bryson dechambeau is one of the best golfers in the world, one of the longest drivers in the historysport is now playing for liv. interesting personal story, we sat down with him and ask a lot of golf related questions. here's part of what he said. six years in the pga tour. >> yeah. >> tucker: you are one of the best young players in college, how did you wind up here? is a controversial choice according to a lot of people. >> a lot of opportunity, that was the first and foremost thing. it was an opportunity to do something different in the game of golf, i've been a bit of a trendsetter when i was growing up, i thought i would do something cool in the game of golf. i didn't know what it would be and now that i see this i know it was a big part of it. the reason i say that is because i've always thought that golf has to start to tailor to the younger generation if we want to continue to grow the game. i'm all about growth in the game of golf and i think as time has gone on this opportunity with liv golf with the way it's structured from an investment perspective also from a enjoyment

we spoke to the league's commissioner, greg norman, and star player bryson dechambeau, and learn that the pga is punishing players. today liv golf took a pager majoraction against the pga tou. >> tucker: a final update. we'll stop our golf coverage. i promise. we have one more piece of news about the liv golf tour. some of the golfers playing on it now taking legal action against the pga tour. they've left the pga. now they're being told they can never play in it again. we've been tracking the developments for us tonight. the hey, bill. >> tucker, that's right. today 11 members of the saudi-backed liv golf circuit filed an antitrust lawsuit against the pga tour, accusing the tour of illegally crushing competition as well as retaliating against players. so the pga tour has suspended golfers lured to liv golf through significant appearance fees, as well as massive prize funds. the tour has pointed to its own bylaws that ban members from taking part in any other event without the permission of the commissioner. effectively what the tour is doing, banishing tour players if they decide to

bryson and mr. mcbride, this will be loss -- a loss if we don't deal with this. it is not just the loss of those families but a loss to potential victims, because if there is not accountability or changes in how conduct occurs and protection for the people, people's rights being recognized, then it will repeat itself. the two things that i always heard, accountability and please do everything you can so another family doesn't have to experience this will be the thing that are lost with this legislation. >> if i could just say, you are absolutely right. i think what we need to understand about this will, it is -- bill it is about throwing the good friday agreement under the bus. the good friday agreement gives us agency to use the courts for the first time ever, through american support. it provided a platform for families to take agency and use the courts and in that context, what we see is the u.k. government shutting down the rule of law, shutting down rights. closing down access to justice and what we've got to do is protect it from the shingle road whose wife

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the players are among 11 players including phillip mena and bryson dechambeau who filed an antitrust lawsuit against the pga tour for being suspended by competing in liv golf. >>> okay. let's change gears here. in ow bay area proud we love to share stories of people doing good for other people, and oftentimes they do it a lot. the report many times is just the beginning of the story because they just keep diagnose more. >> keep on giving back. garvin thomas is here to share what some of our bay area subjects have been up to. no doubt, like jessica said, doing more good. >> exactly, janelle. exactly. our first update is about someone who's plan all along has been to do good things all year long. brian turned 29 in february, and we share how'd he pledged to do 30 acts of kindness before he turns 30. brian's first act was to bake individual plan desserts and to desire them to every firefighter on duty on the weekend in the city of san jose. that was more than 400 desserts he made by himself. he wanted to do something nice for those who keep us safe. well, brian tells us he is under way

we've yet to be given an offer, which we think we can take back and which reflects our members as bryson and talking to members today in which we're in a position that there is you can see we've, we've had that message sent back to us loud and clear, felix to port says it was reminded in recent days by the bank of england of the inflation re effects of big pay rises. the port company accuses the union of using the workers in a national struggle. and our free trial work is this is next for 3 and a half 1000 pounds in cash to them each year. the action that they're taking now that united is making them take, not having to put this offer to all workers, but the action that united making them take is actually going to take the best part of a 1000 pounds out of their pocket. the question is, how far the effects of this shut down will ripple through the u. k. economy. the port says the effects will be manageable, pointing to the lessons learned during the supply chain. disruption of the pandemic . suddenly, the ever a lot isn't going anywhere anytime soon. and some industry analysis suggests o

