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energy market regulator chris cook welcome to the us report good to meet you again all right well chris kirk you have written something for asia times called gas diplomacy time for iran tell us about it right well gas diplomacy is in my view we've gone quite far enough with dollar diplomacy i think it's time for energy diplomacy generally gas diplomacy what is the article on the dollar diplomacy is also being called germany i suppose basically the american. might is right. when i say the american empire is based on the dollar not so much you know people don't understand that america has an environment like they resist the label they say we don't have an empire we're just minding our business over here and in between mexico and canada but the dollar the defacto mobile world reserve currency in places like iran and elsewhere has been really the there means for imperialism yes absolutely michael hudson writes well on the subject wrote about dollar hedge of money and that's precisely what we've got the petro dollar of the deal between the saudis and the us going way way back was you know we keep

energy market regulator chris cook welcome to the us report good to meet you again all right well chris kirk you have written something for asia times called gas diplomacy time for iran tell us about it right well gas diplomacy is in my view we've gone quite far enough with dollar diplomacy i think it's time for energy diplomacy generally gas diplomacy what is thought of long as dollar diplomacy is also being called a hedge of many i suppose basically the american. might is right. most of the american empire is based on the dollar not so much you know people dollars stand that america has a higher mouth like they resist the label they say we don't have an empire and we're just minding our business over here and in between mexico and canada but the dollar the defacto mobile world reserve currency in places like iran and elsewhere has been really the there means for imperialism yes absolutely my close and writes well on this subject wrote about dollar hedge of money and that's precisely what we've got the petro dollar of the deal between the saudis and the us going way way back was you know we

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energy market regulator chris cook welcome to the us report good to meet you again all right well chris kirk you have written something for asia times called gas diplomacy time for iran tell us about it right well gas diplomacy is in my view we've gone quite far enough with dollar diplomacy i think it's time for energy diplomacy generally gas diplomacy what is not a plan to see dollar diplomacy is also being called germany i suppose basically the american. might is right. most of the american empire is based on the dollar not so much you know people don't understand that america has a higher math like they resist the label they say we don't have an empire and we're just minding our business over here and in between mexico and canada but the dollar the defacto mobile world reserve currency in places like iran and elsewhere has been really the there means for imperialism yes absolutely michael hudson writes well on this subject he wrote about dollar hedge of money and that's precisely what we've got the petro dollar of the deal between the saudis and the us going way way back was you know we k

now 58 under but chris kirk made a run. he leaves it eight feet.e birdies and closes the gap on snedeker. six and 66 leaves him in second place. 49er coach, jim harbaugh putt for an eagle on 18. snedeker down to 2 and on 17 another birdie. now up 3 and amateur partner, he created that scholarship just misses this putt to win the amateur portion but they tie for that title. snedeker all alone winning the at&t by a 7 under. >> such a special place, playing a good friend with into mine, you can't make this stuff. it's too perfect. there was ton of confidence and all the great players we have this year. i've won five times out here now. that is important thing is the majors. >> hardwood action and lebron hosting kobe's lakers. they came in winning four of the last five. lebron james led by one in the third and here is 2 of his 30 points. kobe led with 38 and lebron, i would say this is monster finish. he had 32 and sets a record with five straight 30 plus games. 107-97 your final. >> bears over the second half on a 17-2 run. he lays it in. he had 21, a

here is chris kirk. 14th fairway. lands the approach close. setting up a birdie putt to pull him within 2. how many times did i say his name? taps it in. you know, when you are a million dollars richer you can do it. his word ranking to number 4 with his 6th career victory. here we go. there was a 3-way tie for third place between stadler, hawker and hahn. firing a 270. dennis spoke with a champion snedeker just after his round. >> you got off to a great start? >> yes. i did. the first 6 holes you need to make good shots. i did well with that. got off to a good lead and playing good solid golf there. i made a mistake on number 9 but other than that i played good golf. now you are winning at at&t. your game is at the best of your career. what can this win do for you now? >> i am as confident as i ever have been. i know everything they am doing is working. heading in the right direction and looking forward to what the rest of the year is going to hold. it will be fun to see about it and know i have a chance at winning it. >> i know you are in hi

