jim: let's go down to dottie pepper. dottie? dottie: jim, thanks. here with roberto castro.d some great perspective about the gritty finish. where does this put you going forward for the rest of the year? >> i'm really excited. this is my fifth year on tour and the season has always started this time of year for me. when i made it to the tour championship, i'd only made a few bucks before the players and went on to have a good summer. i'm really encouraged by what i saw in my game here this week. theas great test here at quail hollow. excited to tee it up next time. dottie: when you missed it at 18 here in the playoff. you were grinding to hole that. >> it's a great shot if you have to make it. pitch it on the green and hope it rolls right in. about 10 feet away it looked really good. i think with softer speed it might turn in the right side. but congratulations to james. everyone had to grind it out. dottie: does this let you set goals for the rest of the year? >> i think so. you always want to stay ahead of the curve, whatever your goals are. feel like you're a little bit

dottie? dottie: i couldn't help but watch you watch the replay.n was your ninth on the pga tour and it ties somebody i know who's very, very special to you, seve. what's the first thing that pops in your mind when you know that's the fact? >> it's awesome. obviously to be up there with seve for me means so much. i won a little bit allah seve today. i -- ala seve today. i really wasn't on. i played well the last few holes but other than that i was battling with my swing. i was playing hard and clipping great. i made some great putts and very happy i was able to get it. dottie: four years after your last win on the pga tour and in a ryder cup year. do you have to reset some goals now? >> no, not really. the goals are still the same, just keep getting better. i played nicely there week. i know that i can play better. i need to keep going, obviously this is going to jump me nicely into the ryder cup standings, which i'm excited about. dottie: two balls in the water today. what's that tell you about what's in your heart? >> like i said, my swing wudget

wilson. >> ron and dottie voted for mccarthy. but they also had a personal interest in this election. ron was on the ballot as a mccarthy delegate. if elected he would go to chicago in august to vote for the senator as a representative of his state. the polls would close at 6:00. but until then campaign workers for all the candidates were busy urging their neighbors to vote. >> have you voted in the primaries for president? >> no, sir. but that's my boy right there. >> thank you. >> this is mrs. kirby at nixon headquarters. we wanted to be sure to remind you to vote today. >> at nixon headquarters voters were offered rides to the polls. a common practice in both political parties. it began to snow in laconia. but that did not stop the voters from going to the polls. it looked so easy. a mark on a piece of paper. it was simple as picking out a new hat or selecting fresh vegetables for dinner. and it was done as casually. but in each voter's 3450i7bd there was the feeling that his vote, his personal choice of a presidential candida

. ♪ so, now we're gonna go meet dan and dottie.ive close to lake las vegas, and they basically have been fighting with the lender for over four years. and now they have a scheduled meditation to try to resolve this dispute. we're gonna give them some direction as to what they need to do to try to save their home, but, remember, it's been a 4-year battle, and i'm not sure what the final resolution is going to be. dottie, it's a pleasure. thank you for having us. my pleasure. my pleasure. dan and dottie moved into an area that they thought was gonna be their retirement home. dan is a realtor, and for a while, things were great. >> the market was booming. we were doing great. everything was fine -- until the real-estate crash. and so we started using money that was savings -- okay? -- investments, nontouchable money to keep this place going. basically, the logic was, "okay, things are going down. our income is way down -- i mean, dramatically down -- but, you know, we have some pretty good savings. we can weather this." and so a year

wilson. >> ron and dottie voted for mccarthy. but they also had a personal interest in this election. ron was on the ballot as a mccarthy delegate. if elected he would go to chicago in august to vote for the senator as a representative of his state. the polls would close at 6:00. but until then campaign workers for all the candidates were busy urging their neighbors to vote. >> have you voted in the primaries for president? >> no, sir. but that's my boy right there. >> thank you. >> this is mrs. kirby at nixon headquarters. we wanted to be sure to remind you to vote today. >> at nixon headquarters voters were offered rides to the polls. a common practice in both political parties. it began to snow in laconia. but that did not stop the voters from going to the polls. it looked so easy. a mark on a piece of paper. it was simple as picking out a new hat or selecting fresh vegetables for dinner. and it was done as casually. but in each voter's 3450i7bd there was the feeling that his vote, his personal choice of a presidential candida

dotty went to chicago as part of the delegation.y continued their protests along with many other delegates who wanted to see details of the parties campaign seen. overcome.all we shall overcome someday. other demonstrators protested against the war. these protests erected into a confrontation with police that drew the attention of many americans. the delegates shared that tocern but first, they had for fill their obligation to .ominate a democrat it became clear that vice president humphrey had the support of the convention. but new hampshire delegates were pledged to vote for mccarthy and they honored that pledge. >> 20 votes for senator eugene j mccarthy and six votes to vice president humphrey. >> vice president humphrey won the nomination. >> ron and dotty went back to laconia and talked about the convention with their friends. >> it is the very differences of individuals and everything else. democracy, youin believe in rational reason. all people don't look at what's right for human society the same way. you will never get the

