fowler matches that final round as well. tied for second justin rose also with a great week and in good position in the eight spot. he jumps nine spots up into that top 10 and how about that. spieth, thomas, johnson, and rahm as we set the table for east lake. >> dan, thank you. it's the biggest win of your career. go back to the early part of the season at bay hill. you told us that was a big stepping stone. what kind of step did you take today? >> probably a few from two weeks ago. i was really, really determined just to not let that happen again and give myself a big enough buffer that i could get it done. i got it done. >> congratulations. >> it was great to have family there and thanks as well to all the players for wearing the ribbons as well. that's an awesome feeling. >> well said. >> we'll see it the leishman's in atlanta for sure. if you missed any of today's action, catch up on golf channel "golf central." coverage tuesday at 1:00 on golf channel continuing saturday on nbc. coming up next except on the west coast

fowler matches that final round as well. tied for second justin rose also with a great week and in good position in the eight spot. he jumps nine spots up into that top 10 and how spieth, thomas, johnson, and rahm as we set the table for east lake. >> dan, thank you. it's the biggest win of your career. go back to the early part of the season at bay hill. you told us that was a big stepping stone. what kind of step did you take today? >> probably a few from two weeks ago. i was really, really determined just to not let that happen again and give myself a big enough buffer that i could get it done. i got it done. >> congratulations. >> it was great to have family there and thanks as well to all the players for wearing the ribbons as well. that's an awesome feeling. >> well said. >> we'll see it the leishman's in atlanta for sure. if you missed any of today's action, catch up on golf coverage tuesday at 1:00 on golf channel continuing saturday on nbc. coming up next except on the west coast is your local news. the falcons and

after a fowler triple in if ninth, wong knocks him home. they scored six runs in the ninth and went on to beat the giants. your final, 11-6. a's in the emerald city to take on the mariners. oakland getting to mike leek early. jed lowery double downs the line. marcus scores from third and oakland taken a 1-0 lead. they led 2-0 until the third. sean gives up a slow who home run to mike. his 20th of the season. that cut the a's lead in half to 2-1. that scores a run, six and two third innings. three runs on sempb hits. oakland has lost four in a row.

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joining us fox news contributors, charlie hurt and richard fowler and larry elder.$3,000 canadian dollars for a vip ticket. charlie, she couldn't get people to show up to vote but they're going to pay the big bucks i guess. i don't know. >> she probably will get people to show up and hear her. you know, it's so amazing to sit back and think about what an extraordinary politician her husband was and what a terrible politician she is. the idea she's this tone deaf and the name of the book is "what happened." the idea she'd go out and not realize how terrible the optics look for her and reveal this is what happened. this is why she lost. >> kimberly: look, she's not just emptying the pockets of americans, she wants to bleed canada dry. >> hey, she's not charging the $200,000 she charged wall street. >> kimberly: it's a deal. >> i think it's cheaper to wait for the movie. i'm a fan of presidential memoirs. you learn a lot. walter mondale said when does it stop hurting and he was told i'll let you know when that happened. she was supposed to win this thing and for her to

julia: brian fowler, thank you for joining us.ooming debt ceiling debate in washington will -- in washington, will congress keep it from falling? from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i'm julia chatterley. i want to give you a look at what is going on in terms of the u.s. equity markets. we have equities under pressure. a lot of discussion about the and therean tensions impacts of hurricane irma weighing on investors. we have the nasdaq off 1.2%. the tech stocks weakening in the session. the s&p 500 down by 1%. one -- downown by by 2%. industrials, just two sectors managing to hold in the green. that is utilities and energy up from 2/10 of 1%. republicans in the senate are considering adding the debt extension to hurricane relief, expected to move this week in the house. that is according to two people familiar with the discussions. joining me from london to discuss the implications of what the faulting on the nation's debt will mean is sara, senior vice president with moody's investors. and you hear me -- can you hear me? no? sar

let's get more on this with sarah fowler who lives just behind the scene of the blaze.t there. it looks like it is a massive fire. i would say it broke out about three hours ago. we were alerted to it by the emergency vehicles that arrived on the street. it is a big industrial park behind their so doesn't seem to be affecting any residential properties but i would say our garden and all the neighbouring gardens are about 50 yards away from the buildings that are on fire at the moment. any idea of what kind of businesses are over there? there is a big self storage warehouse. i have had there is a plastic factory at one end of the lot, there is a turkish food supermarket. i think there is also a tyre factory as well. all very industrial. when did you realise all this was taking place? it was around eight o'clock. i saw a flashing blue light coming from the garden and when i looked up from the bedroom window which is where i am now looked upstairs and there was a huge fire that it was much further down to one side to what you are seeing 110w. to one side to what you are se

