three in a row for berger. in a ing for two wins row. back to back. rookie. year. -- rookie of the year. winner.tw in memphis. last week at colonial. to was not an easy shot get from that lie. ick: no. n: i can tell you he was distracted right before the shot and pulled away suspect recovered and got -- away and and got himself set. nick: the secret was that big tide takeaway. pick it.y to drive it low and get the spin. ian: wow. three at 20 under. jim: that means sergio needs to somehow knock this one in. get there. at 16. rank: webb to get to 21. nick: oh, my goodness. e has found his range. shelling peaings. every single one of hese have been center cut. frank: yeah. these guys are just getting birdies in bunches. ancer all the way back at the of this hole. dottie: playing from the four ee like they were yesterday. frank: well positioned. striking is just bout flawless. frank: tyrrell hatton all of a up a has to amp it ittle. hanging on and made find the rough. nick: just suddenly starting to balance a touch on the follow-through. dottie: he seems a little

it's berger's first win in three years.just missing his second pga tour victory after an otherwise really great week. >> you know, i'm going to have to look back and see what pauses i can take out of it. just didn't get the job done. we gave ourselves and "a" chance, and that's what you want at the end. so it's going to sting for a bit but we'll make it out and go on next week. >>> deebo samuel is helping to be the change. the 49ers wide receiver is raising funds to provide scholarships for black student athletes if his home state of south carolina. at last check, the gofundme page created just a couple days ago has raised $1,30or the5,00 22 y jordanmade his last shot in a bulls uniform. the sixth title for mj. it was a bush by byron roughly. jordan retired after that season for a second time. that season was recently the main focus of as tht standstill on the bay bridge. this is a live look on the bay bridge as we speak. a black lives matter protest being held on the bridge right now. some of the online videos you can see

worth, texas, on 18 danielle berger would finish in style with birdie grabs the clubhouse lead. later on the 18th, a putt to win it all. it doesn't fall. the former cal bear would go to playoff. berger already in for par. a tap in to force a second playoff hole. wow, this game can be cruel. daniel berger wins golf's return to the course and playoff, the pga tour heads to hilton head, south carolina, next week. off again, on again. now it's on again. nascar has been battling mother nature, the race at homestead miami speedway has been delayed several times because of lightning and weather. they are back racing. denny hamlin won the first stable and they are currently racing in stage two. former golden state warrior jackson a friend of george floyd said now is not the time to restart the nba season. he said it would take all the focus away from where it needs to be. he's calling out nba owners for not doing enough in the fight against racial injustice. >> playing basketball, make them money and take the attention off what we fighting for, what we marching for. it's bigger than all

daniel berger was not one of the leaders. berger shot a 65.hat wasn't quite good enough as he finished two strokes back. webb simpson was a coleader after three rounds. he finished with five birdies in the final seven. taking the outright lead and then once more at 17. simpson shot a 64 and -- by one stroke. it is the seventh tour win for simpson who is a winner when the open was at olympic club eight years ago. >>> nascar was all set to raise today at the superspeedway in talladega but the weather had other ideas. all you need to seek as the lightning strikes. then came heavy rain. if you thought the strikes were bad, look how slippery it was. the race was postponed until tomorrow. an interesting note, 5000 fans were allowed to buy tickets if they live within 150 miles of the track. >>> if you are a cowboys fan and concerned about who the quarterback would be, you have your answer. still talking about a long-term contract. the tag means prescott will get $31.4 million this season. >>> thanks for wishing happy father's day to everybody. >>> th

out berger was on par and and berger is your winner. >> tim of the athletic will join us tonight to talk nfl and whether or not the league is serious about colin kaepernick coming back to play football. >> is it legitimate and do you expect him to land a job? >> i don't know if he'll end up with a job. i would've said no two weeks ago. this week with pete carroll saying some team called and asked about kaepernick, maybe there is a shot at it but i'll believe it when i see it. reportedly four teams are interested in kaepernick. more from tim tonight at 11:30 on gameday. while the games are starting to come back the fans are not. we look at what the future fan experience might look like. >> this is what we've got. do you want it? after 90 days golf is back, then soccer, nba has a plan and so does the nhl. none of these sports involve fan attendance and that's going to be a problem. >> the challenge for all of us in the live event business is to figure out how to make this experience at the event more compelling than the one at home. >> crowds would eventually at w 50%? 2525? less. >> you'r

daniel berger also making a charge. needs the birdie to get to 15 under and so he does. now on 18.hance to win with a birdie pand it just slides past. he's at 15 under at that point. xander shockley at 15 under. misses the three footer. he can't believe it. it is a two-man playoff. the first playoff, back to 17. and he misses the three footer. it is berger's first win i heis hftern otherwise really great week. >> i'm going to have to look back and see what i can take out of it. i just didn't get job done. we gave ourselves a chance and that's the way you want it to end. so yeah, it will sting a little bit but we'll make it out and get into next week. >> deebo samuel is doing his part. he's raisingpr scholarships for black students in his home town. he's raised over $1,300 for the initial $5,000 goal. good stuff there. 22 years ago today, michael jordan made his last shot in a bulls uniform. the game winner in game six of the nba finals, finishing off the three peat. earned his sixth title. it was a pushoff on brian russell. the season was the main focus of the wind in your hair...