ron and dotty went to chicago as part of the new hampshire delegation.y continued their protests, along with many other delegates who also wanted to see a more detailed plan for peace as the party's main theme. >> ♪ we shall overcome. we shall overcome. we shall overcome someday ♪ narrator: other demonstrators protested against the war in the city streets. these protests erupted into a confrontation with police that hold the concerned attention -- pulled the concerned attention of many americans. the delegates shared that concern but first, they had to fulfill their obligation to nominate a democrat for the presidency. it became clear that vice president humphrey had the support of the convention. but ron and most of the new hampshire delegates were pledged to vote for mccarthy and they honored that pledge. >> 20 votes for senator eugene j. mccarthy and six votes to vice president humphrey. [applause] narrator: and vice president humphrey won the nomination. ron and dotty went back to laconia and talked about the convention with their friends. ityou go t

ron and dottie went to chicago as part of the new hampshire delegation.here they continued their protests along with many other delegates who also wanted to see a more detailed plan for peace as the party's campaign theme. ♪ we shall overcome ♪ we shall overcome ♪ we shall overcome one day >> other demonstrators protested against war in the city's streets. and these protests erupted tone a confrontation with police that drew the concerned attention of many americans. the delegates shared that concern. but first they had to fulfill their obligation to nominate a democrat for the presidency. as the balloting went on, it became clear that vice president humphrey had the support of the convention. ron and most of the new hampshire delegates were pledged to vote for mccarthy, and they honored that pledge. >> i cast 20 votes for senator eugene j. mccarthy and 6 votes for vice president humphrey. >> and vice president humphrey won the nomination. ron and dottie went back to laconia and talked about the convention with their friends. >> it is the differences of i

with his wife dottie and other friends in court sandusky's lead defense attorney former federal prosecutor al lindsey argued sandusky received inadequate counsel from former defense attorneys joe amendola and carl romminger. >> jerry sandusky is an innocent man this is a very flawed prosecution. >> reporter: after the hearing a letter from jerry sandusky was trod reporters. >> my concern is for my family, friends, supporters and those who have worked so hard to identify the wrong. >> reporter: lindsey presented more than two dozen arguments writing before judge john cle land. lindsey says amendola should have not have waived sandusky's wright a preliminary hearing. lindsey suggested prosecutors leaked news of the grand jury investigation and he also believes amendola erred by allowing sandusky to be interviewed by bob costas with little or no preparation. in the interview sandusky creepingly suggested he was sexually at tracked to boys and the attorney general's office used that interview as part of its prosecution. >> our position is our client was not prepared for that. >> reporter: atte

commerce sponsored a series of breakfasts for all the candidates and ron and jim and their wives ann and dotty attended them all. and ron got his first close look at the man he wanted to see win. [ applause ] >> as i see the campaign in '68 the issue of vietnam itself is a vital one of course and you could pass a harsh judgment on that. or if it were isolated altogether from my domestic consequences or any other international consequences. but underneath all of this i think is a fundamental judgment that we're called upon to make as to what the real role of america is. to what direction do we want to give america? what influence do we want it to have on the rest of the world? and i say this is the fundamental test we have to face up to in the electoral process of the year 1968. >> richard nixon came to town a few days later, and jim had a chance to meet and talk with the man who was his personal choice for the presidency. nixon had the most practical experience of all the candidates. as vice president in the eis eisenhower administration he had been actively involved in running the country for

joining me now on the phone, a donnie trump surrogate, dottie. >> he's going out and when speaker ryan said he wasn't ready to get behind him, quote, right now, he went out and basically had his chief spokesperson and said if you can't do this, you're not prepared to be speaker of the house. and in the interview now, he's saying the will of the people. i have news for him. yes, he got historic votes but for every two votes for him, three were against him. >> do we have unity considering that 60% of the primary voters voted for somebody else? >> i have a lot of respect for evan. we can all skew our numbers but when you look at them, all these people keep telling us two-thirds voted against him. well, because there were 17 candidates in the race. the republican party, they have no strategy. you have to look at a majority of people who voted voted for mr. trump. and that is going to have to be a mountain he has to climb. why i think you saw that attacks against elizabeth warren yesterday. those choice of words not my choice of words, she was on twitter for hours attacking mr. trump. that'

. >> reporter: he profiled barbara woodhouse, the famous and slightly dotty british dog trainer. >> leftt, mrs. field. >> she had the voice -- >> why are you touching her back? >> -- of an angry regimental sergeant major. >> halt. sit when i say halt. >> she would say it's time for walkies. >> walkies. >> walkies. >> reporter: the dogs would just snap to attention. >> that was excellent. >> is your wife here? >> no, she's not. >> great. >> reporter: while interviewing the muppets he was hit on by that femme fatale, miss piggy. >> morley. >> yes. >> could i see you later? >> of course. >> thank you. >> i must say she's a fascinating woman. she can be very, very aggressive. but very sexy at the same time. >> i thought "60 minutes" was a high-class show. >> reporter: morley was at his best working with producer john tiffa, two politically incorrect guys who loved doing wild and crazy stories. in 1993 they went to a tango club in finland of all places wondering how did such a hot-blooded dance wind up in such a cold-blooded place? ♪ >> the finnish tango is not to be confused with the groin-g