here came chris kirk. no relation to captain kirk. 14 fairway, the pro shot, close. a birdie putt for 2 in the lead. he did not falter. he taps it in. 18, securing a 2-shot win. 7 under 65. final round, world ranking to number 4 with his 6th victory. now, there was a 3-way tie for third place between kevin, jimmy and james. the golfer, fired a 2 under 70. good for the former women's shoe salesman. we talked with snedeker just after his round. >> you got off to a great start. >> the first 6 holes here you need to make a great start. i did a great job. getting off to a good lead and playing solid golf from there on out. i made a mistake but after that, great golf. >> you win at at&t your game is at the best of your career what can this win do for you now? >> i am as confident as i have been. scary thing. i know everything i am doing is working. i know i am heading in the right direction and looking forward to what the rest of this year is going to hold and be a lot of fun and know i have a legitimate chance of winning. >> congratulations. i know you are in high demand.

chris kirk made a run. third shot. leads it eight feet.closes the gap two to two -- to two strokes. but he ended in second place. jim harbaugh needed this putt on 18 for a net eagle. he finished tied for 13th. a good four-day extraction for coach after the super bowl loss. on 17, another birdie for snedeker. and his amateur partner creteed a scholarship program at vandy, and brandt misses this putt to win the amateur. and brandt snedeker was all alone ai top the pro leaderboard. he won by two strokes with a final round 7-under 65. >> a special place to win at pebble beach, beautiful day like this, playing with a good friend of mine, you can't make this stuff up. it's perfect. masters, u.s. open, all the great venues and that's next on my list. i have won five times out here. now it's important to win majors. >> mike: a little nba action. lebron james and the heat hosting the lakers, could kobe rally the troops? lakers came in facing a red hot lebron james, wade, two of his 30. kobe led the lakers with 28. but gets his pocket picked by wade

chris kirk is one back followed by patrick reed and richard lee. you know dennis o'donnell was there. >>> reporter: yeah, thanks, vern and what a round 3 here at the at&t pro-am and tomorrow's final round will come down to the great pairing. james hahn the rookie out of cal against the up and coming superstar on the pga tour, brandt snedeker. >> i'm hitting the ball well not putting myself in too many positions that are in bad spots and i'm making my way well around the course. if i can keep putting the way i have been, tomorrow will be fun. >> how much is in the back of your mind of trying to get into augusta? >> zero. i'm not even in next woke's tournament so for me a top 10 finish would be great. if you want to compare the north trust open to augusta we can but i would love to play another week out here on tour. >> you have improved your game now that you're a couple. >> yes, 100%. before i got married we would talk about what kind of flowers we needed for the wedding, table linen, i mean, how many married people are in this room? you know exact

chris kirk, the only player to truly have a chance to compete with snedeker. on 13 for birdie. kirk would shoot a final round 66. he finished in second place. the rookie, cal product james hahn started with the lead but he makes birdie. he shot a final round 70 and was never much of a factor in this one. jim harbaugh on 18th with the aussie. jason day as his pro. he would tap in and still have a lot of fun. a little tip of the cap. the 18th hole for snedeker playing with his partner. this is a chance to win the pro am. just misses it. snedeker couldn't believe it because they would have to share the title. snedeker on 18. this is a big one. his first win of the season with that shot. his wife btfr÷mannedi along wit daughter lily and son austin gives dad a big hug for a big win to start 2013. >> it's a huge relief. i guess i got tyilucky that tig woods and phil mickelson weren't out there. to play a golf course in great condition like this and play with my good friend and be able to win this is really special. >>> how about cal visiting number 7, arizona. first

chris kirk is one back followed by patrick reed and richard lee.know dennis o'donnell was there. >> reporter: yeah, thanks, vern and what a round 3 here at the at&t pro-am and tomorrow's final round will come down to the great pairing. james hahn the rookie out of cal against the up and coming superstar on the pga tour, brandt snedeker. >> i'm hitting the ball well not putting myself in too many positions that are in bad spots and i'm making my way well around the course. if i can keep putting the way i have been, tomorrow will be fun. >> how much is in the back of your mind of trying to get into augusta? >> zero. i'm not even in next woke's tournament so for me a top 10 finish would be great. if you want to compare the north trust open to augusta we can but i would love to play another week out here on tour. >> you have improved your game now that you're a couple. >> yes, 100%. before i got married we would talk about what kind of flowers we needed for the wedding, table linen, i mean, how many married people are in this room? you know exactly wha

chris kirk, one stroke back, followed by patrick reed and richard lee. tonight at 10:00. >>> warriors trying to salvage a win tonight in dallas on their four-game road trip. we'll tell you about it on sports wrap. see you then. >> beautiful down there, isn't it? gorgeous. >> no better place when the weather is nice. >> thank you, joe. >> thanks, joe. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we'll have much more on the big announcement made late this afternoon by the los angeles police department regarding the firing of a former cop. video you're seeing here, he was wanted in the shooting of three people. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and 'r