so it's berger and morikawa in a playoff.he playoff going, yet another short putt missed, the third tour win for berger but his first in three years, he has won before but never like this.>> it is just a range of emotions. i've granted so hard the last two months to be in this position and i'm justhard work paid off.>> and nascar continuing its season in florida this weekend and for the first time since resumption, a handful of men and women in the grand stands. most were gone when it was over after three weather delays. chase elliott was in the lead but here comes hamlin as elliott gets caught behind the lab. elliott is the first driver to win three times this year and takes over the overall nascar points lead. and here is one that won't surprise you if you've been following the negotiations about how to get an abbreviated season going. they've rejected their latest offer by the owners, a statement by the players said further dialogue would be futile, just tell us when and where to get back to action. both sides agreed in ma

daniel berger is your winter.onight on game day, talking about colin kaepernick and whether or not the nfl is serious about bringing it back. >> is it legitimate and do you expect him to land the job? >> i don't know that he's going to end up with the job. i would've said no two weeks ago. leaning more towards the world is changing. this week with pete carroll saying they are the last team that brought him in 2017. i am going to believe it when i see it. >> good conversation, more of that on game day at 11:30. while the games have started to come back, the fans are not. we have more on what the future fan experience might look like. >> this is what we've got. do you want it. >> after 90 days golf was back, preceded by soccer, the nba has a plan and so does the nhl. while baseball seems to be going head-to-head. >> none of these sports involve fan attendance and that will be a problem. >> the problem for all of us in the live event business is to figure out how to make this experience at the event. more compelling

jacqueline berger is in the midst of a three volume biography collection on the first ladies called "love, lies, and tears, the lives of america's first ladies" and is joining us from her home in southern california. kendra hinkle is a greenville, mississippi native and serves as a museum technician at the andrew johnson national historic site. thanks for being with us tonight. we'll start with setting the scene. the country had lost presidents before through natural death but this was the first assassination. what was it like in washington, d.c., the capitol and the white house? was it an orderly transition or chaos or something in between? >> as you can imagine in the very beginning it was disbelief. they could not believe it had happened. secretary stanton really took charge immediately and he decided that the president was going to be -- there was going to be a funeral in the east room and he went ahead and had i believe the gentleman's name was major french set up the funeral and do everything for it. he went in to work immediately to elaborate this most beautiful funeral for the

he would go on to a playoff with berger already in with par. a tap-in. game can be gruel sometimes. daniel berg erwins golf return to the course. the pga tour will held to hilton head next week. >>> to the track, nascar allowing 1,000 spectators into the stands to watch the race. rain and lightening causing the race to be delayed by several hours. denny hamlin, takes the checkered flag. >>> now, if you play quarterback, you want to improve. who better to learn from than tom brady. on wednesday, he had a throwing session with the son of former 49ers great deion sanders. sanders posted these photos to social media with the caption, learning from the goat, soaking up all the knowledge. sanders is one of the top high school quarterbacks in the country. he is entering his senior season in texas. he already has two dozen scholarships. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> in the u.s. covid-19 cases continue to rise. nbc reports. >> reporter: as more americans return to restaurants, malls and gyms, a troubling rise in coronavirus cases. at lea

daniel berger was not one of the leaders. how about this effort? he shot a 65. good enough. he finished two strokes back. webb simpson was a coleader. he finished with five birdies in the final seven holes. taking the outright lead. then once more at 17, simpson shot a 64 and answered by a stroke. he might remember was the winner when the open was that olympic club eight years ago. >>> nascar was all set to race today at the speedway in talladega. all you need to see is the lightning strike to know when it was first delayed. if you have a were bad, look at how slippery it was. >> the race was postponed until tomorrow. 5000 fans were allowed to buy tickets. if they lived within 150 miles of the track. >> the cowboys and that prescott are talking about a long-term contract. he made it known they will sign the franchise that they signed him within march. it will get -- the season. >> here is one that will make you think back. bo jackson was a pro baseball and football player. an incredibly strong athlete. he was upset with himself for grounding out with the picture

