chattanooga tennessee is the southern tip of appalachian to go after them systematically and systemic lee because the only way you're going to stop this abuse from taking place is to target big drug companies i mean you have lawyers who are suing gun companies on marginal claims of holding them responsible for what so

wigan says they are "angered" by an abusive message sent to defender nathan byrne on twitter after theirto police. leicester tigers fears of relegation have worsened after a heavy 52—20 defeat at the hands of exeter chiefs. the chiefs put on a brilliant attacking display, scoring seven tries with seven different try scorers at welford road. the tigers head to bottom side newcastle on friday with just a five—point cushion and four games to play. golf and angland's megan maclaren has missed out on winning thejordan mixed open. it was the first to see women compete against men for the first money and prize money. maclaren started the final round in the lead, but a bogey and double bogey on the back nine saw dutchman daan huizing win by two shots. that's all the sport for now. james, thank you. let us bring you some other news. gkn aerospace has announced it will close it's kings norton factory in 2021, which means around 170 people will lose theirjobs. gkn was bought by the melrose group in a hostile takeover last year. a statement from gkn says it has "regrettably" concluded its site in ki

wigan say they are "angered" by an abusive message sent to defender nathan byrne on twitter after theira scintillating attacking display, scoring seven tries at welford road. the premiership leaders also had seven different try scorers. the tigers head to bottom side newcastle on friday with just a five—point cushion and only four games to play. saracens kept up the pressure on leaders exeter with a bonus point comeback win against bottom side newcastle falcons. bath boosted their hopes of a spot in the premiership play—offs with a 26—19 derby win against bristol. wasps beat worcester 28—16. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that‘s bbc.co.uk/sport i will see you a bit later on. thank you, james. you always leave us wanting more! hundreds of people have been protesting in central london against brunei‘s strict new laws on homosexuality. protestors gathered outside the dorchester hotel, which is owned by the brunei investment agency. brunei has increased the punishment for sex between gay men to stoning to death, while lesbian s

and wigan say they're angered by an abusive message sent to defender nathan byrne on twitter after theirstol city. they've reported it to police. celtic will have to wait at least another week to be crowned champions of scotland again. they were held to a goalless draw by livingston. meanwhile the edinburgh derby was marred by flares which delayed kick off and also caused delays during the match. hibs came from behind to beat hearts 2—1. the rugby union premiership‘s most decorated side, leicester tigers, are in real danger of relegation 110w after being thrashed 52—20 by exeter chiefs. they also had their captain tom youngs sent off as the chiefs ran in seven tries with seven different scorers. leicester have the worst defence in the premiership. they are five points above bottom side newcastle who they play next friday. england's meghan maclaren just missed out on winning the jordan mixed 0pen. this tournament is the first to see women compete alongside men for the same trophy and prize money. maclaren started the final round in the lead and produced this remarkable putt on the third.

i guess i would start with major byrne. >> well, let's see. so as i was talking about before, i think it's important it be again a positive system. so have you designed this is got to look at if i'm a young person wanting to serve, no matter in what capacity, where is it that my bounty on bringing to the table as an individual, you know, and that's hard for the system that is going to go into. so i think that would be the main thing i'm looking at the system we have no which does not reward you to come forward because there's a lot of options out there for people as those always been. and so that would be the first thing. the second thing i mentioned would be the system. you got to go back and look at the system. of course as you said it's back to the 1980s when actually put this forward for a reason with president carter at that point. to what has changed and what has changed is that we as has been mentioned we are a little bit more vulnerable now and we've all talked about it, cyber as we go along. we have to look at that system. i always th

we bring in matt schlapp and doug byrne. >> what they will do, they will turn around and do it tight, you can come to this room. elizabeth: why? >> to defuse the screaming and yelling, which is you won't provide us unredacted! they say yes, this is important, not things that are prohibited by law, like grand jury material and all, that but certain things they may have felt was debate able but not legally prohibited, it will be on strict rules, you can't disseminate this, just look at it. elizabeth: matt, democrats face a credibility issue, they were insisting they saw collusion. but with that surveillance, mueller saw no collusion. and a play here for republicans that memories are short in the news cycle by time 2020 rolls around, maybe mueller report will be forgotten? >> i don't think so, i think that bottom line question for two years, democrat lied about evidence of collusion. people like jerry nadler and congressman schiff talked about clear evidence of collusion, they never come forward with what that evidence is, they believe that mueller would come to the conclusion that there