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unfortunately, we've yet to be given an offer, which we think we can take back and which reflects member that bryson and talking to members today in which we're in a position that there's you can see we've, we've had that message sent back to loud and clear felix to port says it was reminded in recent days by the bank of england of the inflation re effects of big pay rises. the port company accuses the union of using the workers international struggle on average for our case. this is next, or 3 and a half 1000 pounds in cash to them each year. the action that they're taking now that united is making them take, not having to put this offer to all workers, but the action that united making them take is actually going to take the best part of a 1000 pounds out of their pocket. the question is, how far the effects of this shut down will ripple through the u. k. economy. the port says the effects will be manageable, pointing to the lessons learned during the supply chain. disruption of the pandemic . suddenly, the ever a lot isn't going anywhere anytime soon. and some industry analysis suggest other cont

matthew bryson a former us ambassador and mediator on the go, no car about conflict. he's also a board member at the jamestown foundation. and in bucko far is it's miles, are they vice rector at the air by john diplomatic academy? a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us on inside story today . far as let me start with you today from your vantage point. has the piece process totally broken down at this point? not totally, but there is a big disappointment because almost 2 years since the end of the war and the peak language, other by john offered armenia, consisting of neutral recognition integrity, the opening of the border. the limitation of the borders has not been accepted by armine armenia, keep delaying the peace process. and no substantial progress has been made on our opening of communication and transport lines, as well as recognition or integrity or was countries. so there is a big disappointment in the ball and the frequent violations of ceasefire by illegal armenian troops. most recently, 4 days ago, other by johnny soldier, had been ki

we also talked to an emerging golfer, one of the best, bryson dechambeau.uch longer clip for tomorrow but here is a snippet from our conversation. >> there is a vibe in golf, it's more than a vibe. it is a stated ethics where it's not really about the money or you should play for free. >> in that case it just becomes a hobby. it's our livelihoods. there is a great economic opportunity for golfers to make a lot of money. that's why we grew up playing golf, also the history. the majors, pga tour. i want to win back liv events. it's evolving and changing dynamically. people stuck in their old ways of thinking and what they know about the game of golf. but needless to say, i believe personally in the future that this will only enhance the game moving forward. it's not going to deter people, frustrate people. if anything, it's going to make them more excited. >> tucker: are all professional golfers that smart and articulate? the ones that we spoke to were very impressive. more on that tomorrow. the media are in of course denial about the fact that we are in a re

. >>> phil mickelson and bryson dechambeau and nine other liv golfers have filed a laurt against thespensions. three are also seeking a temporary restraining order to allow them to play in the pga tour fedex tour playoffs. saying that they threaten irreparable harm to the players and their ability to pursue their procession profession. and the commissioner jay monahan says that they will fight the lawsuit. >>> huge blow for the uconn huskies. their star page berks beckers miss the entire season after injuring her knee. uconn head coach said in a statement the program just devastated for paige. she was national player of the year as a fresh man and led uconn to the final four each of her two seasons. >>> squaun r juan soto getting ovation. he was traded from the nationals on tuesday in one of the biggest deadline deals ever. soto singled and walked twice in the 9-1 victory. and before the game he spent a message to the opposing pitchers. >> going to be really exciting. it will be really tough to go through. wish luck to all the pitchers. >> it will be one scary lineup. >>> that will d

. >>> phil mickelson, bryson dechambeau and nine other players on the saudi backed golf circuit haveainst the pga tour and challenges their suspensions and claims the pga has used monopoly power to try to eliminate competition. in a memo to players yesterday, pga tour commissioner jay monahan defended the suspensions writing fundamentally, these suspended players who are now saudi golf league employees have walked away from the tour and now want back in. with the saudi golf league on hiatus, they're trying to use lawyers to force their way into competition alongside our members in good standing. liv golf responded with this statement. the players are right to have brought this action to challenge the pga's anti-competitive rules and to vindicate their rights as independent contractors to play where and when they choose. despite the pga tour's efforts to stifle competition, we think golfers should be allowed to play golf. >>> the nfl is appealing the six-game suspension for cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson, seeking a tougher penalty for violating its personal conduct policy

. >> imagined that bill bryson would allow me to hope it's okay to share this. i had thought in a way to write that chapter would've been to get access to his notebooks from his hike. and i thought that i could tell behind the scenes story of his time on the trail. i think that he was incredibly gracious about giving me time and the candidate interview about his career in the writing of the book and he had no interest of his own in the days of publicizing this book are long behind him he's basically retired but he took the time. how is everything to do what i did have this imagine scenario one is going to fly over to england it and he would pull his notebook out of a box of it spent two days taking notes on that. there were some one version of the book, and that is several sidebars that would dump more easily do things in those did not come to pass but most of everything that i cooked up actually is in their predict. >> let's talk a little bit about what did you think most surprising thing that you came across in the thing that made you think i never would've th

