berger first. then spieth. and now they'll get the chance, once speeth signs the card, to play that 18th hole all over again with the tournament on the line in cromwell, connecticut. swhen it comes to molding young minds, nobody does it better. she also builds her own fighting robots. destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately for sarah, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure she's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. jim: we're back at the travelers championship and a playoff is coming up soon. jordan spieth and daniel berger will collide. daniel berger with a birdie at the 71st hole. there was a lot of action around that lake today. jordan had one over in that area that berger could watch. a putt that stopped him dead in his tracks. ian: it finishes. short par 415th. back around the lake at 17. 18 is such a good driving hole with the new bunkers. you never know what's goin

host: sam berger on the enforcement of the individual mandate. under the senate plan would be going away. how effective was it? this was money that those who didn't get insurance under the fine orhad to pay a attacks at the end of the year. how did that work? was somewhat effective in their questions on how you can improve the interval mandate. we found the trump administration is an argument against enforcing it at all, causing premiums to skyrocket, go back to an earlier point of uncertainty. --ertainty in the present under president obama. only happens in our politics, republicans are dammed by donald trump's own words. saying a lot cut the subsidies off, i want to hurt insurers in order to sabotage the market and force democrats to come to the table and negotiate. it is sort of like if you have a landlord with tenants and the first one says i'm going to take care of this place in the second it is i'm going to burn this place down and they are very confused about how the landlord is so worried during the second year that there lose their apart

sam berger and chris jacobs, you can find them both on

daniel berger became the fourth player to retain his memphis title when he won the st jude classic inn charl schwartzel tied for second on nine under and this eagle putt on the 16th would‘ve have given him a share of the lead, but it went wide, while berger made this birdie on the 15th for his second pga tour victory, joining dave hill, lee trevino and david toms as the only back—to—back winners in memphis. thailand‘s ariya jutanugarn downed a 25—foot birdie putt to win the manulife lpga classic in a three—way playoff in canada on sunday. the 21—year—old went up against south korea‘s chun in—gee and america‘s lexi thompson, who blew a four stroke lead on the back nine. jutanugarn claimed the win on the first play off hole all but guaranteeing she also becomes world number one. denmark‘s jakob foolsang won the criterium du dauphine on sunday, leapfrogging richie porte in a thrilling final stage as tour de france champion chris froome finished fourth overall. setting off from albertville, the remaining riders faced the shortest road stage of this year‘s race, but the 115 kilometre cours

he pardoned wine berger when wine berger could have easily pointed the finger back -- >> okay. want to get jeffrey's take on your argument. >> respectfully, i could not think alan is more wrong. and the simple response is watergate. i mean, under alan's theory -- >> let me finish, alan, let me finish. under your theory, the president -- since the fbi works for the president, he can tell them to do anything they want. well, in watergate, the president nixon and his -- they conspired, they made an agreement to stop the fbi investigation of watergate. was that a constitutional authority? no, it was a crime. several people went to jail and the house judiciary committee vote today impeach president nixon over it. so, yes, he could have pardoned him, but he could not obstruct justice. >> you're saying impeachment is different -- go ahead. >> impeachment is political. there is no judicial review of impeachment. you can impeach a president for jay walking and nobody can review that. i'm talking about was there an obstruction of justice. i have to tell you and i wonder if you agree with

berger puts this shot right over the green. shot for birdie, and berger is on the money yet again. pulls into a tie and tops the leader boards. first playoff full speed. and check this out. goes right in the cup. spieth holds out on the first playoff hold. jordan spieth wins a traveller's championship. i don't know how he makes that kind of shot. you can barely even see the cup. that's his tenth pga tour victory, and he's only 23 years old. >>> and coming up we have more from the draft. and we'll get you a whole >>> here's a guy who knows how to have fun at the worst of times. i want to show you this video. travis fry saw severe flooding in his town of michigan and thought it was a good time to pull out the old dinosaur costume. so he went kayaking with it. his wife was getting all the video on his cellphone. she said travis was determined to have a good time even in some rough conditions. you've got to uvlove it. the t-rex was kayaking in the snow, in the blizzard, it would also be great, too. >> i've seen that video before. i

