second quarter smith the pass to crowder. redskins out to a 21-3 lead.reen bay aaron rodgers, rodgers hoping to have some magic. finds randall. he loses the football. redskins all over it. fabi fabian monroe with the redskins beat the packers 31-17. hey, with a look at what's coming up on redskins final. >> happiness continue to flow on redskins final. we fi the motivation that awoke a sleepi offense. a aip adriterson tells us why he is right where he wants to be. you might be surprise at alex smith's reaction. all that and more on redskins final in a few minutes. we will see you then. >> this is so good to hear. tiger woods is officially back.d entetonight's final round of the tour championship with the lead and he didn't let if go. on 13, woods with the birdie putt. this one falls right in the cup and he goes up byl five. k at this. the walk to the green on 18. a sea ofng fans follotiger, hoping to see history. this is what happens when goes out in public, too. we understand that. fans everywhere. both of them rock stars, of course. woods hoping to rew

seeing crowder out there and chris thompson and moses andng others get out there, and allen and the draft picks like geron payne and others, it's a fuup to watch. >> coming up next, we'll here from the quarterback, alex smith. >>> also mike duff. 100 yards is more. "inside the redskins" is coming right back. practice this week. this is "inside the redskins". each week during the regular season we'll here exclusive skins s from the quarterback alex smith. this week here he is talking about how the redskin offense has been preparing for the opener. >> new team for you, new offense. some guys were slow coming back in because of injuries and health reasons. where do you feel this offense isat? are there any concerns, worries about how it may look early in the season because of ome of the newness for a lot of people? >> i mean, that's a progression that never ends. you know? you're always working on that regardless of the there's always going to be injuries and guysorking back in. you're always trying to get better and a lot of facets of your game as an offense. i think our strengthnt evelly w

crowder, nice slam dunk. n.nine-yard touchd 21-3 lead, red skins.that quarter a wide open geronimo, allison. he takes it 64 yards. one of two touchdowns for rogers. packers comingck you've seen that before on tv. losehe otfoll. and joshorman with the recovery. shree burress watched it live today. they really needed this one going into the bye-week. >> they certainly di kind of a sigh of relief, dave. what a difference a week makes. remember last week that ugly game against theco s? well, that was a wake-up call for the red skins back here at home tonight. >> i that probably was the worst game i've ever been a part of last o ek. for guysbounce back and it shows the guys are, you know, resilien >> we feel like we had the best weould practice. that's not a coincidence. we honed i our practice and it showed today. y> last week we felt like we didn't pla physical enough and run to the bl like we should have. that was a big thing in practice. you see guys running hitting, flying around playing off each other. that's the way we play football. >> tough loss

final question, phil crowder, french 24 it was. >> thank you very much. he was mentioned again by the u.s. president as well, with praise, i think when he was called a nazi and a tough cookie. it seemed to be praise for the president largely turning up to negotiate and talk in the oval office. i wonder what's your assessments to what came afterward. are there actual negotiations happening? is that a good trade relationship between the united states and the european union, and can it get better? >> i'm gonna answer the question on your last phrase. of course it can get better. and there is a conversation going on, some of it you write about. some of it obviously is just folks calling back and forth. i think mayhew is a little distracted on the breakfast issue. but that's helpful in other ways because it's causing them to think very seriously about their trade and investment policy and about their competitive circumstances in a global economy. i thought it was cool he came and visited. he came here, and well, we move a little bit together and he has respect

ben brody from bloomberg, and then philip crowder from france 24. >> thank you for having me. have you thought about a successor? is he sitting to your right? all, i will not pick a successor, but i have not retired yet. somebody pressed me the other day about retiring. i said if you see me lying in a box with flowers around it, i am only thinking about it. i have a lot to do and a lot of energy. we have very competent people at the chamber. if i fall off the chair things , will keep moving. there are candidates inside and outside. i would not worry about having a very successful leadership. linda: final question. >> he was mentioned by the u.s. president yesterday as well. praise, i think, when he called him nasty and a tough cookie. there seem to be praise there from the president. turning up to negotiate and talk. i wonder what your assessment is to what came afterward. are there actual negotiations happening, is that a good trade relationship between the u.s. and european union, can it get better? tom: i will answer the question on your last phrase. of course it can get be

jeff: the ego crowder now that you have the germans coming in and mainly driven by the lack of dieselales, they need to hit certain co2 targets. , german mercedes come up or coming in aggressively. it is mounting for sure. scarlet: plenty to jump and because the senator john cornyn has said senate republicans have agreed to a one-week fbi probe looking into judge kavanaugh and the allegedly assault of dr. blasey ford. republicans have agreed to a one-week kavanaugh fbi probe. the senate will hold a vote tomorrow on the kavanaugh nomination. that is after the nomination passed through committee. they will indeed have a one-week kavanaugh probe, so things have slowed down a little bit here as the republicans concede to senator flake's request. caroline: he will see plenty of drama of on capitol hill. drama when it comes to corporate's as well, we were talking about tesla with f osborn. you were talking about the competition ramp up. let's talk about the deliveries that might ramp up this weekend. we have concern over the leadership of tesla going forward. and you look at the fundamental

crowder, you're invited to speak on the amendment. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let's be clear, what's happening today in this majority ask political theater. it's political theater because this bill, this overall bill will never become law. this bill will never become law, we're here for theater. but the bill that you did pass, had some damaging elements in it that were damaging to many people in this country. the original gop tax scam was a flop with the middle class families of america. why was it a flop? the gop tax scam led to a drop in a million dollars of annual deficits. speeding up the tax scam, the gop tax scam has not provided -- and the gop tax scam is in fact raising taxes on the middle class to lavish tax breaks on the privileged few. so if you live in california or new york, you can't deduct all of your state income taxes anymore. if you live in texas or florida, where this isn't a state income tax. you can no longer write off your property taxes anymore. this is a problem that affects all states, all red, white and blue states in america. to make

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read of attorney and judicial crisis spokesman gail crowder. what are the bounds on this?ou're thinking about these documents and senator booker coming out and basically misleading the public and having a dramatic moment where he says, i am "spartacus," this is my i am "spartacus" moment, you understand hearings are going so well. he comes across independent, mainstream judge, the liberal senate democrats are angry and frustrated it is not going their way. so i think they're trying to continue to do what they did on opening day of this hearing and try to throw road blocks into the confirmation of judge kavanaugh when we see many democrats and republicans senators who represent more, mainstream, types of districts are saying that they can't see anything that disqualifies judge kavanaugh from being confirmed to the supreme court vacancy from supreme court justice anthony kennedy. neil: so you see nothing that will get in the way of that? as things stand now, i guess this wraps up technically tomorrow, or how do you see it going? >> right. well the judiciary committee hearing