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byrne: these are returns that cover business decisions and dealings long before the president came to office. similarly, the chairman of the committee of oversight and reform has indicated that his committee will examine allegations regarding how the made real estate long before he became president. and members of his family will be called to testify. these actions are not only blatantly partisan but they raise serious constitutional concerns. our system is one of limited powers of checks and balances. the congress is not a law enforcement agency. it is not a court of law. it is a legislative body. beside me are the words of chief justice earl warren, someone i would say most on the other side hold in high esteem. quote, there is no general authority to expose the private affairs of individuals without justification in terms of the functions of the congress. investigations conducted solely for the personal agran diesment of the investigators or -- aggrandizement of the investigators or to punish those investigated are indefensible. supreme court affirmed, investigations conducted by t

. >> what about byrnes in the 70s. is that an episode that would give you pause. >> you know, i -- i know that history. i knew arthur when i was here the time. historians disagree about all that. i know there is some evidence that -- that he gunned the money supply because the white house wanted him to. i don't think we're in that situation at i mean -- i don't t to bore you and take a lot of time. arthur, bless his soul, rest in peace. was a brilliant man but he was a longtime nixon guy. he was the c.a. chairman under eisenhower nixon, the top nixon aide. i don't know. i don't see this as a similar situation. that's all i'll say. and, again, i want to reiterate, my comments in recent days, i never used the word -- it was soft. this is my view. and it's also the president's view. we think they went too far. that's all. >> so we're now at 10:03. we start add little late. >> i'm here. i'm yours. >> nancy cook from politico to your right. >> larry thank you for doing this. just a follow-up question on border. apart from k

eric byrnes set the guinness world record between monday and tuesday for speed golf. league vet, played 42 of holes of golf and that sets a record. he's trying to raise awareness for -- 420 holes near his home in half moon bay, california. and hey, by the way, speaking of records, did you see james hoshowe the sports better on jeopardy. >> what will your total be today? >> you're going to add a $50,000. that takes you up to 118,815 and now a 14 day total of 1,051,554. the guy is amazing. jared: he ke he's on pace to w right by ken jennings. he's getting close. sharks and bruins last night winning in hockey. lauren: jared max, thanks you so much. you can catch sports reports on fox news headlines, sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: one hotel chain expanding its air fleet. the cost to fly, almost as much as a whole plane. we've got details. we told you once how you can stay in a wine barrel. but how about staying in a big old spud? you can book a night in a giant potato. keep it here. "fbn: a.m." lauren: or not. ♪ i know you can't control yourself any longer. ♪ feel the rhy

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his teammate byrnes fired the puck, it ricocheted off his mouth and into the goal. the coach had nothing but respect for his player. >> tough as nails. you take a puck to the face like that. didn't go down. only missed maybe a shift at the end of the period. and played the rest of the game. there's no other word for it. he's a warrior. >> reporter: if you want to get some exercise before chowing down on all the food and drink inside the shark tank, you can march with your fellow fans to the shark tank. they usually meet 5:30 at the center of san pedro square market. 5:40 they march over here. doors open at 6:00. puck drop at 7:30. tomorrow, the warriors will begin their final postseason in oakland as they take on the los angeles clippers in game one of the nba playoffs. the warriors are a top the western conference and defending nba champions. steph curry has been resting his ankle the past few days after rolling it during a tuesday night game. expected to play tomorrow night. tip-off at 7:00. incidentally, if you're trying to go to tomorrow night's game, the warrio

no a mom byrne and a massive inferno. and as the flames torch through the centuries of history. they also tore through people's hearts and literally bringing them to their knees the facts soul. >>because it's a house of prayer and say why did it did it affects the heart because it's a place of love and gathering in community that is. >>beyond countries that's beyond anything that french authorities say the worst has been avoided that both towers including the iconic bell tower have been saved the also say the most precious relics and works of art have been sheltered as they're working to save as many pieces as they can. and a misfire is now gone the world watched as it went up in flames before collapsing onto the roof and into the cathedral. it's the dying and rising of jesus. >>that just as the cross didn't have the last word neither for people of faith in france will this fire have the last word. >>i'm meredith wood reporting. >>and the devastation at the l% iconic cathedral is sending shock waves across the world tonight certainly here locally as well, san francisco city hall

when galileo looked through his telescope to see these features of the moon. 250 years later, joe byrneught about sending men to the moon. it was fascinating is there would -- they would be training men to go to the moon. it looked like this. low and behold, it looks very much like the command module. 100 years later, we have something different from -- something new, but certainly look very much like that. came that. sending missions to the modem with exactly the same three men looks little capture that like it. picture to rocco patrol, he said with must have all thought of that when we were young. the reason for the huge success , his name isis day jim webb, he was the first nasa administrator. is the one that kind of and workforce,ry and the nasa way of doing things. petrone aboutocco how jim webb dealt with his people, particularly the bosses of his people. jim webb collected us all, he you haveten here, become supervisors, from now on, you don't do any work." said "you don't do any work, because your job from this day forward is to make sure that each and every man that works for y

