so back here at 18, to finish up the final two, brendon todd, first to play, roger. >> 143 left for brendon. >> hole 13 paces on the green. you know, got to fall off in front of the hole and left of the hole, john. had a little valley behind the hole. it's not simple to get it real close but possible. >> from all his family and fronts, good drive. >> was he late on it? >> yeah, a little bit. kind of hanging right. >> yeah, we could tell by his followthrough, it came in there late with the face open and then tried to help it but it's too late. the ball's gone. >> kaymer shielding his eyes from the sun. >> 121, nice angle from the right side of the fairway here. a little easier to get it close from this angle. i think he's going to go right at it. i don't know why he shouldn't. big drive. >> pretty good looking shot here. >> so it's just a matter if it's a five-shot lead or a four-shot lead. beautiful. >> pretty predictable after that good tee shot. >> we know martin kaymer's going to be the 54-hole leader of this u.s. open championship. so we take a look at how recent third round leaders hav

i'm here with my two guests, derek gaskin and father theo from saint brendon. we're talking about the interfaith dialogue, derek we were talking to you about the interfaith council in san francisco. father, you shared a little bit about your upbringing in nigeria and the challenge of trying to live and trying to build a trust between the two faiths, you know, from the muslim and catholic perspective actually. father, share with us any other insight, any other thought you would like to share with us now. >> thank you, chris. looking at it, it was a pilgrimage, a lot of complications, we can draw from the nigerian situation, you see the holy father, one visit with his friend, two friends, one a jewish rabbi, ache ham -- abraham scoz and a muslim friend, it was saying they have got to live in peace in nigerian -- >> just a minute. 50 years ago paul vi, the first meeting of the muslims. you're talking about the most recent week, the picture of the holy father with the imam. >> yes and also the rabbi. >> yes. >> we can draw from that. the muslims and the christians

when we lost brendon and brendon's wife said she wanted brendon and travis side by side we decided to we got a lot of help making it happen and they're down with the heros. >> your son didn't come home, the bergdahl son is coming home. you're a marine veteran yourself. watching these events unfold give me a 30-second perspective on how you look at the bergdahl case? >> well, you know, as a -- as a father of a son that didn't come home, i'm really thankful that they have their son back. you know, that's -- that's a good thing for them. i think general madist summed it up well this morning, we have to wait and see what comes out of the circumstances when he left the camp, but right now, it's great to have him back home with his parents. >> i think that's a sound approach. the book is called "brothers forever." colonel tom manion. congratulations. >> thank you. >> the president makes a top seat see cret deal to top taliban prisoners for at an american prisoner of war. but at what cost? i think i know why and a lot more to do with a move on the political chessboard. [ female announcer ] g

they're currently in supervisor kim's district at 8 letting and brendon no one they're expanding and a love of synergy >> in which way is the tenant an asset to the design center. >> they have a compatible and they can capitalized a lot of the direction the show rooms are, you know, their holding onto so we think that's a great fit. >> a large concern is the number of e-mails and calls and letters i've received from current tenants expressing concerns around the uncertainty of their future of organizations. and for whatever reason there's a lack ever trust continue you and them they don't believe you'll extend the contract or lease to once their contract is expired you've made a commitment saying you'll move people into the gal rewhat if you don't have the requirement for a tenant in the 2 henry adams building >> one thing we've been trying to do is outreach with the tenant groups but following this approval we'll be meeting are each and every one of the tenants understanding the transitioned and identifying their needs you'll take a few comments show rooms their light might extend w

brendon in south carolina. brendon? >> caller: hey, jim. how you doing? a big fan.everything you do. >> thank you. what's a up? >> caller: not much. i'm a young investor, i'm 25. been investing my 401(k) plan for a year. i wanted your recommendation on the percentage break down of the elections between the company stock, mutual funds, blend investment and bonds. >> well, i don't like anybody to have more than 20% of they're money into the stock they work at. because you're doubling down, think of enron. of course your company is probably not enron. but we have to protect ourselves from the down side. no bonds, pretty simple. read my lips, no bonds. michael in new york? >> caller: hello, jim, how are you? booyah from brooklyn. >> come over to the place after. what's up? >> caller: i'm going to go. i like mexican food and beer. my question is should ipo shares goes go to large investors before they hit the public market? i have noticed after the shares are released they're already up a few dollars and by the time they're released to the general public, they're getting