daniel berger at 16. one-shot back. boom! great way to finish off. is a four way tie thle 15 to baseball, don't celebrate yet. the players association has decided to delay their vote on the league's latest proposal to save the 2020 season because of the outbreak of coronavirus at multiple spring training facilities. it led the league to close all facilities in arizona and florida for a cleaning. players want more information about testing before voting. where was steph curry on friday? well, he was a guest at my good friend jennifer easy, along with dr. clarence b jones. it was a juneteenth chat, as part of the silk speaker series. several topics were hit. here was curry to the young demographic, our leaders of tomorrow. >> it is not just winning a social media contest of who can say the right things, who can be the loudest. i think they have that perspective and they understand that this generation can be the change, and can be the ones to plant their flag in the ground and say, we are not going to accept this anymore. >> i have a father's day featu

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last week's winner daniel berger in contention yet again. he's one shot off the lead at 14 under par with a round of 800 par on saturday. nearly holes out on 16 for an eagle. four players at 15 under including webb simpson. and tyrrell hatton also shot an 8 under 63. finishes the day with a long birdie on 18. there are 36 players all within five shots of the lead. sunday should be crazy. >>> for the first time in history, the belmont stakes was the first race in the triple crown. it was shortened from a mile and a half to a mile and an eighth. >> the new york hero, 'tis the law, and manny franco to win the belmont stakes. they took it by four lengths to the end. >> tiz the law wins. kentucky derby september 5th. preakness set for october 3. good to see some live sports back. guys. >> chris, thank you very much.m. >>> up next on abc7 news at 5:00, tomorrow is father's day. how the pandemic is inspiring people to get creative with gift-giving and spend more, not less. >>> and abc7 is celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 by featuring as man

daniel berger also had a chance to grab the share of the lead.is pro shot on the green, nice shape for a birdie chance and then he nailed it. shooting a 66, good for his share of the lead. or what if's, collin morikawa, one of the leaders that can go up front by himself. he settles for 67 then has to wait. then more putting woes, this time it is xander schauffele, a fell one-stroke back. soberger to make his par putt, with another short mess. >> it's just a range of emotions. i've granted so hard the last two months to be in this position, and i'm just so thankful that all the hard work paid off. and nascar continuing its season in florida this weekend, and for the first time since resumption, a handful of invited servicemen and women in the grandstands, social distancing. with a 30 laps to go, chase elliott was in the lead, and then elliott gets caught behind the lap. hamlin is the first driver to win three times this year and takes over the overall nascar lead. here is one that won't surprise you if you've been following the negotiations by maj

vaults berger chasing a europa league spot and always carry a threat to. the bank because felt's team have generally seen an improvement since the coronavirus break fine margins have been the difference i think we have to take more risk we have to go full to the situations also the last pass has to be better be we get to the last 3rd but then the last pass is not always good care finally a good last pass but still not enough. i. fell's constant enthusiasm coupled with the times brutal honesty have won him big friends in the bremen boardroom loyalty is a rare commodity these days but if the 2004 bonus league champions get relegated will be seen as folly instead. of middle of the break. hence. the to wrench will downpour fell in the 2nd tough was it a chance for the ball to zip off the surface for just a battlement to sum up raymond's miserable season. the storm clouds have already been gathering over bremen for a while now and look has all but deserted them. but there is still hope for instance when the woodwork is on your side. or when your recent savior t

the city help fund the project on hagan berger road right near the o.co coliseum. >> they wanted to see this as another model for housing solutions to come and community organizations coming together and working together to better achieve a solution to the housing crisis instead of staying apart. >> the project is designed to be transitional housing starting with one-year stays. the date has been pushed back to september because of the pandemic. when it opens, 22 homeless youths and their advisors will have a place to call home. >>> open animal services says an aggressive turkey has taken over the market rose garden and will be removed from the site. it has been closed for nearly a month after a turkey moved in and reportedly attacked people walking by. the city says the turkey will be moved into the oakland hills sometime next week. and the park will immediately reopen. >>> disney has released a new one minute trailer for the hamilton musical that will appear on disney plus on july the third. >> father without a father ♪ got a lot farther ♪ >> this includes lynelle miranda in the role.