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and wigan say they're "angered" by an abusive message sent to defender nathan byrne on twitter aftern. they we re scottish premiership again. they were held to a wholeness draw by livingston. meanwhile the edinburgh derby was marred by flares which delayed kick off and also caused delays during the match. hibernian came from behind twice to beat hearts 2—1. rugby union premiership's most decorated side leicester tigers are in real danger of relegation after they were thrashed 52 points to 20 by the leaders. they also had their captain tom youngs sent off as the chiefs ran in seven tries with seven different scorers. leicester have the worst defence in the premiership. they are five points above bottom side newcastle who they play next friday. st helens' 100% start to the super league season has come to an end. they were beaten by catalans dragons. saints were looking for a ninth straight win — and they got off to a great start thanks to dominic peyroux. but the dragons twice came from behind to win18—10. england's megan maclaren just missed out on winning thejordan mixed open, the to

listens disgraced former chairman carlos byrne has been arrested for a fourth time in japan earlier on wednesday go on tweeted his plans to hold a press conference next week to quote tell the truth he's been out on bail he's accused of under assault on his income and using company funds to hide his personal losses tone denies the charges. well those are the headlines the news continues on the al jazeera off the street. or just. what was the glimpse of the country to go we listen children are deeply affected because of war we meet with global news makers and the stories that matter. here in the stream today is three stories in one show algeria's political future what lies ahead plus a look at chad's social media ban added online free speech case in uganda you can join today's conversation we're reading your live comments and questions on you tube and twitter stream. my name is on my research. i mean you are in the stream. after six weeks of protests calling for political reform and an end to the algerian president's twenty years in power. agreed to step down on tuesday according to stat

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a conclusion emphasized byrn atto general barr. democrats argue that attorney general barr mischaracterized the mueller report effectively framing it in the president's favor. and this morning president rump's personal lawyers are trying to move on from the russia investigation strongly indicating they will not release that long promised counterreport suggesting at this point it's not needed. hank you.alexander, >>> all right. let's try and break down some more of the top takeaways from this report. for that w to justice correspondent pete williams who was among the first to see it and read it to us live on television yesterday. pete, thank you so much for being with us. let's talk about this conclusion confusion, if you will, sir. a lot of folks h wonderi could it be after two years that robert mueller was unable to findome sort of connection, some sort of obstruction connection? >> or at least conclude that it the report says that mueller's team felt the evidence was strong enough they couldn't let him off theoo h and say conclus

former major league baseball player eric byrnes set the guinness world record yesterday for speed golfant y he c. he broke the record at 402. he raised awareness for the let them play foundation. so there's a charity angle in all of this. it's also some fun golf we got to watch. maria: we like that. cheryl, thank you. starting small businesses, the ceo whose company helps budding entrepreneurs get off the ground, that's next. stay with us. ♪ i've got the brains. ♪ you've got the looks. ♪ let's make lots of money. ♪ i'm sorry i don't understand... ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone i'm workin♪ to make each day a little sweeter. to give every idea the perfect soundtrack. ♪ to make each journey more elegant. at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. up. up. down. down. ah ah! that's one. up. that's two. down. down. get down, get down. ♪ i'll be taking care of business. ♪ every day. ♪ taking care of business. ♪ every way. maria: welcome back. if you need help getting your products out there, the gr

campaigns for president to all points when he reaches 10 points about nationally i am losing a steak byrneng to dying up dirt on him you joke about mooir pete publicly privately same stuff people said about president trump, president trump where they dismissived him dismissed him dismissed him. >> he was but, again, i think that millennial voters have a -- connections with people via social media that anybody over the age of -- even in my age bracket over age 40 don't understand because they are not paying attention. maria: i just. >> about -- >> i caution democrats not to rule out the mayor of fort wayne that is growing population a little bit faster than southbend. >> i got to get your take you want to respond. >> i agree. >> deals in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal washington examiner among others reporting that a former fbi official says cachet of clinton e-mails discovered in obama white house justice department looking into possible misconduct by obama administration about officials under miling 2016 campaign we know lindsey graham, william barr about of coursig looking at origins

