jordan spieth has pedigree, as does adam scott — how do they approach the third round — is it alreadyhough, they hoped that he comes back towards them, the difficulty is that jordan that he comes back towards them, the difficulty is thatjordan has not had a top 20 finish in september last year, so he has to put four rounds into modesto? over whether he can do it despite the promising start, and adam scott is very suspect when he comes under pressure, so again, big time —— big question to be asked for the to play is closest to him on the leaderboard. and iain, what do you make of british hopes — faint at best? they are faint, you have not followed us for under part good form, he lives in the hillside, and he's a sort of player who will relish the opportunity and challenging just behind him, justin rose at three under par not too many players to overtake, but 70 shots to make up, he is 90 shots behind the. cani make up, he is 90 shots behind the. can i ask a fan question, what kind of making is in the calendar because ifind it of making is in the calendar because i find it disorientatin

remarkable if he has overhauled the people charged with doing that bind them on leaderboard jordan and adam scottplay positively but also be aware that any mistake will count them out in the contest, both had different pressures to deal with. jordan speed has not had a top 20 finish, since september last year. that shows a kind of inconsistency that's read out his game, be equally has the motivation that where he to end, he become only the six demand to com plete become only the six demand to complete the career grand slam of winning all four major titles. i scott pie there is traditionally very shaky we saw that the masters and end 64 yesterday, so demons to be conquered there. i think looking further down the leaderboard, dustin johnson will be a threat, and a good start from justin rose, i can for the first and he's got four under par. are golf corresponded, i thank you forjoining us. well the main question on the final day of the regular season in rugby union's premiership was the not so small‘ matter of a place in the post—season play—offs. in the end it boiled down to a shootout between har

a little scott adams math on you -- >> that was great. om -- >> >> i stole that from scott adams. i love the sound of you frustrated over my animals are great video. yeah, animals are great, unlike ed henry. >> you know what? when the five first started, he and i were seated next to each other -- >> short people. >> yes, for the lighting. but it turns out, i really think i was able to do other things at fox because of him. jesse: let's not kiss his butt too much. we're here to talk about him. i'm just saying he keeps repeating the same stuff, nuclear power, scott adams, opioids are great, animals are great. animals and opioids -- >> now, see, he has the power of per persuasion in his mind because everybody knows animals are great, they get it in their head, they associate it with him. remember in the commercial break heleneed over to me and he said i look angry all the time. [laughter] jesse: we need something to help greg with his anger. probably wine. >> well, there's a lot -- jesse: there's a lot of that. let's get to that next time. we

jordan along with adam scott tied for second, set up nicely for a birdie.is the man of the hour. kepka, maybe the hottest golfer in all of golf running away with a 12 under , a 36 hole total a major course record. 65 today, kepka is the man to beat over the weekend. i will tell you what in detroit michigan the a's are loving what they see from all of the tigers pitching. yesterday 17 runs, not quite that many but still an easy victory in the motor city. you know they have had trouble out on the road. this home run of the year, two- run shot and they are just . b him, all the way from first standing up no problem, olsen is huffing and puffing and then she gets the job home as chad pender, way out there his fourth home run of the year, a final, just in from detroit 7-2 a's with their second consecutive victory. as far as the warriors not quite ready for primetime trailblazers it is on to oregon. i think the clippers and houston were a tougher challenge for the warriors but game three will be tough. awesome fan base and in the meantime let's rehash a little bi

right now the only two guys in contention trying to make a push to challenge koepka are adam scott and. >> thank you, andy. >>> so president trump plays plenty of golf, and it looks like someone had a little fun at his expense. look at this. hackers got into the president's online golf profile and started putting in bogus scores. so a few numbers there, over 100. there's a 68 there. the u.s. golf association which runs the website says those are fake. the usga tells cnn they are taking corrective action to remove the scores and are partnering with their golf associations and member clubs to determine the origin of the issue. now today the president is spending his 188th day of his administration at one of his golf properties. that's one in five of his presidency. >> wow. >>> all right, senator burn sae sande sanders making a swing through the south today. we're going to take you there next. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. y