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to the west and to the east that should dottie.although these areas are becoming increasingly secure. the syrian democratic forces are generating their own combat power in those areas. so certainly we are seeing some reactions to this. we have had reports of isil reese positioning both of their combat capabilities against what they think may be coming next and we've seen reports of them repositioning personnel either in the city or even out of the city. so rightfully isil understands that their days are increasingly numbered. we we are going to continue to keep pressure on them and we expect to see them collapse eventually. >> do you need a quick follow-up? >> to follow-ups, is this a case where you been so focused on the north and the offenses to come that you keep trying the back door of this massive impacts of baghdad, because they declared that these were told to area and access for what they're feeling, and what are you going to do about baghdad, you describe a problem but what's next, the american people us-led forces patroll

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by the way, dotty schwartz from nbc news is out in the desert.an catch his report after this newscast. chris sanchez, today in the bay. >> 6:46 a. southern california man lost an eye after he says his electronic cigarette exploded. he is a life long smoker. he switched to ecigarettes a few years ago. he said he thought they were healthier t. battery from the device exploded and the debris hit him in the face. doctors had to remove his left eye. hit keyboard also caught on fire. >> i had it in my hand and my mouth it went off, my god, i don't know. i feel grateful that it wasn't any worse. >> quite frightening. just last week the fda said it would oversee the amount of nicotine that goes into the devices and would regulate some of the batteries used. >>> that's terrifying, clearly, there is a lot of demand, if someone could build a safer ecigarette, they could make a lot of money. >> safer in the sense that it wouldn't explode. >> that's right. they're still going to make you sick. at least keep your eye if not your lungs? let's talk about that. w

crossing on -- they identified the victims as 30-year-old vanessa henriquez and her three-year-old dottie -- daughter saidy. ktvu's amber lee is at the scene near chapman road and washington avenue in san leandro. amber? >> reporter: i spoke with the relatives of the mother and daughter who were killed, the family is absolutely devastated telling me mom leaves behind a husband and a son who is only the third grade. amtrak trains are traveling through the crossing again around 1:30 this afternoon vanessa henriquez was behind the wheel of the roar -- rav4 with sadie sitting in the rear passenger seat when the amtrak train struck the vehicle bill. mother and daughter died at the scene. >> she was a very loving mother, very responsible. always with her children. >> reporter: relatives say this afternoon vanessa was probably tending to her family as she always did as a devoted stay-at- home mother. >> she usually does as a mother, picking up groceries, dropping off her son. >> reporter: mrs. suv got stuck on the train tracks as traffic backed up. >> it appears it's probably the heavy traffic t

. >> kroft: he profiled barbara woodhouse, the famous and slightly dotty british dog trainer. >> barbarad in front, mrs. field. >> safer: she had the voice of an angry regimental sergeant major. >> halt! >> mary: she would say "it's time for walkies! " >> woodhouse: walkies! walkies! >> safer: the dogs would just snap to attention. >> woodhouse: that was excellent. >> ms. piggy: is your wife here? >> safer: no, she's not. >> ms. piggy: great. >> kroft: interviewing the muppets, he was hit on by that femme fatale, miss piggy. >> ms. piggy: morley, could i see you later? thank you. >> safer: i must say, she's a fascinating woman. she can be very, very aggressive but very sexy at the same time. >> ms. piggy: i thought "60 minutes" was a high class show. >> kroft: morley was at his best working with producer john tiffin. two politically incorrect guys who loved doing wild and crazy stories. in 1993, they went to a tango club in finland, of all places. wondering: how did such a hot blooded dance wind up in such a cold-blooded place? >> safer: the finnish tango is not to be confused with the g

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and who want to expel isil from that territory and along the lines of what we have seen in should dotty with the syrian arab coalition, which enabled bios expelled isil from that important town and we would like to do that as well-- chairman, do you want to add? >> if i could clarify the point. are you talking about sunni forces in the area, cass-- >> yes. arab forces. >> and neither you mr. secretary or general, how many sunni forces-- forces do you believe will be required for this operation to be successful and for us to reach this goal? >> senator, to wrap back on the purpose of the special operation forces on the granite syria is to did two things to your original question to grow to the size of our partners on the ground and increase their effectiveness. we assess now that there are about 6000 syrian arab coalition members and we perhaps have as many as twice that number in the vetting process as a result of our forces on the ground and we expect those of us to increase. with regard to forces that will attack, we think it will be combination of both syrian arab coalition, but supp