berger written on first ladies. i've always wondered was the fact that mrs.coln was so distraught set a precedent for other widows? >> no. no, actually that's not the case at all. there are a couple of other women that, of course, lost their husbands during the presidency. garfield happened to be one of them. and she was just the opposite of mary todd lincoln. she handled herself extremely graciously. she moved out of the white house almost instantaneously and jackie kennedy handled herself with great poise and great sophistication. so, no, i wouldn't say that mary todd lincoln set that example at all. >> ben, what is known of eliza's parents, and did she have any siblings? >> no siblings. >> she didn't have any siblings, we do know that. she had a widowed mother that raised her by herself. >> john mccardle was a shoe maker. still have the boot shingle for his business at the andrew johnson museum and library and he also opened a tavern in the town of warrensberg, tennessee, as well. >> we referenced scrapbooks. i think we saw one in the video but denise want

daniel berger gets the win at 15 under par.s off in south carolina. >> hearing that golf on the tv, great to be able to see and watch. >> slowly but surely sports are coming back. >>> that is canascar was the fi track. molly hunter reports >> reporter: it had the top drivers and that sound 1,000 service members and first responders at the dixie vodka 400. but conspicuously absent, the confederate flag nascar saying its presence runs contrary to our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all fans supporters and critics credit 26-year-old driver bubba wallace. >> we want change. it starts with us. >> reporter: wallace, the only black full-time driver led the campaign donning a shirt saying i can't breathe. his car getting a new paint job last week, reading black lives matter for black fans, it's a welcome, long overdue change. >> the first time going to nascar, i have to admit, when you see all of those confederate flags, i was immediately feeling unwanted >> i love nascar more than i love the confedera

charles schwab open, golf fans in grandstands to watch the action and the end was a nail biter daniel bergern to win the tour. they'll tee off again next on thursday >>> still to come, janessa's weather forecast is up next. >>> plus, a double dose of spatn. meet the first mother/daughter duo to graduate medical school or don't and be uncomfortably waiting. step up with boost mobile and take in the movie on your new "big screen" lg k51 step up with boost mobile's new upgraded network. stronger signal. faster speeds. more coverage. switch and get 4 lines for $25 per line, per month with unlimited data and 4 free lg k51 phones. step up with boost mobile. per month with unlimited data and 4 free lg k51 phones. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. it works great on bathtubs. and even stainless steel. try clean freak from mr. clean. you can't fake the goodness the crunch of real almonds how chocolatey chunks taste in cold milk. we keep it real. because you can't fake... delicious special k t

span berger served overseas and for the central intelligence agency and is also spent time at the agency and both very knowledgeable. ms. cheryl, want to thank you for bring your national security perspective to the meeting. the bottom line is this did not substitute for a larger briefing of all the members. after all, as has been pointed out the central issue in this case was whether or not russia is paying bounties to the taliban for the purposes of killing american armed services personnel, or civilians. we have no higher duties and to protect our men and women that we sent into harm's way. this was a red flag. if either was not waived or the president ignored the wave. president truman said the buck stops here. president trump says i never saw the buck. this is a serious matter, and we need to make sure that the members of congress and the american public understand whether or not our relationship with the soviet union -- excuse me, with russia is compromised by the relationship between the president and mr. putin. that is a danger to our country if that is the case. and this matter

jacqueline berger is in the midst of a three-volume biography collection on the first ladies, called "love, lies, and tears: the lives of america's first ladies" and she's joining us from her home in southern california. >> kendra hinkle is a greeneville, tennessee native, as andrew johnson is, and a longtime employee of the national park service. she serves as a museum technician at the andrew johnson national historic site. thanks for being with us tonight. >> jacqueline berger, we're going to start with setting the scene. the country had lost presidents before through natural death, but this was the first assassination. so, what was it like in washington, d.c., the capitol and in the white house? was it an orderly transition, or chaos, or something in between? >> well, as you can well imagine, susan, in the very beginning, it was just disbelief. they just could not believe that it had happened. but secretary stanton really took charge immediately and he decided that the president was going to be -- there was going to be a funeral in the east room, and he went ahead and had -- i be

. >> the statue was in berger park. the former grand wizard of the ku klux klan and, the protesters didn't bother with that. they were too busy vandalizing the statue. and, these people were absolute and even defaced the philly civil war memorial. dedicated to the union soldiers that fought the confederacy. >> well first of all they are antihistory, but, someone says get that statue. and here's a news flash, the statue will run away. so you can just get that statue. i saw that, get that statue and they don't even know what it is. now nancy pelosi is requesting that 11 confederate statues be removed from the capital but, he was the mayor of baltimore, he dedicated a confederate memorial to robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. >> that's correct. on may 2nd 1948. the baltimore report said pelosi's father said "we could look for inspiration to the lives of lee and jackson to remit us to be resolute and determined in preserving our sacred institutions. americans must emulate jackson's example and stand up like stone wall aga