adam scott is one of those golfers out there, hoping that koepka falters and comes back to the field.>> i know he has won three majors. i know he seems impenetrable at the moment in this position, but at some point, he has got to think about it. well, it has to come to an end eventually. that good front running. let's hope it's not 12 years like tiger's front running lasted. >> reporter: so far, koepka continuing to dominate here in round three. before i go, ana, i want to show you a funny moment from round two yesterday. dustin johnson was getting ready to take a shot in the fairway, and the camera, they caught his playing partner, running off to find a tree to use the bathroom, and the camera guy saw what was happening and tried to frame him out, but didn't quite work. i guess, you know what they say, you got to go, you got to go. >> you're supposed to go behind the tree, not in front where people can see you. >> reporter: he thought he was. didn't go far enough into the woods, yeah. >> oh, man. somebody needs to give that guy a little lesson. andy scholes. that is too funny. thank

chief strategy officer of scott adams, welcome. >> thank you.out the president, i think this is interesting because people keep trying to attack him from all different angles, and we don't know yet if it will work, we really won't know until 2020, but it seems that he one has really figure out the magics rs recipe for hiy ididdemise. >> hey have tried just about everything. what the stuff fades, because you know the facts on ground are not supporting it, they will have to either come up with a new hoax or, they have to ask computer into help them -- putin to help them but he is not very good at it. kennedy: he really condition deliver, interesting. >interesting. -- can't deliver. damagdemocrats areparroting sak. all 2020 hopefuls except bernie and biden who are a little bit softer are talking about impeachment, they immediately go to impeachment, every candidate on is beatable. what is president doing that can be used against him. >> history on his side. i am no historian, but i can't think of a time a first term president with a super economy w

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is a remarkable 12 under par, seven shots clear of fellow american jordan spieth and australian adam scottforta ble with my position, 12 under not so comfortable i don't like it as much and so far being in the front like that, but you know all we can do is go out and try and play good rounds of golf and see what happened. johanna konta has become the first british woman to reach the final of the italian open in 48 years. the british number one had to come from behind to beat kiki bertens. the world number 4 won the first set 7—5. but konta fought back — winning the next two sets 7—5, 6—2. konta will play karolina pliskova or maria sakkari in tomorrow's final. 1st set. final day of rugby union's regular prmeireship season. teens are vying for play off positions and the last remaining spots in europe. harlequins can sneak into the last playoff spot in the top four but need to beat wasps. they've let in three tries — two of them byjoe simpson — to trail at the ricoh arena and as things stand — they'll have to settle for fifth as things stand. a win though would change everything because north

they are the men of the hit series "big little lies," jeffrey nordling, james tupper and adam scott.to be one season, right? >> right. >> what was it like, adam -- >> it was based on a novel and hbo very smartly got the think they're going to release around the time of the show. >> more to come. adam, what was the like when you got the call saying they were doing another season? >> they had gotten rid of all the wardrobe and everything. >> they got rid of the wardrobe? >> oh, wow. >> yeah. we had to start from scratch. it was a great call to get but somewhat unexpected. >> definitely unexpected. so we know that season one chronicles the book. you guys are taking creative liberties, you're working with the author. what do you think about the direction? you're married by the way to zoe kravitz. >> i am. is that believable? >> not in real life. what do you think about the direction of season two? >> she's beautiful. the show, it's been really fun. believe it or not, there's new and fresh lies. they're all so good. >> they're not so little lies. >> there's bigger ones. >> jeffrey, if you

watch it with me@scottmme@scott >>> adam sandler returned to "saturday night live". >> biedermann, hee mopped poke him in eye-o. he say beardy kicks. just wait till durant comes to the knicks. >> sandler broke out his opera man character. he paid tribute to the late chris farley. by the way, his return was a big hit. saturday night's show was the highest of the season. >> i saw the tribute to chris farley. very nice. >> funny guy. >> always good to pay tribute to his friend stphrfplt very mu. >> very much so. >> we will turn to weather. a lot of people looking outside saying, wait a minute, what happened outside. >> you can see the clouds behind us. it starts out cloudy. a few areas had storms. let's back this up 18 hours and show you what happened. you can see all the lightning strikes over the sierra. it moved into the central valley. it was just off the coast south of the bay area. we had some of that action moving through. so now as things quiet down, still there are lingering showers over parts of the north bay. but everywhere else we are starting to see some of that rain taperin