jonathan: jay bryson of wells fargo, thank you. data in a few weeks as we anticipate a speech from chairman powell on friday. a sneak peek to payrolls on september 2. here is the estimate, $295,000. tom: i did not know that. jonathan: 295 is the median estimate. lisa: we keep hearing how wrong people are getting the labor market. we heard date rice and say, perhaps we look back at the one area we are still getting run. when you anecdotally go around, how many hiring signs you see? everywhere, it is like, we want to hire people. tom: this is the bull case. we were looking at the irish times, the surging irish employment is one anecdote. you see it with claims, you see the number again? jonathan: 295 is the jobs number. tom: 150 was normal. we are popping to 95. it is a terrible economy. terrible. it is terrible. optimistic people, outside. jonathan: what appears bearish in that debate, that payrolls number. tom: i am looking forward to the huge social response to president george. jonathan: can you confirm that is not true? lisa: we

. >> i imagined that bill bryson would allow me to say -- i hope it's okay to share this -- i had thought that a way to write that chapter would have been to get access to his notebooks from his hike. i thought i could tell a behind the scenes story of his time on the trail. he was incredibly gracious about giving me time and a really candid interview about the writing of the book and his career. he had no interests of his own in doing it. the days of publicizing this book, or any of his books, are long behind him. he's basically retired at this point. he took the time, that was a great thing to do. i did have this imagined scenario where i was going to fly over to england and he would pull his notebooks out of a box, and i would spend two days taking notes on them. there were some, one version of the book imagined several sidebars that would've delved more deeply into some things. those didn't come to pass. most everything i cooked up actually, is actually in there. >> good. let's talk -- let's push further in there. what do you think was the most surprising thing you came across? the th

>> well john, we know this from our colleagues haven't bryson gaby or who are getting this to information us. we are told that the fbi searched did include march in the -- documents were kept. that is according to a person familiar with this investigation. telling our colleagues that there are boxes of items taken during the search. the source said also a separate source telling our gabby or that documents were seized from mar-a-lago. the national archive previously alleged that documents were -- they included classified information that had been taken from the white house to mar-a-lago. here in florida. the fbi also of course want to verify that nothing was at the height. the sources are telling our colleagues according to the person familiar with this investigation. the search started on monday morning, as you know i went on for hours here at mar-a-lago drought today. plans for the search america would've been reviewed by the top levels of the justice department. and the fbi. that is according to the source familiar with investigation telling our colleague seven prize and gabby or. >> a

you thought the fans of the stadium were happy that that's daughters , braylon and jaden and son brysongame but office for dad. yeah game but they were with him in hey, i read that someone invented a way to convert your footsteps into electromagnetic energy so you can charge your cell phone while walking. we had that idea years ago. how come we never did anything with it? probably because we left the diagram of it in the restaurant, and none of us wanted to walk back. i know the real reason you never made progress with that idea. you thought of it september 22, 2007. two days later, penny moved in, and so much blood rushed to your genitals, your brain became a ghost town. that's not what happened. i remember it distinctly because i had just composed my annual poem commemorating the anniversary of dr. seuss's death. no one wants to hear it. why, die. why did he die? old, told. i was told he was old. penny is not the reason i didn't pursue that idea. oh, really? since meeting her, what have been your greatest accomplishments? koothrappali: easy. sleeping with penny. getting penny to go ba

it's who want to hire him up by bryson. it was sent hogs of 1st competitive game as united manager. the dutchman knows i've faced criticism for not starting christiana when ally the portuguese star. he reportedly wants to leave o traffic. only came on as a 2nd half substitutes to shana and although is no i for 10 days maybe into training and that is too short for for 90 minutes. so that's the reason i read to be didn't started. sometimes we played better and appreciation. today we had to reverse period during the 1st off, and we have to learn from that. and that's also care. ashley be high, is called her victory at the women's open life. changing as she became the 1st south african female to winecoff major in 42 years who i went into the fine around at mere thought in scotland with a 5 shot late that was gone. when she triple vacate the 15th that so i dropped back alongside south korea's in g chin as both players finished at 10 under pos that went to a playoff. and it was, if you high, you eventually want it on the false extra hole. i was just after 9 p. m late who time the 33 wrote