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this edition of the kaiser report with me max keiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank my guest chris kirk if you like to contact us you can e-mail said kaiser report of r t t v dot ru or tweet us a kaiser report next time ask. well . technology innovation all the developments from around russia we. covered. potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston properly or today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more powdery down the line there's still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. jason it is going to pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of in life will be is largely a driving license of emergency vehicles are exceptions.

chris kirk stayed in the hunt with a 66. birdies 13 to get within 2. but this was snedger's day.in. the trophy was waiting as snedger came to 18. for two weeks in a row he had been the runner up to tiger woods and mickelson. allowed him to break the tournament record. he now has a win, 2 seconds and a third. >> tournaments like this gives me a ton of confidence going into the masters. that's next on my list. i have won 5 times out here now. it's important now to win majors and to finish the west coast. to win at pebble beach on a beautiful day like this, you just can't make this stuff up. >> here's a final look at the leader board. kirk 2 strokes back followed by hawn, walker and jason day who all tied for third. >>> in the middle of the pack 12 pack, have a tough afternoon. mike montgomery's team, coming in solomon hills sets the early pace for the wildcats. arizona had an early 9 point lead. battle back, brandon ashley's bad pass turns into a -- share the ball with crab finishing. trailed by 5 at the half. but the bears opened the 2nd half with a run. he turned this into a 4 po

. >> chris: that fellow he hugged is mark kirk the senator that suffered a severe stroke and has just returned very moving that he has been able to make it all the way back to this session of congress. >> it's inspirational to see him climb the steps. one thing we'll be looking for what effort the president makes to reach out to the other side, to show some bipartisan spirit, this is a president that campaigned that he would do that and he hasn't been able to do that. 14 1/2 minutes we have the president ready to deliver his state of the union address. [ applause ] >> chris: i can tell you, no love lost between the president and speaker of the house. as opposed to the president and first lady. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor to present to you the president of the united states. >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] you're welcome. thank you very much. thank you so much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. >> mr. speaker, mr. vice president, members of congress, fellow americans, 51 years ago, john f. ken

kirk saigss in the report. the result of a final internal investigation are expected soon. >> new jersey governor chris christieoing to palo alto for a pry vilt fund-raiser in the home of face book founder mark zuckerberg this, wraps up a fund raising swing for christie considered a phone shall republican candidate in four years, christie and zuckerberg met in 2010 when the founder donated $100 million to improve schools in newark, new jersey later appearing together on oprah. we'll have a live report coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> transportation officials moving forward with a massive party to celebrate the opening of the bay bridgeuáy new eastern span. an mtc committee gave the okay today. it will include a bike race, a concert, fire works show and a public walk that is expected to cost $1.8 million alone just to pull offv. a spokesman says there is a lot of support. >> it's not that different than any other bridge opening around the world. i think it's one of the few projects you make the bay better. i think there is a lot of interest. >> the five day showdown is planned starting webs wednesday, august

chris' sense of humor. he was -- he had a great sense of humor. as i said, he didn't take himself seriously. and his sense of service. this is from nathan kirk. i moved -- i moved forward with sadness but equally with the competence in nolling the path to healing is through service to others as evident by the life of chris kyle. i will never fail you, chief. semper fi. this is from tommy hicks. he was a good father, a husband, a friend to many. but through his service to the navy impacted many others. more than he would ever imagine. he's a man everyone strives to be, a man who every american would want their son to be, a man whom everyone owes a debt. may his testimony -- may his memory be served in generations as a role model to the youth of america. tommy hicks. and i'm going to close out our time by reading something that chris i think exemplifies chris and was a big part of his life and i think it's also says about what chris' in life was and that is the navy seal creed. it goes like this. in times of war or uncertainty, there's a special breed of warrior ready to answer our nation's call. a common man with uncommon desire to succeed. for