she wants further delay, watch this, june 30th, in order to coax jeremy korb byrne, socialist leaderhave the european parliamentary elections in may which confuses things. will the uk have to take part in that? that is complete and utter mess. every week is a critical week if brexit. this is the start of a critical week. exactly right, susan. >>> happening now, secretary of state mike pompeo announcing news on iran. susan, what is going on? susan: this is big deal. a element after foreign state is labeled a terrorist organization. iran revolutionary guard corps designated as a foreign terrorist group. this is unprecedented. if you do any business with them, you're sponsoring state terrorism. that include as lot of fines that come your way and possible criminal cases as well. yes, there you go. looks like the state department says iranian government, primary use, using revolutionary guard means of directing, implementing global terrorist campaigns. this comes after the treasury treasury, by the way, they put a lot of, shall we say limits how many people you can deal with from iran and

bradley byrne, a mainstream thep republican has entered offer a mored significant challenge then royonsiderings entering the race. annualbrought another morning from social security and action is needed by congress to alter the financial trajectory of those programs. medicare faces a substantial financial shortfall. the trustees recommend lawmakers address the shortfall in a timely way. neither medicaid nor social security have enough money to continue paying current benefits for the millions of americans who use those programs. today from a program the american enterprise institute looking at the trustees report and giving analysis. if you are interested in finding that can we invite you to go to our website at c-span.org. not only for that event, if you are interested in the status of social security and medicare, go to the box at the top and type in those words and it will show you everything we have taken in on our network for more information on social security and medicare. host: at the table this morning, timothy cama, a reporter with e&e news and zack colman with about campai

general counsel of veteran affairs jim byrne, thank you very much, jim, great job.applause] and army vice chief of staff general james mcconville. thank you, james. thank you very much. [applause] i also want to thank two great congressmen for being here and if we had room we would have had a lot more. phil roh and james baird. thank you very much. they're having a good day. i'm having a good day, too. it was called no collusion, no obstruction. [cheering and applause] there never was, by the way and there never will be. and we do have to get to the bottom of these things, i will say and this should never happen. i say this in front of my friends, wounded warriors, and i just call them warriors because we just shook hands and they look great. they look so good, so beautiful. but i say it in front of my friends, this should never happen to another president again, the hoax, it should never happen to another president again. thank you. with us on stage today are the wounded warriors from the air force, the army, the navy, the coast guard, the national guard, and the m

general counsel of veteran affairs, jim byrne. thank you very much, jim. great job.ce chief of staff, general james mcconville. james, thank you, james. i also want to thank two great congressmen for being here and if we had room, we would have had a lot more. phil rowe and james baird. thank you very much. and they're having a good day. i'm having a good day, too. it was called no collusion, no obstruction. there never was, by the way, and there never will be. we do have to get to the bottom of these things, i will say. this should never happen. i say this in front of my friends, wounded warriors, and i just call them warriors because we just shook hands and they look great. they look so good, so beautiful, but i say it in front of my friends, this should never happen to another president again. this hoax, it should never happen to another president again. thank you. with us onstage today are the wounded warriors from the air force, the army, the navy, the coast guard, the national guard and the marine corps. each of you is a living testament to the outstanding dete

and wigan reported to police a highly offensive and threatening message sent to nathan byrne. bristol city. meanwhile, scotland's edinburgh derby was disrupted by flares thrown onto the pitch. it's believed both hearts and hibs fans were responsible. it's the second time this week a scottish premiership match has been affected by smoke bombs. a coconut was also thrown during the game. great britain's charley hull is still in contention at golf‘s first major of the year. at he women's ana inspiration in california, finished her second round tied for fifth place, five shots behind the leader. she is currently three under after three holes. that's it. there's much more on the bbc sport website, including a half—century for england captainjoe root in his opening game of the county cricket season. but from me, goodnight. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello there. for most of the week ahead, we'll have an easterly breeze. normally with that wind direction you get the best of the weather for the western side of the

and wigan say they're angered by an abusive message sent to defender nathan byrne on twitter after theirns of scotla nd another week to be crowned champions of scotland again. they were held to a goalless draw by livingston. meanwhile the edinburgh derby was marred by flares which delayed kick off and also caused delays during the match. hibs came from behind to beat hearts 2—1. the rugby union premiership's most decorated side, left the tigers, are in real danger of relegation now after being thrashed 52 — 20 by chiefs. they also had their captain tom youngs sent off as the chiefs ran in seven tries with seven different scorers. leicester have the worst defence in the premiership. they are five points above bottom side newcastle who they play next friday. england's meghan mclaren just missed out on winning thejordan mixed open. this tournament is the first to see women compete alongside men for the same trophy and prize money. maclaren started the final round in the lead and produced this remarkable putt on the third. but dropped shots later on allowed dutchman daan huizing to win by tw