the networks you want and price you love only from bryson. >>> a dire new projection for one of america's largest reservoirs. u.s. officials warn water levels at lake mead will drop further than they already have. and that could have serious consequences. right now levels there are little more than 1000 feet above sea level and in other words it is only one quarter full and the lake has dropped 170 feet since the turn-of-the century and experts say the root of the problem is historic drought and it is stirring up the river system in colorado and forcing officials to take action never seen before. the government announced that they must drastically cut back on using water. we now have those challenges millions of americans are facing as they brace for a hotter and drier future. >> reporter: unprecedented cut ask for water use from the colorado river will hit arizona and nevada the hardest as drought continues to scorched southwest. 40 million people across seven states rely on the water and millions more rely on power it generates through the hoover dam at lake mead and the glen canyon dam

like a group of live golf players including phil mickelson and bryson to sham, but have filed an anti trust lawsuit against the p. j tool is legal fight could ultimately define the rules of what players can compete. the pga tour has suspended days. you've joined the saudi arabia back to live theories. the president and owner of italian football club napoli says hill, avoid signing african football as if they're committed to playing in the nations cup, or deliver. and he is frustrated about losing african players mid season to play out the boy on the continental competition. last season, camera midfielder andre frank as ambo and usa and center goals kind of do cool about a missed 6 games monopoly while on africa and juicy. we spoke to nicholas betsy electra at the university of the lawn. yeah, he covers issues of racism in italian football. he doesn't expect to deliver and he will face any repercussions for his comments. the debate seems to arrive, but you need to be more from the you k, yet other than the media. so you saw how is that issue that you're coming from outside the rather t

a group of live golf players including a phil mickelson bryson da schon, but i have filed an anti trust lawsuit against the p. j tool. is legal fight could ultimately to find the rules of where players can compete. the fee j to has suspended those who've joined the saudi arabia back lives. there is the president and owner of italian football club, and napoli says he'll avoid signing african football is if they're committed to playing in the nations cup. already rented is frustrated about losing african players mid season to play out the biannual annual continental competition last season. cameron midfielder andre frank xander and geese and sort of goals that kind of do cool about a missed 6 games. but actually, while on africa and juicy, we spoke to nicholas betsy, a lecturer at the university of bologna. he covers issues of racism in italian football. he doesn't expect that renters will face any repercussions for his comments. the debate st seems to arrive, but you need to be more from the you k, yet other than the immediate. so you said how is that issue that he's coming from outside

well, bryson dechambeau is one of the best golfers inof the world. pixellated smu is one of o the longest drivers inne the history of the sport he's now playing for i tg with joe biden relating personal story to. so we sat f p down with himsa and asked himt lots of golfue related questions. here's part of what he saidd . spent six years on the pga tour . you were one of the best young players in college. how did you wind up here is a controversial choice according to a lot of people. it definitely a lot of opportunity. that was the first and foremost thing. there was a new opportunity to do something an different in the game golf. i've always been a bit of a trendsetter when i was growing up, i always thought that i'd do something cool in the game of golf. i don't know what ithat would be that i see this. s i know this is a big part of it and the reason i say that is because i've always thought that golf has to start to tailor to the younger generation if we want to continue to grow the gamen ifif . about growth in g the game of golf and i think that

erickson how says he doesn't know if christiane, rinaldo will start a premier league opener against bryson on sunday strike. anthony marcial is out injured and they only have rinaldo and marcus rash with his direct replacements. but the whole cheese has spent the trance winter trying to leave united and was only played 45 minutes in pre season. there were many players who lived, but the spotlight is old christiano and that's not right. so i think then do your research and, and make out that many plays left. what is not correct? oh, that is what i said. i was a trend this way. do we get the sense that he's kind of ready and willing to give your his all, when he does come on to the pitcher christiano working really good, really tough and hot. i attempted to use it on sundays started. what do you feel you having? i'm sure we will see you. sunday will champion south africa off to a winning starts in this year's rugby championship. thanks to a commanding 20. 16. when of a new zealand, the spring box, our school, the old last 2 tries to one in the mail freight curtly our answer and really lose c

interesting.we we'll start to an emerging golf or really amerg one the best gos in the united states called bryson dechambeau a much longer clip for tomorrow night. but herer cl is a snippet from our conversation with him. there is thisco vibe in golf. it's more than a vibe. it's this kind of state ethic where, you know, it's not really about the money or you should play for free or well,re that case, ite. just becomes a hobby. ob we'reby playing for freedomds is our livelihood. and , you know, there's. a there'ser great economic opportunity for golfers to make a lot of money. i mean, that's why m we grew up playing golf also for the history to go win majors. and when pga tour events initially and now i'm out here, i want to win live events, i think it's evolving and changing very dynamically that it's again, people stuck in their old ways of thinking and what they know about the game of golf. but needless to say, i believe personally the future that this will only enhance the game moving. 's it's not going to deter people, frustrate people. it's's going to make it more exciting. are all professio

