ian: the greens definitely firmed up today, dottie. dottie: certainly has. dry out here and you're seeing the results. really been since thursday since there's been any rain at all. i don't know how much time vegas has left himself to go through a mini warm-up session. ke he can get four or five inutes in, if necessary. ian: yeah, just feel the ball off the face on a couple of drives. chips from couple of fluffy rough like he had there at the back of 18. couple of putts. something to take with you to hole of the playoffs, some confidence. meanwhile, steps onto the 72nd green. easured stretches. staying very calm. he'd move so far up the fedexcup, it would be almost a east lake on the tour championship at this point so season. he dashely want to make the -- make the t to presidents cup team. oth players. presidents won a cup event, the t.p.c. boston. it will be his turn. that was to believe seven years ago, jim that he won that tournament in boston. jim: it would be hoffman's turn they're going to let and play. ahead an: leave the stage. for thearly and a pot

jim: how hard is this shot, dottie? dottie: it's hard. darn hard. you have to be super committed to the shot you hit. there are options. it looks like he's going to have this club pretty open. ian: down the hill all the way. he'll need to land it just on. what wonderful touch. dottie: fantastic. jim: but it runs out to what is a nervous distance. ian: they're never easy, those chips up against the collar. not too sure how much grass you get between the clubface and the ball. you have to get through and it then it just pops up with the loft of the sand wedge. nice, open face. just gently done. as you said, jimmy. howell knows exactly how this putt reacts as it gets towards the cup. it just wants to fall to the low side, to the left for him. jim: you make it, you put so much pressure on stanley, you might win it right here. ian: take a deep breath and try and relax. this time it didn't break. dottie: i think this time it had a touch more pace. jim: stanley now with a putt to win it. ian: chance for a second victory on the pga tour for style school --

jim: how hard is this shot, dottie? dottie: it's hard. darn hard.ave to be super committed to the shot you hit. there are options. it looks like he's going to have this club pretty open. ian: down the hill all the way. he'll need to land it just on. what wonderful touch. dottie: fantastic. jim: but it runs out to what is a nervous distance. ian: they're never easy, those chips up against the collar. not too sure how much grass you get between the clubface and the ball. you have to get through and it then it just loft of the sand wedge. nice, open face. just gently done. as you said, jimmy. howell knows exactly how this putt reacts as it gets towards the cup. it just wants to fall to the low side, to the left for him. jim: you make it, you put so much pressure on stanley, you might win it right here. ian: take a deep breath and try and relax. this time it didn't break. dottie: i think this time it had a touch more pace. jim: stanley now with a putt to win it ian: chance for a second victory on the pga tour for style school -- kyle stanley. jim: a cha

dottie: yes. ian: ok. oil cut 7-iron. dottie: in low. the attack was great. good line to start. ian: oh, what a shot. dottie: wonderful. bill: well, that's going to be unlucky. couldn't stop it. and goes all the way back down the slope behind the green. dottie: still not a bad miss at all. there's a chance. spieth hole a bunker shot here on the 7 nd hole to force a playoff. bill: that is true and he'll be going right after it. and jordan had the water to contend with because he had a bunker shot straight across the green with a pond on the other side of the flag. ian: he'll be ruing those two bogeys you mentioned. 14 and 17, the two easy holes on the back nine. bill: bryson. just staying loose. just in case. berger was once again in contention coming into the final round. and now for patrick. ian: whatever happens, patrick, it's always great experience. you learn every time get that first victory on tour. bill: at -- patrick grew up here in the midwest at avon, indianapolis. west of indianapolis about 250 miles. he was a two-time indiana state champion in high school. graduated

dottie: the presidents couple is on the horizon. how much does that play into you for the or rest of this season? >> obviously the presidents custom has been on my mind the and especially after winning here last year, putting myself in a good position to team.he it will be awesome. nick pricing is such a great guy. feelalways liked him and i like making that team would be my career. ecial in i feel i made a stem guard today so hopefully keep playing well and make the team. congratulations on a special weekend. >> thank you. amanda: you said i've been lot. a i have to be patient. do you >> i gave myself a chance. today. retty horribly left everything short. jhonattan played great today and the celled -- credit to him. amanda: with a really important hedule coming up, you have to feel good about your game moving forward. it's always touch when you don't close the deal after a lead but have some good momentum going. headsing into the pga championship and also does a lot standings. s couple what positives can you take from this week? pr

dottie: the presidents couple is on the horizon. how much does that play into you for the or rest of this season? >> obviously the presidents custom has been on my mind the and especially after winning here last year, putting myself in a good position to team.he it will be awesome. nick pricing is such a great guy. feelalways liked him and i like making that team would be my career. ecial in i feel i made a stem guard today so hopefully keep playing well and make the team. congratulations on a special weekend. >> thank you. amanda: you said i've been lot. a i have to be patient. do you feel you did a good job f being patient? >> i gave myself a chance. today. retty horribly left everything short. jhonattan played great today and the celled -- credit to him. amanda: with a really important hedule coming up, you have to feel good about your game moving forward. it's always touch when you don't close the deal after a lead but have some good momentum going. headsing into the pga championship and also does a lot standings. s couple what

on july 11th, 1953, at the controls of darling dottie, he bagged migs number 5 and 6. >> you become ance in both wars. >> yes. >> and there's only a small handful of people who were. >> quite a few. >> aren't you the last one? >> the last one? >> i think so. >> there were seven to start with and they're all dead except me. >> what is mig alley? >> it was the yalu river. the migs knew that we weren't supposed to cross the river and they felt some security in that. you know, that was poorly founded. >> the enemy hoped basing their migs in communist china would protect them from air strikes. >> the migs would climb up to altitude on their side of the river, which was a demarcation line between north korea and n manchuria. our forces would dive across the demarcation line, come over at high speed and attack our people and then turn around and fly back into a sanctuary as fast as they could. >> the rules said don't fly into china. the rules were broken. >> general evers was tracking in the command center and he just raised hell and said you're not supposed to do that, it's against the law.

