world golf championship bridgestone invitational next week. followed by the pga championship that. the wyndham championship at to sboro, the last chance get into the fedexcup playoffs and of course we'll have the orthern trust to get the playoffs started. now we're going from this event akron, the top 50 will be there. t's going to be quite a scene. includes jordan spieth. ian: and so many of the top players in the world in really all form and they're competing against each other the next two weeks. hat's what i love. they reset at the wyndham. see who makes it through to the playoffs. an exciting time of the season. jim: as far as quail hollow goes n two weeks. there's going to be so much discussion about jordan spieth going for the career grand slam. we've covered so many events at came hollow. hat do you think it's going to take to win there? ian: i think a good driver of the ball. i think rory mcilroy. obviously jordan spieth in good form. fowler a good driver of the ball. has won there b. rory had his first win in the nited states here. it's going to be an exciting time. we'll

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world golf championship bridgestone invitational next week. followed by the pga championship that. the wyndham championship at to sboro, the last chance get into the fedexcup playoffs and of course we'll have the orthern trust to get the playoffs started. now we're going from this event akron, the top 50 will be there. it's going to be quite a includes jordan spieth. ian: and so many of the top players in the world in really all form and they're competing against each other the next two weeks. hat's what i love. they reset at the wyndham. see who makes it through to the playoffs. an exciting time of the season. jim: as far as quail hollow goes n two weeks. there's going to be so much discussion about jordan spieth going for the career grand slam. we've covered so many events at came hollow. hat do you think it's going to take to win there? ian: i think a good driver of the ball. i think rory mcilroy. obviously jordan spieth in good form. fowler a good driver of the ball. has won there b. rory had his first win in the nited states here. it's going to be an exciting time. we'll be br

look at the bridgestone/firestone -- golden gate bridge. we're flooded with the fog, it's not going far. you can see it's just inside the bay. it's just right there along the stretch of coastline. that's it. everybody else is mostly sunny. the outer richmond, the sunset. pacific extra is see -- pacifica is seeing the blue. the onshore breeze is light. here's a look at monsoonal moisture we track. this high pressure builds over the four corners and the circulation pushes that moisture into california. that's what we're seeing over southern california and into the sierra. if you're going to tahoe there's a slight chance of a few scattered showers, for the weekend your -- you're dry, the trough will work closer to the bay area and that will be a cool down. today is the hottest day. here's the futurecast model getting you into the evening hours, clear skies and you may have picked up on just a little bit of cloud cover. going to be sunny and warm, saturday and sunday with mostly sunny skies, mid-80's on sunday, gorgeous weather to be at the lak

bridgestone, colgate, and mo mondelez cutting ties in recent years.ew companies remain like pepsi, general mills, and mcdonald's. however, you look at mcdonald's, it no longer counts sales that it makes in the country. you see the devastation that's going on in venezuela. companies pulling out, obviously only hurting the economic devastation there. >> yeah. things not getting better any time soon. okay. >>> an apparent retaliation for the sanctions bill just passed by congress, russian president vladimir putin now confirming about the staff at diplomatic missions in russia will be cut by more than 700. that includes diplomats and technical workers. the state department says the move is regrettable and uncalled for. officials are assessing the impact and a possible response. let's bring in cnn's claire sebastian, live in moscow. claire, why this number, 755 diplomats expelled? >> reporter: right. the justification from the russian side for that is that cutting 755 from the u.s. diplomatic mission here in russia would bring the total down to 455 which i

cuts too big, don't make them across the board and conservatives that are a little more fire and bridgestone, we need something reagan like. where do you stand? >> i'm optimistic that we'll have an easier time when it comes to tax reform. at the end of the day, i called on all senators to skip their summer recess and figure this out. we have states that are only going to have one at best option in the healthcare exchange. we're facing a crisis as a country when it comes to healthcare. >> neil: what did you make of the president's remarks, let the affordable care act implode? >> if he's stuck and stymied in the bondage of a broken electorate. >> neil: doug, do you agree with that? >> the president has every right to be frustrated with the senate and sit back and watch it. i think unfortunately he's going to end up with some ownership on this issue at this point. >> neil: yeah. all goes to the top. thank you both. very interesting reads on this. i talked to one republican strategist that said it's always darkest before the dawn. things can change. which is true. but right before the dawn, it's

he graduated and received his commission through the rotc program through bridgeston university. he holds master's degrees from colombia university and international relation and war klums and national security. he's the recipient of military awards including the braun star. there are two numerous to mention. just look at his chest. general milly is a native of winchester, massachusetts, he and his wife had been married for 30 years and have two children. ladies and gentlemen please join me in a major big welcome from the national press club to army chief of staff, general mark milly. >> thank you. i love coming to the national press club and getting headline news. that's great, i really appreciate you doing that. and so, thanks. thanks for the opportunity to be here. and i don't know how many of you know it but myra is also a veteran himself. served in vietnam as a young man, he was on general west more land's staff in the early years of vote yam, '64, '65 year frame. so thank you also. and i thank all of you for being here. i'm here to talk about the new england patriots and ho

nissan and bridgestone have north america's largest auto plants, entire plants in tennessee.h mr. hagerty's help, bridgestone as well as nissan have decided to locate their north american headquarters in our state. so bill hagerty, if approved by the senate, would go to japan not only able to speak the language but having lived and worked there and understanding how close ties between japan and the united states can create bigger paychecks for americans as well as for the japanese. i join my colleague and chairman of the foreign relations committee, senator corker, in enthusiastically saying my hope is that the senate will approve today his nomination and that he will soon be on his job and his children will be in their respective scout troops in japan. thank you, mr. president. mr. corker: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. corker: i thank my friend and our senior senator alexander for his eloquent comments about this great nominee, and i also want to thank him again, as i do many times, for the outstanding relationship he developed with ja