it would go to a playoff with daniel berger.st extra hole, spieth found inside in a greenside bunker but watch this. chips in for birdie. his reaction was as good as that shot. berger could force another playoff hole if he could make this long putt. it's off the mark. spieth joins tiger woods as the only players in the modern era to win ten tour events before the age of 24. >> for the bunker shot to go in, that was awesome. i don't know if i'll ever have a moment like that again. i feel fortunate to play golf for a live pentagon. that was my dream growing up. to live for these moments and produce, you know, moments like that, i feel very lucky, very blessed. >> in the surprise move the earthquakes fired head coach and top assistant spencer. the team had made progress and was coming off a win last night. san jose's technical director chris leitcl will take the head coach position. how about that spot by jordan spieth? >> amazing. >> plus he wins $1. 2 >> and under 24 years old. very accomplished. >>> the latest installment of "tr

the world number six finished level with daniel berger on 12 under at the end of the fourth round.rom 30 feet for birdie to beat his fellow american, who needed to sink this putt to force a further hole. but he failed, and at 23, spieth becomes the second—youngest player since 1945 to notch ten tour victories — after tiger woods. while on the lpga tour, south korea's so yeon ru claimed a two—stroke victory in arkansas for her fifth tour title. the 26—year—old who's world number three was a comfortable winner after taking a five stroke advantage into sunday's final round, having not played for a fortnight after she missed the cut in her last tournament. the win means she's the first two time winner on the tour this year having taken the ana inspiration in april for her second major title. with a week to go until wimbledon, someone who knows a thing or two about winning it, petra kvitova, who claimed her first tournament since returning from a knife attack injury with victory in birmingham. the czech, who's a two time champion at the all england club, defeated 21—year—old australian

fellow american daniel berger would force a playoff on the first extra hole.h out of a green side bunker and can you believe it? chips in for birdie. is this guy excited or what? berger could force another playoff hole if he could make this long birdie putt, but it's not going to happen. for the 23-year-old texan, it's his tenth tour victory. >> for the bunker shot to go in, that was awesome. i mean i don't know if i'll ever have a moment like that again. i feel very fortunate to play golf for a living. that was my dream growing up and to be able to kind of live for these moments and produce, you know, moments like that, i feel very lucky, very blessed. >> for the win, spieth takes home $1.2 million. >>> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> as you said earlier, between danica and ricky, who is sleeping on the couch tonight? >> mb is in trouble. >> thank you for joining us. that's it for tonight. i'm kate larsen. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a gre man: "the liberty report" [ mwith sally langston.ng ] two gifts

>> i think president berger sweeney has taken the time with a lot of issues.d be very quick to act on that. i think she was too slow to act on this. just condemning the behavior, we have to wait a full day to hear from that. we also waited too long to hear from professor williams to correct the issue and get the right details out. i've heard from a lot of students that professor williams paints with broad strokes in his class, it would be really nice to get some details behind this and to understand what he was saying. right now, the broad strokes are not making a good picture. >> tucker: painting with broad strokes means attacking an entire groups of people. i've talked to kids in his class and they say he attacks groups of people based on skin color, income and where they live, have you heard that? >> i've heard that from my peer peers, he makes assumptions based on what students are wearing and things like that. i think that's part of his clas class. some students have told me they've come to learn from that experience, but they've also -- some students hav

and even yes, a berger. >> holly molly. but it was a few bites. >> what do you think of the food truck >> as the weather held up. not every game did. still that fun came with a side of anything your stick could desire. >> wow. >> i went cross-eyed. i know you just saw. if you missed today. no big deal, it continues tomorrow from noon to 9:00 p.m. >> i'm going to sit you and tori down. >> i proved it today. it's not going to work. >> i had a chance to go out and i realized when the sun goes down, some people get a chance to get down. i'm talking about getting down way little harmony, and some hoops. >> ♪ . >> i'll go first, what do you got? ♪ ♪ ♪. >>> the mayor gave me the key to the city. so since it's friday. fun. it was a lot of fun. mother nature was keyed up during the day, let's get the forecast. lauren is standing by. lauren? . >>> thanks so much, i see what you're doing there with all those keys. i don't want to have to bring out my singing voice because everyone knows it's to incredible and i just don't want to make