. >> reporter: dottie and jim graham show me what used to be the garden area in the backyard of their west white land township home before sunoco ran pipeline through their property. >> got our pipeline marker there. >> reporter: the grahams have lived here on sally view drive for 21 years with pristine water until now. >> i'm not having water and then it was cloudy. >> reporter: problems started for many residents in the area on june 27th. tonight township officials and sunoco reps held a meeting with uwchlan and west whiteland residents about what caused it. >> water in the drilling operation is not unique situation to them. they thought perhaps initially it would be a spring but nevertheless they did notify us. >> reporter: residents voiced their concerns about the pipeline process. there's also an offer on the table from aqua the township's public water service for residents on affected wells to hook up to them during the drilling process. sunoco would pay for it.& residents aren't sold on the process. >> i appreciate what you're trying to say. do not look at us and say, no risk.

sacked as the white house communications director after just eleven days on the job let's cross live dottie's jacqueline more details jacki difficult keeping pace with the ins and. the white house these days what do we know. if if government she was actually only in this position for ten days left until weeks which is probably the shortest in history at this point and the language of the statement coming out of the white house is a bit vague they're saying that you believe that it would be better if the new chief of staff mr kelly was able to start with a clean slate of course all the reports are flying around that kelly demand his record resignation kelly only came into the position today after the former chief of staff was had resigned now. screwed she was accused by c.n.n. in the past of having ties to a russian investment banker that story was however a later recanted scare in which he himself seemed to just blow that off a bit. they had a couple of conversations with senior stab at c.n.n. and i made it very clear to them that the story was not accurate. now on friday a scare in which he

dottie on up, we have the line for boy scouts and their families.aller: i thought it was too political. boy scouts are not supposed to be political. it is supposed to be about inspiration to help them grow up and become better people. what this hillary clinton have to do with the boy scouts? the man stood right there lie that a bold faced barack obama never addressed the boy scouts, but you have a take addressbarack obama's to the boy scouts. you have collars even calling in saying he didn't address them. host: the video address that president obama sent to the 2010 jamboree, you can still find that on the boy scouts of page.a yourtub -- youtube next caller is paul, a republican. go ahead. caller: hello. about donald trump speaking to the boy scouts, i want all american people to know and listen to this. we need our new generation to save this country. we need donald trump to talk to the new generation, the future of this country. smoked, or to, drugs. wn-ups need togro understand that. donald trump, by not using those withs, he didn't think 60% his

picture perfect weather for this 4th of july down here at the jersey shore, behind me here we have the dotty family. happy 4th of july and they have shrimp on the grill one example of people down here having a barbecue lets take a look -- >> i think it's safe to say a lot of fun is being had at the jersey shore today just as it should be to celebrate our nation's birthday. from barbecues on the beach in ventnor. >> a nice spinach salad dogs and devilled eggs. and famliz decked out in red white and blue in ocean city. >> we have to wear our red white and blue right kiddos? >> kids have food. and fun on the mind. just like the clark sisters mia and veronica and their little brother john. >> curly fries. >> and the fireworks. >> awesome. >> the roller coaster. >> on the beach jacob from washington township is showing his american pride he built this red white and blue setup and is staying there all day until the fire works. >> it's patriotic and love america. >> clouds kept it cool and the breeze is coming off the water just right. and just out of town on the bridge across the bay we caught up

picture perfect weather for this 4th of july down here at the jersey shore, behind me here we have the dotty shrimp on the grill one example of people down here having a barbecue lets take a look -- >> i think it's safe to say a lot of fun is being had at the jersey shore today just as it should be to celebrate our nation's birthday. from barbecues on the beach in ventnor. >> a nice

. >> reporter: dottie and jim graham show me what used to be the garden area in the backyard of theirest whiteland township home. before sunoco ran pipeline through their property. >> our pipeline marker there. >> reporter: grahams have lived here on valley view drive for 21 years with pristine water until now. >> i'm not having water. and it was cloudy. >> reporter: problems started for many residents in the area on june 27th tomorrow night township officials and sunoco reps held a meeting with uwchlan and west whiteland residents about what caused it. >> water in the drilling operation is not a unique situation to them. they thought perhaps initially it would be a spring but nevertheless they did notify us. >> reporter: residents voiced their concerns about the pipeline process. there's also an offer on the table from aqua the township's public water service for residents on affected wells to hook up to them during the drilling process. sunoco would pay for it. residents aren't sold on the process. >> what is sunoco building into their proposition which assures all these people two

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