so scott adams, would you like to come and say a few words about the a.p.a. heritage foundation and introduce the foundation directors? >> thank you, claudine, and thank you everyone for being here. a lot of familiar faces. a.p.a. heritage foundation was founded, obviously initially to raise funds and support the mayor's annual a.p.a. heritage month festivities. due to the tremendous hard work of our small board and the wonderful committee, we have expanded our program throughout the year to include community partner forums, and a whole host of other things. without further ado, i would like to introduce my fellow board members. irena riley is our outgoing treasurer, jj lara is our current treasurer, matt mui from at&t is not here, he has been a long time member of the board, and steve wilson from withers worldwide. i don't see them, but they have worked hard and very devotedly to make sure that this event comes off every year without a hitch. so thank you all. we look forward to celebrating with you in may. [applause] >> we're coming to a close of our press

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scott adams, the guy who writes the del birt comic strip wrote this piece, trump uses the tactics ofuistic and you reinforce the same thing over and over and over i was calm, i was calm, you say i was caulk people who want to believe him say, i don't know, he was totally calm in that meeting. they weren't even in the meeti meeting. >> he's really also talking to himself. he trying to get this internalized and hyped in his own mind this is what i've got to believe and then make my crowd believe it. so, yes, he wants them to say he calm and he want to convince himself she -- can i just dissend for a moment? >> we're watching the same station for the past two years and no reality show, name one because and if this lines up perfectly with what his supporters say that sick and his appearing like he's an amateur and a child. and the thing about she knows how to press his buttons. and when you're bullying a woman, whether it's lingering stereotypes or whatever, it's just different when you're doing that to a wamp. and she are you tonight and i'm just waiting for her to use the word time-out

let's discuss the outlook with malcolm scott and our global markets editor, adam.tching, adam? adam: think about how quickly this has turned. that is what you are seeing and investorst reflect. all of a sudden, as investors have been building up to this idea that we will get a deal they wouldeek, that iron out some of the key, concrete things, that has all gone out the window. you have seen fairly pronounced moves in currencies. clearly, the chinese currency trading opsware has been printed been hitg offshore has pretty hard. we will see this as we get to the china open, a lot of pressure on equities. the first things investors are doing is assigning a little more risk to equities. the risk premium in equities has just gone up over the weekend. what that will mean is china markets get up and after a few days of holidays. what you're getting for your earnings for chinese shares is looking a little more under threat now that the trade tariff tensions have wrapped up again. all, big change of sentiment. it means people are reassessing the situation. backse markets are

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adam schiff. and i would like to present mr. pelley with this highly coveted national press club coffee mug. [applause] scott: i have -- at cbs i'm pretty famous for my weakness for coffee. when i got that job at the avalanche journal when i was 15, the coffee in the newsroom was free. and so yeah. i've had a terrible addiction ever since. so today is a red letter day. i got a chicken fried steak and a coffee mug and i'm going to come visit more often. [laughter] scott: thank you very, very, very much. [applause] allison: so a final question. you may have just answered. cbs saturday morning asked a visiting cf who they would like to share a meal with and why. we'd like to ask you those question, who would you like to share a meal with and why? scott: living or dead? does it have to be a chef? i can share a meal with anyone. i can share a meal with anyone. you know, don't groan. i would choose president trump. allison: interesting. scott: because he just fascinates me. i'm serious. what is going on there, right? and i would really like to spend some alone time with no audience around us to just try to underst

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adam klotz, much. [laughter] >>> that does it for us. we will see you back here tomorrow at 12:00 p.m. eastern. the fox report with jon scott is next. eric: thank you for joining us. have a good night. jon: the standoff over the president's tax returns drives a deeper wedge between the white house and the congress as house democrats issue subpoenas demanding the treasury department comply and hand over the filings. good evening. i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. house ways and means committee chairman richard neal has given treasury secretary mnuchin and irs commissioner until 5:00 p.m. this coming friday to turn over six years of president trump's personal and business tax returns. this as the administration faces further investigations into the president following the mueller report. >> the mueller report is in, no collusion, no obstruction, now the senate tells its committee it is starting over again, and what the american people want us focused on in washington, d.c. is the kind of things i was talking about, at the steel factory today and on a farm here in minnesota. they want us talking about this growing economy. they wa