we've yet to be given an offer, which we think we can take back and which reflects our members as bryson and talking to members today in which we're in a position that there is you can see we had that message sent back to us loud and clear felix to port says it was reminded in recent days by the bank of england of the inflation re effects of big pay rises. the port company accuses the union of using the workers in a national struggle. and our free trial work is this is next for 3 and a half 1000 pounds in cash to them each year. the action that they're taking now that united is making them take, not having to put this offer to all workers, but the action that united making them take is actually going to take the best part of a 1000 pounds out of their pocket. the question is, how far the effects of this shut down will ripple through the u. k. economy. the port says the effects will be manageable, pointing to the lessons learned during the supply chain. disruption of the pandemic . suddenly, the ever a lot isn't going anywhere anytime soon. and some industry analysis suggests other contai

the big names like phil mickelson, the johnson and bryson shamble have signed up, but which remains committed to the p g a to he says he disagrees with those who joined live and as compared it to the senior her and her expensive one, the most recent live events of pocket $4000000.00 bond, he's now officially even replace of european cup captain englishman donald is the man to step into the role of dispensing with sex. donald, the former was number one and played in for right to call fuel say served as a vice captain for the past 2 additions. this is probably the greatest on a, you know, of, of my lifetime. to be announces ryder cup captain is certainly extremely exciting. and the biggest honor that i think you can bestow upon a golfer. he has almost like a lifetime achievement award. i'm obviously very excited to get going and looking forward to getting to rome in 14 months. i'm is cricket, female to pakistan for the 1st time in 17 years starting in september, they'll play 7020 internationals in karachi and the whole before breaking for the 2020, bold cop. well then returned to play 3 test ma

bryson dechambeau is confident things will get figured out. >> we'll figure it out legally or whether >> the pga not so confident. in a statement to current members, it's an attempt to use the tour platform to promote themselves and free ride on your benefits and efforts to allow reentry compromises the tour and the competition to detriment to our organization. the liv golfers want to compete next week. on top of the antitrust suit, three golfers are seeking a temporary restraining order. they qualified for the playoffs, but the pga says they would not be allowed to participate. if a judge grants them relief, they will play. it's not just the two organizations. the department of justice looking into the pga for antitrust investigations. anita? >> we'll see what happens there. madison alworth, thanks very much. >> john: we were going to tell you what gave aaron rodgers his best season, which is a tea that is banned in the united states. thanks for joining us. i'm john roberts. >> the "the story" starts right now with gillian turner in for martha. >> thanks, john and anita. i'm gillian

bryson dechambeau, one of the ones that filed, he told fox before the suit was filed he is confident out. i personally know it will get figured out whether legally or they come to the table to work out terms. i definitely think it will all wash itself out in the future. reporter: the pga tour are not so confident things will be figured out. they sent a letter to members they shared with us. in that letter they said quote it is an attempt to use the tour platform to promote themselves and free ride on your benefits and evident to allow reentry into our events compromises the tour and competition to the detriment of our organization, our players, our partners and our friends but those liv golfers want to compete in the playoff events. on top of antitrust suit, three golfers are seeking a temporary retraining order. they qualified for the playoff. the pga said last week they would not be allowed to participate. if the judge grants relief they will play. it starts next week. not just the two organizations are going back and forth. the department of justice is also looking into the pga to

. >>> phil mick elson and bryson dechambeau >> i love this story i don't know where i land on the issue. >> liv golf series filing a lawsuit to challenge the decisions by the pga over the temporary restraining order to allow them to play in the pga tour fedex cup playoff it threatens lifetime bans on players who participate in liv golf and sponsors and agents the pga tour commissioner jay monahan said the players are now saudi golf league employees. they walked away from the tour and they want an back in we will talk more about this story with the anti-trust attorney in the 8:00 hour. didn't the doj signal that maybe they have some empathy for these guys for the liv guys? they are looking at the pga tour, right? >> here is the thing funny he used the word employees of liv i'm not sure that's the case the issue is whether they are independent contractors, effectively, or they actually are employees. if you are an employee of one company, that company has every right to say you can't also do x, y, or z or work for somebody else the choice of that employer, which in case, the pga is arguin