. >> neil: let's go to chad berger who is number crunching all this.licans have indicated, it is problematic. divorce may not be there. after this, are more votes not there or what? >> people will use the congressional budget office score. some of those republicans who are still on the fence, they might say, look, this does not do enough to bring down costs. it does not ensure enough people. i give some of those other senators, who we have been looking at, cory gardner of colorado, give them a reason to say no. here's an operational problem for the senator majority leader, mitch mcconnell. as you set for a long time, they are considering this under the budget reconciliation process, which is all they need is 51 yeas. it avoids a filibuster. what is also known, you need 51 votes just to get onto the bill. why would a senator, and we have five who are opposed right now, come out and say, i will take all these tough votes in the next few days, and then vote no. why would they possibly vote to let this bill come out on the floor. he met? that is in the par

and even yes, a berger. >> holly molly.it was a few bites. >> what do you think of the food truck >> as the weather held up. not every game did. still that fun came with a side of anything your stick could desire. >> wow. >> i went cross-eyed. i know you just saw. if you missed today. no big deal, it continues tomorrow from noon to 9:00 p.m. >> i'm going to sit you and tori down. >> i proved it today. it's not going to work. >> i had a chance to go out and i realized when the sun goes down, some people get a chance to get down. i'm talking about getting down way little harmony, and some hoops. >> ♪ . >> i'll go first, what do you got? ♪ ♪ ♪. >>> the mayor gave me the key to the city. so since it's friday. fun. it was a lot of fun. mother nature was keyed up during the day, let's get the forecast. lauren is standing by. lauren? . >>> thanks so much, i see what you're doing there with all those keys. i don't want to have to bring out my singing voice because everyone knows it's to incredible and i just don't want to make ever

. >> and sam berger of the senate -- of the center for american progress. and anthony from the center for strategic and international theies will talk about potential troop increase in afghanistan. be sure to watch it c-span's "washington journal" this morning. join the discussion. next, a look at the opioid crisis and solutions for combating drug addiction in the u.s. this event included members of congress and several health care experts. posted by the "washington post" this is just two hours. >>> hello. all right. bear with me here. i have all of this hands. thank you for coming today. welcome to "the washington post." i am mike sabonus, i cover congress for the post. we're here to discuss the nation's

travelers championship yesterday in connecticut, jordan spieth and daniel berger sudden death playoffth on the first playoff hole from the bunker, boom, from the bunk i would be happy not to skull it. this is spieth's tenth pga victory. you got to keep the club face open. >> i got it. thank you ducis rodgers. >>> cecily tynan with that accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. right now, get any small mcdonald's smoothie, frappé or shake for $2. how do you top a deal like that? ♪ hurry in, only at mcdonald's. ♪ and carmax will hold it for you youp to seven days, for free.ine you come in when it's convenient i know this because i'm from seven days in the future. now don't be frightened, seven days in the future is a glorious place. after all you had two good hair days in a row... perfect. right out of bed. and this car you reserved on carmax.com is still being held for you, for free. pretty sweet. or as we like to say from seven days in the future... ah...we still say pretty sweet. it's basically the same. ♪ it's not carbonation. those bubbles are celebrating. ♪ right now

conservatives from their faculties and they should require bodyguards and security to ensure their safety berger adjusted if hill minutes left with our guest. >> greetings from hill country. president obama left behind what list any ideas how to reject them? why hasn't that holocaust survivor or the grandchildren of her suit george soros as a nazi collaborator? i will wait for me answer. >> 17 years old to confiscate the property abuse that is the problem there. c-span is a good example to identify and tear down the obama loyalist. inside the washington issue as far as i'm concerned that the conservative grassroots has to rise up where is the ground where is the student organization? not tell the obama presidency at the grass-roots level it is a movement of ordinary people. decatur 12 schools are now indoctrinating kids from kindergarten up. just fill in the state legislature and read the code of ethics that will prevent them to indoctrinate with controversial issues. they cannot advocate for any side whether they're right or the left indicator 12 classroom. so let's take all the way they're tea