announcer: earlier today, nato secretary-general yen sultan berger announced his 2030 initiative and what role nato is playing during the coronavirus. he discussed president trump's threat to remove u.s. troops from germany and accused russia and china of spreading disinformation about the coronavirus. held during a virtual conversation by the atlantic council, this is 30 minutes. >> it is wonderful to have this opportunity to discuss nato's reflection process with secretary-general stoltenberg, at a time when the alliance is facing a wide array of challenges. cyberussia and china, to attacks, climate change, and the pandemic. one of the changes we need to make today to ensure that nato will be relevant and effective over the coming decade and in 2030? to answer these questions, we will begin with saving remarks from the secretary-general. then, my wonderful colleague in who works with, the alliance for securing democracy, will moderate a conversation with the secretary-general. she will start with fred and me and then take questions from you. fred will close us out. now a word about

osho will samberg and zucker berger just like 3 or 4 people who made this decision unilaterally that's an editorial decision they decided that in this case they would leave it up with other cases other posts would have been taken down yeah and as a side note gentlemen this just happened to me just moments ago and we know instagram was bought by facebook and i posted up just moments ago a photo wearing a face mask that scottie nell hughes so graciously gifted to me and said to me i took a photo saying you know thank you for my face mask you know my you've added color to my kopek life and they have chosen to add a link to the cd see for information about coven. so you like like i said whatever you post if you put a post that has coded in it automatically link it to the c.d.c. to give you correct information right right so i find that fascinating that that's happening right now now we're talking about zuckerberg and steve i think we can both agree that this is a good thing for the 1st amendment that zuck is is being bold enough to do this but he is getting a lot of hate from his own rank

looking at daniel berger stopping his approach at 16. set himself up for birdie. he is in contention with one shot back. terrell hatton how about fresca? nice role to finish off 863. >>> a big blow to block john bolton's tell-all book. >>> a grim prediction on the covid-19 crisis. how soon that the u.s. could hit 200,000 deaths if things keep going the way they are. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> testing is a double-edged sword. when you do testing to that extent you will find more people and more cases. i said, slow the testing downplays. >> that is just one of several stunning remarks the president has made it his rally in tulsa oklahoma where he also referred to the coronavirus as the congo flew. >> addressing into a crowd of perhaps 20,000 the president has also slammed protesters and urged states to reconsider. >>> the presence been s

everton defender scored as they drew one all with union berlin after wolfsburg dealt that blow to bergerbetween 0xford survival. it was the same result between oxford and fc,: after philip max scored a late equaliser for the home team. now, many sport stars have been participating in the black lives matter protests, including the former manchester united defender, rio ferdinand and his wife whojoin thousands of people demonstrating following the death of george boyd in america. ferdinand's the children also participated with the defender explaining to his a.3 million followers, taking my family to parliament squared today to be a pa rt parliament squared today to be a part of the protest was very emotional. the imports of supporting such causes emotional. the imports of supporting such causes cannot emotional. the imports of supporting such causes cannot be underestimated. educating the next generation is an absolute must. well, in america where the protests began, former philadelphia eagles defensive back, malcolm jenkins, warned that the global protests over racial injustice and police

daniel berger was not one of those leaders. how about this effort? he shot a 65. simpson was a coleader after three rounds he finished with five birdies in the final seven holes. once more at 17, simpson shot a 64. it is the seventh tour win for simpson who you might remember was the winter when the open was at olympic club eighyears ago. is the first money for tonight's edition of the stay in sports history. 4 u.s. open history made on a local level on this day in 1987. the it was back at olympic club. scott simpson birdied three of the last five holes to edge tom watson by a stroke for his only major championship. five years later it was at pebble beach. that was the site of tom kites only major. on this day in 2002, the guy that took his talents to south beach finally had the hardware to show for it. the heat over oklahoma city in five games and lebron james had his first championship. >> not only is the after no hitter, he is after a perfect ballgame. a perfect game. >> father's day in 1964, jim bunning throws a seventh perfect game in major league history. la

for more on the demand for commercial and residential real estate, marty berger joins us.ential, hotel, and retail properties, including the new world trade center downtown in manhattan. you have got no answer people here that in the next few weeks and few months are going to start trickling back to work, back into those office buildings. however you prepared your business, your building, and your tenants for this return so that people can get back to their normal routine and feel safe doing it? >> thank you so much for having me. we have billion-dollar assets that never shut down. we always operate these buildings and our building staff has been there every day through this pandemic, even through the shutdown. but we have been taking every step and every protocol to get ready for everyone to come back into these buildings. some of our buildings have up to 7000 people. during the pandemic, they have been down to maybe 70 or 80 people. now, we have to prepare for all these people to come back into the building. we have the high touch areas such as the doors of the elevators