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scott. >>> now to that quick fix on the gw >> several lanes are back open this afternoon but we've learned about more c osures totry to find a long-term rerter adam tuss joining us now. add adam on the parkway. a permanent fix? >> reporter: nowhere near a permanent fix. get used to scenes like this. down to one lane in thisarea around the sinkhole in mclean. you can see the back-ups are here tonight. basically, just a temporaryi f in place and now the rush is on to make a more permanent solution ho solution here. we're told that is going to take at least six weeksck baopen, but not completely. the gw parkway still showing the nkhole willmassive be down to one lane in a stretch around mclean for at least six weeks. >> six weeks? that's ame lon. >> reporter: the national park service telling us it hopes to come up with a permanent fix over the next month and a half. all the rain we've had has basically washed part of the road away. it's important the drivers be mindful of their speed in this area. there's workers and engineers in this area for theext six weeks. i'll take alook at the parkway today and you can see the dip that still exists and the w

scott. the state department ordering non-essential personnel to leave iraq now. congressman adam>> iran wants to escalate as much as they can. they want to push back against president trump. he is putting in a strong posture. >> jon: rich edson is covering it live. >> the state department says it's seeing an increased threat stream from iran. the state department says given current security conditions the secretary has decided to place mission iraq on ordered departure, non-essential employees have to leave. mission iraq will have limited ability to provide emergency services to american citizens in iraq. they don't say whether the threat stream emanates from iran. mike pompeo flew to iraq citing concerns about iran. he highlighted iran this week when in russia. >> we don't seek a war with iran. we're looking for the regime to simply stop conducting assassination campaigns throughout europe. >> the trump administration has deployed b-52 bomb years, carrier strike group. patriot missile battery to the persian gulf and presented a plan to send 120,000 troops to the region if iran a

scott: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. adams. the chair: the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. adams: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman from virginia for yielding and for his support on this issue. i rise today in strong support of h.r. 987. we must reverse the administration's attempt to sabotage the affordable care act. health care should not be a partisan issue. it doesn't matter if you're a democrat, republican, or unaffiliated. if you get sick, you need to see a doctor. you know, your body certainly doesn't make the distinction about what your politics are. the a.c.a. has given millions of americans, including 500,000 in my home state of north carolina, access to quality and affordable care, and that's huge because people need health care. no one should worry about losing access to quality, affordable health insurance because of a pre-existing condition. we all have them. black women shouldn't have to worry about dying in childbirth because they don't have equal access t

scott: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. adams. the chair: the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. adams: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman from virginia for yielding and for his support on this issue. i rise today in strong support of h.r. 987. we must reverse the administration's attempt to sabotage the affordable care act. health care should not be a partisan issue. it doesn't matter if you're a democrat, republican, or unaffiliated. if you get sick, you need to see a doctor. you know, your body certainly doesn't make the distinction about what your politics are. the a.c.a. has given millions of americans, including 500,000 in my home state of north carolina, access to quality and affordable care, and that's huge because people need health care. no one should worry about losing access to quality, affordable health insurance because of a pre-existing condition. we all have them. black women shouldn't have to worry about dying in childbirth because they don't have equal access t

adam klotz, much. [laughter] >>> that does it for us. we will see you back here tomorrow at 12:00 p.m. eastern. the fox report with jon scott is next.: the standoff over the president's tax returns drives a deeper wedge between the white house and the congress as house democrats issue subpoenas demanding the treasury department comply and hand over the filings. good evening. i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. house ways and means committee chairman richard neal has given treasury secretary mnuchin and irs commissioner until 5:00 p.m. this coming friday to turn over six years of president trump's personal and business tax returns. this as the administration faces further investigations into the president following the mueller report. >> the mueller report is in, no collusion, no obstruction, now the senate tells its committee