daniel berger, jordan spieth, he says we're in a playoff.e bunker then threw his club, not sporting. his caddie threw the rake. certainly against all etiquette rules. when you win your tenth and did it in sudden death you can make a mess. high fives. happiness and jordan spieth champ at the travelers. there he is. >>> this guy is a rookie. cody bellinger. dodgers, 21 years old, that's a homer, so that's 23 on the year. he gets another chance and does it again, 24. l.a. has won ten straight game, 16 out of 17. threw a whole bunch of fastballs and wild pitches but we don't have time for that. bellinger is second in the majors for home runs. you know who else, aaron judge of the yankees. >> he hit two more of those but five runs scored by past balls for the dodgers, the most since 1920. i wasn't here for that but bonds was and told me it was true. >> enjoy your news. all the white house briefings off camera. >> thanks for reminding us at 1:30, sean spicer. >>> there was plenty of old school flavor at sunday night's b.e.t. awards. members of new

host: tomorrow we will have chris jacobs of the texas foundation here and sam berger from the center of american politics and center for american progress. the -- from the center strategic studies will be here to talk about the increase meant -- the increase of u.s. troops in afghanistan. have a good saturday. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next, former homeland security secretary jeh johnson on russian interference in the 2016 elections. speeches byoor senators on their version of the health care bill. after that we will open the phone lines to take your comments on health care. cliques today at noon eastern, from the franklin delano library someential of the annual roosevelt reading should -- festival. -- and her book elliott and eleanor roosevelt. gatekeeper, fdr, and the untold story of the partnership that defined a presidency. and then at 8 p.m. eastern a conversation with rest selling author from his home in new

president trump and in another he said that the president should be imprisoned for treason jacqueline berger comments now on the tumultuous situation that. divided they were. i would say were more open minded were kind of more moderate well educated people a lot of educated people that are sensible. they were kind of very good weren't they i'm not to judge what other people's education and stuff is coming of them are not working at mcdonald's or somewhere even though they have a five year six year degree it's not surprising that countries. since one in the u.s. presidential election last november trump has been calling for the nation to set aside its differences and to unify i say it is time for us to come together as one united people we may have our differences we are strongest when we are unified but it seems that divides are already too deep on wednesday a republican hating bernie sanders loving gunmen went on a shooting spree aiming according to one witness that killing as many republicans as possible at a g.o.p. base while outing and this is not just come out of the blue this tension h

care law or placement plan released this week by senate republicans, we're joined this guests, samur berger, a senior policy advisor for the center for american jacobs, whod chris is joining us from the texas public policy foundation, a senior culture analyst with them. sam

sam berger and chris jacobs, you can find them both on twitter. guys, thank you for joining me this money. more washington journal ahead. we will be joined by anthony focusing ond afghanistan in our next segment. we will look at the announcement from the trump administration about increased troop levels in afghanistan. we will be right back. ♪ >> tonight on afterwards, financial expert rachel snyder and a financial expert will detail how moderate to low income families manage money in their book "the financial diary." they are being interviewed by the author of "two dollars a day, living on almost nothing in america." risk of small decisions going badly is so much higher for people at the bottom. wealthy people make or spending decisions all the time. consequence -- there almost is not one. but for people who are struggling, the consequence is often really big. >> this is data that really surprised me that came from a government survey. between 2009 and 2011 come there -- between 2009 in 2011, there were 90 million americans who at some point were

covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows on our dot com coming up author and filmmaker dora berger enters the hawk's nest to discuss her new book on the prevention of autism and then things aren't exactly looking peachy ga stay tuned the watching the. all the world's a stage and all the news companies merely players but what kind of parties are into american play party america. are american personal. many ways to use the landscape just like the real news. actors bad actors and in the end you could never. part all of the world's all the world's a stage we are definitely a player. i'm john harshman and i will give you what the mainstream media can't the big picture will go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. if you can't say the word autism without a better you can debate these days about whether you're crazy enough to believe vaccines might be causing it but with the c.d.c. estimating in twenty fifteen that one in forty five children now have an autism spectrum disorder it may be one of the fastest growing developmental disorders in the u.s. even more d