berger hold out for a birdie on 17 and grabbed his share of the lead at 20 under but it wouldn't stay for long. webb simpson, birdied 16 and 17, shot a 64. got into the clubhouse at 22 under par. in the final group, had a chance to force a playoff but came up short on the long birdie attempt. a runner up finish and the 7th career tour win for simpson. >> it was a long day. i didn't get it going into 12. i was getting confident. yeah, it is amazing to be standing here right now. >> rain delays for nascar. washed out today at talladega and they will try again tomorrow. brandon ray dreams of one day becoming within of the best motorcross racers in the world. his dad has gone all into help his son. >> i feel lot of people want to be pro riders. i want to be number within. >> reporter: a dream shared with his father jon who was struggling to fund an expensive sport. in 2016, jon was ready to take drastic measures to help him. >> we will talk about selling the house. you know, buying something a little bit smaller. having money to finish this out. >> reporter: jon ended up not selling their

danielle berger won in a playoff. the golf walls in ft. worth, texas.e, golf's first major will be the pga championship. that has to be played in san francisco august 3rd. championship sunday will be on the 9th. the san francisco chronicle reports today there will be no fans on site that week because of the pandemic. there was hope a limited number of fans could attend. an official announcement is expected to come tomorrow. so we will stay tuned. time for abc 7 call my play, you send the video. larry calls the action. this is samantha from alameda. >> samantha working out in the backyard. this 12-year-old ask get up. third time's the charm, right? up and over, clean landing. take another look. she's now clearing 38 inches. that's nba quality hops. samantha, we just called your play on abc 7. >> be sure to use the #a #abccallmyplay to put your accomplishments on tv. they keep getting better and better, and there's a lot of sports news. we're waiting for the games to come back. waiting for baseball, basketball, hockey and hopefully football season, as wel

daniel berger, last week's winner is in contention, one shot off the lead at 14 under par, nearly holesut on 16 for eagle. it is crowded atop the leaderboard, four players at 15 under, including webb simpson. he has a nice birdie on 15. tyrell hatton long birdie on 18, tied for the lead. you got 36 players within five shots of the lead, it should be a wild final round. for the first time in history the belmont stakes was the first race in the triple crown in a hometown state horse took home the title. the. >> the new york hero tiz the law and manny franco to win the belmont stakes, took it by fourth lengths at the end. >> tiz the lawyer won the spectatorless belmont stakes. kentucky derby september 5th with the preakness set for october 3rd. love the horse racing names, very creative. that's a look at sports. send it back to you. >> so true. lisa, it's so wild to see a spectatorless stand there, you see the horses and then empty stadium. >> the golf tournament too,az bue n get tired of the marine layer, do we? behind me you can see about a thousand feet, salesforce tower, 1,070, staying

daniel berger, last week's winner is in contention, one shot off the lead at 14 under par, nearly holes is crowded atop the leaderboard, four players at 15 under, including webb simpson. he has a nice birdie on 15. tyrell hatton long birdie on 18, he got 36 players within five shots of the lead, it should be a wild final round. for the first time in history the belmont stakes was the first race in the triple crown in a hometown state horse took home the title. >> the new york hero and manny y franco to win the belmont stakes, took it by fourth lengths at the end. >> 'tis the law won. kentucky derby september 5th with the preakness set for october 3rd. love the horse racing names, very creative. that's a look at sports. send it back to you. >> they are creative. all right, lisa. it's going to be a pretty nice father's day. you got plans. your fam? >> we do. slightly warmer. temperature spread from the coast to inland valleys. you can see the fog behind me, the marine layer compressed but nice looking view from our sutro tower cam with a and salesforce 1,070 feet and the fog is just below

daniel berger, last week's winner is in contention, one shot off the lead at 14 under par, nearly holesatop the leaderboard, four players at 15 under, including webb simpson. he has a nice birdie on 15. tyrell hatton long birdie on 18, he got 36 players within five shots of the lead, it should be a wild final round. for the first time in history the belmont stakes was the first race in the triple crown and a hometown state horse took home the title. >> the new york hero 'tis the law and manny franco to win the belmont stakes, took it by fourth lengths at the end.beonak. derb for september 5th, with the preakness set for october 3rd. love the horse racing names, very, very creative. that's a look at sports. send it back to you. >> very true. all right, lisa. it's going to be a little warmer today than yesterday, right? >> yes, a little warmer and the sea breeze will back off just enough and temperatures will be above average, not only today, but for the rest of the week. it's going to be a hot week, if you live inland, if you're headed to the sacramento valley, even the mountains. a beau