. >> jon: joining us now to talk about this, richard fowler and former ted cruz campaign pollster chrisson. thanks both of you for being here. richard, to you first. does the london bombing suggests there is a need for stricter travel ban? >> not at all, and here is why. if you look at all the terrorist attacks that happen on the united states soil, 9/11 and the ones after it, the travel ban would not have stopped any of those individuals from engaging in those crimes. all of those attackers would have been allowed in under trump's current travel ban, and the man responsible for the pulse nightclub attack was a united states citizen. we do not combat terrorism by shredding our constitution, it is by continuing to live our lives as americans, going out and going to disney world, taking our families out, embracing diversity and embracing inclusion. when you put in place travel bands and your mandatory policies, all you do is allow those groups to win and we cannot allow them to win by changing who we are as american americans. >> jon: chris, take that on. he says none of those terror atta

ricky fowler and justin thomas de. look at fowler. chipping in on three.tin johnson and matt kutcher down until the seventh. team usa leading 3 1/2 to 1 1/2. first team to 15 1/2 wins. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. did you see that lightning there? that was frightening. they had to clear the field, get everybody off for about a half hour. >> for the players it's easy, but the fans -- >> it took a while, but they did it in orderly fashion. that's my weather for tonight. >> what do you think? >> a-minus. >> i was going to say b-plus. good job. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, terrifying moments for a teenage girl home alone in the north bay. tonight her family shows us what happened after a man with a knife broke in. and justice delayed. a family of a teenager killed in a crash four years ago is losing their patience. why the case hasn't gone to trial. join us for those stories and a lot more at 11:00 over on channel 7. >>> that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. as always, we appreciate your d a-a minus. thanks so much for watching. we'll se

he came home ahead of this man, england's justin rose, and american, rickie fowler, to move fourth inng head to the final event, the tour championship at east lake in atlanta, georgia next week. the overall winner of the play offs earns a $10 million bonus and the 33 year old leishman will start fourth after this win, as he and his young family celebrated afterwards it isa it is a long week. it takes the energy out of you. i was very tired last night. i didn't sleep well. you know, that five shot lead, it is just enough that you should get beaten, but not quite enough that you, that it is, you know, out of reach. no, really happy. nice to, you know a specially to hold off a run on me on the back nine. but that fire shots, it was a lot closer than that. —— five. anna nordqvist beat unheralded american brittany altomare in a playoff to clinch the evian championship in france. the tournament was reduced to a 54—hole event after wet weather ruined play on thursday and sunday wasn't great either. the 30—year—old swede nordqvist won at the first extra hole to win her second major title, eig

political editor of town hall.com, richard fowler is a radio talk show host., good to see you. so, guy, who's right on this? is grassley right? you promised you were going to do this. that's almost as important as what's in the bill. >> he's right to.out republicans campaigned successfully, i might add, for seven years on repealing and replacing obamacare, a law that continues to fail and harm millions of people, despite what the democrats want you to believe. i'm on board for that argument. where i'm not so much on board is when he makes the case that maybe fulfilling a promise, just check a box matters as much as the substance of what you actually do. no, policy matters a lot. if republicans said we're going to get rid of obamacare and get rid of single payor. they would be replacing obamacare but it would be with something terrible. details absolutely matter. i think graham-cassidy is a micked bag in terms of policy. i think it's probably better than obamacare which is a low bar. but, of course, substance should matter. >> harris: wow. they'd also be making

lawrence jones, a conservative commentator, richard fowler, fox news contributor.his was known while obama was president, why was nothing more done about it? >> one word. politics. a lot of these groups, these extremist groups have the same ideology at the left. the only difference is they use violence to evoke that ideology. many of the left want to silence people. that means speech. hate speech is protected by the constitution. what we have seen with antifa, promoting violence and part of the reason why the left and the obama administration did not prosecute them is because those are some of the same people that are involved with other groups as well. >> sandra: why are you hearing such silence on this on the part of the left, richard? >> i am not sure you've heard silence. a lot of them have been condemned. nancy pelosi condemned them. the fbi and department of homeland security notified local and state officials about antifa. let me be very clear for folks at home, antifa doesn't represent the left. they've been very clear -- a person -- they are outside the sy