listen actually i didn't get it you gave that piece of advice to gore berger i thought that was a really just listen if you're interviewing someone listen i have a tough time with that my motto is i've never learned anything when i was talking what's the best perk of being a celebrity there aren't many i mean it's it's an absolute intrusion on your life from every level and i make a living off of seeming to be your best friend that's what i do on screen and well when in fact people approach me much more than they approach of the people because i'm already their friend and so they're coming over and they're drunk on their neurons and they want to take a picture it's maybe a stranger's phantom coat or. i had not strangest but the most raw was i had a guy in kansas very drunk during the day come over and asked me to take a picture and i said yeah i will but just let me finish we're going my drink because this is a busy bar and he just suddenly said you mean i do you know but i know you work you know you think you're i might my girlfriend say you're famous i don't know who's that i koreans y

covered on facebook and twitter see our full shows on our dot com coming up author and filmmaker darren berger enters the hawk's nest to discuss her new book on the prevention of autism and then it is on exactly looking peachy ga stay tuned watching the. social environment. right. chemical discoveries over the last century made every day life easier but at what cost this is serial is exceptionally sick. no wonder it's confidential. cysts as the years old industrial giants reap the benefit ignoring the caused by chemical production. you know as if these people aren't just experimental animals decades later the toxic environment continues to poison lives and we found these astronomically high levels of dioxin levels that my staff think maybe some of the highest levels ever in the united states for almost thirty years this very serious problem had not actually been addressed what will that investigation into the chemical industry secrets revealed . to. the earth. seemed wrong. all all. that yet to shape out the attic. and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. chan

at some point it was the biggest nothing berger ever.covered it like it was pearl harbor. >> guided by americans. >> so hillary clinton putting forth quite the list of culprits for white she lost the election in a recent interview she did out in california. they have no total up the excuses and they found a whopping 24 items. that's all we could fit on one screen for you. the former trump campaign spokesperson is here. you have to wonder which reality the hillary clinton and many of the left are living in today if they truly think that those are all the reasons why it hillary clinton loss. she is even claim the dnc and facebook. we could just recall that it was rigging the primary in her favor. and they actually had their own version of a beer summit. again this is a psychology of the left and their unwillingness to accept the election results. she lost because she was hillary clinton. she was a bad candidate and she did a lot of bad things why when she was in the public eye. it something cheaper up and that's russia. the trump campaign

this was the biggest nothing berger ever.sians in my opinion is based on the intelligence counter intel people i talked to could not have known how to weapon eyes that information unless they had been guided. guided by americans. within one hour, one hour of the access hollywood tape being leaked, within one hour the russians -- i say wikileaks, same thing. dumped the john podesta emails. i inherit nothing from the democratic party. it was bankrupt, it was on the verge of insolvency. its data with mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong. >> this is the dnc. >> he never took the blame for herself. donald trump quickly responding, crooked hillary clinton blames everybody but herself, refuses to say she was a terrible candidate, hits facebook and even democrats and the dnc. this is how people fight these days, people in covfefe houses shouldn't throw covfefe. joni goldberg and charles krauthammer are saying enough with the excuses. >> short of 5:00 shadow and wearing wink keeps on the beach, the transition to bitterness is complete

transfer we are joined by prosecutor david berger right here. and repeat, former u.s.igence officer. i want to begin with you. we're expecting to hear testimonies from james called me next week. you say on the obstruction of justice issue there is one question that needs to be asked. that question is did obama ever discuss an fbi investigation? >> yeah, let's understand what happened in the prior administration. i would bet president obama had conversations about other investigation and maybe even hillary investigation. is it just a job allegations are potentially another president that had influence over investigations? >> to that point, did president trump ask you to halt the meddling of russians and the u.s. election? does he have any protection to legally and there's anything they have to answer. is that possible? >> unless it's classified information, he's been essentially read off the classified program. when he told the fbi when he could and couldn't speak aboutcommon for the intelligence community. comey that there is no political interference. i'll see how it

covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows on our dot com coming up author and filmmaker dora berger enters the hawk's nest to discuss her new book on the prevention of autism and then it is on exactly looking peachy in the georgia state soon the watching the. welcome guys are. looking forward to. this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched as a report. if you can say the word autism without admitting it the debate these days about whether you're crazy enough to believe might be causing it but with the c.d.c. estimating in twenty fifteen that one in forty five children now have an autism spectrum disorder it may be one of the fastest growing developmental disorders in the u.s. even more devastating as a parent of a child on the autism spectrum have a higher chance of a second child also developing so what causes it the mayo clinic has announced the scientific consensus that vaccines don't cause autism but no one seems to know what does the harbor is the mother of an autistic boy and the author of a new book how to prevent autism she joins us now to discuss her research but i

dot com coming up author and filmmaker darren berger enters the hawk's nest to discuss her new book on the prevention of autism and then it is on exactly looking peachy in georgia stay tuned watching the us. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us is it just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to lunch you know what it is that really packs a punch. yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than the blue. sea people you never heard of love jack tonight president of the world bank so he doesn't really seriously send us an e-mail. for decades the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics. big money corporate interests has thrown down a lot of boys that's how it is in the news culture in this country now that's where i come in. i mean it still on our t.v. america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded you'll get the straight talk in the straight news. if you can't say the word autism without it getting in a debate these days about whether you're crazy. to believe vaccines might be causing i

even berger gives the thumbs up for that one. when's the championship after one play.t body bumping? bodyslamming. lauren: he's so young. president trump pushes the health care bill despite opposition from his own party. >> health care is a very, very tough thing to get. but i think we are going to get it. lauren: will tell you by ceo mark zuckerberg wants to get into the tv bid. the cheryl: breaking news this morning. president trump at the muscled the time the gop senate health care bill and to the senate floor for a vote. happening this week. lauren: wrapping up the 2017th session today, where he could get a decision on the president's travel ban. the supreme court justice anthony kennedy announced his retirement although he has the issue. cheryl: investors pretty vocal as we head to the the week in june. the average trading up over 1% this month and right now the u.s. stock market pointing to a higher open. lauren: investors watching oil prices shot up more than 1%. $43.35 a barrel. cheryl: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wants to go hollywood. we'll tell you about hi

started the song by inviting denison, a justice department attorney for taft and freelance frank berger is working in the war department to live in the house. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> on "after words" anne-marie slaughter on foreign affairs in her book the chessboard and the web. she is interviewed by denis mcdonough, and visiting senior fellow for the carnegie endowment for national pieces

this is upside down and the fact that the senate intelligence committee -- with senator berger and warnerting -- they know well there's nothing to this. there's nothing more than a show trial. they should be ashamed and the american people should demand their heads. >> sean: so much due deference deference. and the fake news reporter, about this whole issue of yet, will you testify ? yeah, okay. by the way, this is his word versus my word. i have been consistent here and i was proven on the issue of collusion, corruption, i was never being investigated and now comey has been exposed as a leaker. the whole loretta lynch and hillary clinton issue. i have to tell you something here, this is really important. if he's willing to testify against comey, then the legal issues earlier in the show, what do you think about that? >> that's fine except for this, sean. there should be consequences for what is happened here. the testimony of comey yesterday reveals there is no substance, no possible way for the senate intelligence committee because they've all been committed by the investigators. lorett

daniel berger, chipping from just off the green. perfect touch. nothing but net. a 4 under 66. this birdie on 15 gave him the outright lead. he would par in the rest of the way. his second career pga tour victory. 10 under par winning this event two years in a row. this abc 7 sports report broi broug brought to you by river rock casino. first team to do it at home since the a's in 1974. >> which would be nice because he doesn't want to go back to cleveland. nothing against cleveland. >> great city. >> thanks a lot. for drew and shu, i'm eric thomas. have a great night and even better morning. where a walk down main street... there's a place like no other... where a walk down main street... blah blah blah .. hey! the name's rocket and i need your help! the collector has trapped my friends, the guardians of the galaxy in this weird...freakshow... check it out...this is the joint we're in... and we need you to help us break out! got it?...good...now move it!...i gotta go! ...here there is magic for days! i, fitzgerald thomas grant iii, do solemnly swear that i will f