. >> reporter: brendon says he isn't sure what the way forward should be, but he says the only way he was taught stability emerges is by face-to-face interaction and that would mean, once again, boots back on the ground. in marlton, new jersey, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> tomorrow is flag day and members of the delaware valley vietnam veterans are hard at work on a flag memorial at falls township community park in levittown. the flags are a tribute to all veterans past and present. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" a former secretary of state is in philadelphia, thousands of people, flocked to the free library as hillary clinton talks in the city of brotherly have love. we will show you how early people showed up to meet her. >>> you probably know about the world cup of soccer but you may not know about the world cup of field hockey that is going on right now hear from a local woman who is playing on team u.s.a., kathy? >>> girl power. temperatures are cooling down, with all have of this rain, if you are driving down the the shore, to the delaware beaches you

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shot an open record five under 65 respectively in the first two rounds much he's six shots up on brendonodd heading into saturday's third round. we'll be right back. ♪ >> a bear walks into a store. no, this is not the start of a joke. surveillance cameras actually captured a young black bear walking into a convenience store in phillips, wisconsin. animal went for a stroll around the place checking everything out. employees and customers were in the other aisles at the time and some of them didn't even know what was happening. the bear left on his own without causing any problems. just wanted to say hello. we'll be right back. >> thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. "eyewitness news" tomorrow morning at 5:00 o'clock with nicole brewer and carol ericks erickson. they will have the latest on that septa strike. for rob, kathy everyone here i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman. to night's guest, hugh jackman. letterman. to night's guest, hugh jackman. have a good night >> announcer: the following is a paid prese

$10,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest of the person who murdered college student brendon tev lynn. police say it was likely a targeted attack. >>> music legend bobby womack has passed away. the singer r & b singer suffered from a series of health issues over the past few years. bobby womack was 70 years old. >>> and nasa is planning to launch a flying saucer into earth's atmosphere to test technology that could be used to land on mars. maybe not every ufo is unidentified. they're going to be testing the disk-shaped vehicle and a giant parachute off the coast of hawaii. look for it in the air near you. >>> lawmakers on capitol hill are pushing for answers in the irs targeting scandal. meantime, a trade association for the i.t. industry is questioning whether those e-mails vanished or perhaps something else happened like they were destroyed. she has been on the story from the start. the chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner joins us now from d.c. susan, start with this. in terms of the way the scandal is brewin on the hill and you've seen them happen

brendon republican senator says raise the cast taxing and it is. >> the inequality thing the president's aides he, he cares about is what kills me at exactly the time when investors make a fortune god bless them but they do that because of the easy money and well they say inflation is not a problem because they don't include gas prices or food that kills the middle-class. so exactly what they are killed by the price increases they will increase the paid by raising the tax on gas it is contrary to what the president claims that he believes in to end the inequality between rich and pour. neil: i have a congressman here and others but when the notion that it will go that is only targeted for that but the history have to do because it has been a 20 years. it seems like perverse logic >> it seems to be one of the reasons every reason they give a tax but then let's get the budget you wonder where the money goes. i think they can / elsewhere instead of trying to raise taxes i believe it is a war on families it is ineffective. >> it is our real lock box and watch this worked into an argument for

. >> because he is fiscally incompetent looking at that period brendon deficits quite aggressively they were compounded pilon though left in the right and could pave hawk sullen public expenditure in terms of spending but it was not a but the think to take canada heritage rendition and before 2008 to criticize bush for spending too much money. >> host: that led to a the tea party. >> that's right to. it is save legitimate protest the cycle of deficit expenditure. the debt in the deficit were going through the roof and people forget that in my country as well. i've remember when i started working they said the 30 year bond would be abolished because the government was not barrault bring any more money now is a complete reversal of that position.bet in the of clinton era? who knows about 2016 but just look at the numbers where the budget was. it rows of little bit but not as fast they would say a lot of the problems for deep-seated but you're on your in if you read what he is saying to abolish the national debt. >> and that is the environment in 2001 that somehow freed discovered motioned