strange that goes has to go through its north american roots and after the coronavirus down daniel berger winning the 1st page. 3 months fellow american colin maroko missing this decisive part in a play off celebrations a little bit new no criminals were allowed at this event in texas ok looking to get facts of opera in london. andy andy thank you very much for that and that is it for this news hour do stay with us strong going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news thanks for watching. as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days there's been a stand in front of the neighborhood and many feel the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall of people come yet again the focus is on the outfield because i can put in 1000 cases we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus fundament special coverage on al-jazeera. if you are in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when miss was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and going

representative abigail span berger was here. these are folks working on the inside issue government systems as well as community activists and leaders, talking about ongoing protests and what they're asking for. tim kaine spoke with me and he talked about the time line on what these reforms look like, not only police reforms but also educational reforms, reforms in the medical system. as these protests are going on, black people are losing their jobs at a higher rate, dying from covid at a higher rate. there are issues that go on with systemic change. so tim kaine spoke with me about that. listen to what he said. >> we have to show people we can make big steps forward. then you get to health disparities, unemployment disparities, voter disenfranchisement. there are so many things we can tackle but usually the second victory is easier after the first one. so let's tackle police reform first and if we can make progress there, hopefully that gives us momentum on the others. >> reporter: you heard him speaking about police reforms.

announcer: earlier today, nato secretary-general yen sultan berger announced his 2030 initiative and what role nato is playing during the coronavirus. he discussed president trump's threat to remove u.s. troops from germany and accused russia and china of spreading disinformation about the coronavirus. held during a virtual conversation by the atlantic council, this is 30 minutes. >> it is wonderful to have this opportunity to discuss nato's reflection process with secretary-general stoltenberg, at a time when the alliance is facing a wide array of challenges. from russia and china, to

gifting the charles schwab challenge to fellow countryman daniel berger.nesday, there was a moment of history in spain as their top flight completed its first round of matches since lockdown. real madrid defender marcelo became the first player in la liga to take the knee in a show of support to the black lives matter movement. he did it after scoring their third goal against eibar. that moved real to within two points of league leaders barcelona. premier league clubs will replace players names with the words ‘black lives matters' on the back of shirts and they'll wear a badge alongside one for nhs staff. tennis and queens was due to start today, but instead all eyes are on america as officials decide later if the us open will go ahead at the end of august. world number one novak djokovic is among those saying he might not take part in the grand slam, but he was on the court yesterday, and left it in tears. djokovic won his final match over world number seven, alexander zverev, in front of more than 4,000 fans, in the adria tour. it's a tournament djokovic

tribunal for the cynical berger is accused of bankrolling the 994 massacre of at least 800000 people in 100 days his defense team had argued he was too elderly and frail to be transferred but the court ruled the 84 year old's age and health were not obstacles as more from paris. a man accused of financing their wanton genocide in 1904 was found by this paris court was told by this paris court that he could be extradited to face an international tribunal in. tanzania now this was a hearing but it's by no means the end of the process because defense lawyer the lawyers for could say that they will take this to a higher court they will appeal they say that he's 84 years old his he's frail his health isn't very good it's certainly not good enough they say for him to be transferred to another country and they argue that he should face justice and france now their appeal could take at least 2 months over the time being. will remain here we spoke to some representatives though for rwandan associations in france of today's decision by the court and they certainly said that they welcomed it th

morikawa missed this three foot putt, gifting the charles schwab challenge to fellow countryman daniel bergerers facing a "significant" fall in prize money when tours resume. that's according to the man who, last year, won the doubles at queens alongside andy murray, and the singles, feliciano lopez. the grass court event was due to start today, but instead all eyes are on america as officials decide later if the us open will go ahead at the end of august. of course, it would be great if they could have roger, rafa, novak and all the big names, but, eh, my personal opinion is that they are planning to have the event, thinking that the top players, some of them, i don't know how many, they might don't play. some breaking news. the great north run which goes from newcastle to south shields has been cancelled due to coronavirus. more than 35,000 runners are due to take part in the 12th of december. they can now apply for a refunds or transfer to next year. —— 12th of september. and britain's number one female skateboarder, 11—year—old sky brown, is "lucky to be alive" after an horrific training