it took berger 55 games and sanchez 59 games to reach the 21-homer mark.nger, 21, now leads the national league in home runs. his first game was april 25. he has five multihomer games, tying mike piazza for the dodgers' rookie record. (mark) former minnesota gm david kahn wrote a story for sports illustrated talking about one of the most infamous moments in timberwolves draft history. when they drafted back-to-back point guards 2009, but left stephen curry on the board. the agent for steph the agent stephen curry but left guards 2009, to-back point draft history. most infamous one of the talking about illustrated for sports wrote a story david kahn minnesota gm former (mark) one.four games to one. (mark) former minnesota gm david kahn wrote a story for sports illustrated talking about one of the most infamous moments in timberwolves draft history. when they drafted back-to-back point guards 2009, but left stephen curry on the board. the agent for steph curry said his father, dell, did not want his son to be drafted by minnesota. (mark) after the end of the

justice department attorney for taft and freelance frank berger who is working in the war department to live in the house. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> on "after words" anne-marie slaughter on foreign affairs in her book the chessboard and the web. she is interviewed by denis mcdonough, and visiting senior fellow for the carnegie endowment for national pieces technology in international affairs program. >> hello everybody. my name is denis mcdonough i will be your host today. we were joined by anne-marie slaughter. we will discuss her exciting new book. which is called the trust board and the web. is one of several books that she has written. she is currently sealed new america. for my director policy planning of the state department and formerly dean of the woodrow wilson school of public international affairs at princeton. what's important, those are just

jordan spieth and daniel berger had to go to a playoff. spieth was in a bunker on the first playoff hole. 20 yards from the hole and you see he sank it. the title. and he does it again, i guess and becomes the big celebration. you'd be happy too if you just won $1.2 million. spieth joins tiger woods as the only players in the modern era with ten tour wins before age 24. got to work on that celebration, don't you think? >>> this is awesome. former nfl quarterback tim tebow is a step closer to the major leagues. the mets have promoted him from the lowest level of the minors to the next level. the mets general manager admits tebow isn't posting good numbers, but he is improving. and he's been great for business in every city where he's played. for a time, he had the number one jersey. throughout the entire new york met franchise. >> wow. >> so, tebow's good. >> tebow, moving up in the rld. >> good at something, check. >> what do you mean good at something? he was a good football player, too. >> he was a great football player. >> yes. i know.

well known french fitness blogger has been rebecca berger fried an exploding whipped cream dispenser.acebook calling it an accident. it's not funny. there are reports she had died from cardiac arrest after the incident despite getting medical attention. one of her family members posted a picture of a whipped cream dispenser warning people not to use it. i'm so sorry. saying it exploded and actually struck her chest causing her death. talk about a freak accident. man. >>> george clooney adding more money to his [inaudible] incredible. he just sold his tequila brand casa amigo. >>> finally a statue of abraham lincoln in chicago turning some heads get this for its sex appeal. the bronze sculpture shows a young lincoln showing off his chest and muscles with his lincoln as a young man the artist had to imagine what he looked like. >>> and i'm just going say that was one interesting group of trending stories. >> coming up next a few game of thrones trailer out. fans freaking out. >>> rihanna giving one of her fans break upadvice. kevin is back after the break. >> 6:43. we just got the keys

exploding whip cream canister that was withdrawn from the market in 2013 the 33-year-old rebeck why bergerd sunday after the can hit her in the chest causing her to have a heart attack that is your cnbc news update for this hour now back over o "squawk alley. >> thank you very much appreciate it. let's get to the european close. >> haishgs mieuropean stocks see under pressure due to the bear market in oil prices consumer goods and health care moving lower as well meantime, there are some signs of slowing economic growth in europe the euro-zone coming in at 55.7 in june. that say five-month low. germany slipping to 56.1 france read 5g 5.3 but manufacturing activity was a bright spot. the year is experiencing best quarter of growth in six years how does that impact the currency market snt euro rigz against the dollar today, recouping losses for the week. another big story has been on the m & a front. glencore sweetening the deal for their rio tint yoe they rejected the previous offer in favor of a lower bid from a china eyes miner that offered better value and certainty for shareholders euro