brendon left in 2008. he was 25 then and lucky. over five years, 50 soldiers died. >> there was one time i thought in my entire time in afghanistan what are we doing here. there are young boys on the other side of that hill trying to kill me. i'm a young boy trying to kill them. what am i doing here. that's a dangerous thought. you start thinking like that and humanize the enemy, then you start having hesitations, and you start to realize maybe all of this is pointless. the moral dilemma dilemma is the thoughts that come afterwards. >> for the first five years he thought about that dilemma and drank. he moved in with his daughter in pen--he moved in with his dad in pennsylvania but felt alone and lost. >> i couldn't get a job in walmart, cleaning floors. >> reporter: slowly he said he started to deal with his memories of war. >> you have to sort of be excited about it. or you would freeze up and died and you would be killed because that moment of hesitation could get you killed, or worse off, get your friends killed. >> reporter: w

what is the impact not just on brendon but families?ot to make choices is a really hard choice. it is not good for the economy at all there are 1 million fewer so if it is of matter of economics so where do save money the most? to take care of the kids. gerri: so getting back into the labor force will be tough. what is your advice? >> to recognize it would be a hard but women were carter's ban man. they have an advantage. [laughter] they do have to work harder and they always have. they're more flexible about the things they have done. so when women go to sell themselves trumped up the fact they are focused and more healthy and willing to do more flexible positions and therefore prove themselves more day and men will. better have the ego wrapped up and most employers know that and willing to take that into account. gerri: you have those facts right than to with those kinds of answers i know there will send it to you. but before you go, my guess the pep talk for with been trying to get back into the labor force. >> don't pay attention to

brendon was the textbook golden boy. straight a student. prestigious high school. seton hall prep. came home freshman year from the university. no, he had no disciplinary issues. no drug issues. it's a complete mystery as it how he ended up gunned down in west orange when he comes from a very well-to-do-area in livingston. >> do you know if he was found behind the wheel of the car or shot and moved to the passenger side? >> police wouldn't give those kind of details. i spoke to a resident at the apartment complex where the suv was found. and the resident told me actually saw somebody driving that suv. but wouldn't be able to identify anybody because he didn't know. he wasn't really paying attention. people come in and out of that parking lot all the time. >> how about the neighborhood where the gunshots were? anything unusual about that neighborhood? >> not really. it's very residential area. that intersection, there is a bunch of cars going both directions. no, nothing unusual in that area. >> that's a terribly tragic story as all these shootings are anyway, thank you so much for

brendon gehrke, senior veteran associate with veterans of foreign wars of the united states. one final point, all of the named witnesses are present. i must advise pursuant to title 18 united states code section 1001, known as the false statement act, this is a crime to knowingly give false statements in federal jurisdiction including a congressional hearing. with that acknowledgment, i thank you all for being with us today. i now yield to ranking member, ms. titus, for her opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing today. thank all of you for coming to provide us with some needed information. as you heard the chairman describe, today we're going to look into the performance of programs that va and dod utilize for determining fit for duty status for ill or injured service members as well as programs that are designed to expedite the adjudication of claims admitted by exiting service members. particularly, we're going to focus on the integrated disability evaluation system, the discharge program, bdd, and the quick start program. all of t

and i would also like to thank the staff who have helped us move this bill and gary and cheryl and brendon and jean, katie, kate and neal bradley and so many others who have been so many others who have been critical to this legislation. previous autism law including the combating autism act of 2011 made continued advancements that are working to determine the causes of autism spectrum disorder and identify children as ellie as possible to begin treatment and raise critical awareness and develop new therapist. the latest data from centers of disease control is shocking. one in 68 american children are on the autism spectrum, a ten-fold increase over the last 40 years. boys outnumber girls five to one. in my home state of new jersey, one in every 45 children has a.s.d., the highest rate in the c.d.c. study. i would note, i have chaired two congressional hearings on global autism and this developmental disbuilt is everywhere. one estimate, 67 million worldwide. looking back, mr. speaker, it was two dedicated parents from new jersey who helped launch the comprehensive federal policy we seek t