the first between ken davis and berger, is it that you can't review an agency, nothing about you cannot commit to agency discretion, does not mean that they are certain, it just means there are certain things an agency might do -- don't revenue them even if they are totally wrong. is not here, i don't think. the cheney argument, i thought -- the reason this is unreviewable is because there is a long history and tradition of a prosecutor saying, i know that guy over there, or that woman here, they may be guilty, but in my discretion, no. i don't want to prosecute them. there is a long history of that. , understandable power to get to a prosecutor, is to be valid, courts, stay out of it. that does not apply for what is at issue is not a prosecutor making an individual decision. policies, an agency's generalized, written down, and i can't think of a reason why in such a case you wouldn't review it in a court. >> respectfully, i strongly disagree because cheney itself involved not a prosecutor, but an agency, and not a single shot enforcement action, but a general policy -- here is -- here

argument, andold the first basis of the argument between camp davis and berger, is it that you cannot review an agency, you cannot commit it to agency discussion by law, does there's certain things an agency might do -- don't review them even if they are totally wrong, like panama canal -- the cheney argument i thought was the reason this is unreviewable is because there is a long history and tradition of , "i knowtor saying that guy over there or that woman here, and they may be nolty, but in my discretion, , i don't want to prosecute them. there's a long history of that, if that history, and understandable power to be given to a prosecutor, courts stay out of it, that does not apply. what does apply is a prosecutor making individualized decisions, but rather, an agency's policies, generalized, written down, and i cannot think of a case, you in such a would not review it in a court, . >> respectfully, your honor, i strongly disagree because cheney itself involves not a single shot enforcement action. .ere is what fda said this is their principal conclusion. for the reasons given belo

as you look at interstate 80, that traffic here near hagan berger wrote was good. 7:01. let's go back to the headlines. >>> we are following developing strength in pleasanton, where authorities are searching for a chase started in san jose after 12:30 this morning. the car crashed and one pers away. at this point we don't know you what yet led to the chase, we are working to get more information, and of course we'll keep you updated. >>> time is 7:02. the oakland school board due to vote on whether to get . of the school police department. ktvu's sara zendehnam is here now with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this meeting isn't until later on this afternoon, but based on the meeting that happened a couple weeks ago, it appears there is a lot of support behind this movement. this is what's expected to happen at the meeting this afternoon. the board will consider proposals to remove the oakland unified school district's anoth at a meeting earlier this month, the majority of the board of education said, they support superintendent kyler johnson, prop

hagan berger road, not far from the colosseum. >> they wanted to see this as another model for the housingion to come in community organizations coming together and working together to better achieve a solution to the housing crisis, instead of staying apart. >> the project is designed to be transitional housing, starting with one-year stays. dates have been pushed back to september due to the pandemic, but when it opens, 22 residents will have a place to call home. >>> tyson foods is looking into claims that china has suspended imports from one of its facilities after employees tested positive for the coronavirus. more than 200 in springdale, arkansas, contracted the virus, at a plant. no evidence is seen in transmission of the virus through food. >>> california's wildfire response plan is being affected by the covid-19 pandemic. they normally have one large base camp in each region of the state, but this year is set up with smaller base camps, that way they say they don't have to do testing on thousands of firefighters if someone becomes infected. >> it's going to be very difficult if no

berger has written, you know, on first ladies. and i've always wondered, was the fact that mrs.incoln was so distraught, set a precedent for other widows? >> no, no. actually, that's not the case at all. there are a couple of other women that, of course, lost their husbands during the presidency. lucretia garfield happened to be one of them. and she was just the opposite of mary todd lincoln. she handled herself extremely graciously. she moved out of the white house almost instantaneously. and, of course, we know about jackie kennedy as well, handled herself, you know, with great poise and great sophistication. so, no, i wouldn't say that mary todd lincoln set that example at all. >> ben hensarling, what is known of eliza's parents? and did she have any siblings? >> no. >> she didn't have any siblings, we know that. you might be able to address her father more. i do know that she had a widowed mother that raised her by herself. >> and john mcardle was a shoemaker. they still have the book shingle for his business at the andrew johnson museum and library. he also opened a tavern

angle on the foreign affairs committee and then miss spann berger, miss slotkin, miss keating and miss cheryl. all of them have experience or particular responsibilities in the intel and national security sphere. i thought this briefing was the white house personnel telling their perspective but i think we knew the white house perspective. what we need to know is the intelligence perspective and so i am therefore urging the white house and of the chief of staff to follow up on my request that we make sure that we are briefed by the intelligence community directly. i'm sure that mr. schiff will follow up on the intel community as i have urged him to do. so without further discussion let me know to mr. schiff. >> thank you. i just wanted to underscore a couple of points first. i appreciate the white house joining us to be brief. but the right people to give the briefing really were not in the room. we need to hear from the heads of intelligence agencies about how they assess the allegations that have been made publicly. what can they tell us about the truth or falsity of these allegation