spieth put a quick end to the playoffs with daniel berger on the bunker. he held out for the win.that's what you do when you win that dramatically. it's the 10th win for the 23- year-old spieth. he joins tiger woods as the only player to win 10 or more tournaments before turning 24. woods won 15 times before his 24th birthday. >>> and the san jose earthquakes were 2-1 winners last night over real salt lake. how did they follow that up? they followed their head coach and assistant hired in 2015 and in his second stint in san jose. he was fired along with john spencer. he's been replaced by the former quakes player, 38-year- old chris leech. that's it for me and for now. jason appelbaum and i will see you at 11:30 for sports wrap. now here are frank and alyana with your news. >> thanks a lot, joe. >>> coming up next at 11:00. >> a possible break in the case of a missing san francisco man. the human remains found that is now connected to a person of interest. >>> hi again everyone i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm alyana gomez. >> we have new details tonight in the case of the missing san

. >> ben's mom nancy johnson horn is a blog berger and despite of years of online experience -- >> isterday from -- it said it was netflix and said there was something my password because of inter land i knew not to click on that and because of what i've seen on the news. >> reporter: tonight it's a team effort. mom and son figuring out not just how to keep themselves safe but others safe, too. >> it teaches mow to if i see other people also being bullied i will give them a nice comment and try to rear them away from the evil comment and make them feel better. >> i him to see you can be kind online and you can be nice online. you don't -, don't let anybody bully you. >> jenner lahmers, fox news. >>> florida family giving a 17-year-old rescue dog a new leash on life. >> by helping him cross off items on a doggie bucket list. meet coffee bean this dog was found dumped in the streets in south florida. sick and hungry. before he he's gone, his new owners want him to have it all. he's already met miss florida. he was named junior firefighter, and honorary k9 officer and even given the bon

. >> as jack high berger reports this is not the first mountain he scaled.uess sort of the piece that is really distinguish an expedition from everything else are the down suit that are sort of famous on the mountain. that's this guy. >> reporter: in the closet of andrew town's minneapolis apartment, memories of worlds most of us have never seen. >> the seven summits in particular took me to seven bizarre corners of the world. >> reporter: snow covered lands, past the reach of helicopters and wi-fi. places overwhelming in both beauty and danger. >> you really have to visualize as many scenarios as are possible including the worse case scenario. >> for over decade the 35-year-old has trek the globe summiting the tallest mountain on every continent. >> i'm terrified of heights. so mount nearing was a natural out growth and combination of my love of endurance sports and pushing my limits along with my new found interest in overcoming my mental barriers. >> first would come mount kill land man giroux in africa and, denial until alaska, and by 2015 the biggest of

bill berger, who was middlebury's coordinator for all of this, rightly stopped it at 20 minutes we wenttairs and presented the presentation on video. they weren't going to stop. they were going to go on all night. >> tucker: what were they saying? >> lots of different chance. none of them were very memorabl memorable. they involved white supremacist, and eugenicist, and white nationalist, and that kind of stuff. >> tucker: i heard one of them call you anti-gay? >> yes. should i go on record and say, i am not a white supremacist. it's unreal. it's been unreal for the last six months, where it's not that people are twisting things you have said. they are making assertions about what you have said that they have no relationship to things you have said. >> tucker: distorting what you said, almost inverting it. you made a really powerful case against the american elites, the ruling class, the people to run the country. >> i'm standing up there at middlebury, an elite student body, and i'm thinking to myself "you want to give a lecture dumping on the elite, and they are upset about that." thi

another person to follow all the action is a senior producer chad berger, he'll be live with us to sharehe has heard from lawmakers, many who he has worked in known for a while. ♪ phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. >> shepard: more on a busy news day on hill with the vote on the health care bill delayed, at least till after the fourth of july holiday. i capitol hill producer, we talked about the same thing all day. chad, i'm looking for your take on it. they had what mitch mcconnell called a slush fund, back when the democrats, the kickback. did they already try that on those that said no? to try to bring the votes on? what do they left? >> votes to try to pass the bill. the other issue was just getting onto the bill. back in 2009 and 2010, we heard about the louisiana purchase. try to get the democratic senator from louisiana to vot