. >> sandra: joining me now for more, a staff writer at the federalist and richard fowler, a radio talkst and fox news contributor. brie, your take first on steve king saying this is nothing short of amnesty? >> he's not wrong. this is something donald trump has promised and been very clear about. i think in donald trump's response in an earlier portion of the interview when he was talking about republican allies, he named paul ryan specifically, right? a member of the gop hated establishment. notice he didn't mention a member of the freedom caucus. he mentioned a number of the republican establishment which has failed to deliver on all of its promises. i think the allies that donald trump supposedly has in the republican party, the fact that he is naming paul ryan is very telling in all of this. >> sandra: richard, steve king went a step further than that, threatening trump over this daca deal, saying your base will leave you. >> here's the thing. i think what steve king is going to a small group of american, himself, ann coutier. a lot of people believe these dreamers should stay here

tom savidge stripped, fowler scoops.acksonville will win big, 29-7, final. >>> baseball, matt baumann, giants visiting the white sox. not a good day for bumgarner. tim anderson drives home sanchez. 3-1, sox. two batters later, abreu crushes one to center. giants fall 8-1. >>> 19th annual breast cancer awareness day at oakland coliseum raising money for a great cause. matt chapman facing alex keuchel. a former cy young winner struggles in the sixth. walks simeon with bases loaded and he's done for the day. a's sweep the astros winning 10-2. >>> much more for the niners and raiders tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. rafael nadal's 16th win at u.s. open winning in straight sets. >>> analysts expected a good weekend for the new horror movie "it" but they >>> abc7 news at 9:00, the eye of hurricane irma will be minutes away from tampa. we'll update you on the progress as it leaves a path of destruction. >>> resilient by design. an effort in the bay area to start building for sea level rise and other environmental threats to come. >>>

. >> martha: katrina pierson anna richard fowler with their sides of the story tonight, plus a stunning decision in the hazing case as these most serious charges are dropped against the fraternity brothers and at the death of timothy piazza, the family's attorney responds in an interview only on "the story" tonight. >> what is going on today? >> we have a friend who is unconscious. he hasn't moved. we probably need an ambulance. but at home. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've changed a long time ago. there's no point in looking elsewhere really. we're the tenneys and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. try super poligri

fowler, the fumble, runs for a touchdown. jaguars win.e phillies were in washington today, finishing up a four-game set with the nationals. this was a pitcher's duel. and the ace hasn't allowed a run since august 19th. struck out 10. allowing two hits over eight innings. nasty. and 2-0 in the eighth, turner hits a solo shot off of ben lively. the phillies first complete game. and ends up needing this run. barely hang on to beat the phillies. after the win, they found they lunched the nl east. and rafael nadal, third u.s. open. 16th overall grand slam. >> thank you very much, sticking with the phillies. j.p. crawford, came up, playing shortstop. >> he looks to play right now. and jockeying him from position to position. i think that they have to give him the job. i mean, they have cultivated him. i think for if galvis has any value at all, possibly they could move freddy galvis. i know i will be blasted here. he's had a great season. but they want j.p. crawford to play. they have nurtured him through the system. what to do if he's not shor

ricky fowler and justin thomas defeat charles schwartzel and hideki matsuyama. dustin johnson and matt kuchar down one until the 7th. dj, up and down from the bunker. team usa leading 3.5 to 1.5. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. how do you say warriors in chinese? [ speaking foreign language ] [ laughter ] >> i gotta p

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richard fowler nationally syndicated talk show host. both are fox news contributors. do you think this is a troubling poll? >> it is definitely an interesting poll. troubling, i would also argue, too. the reason why it's interesting is that i think that millennials and i think these are the younger terms millennials, i'm at the latter end of that tier. they have grown up in the most diverse society ever. they have grown up in a society seen by racial, transgender, they have seen gay, they have seen lesbian. they think the world is that right? they think any speech that is not that type of exclusion should be excluded. i don't agree with that at all. i think that's where they are. and i think what we have got to do as a country is figure out how we become more inclusive so we don't have this type of violence and shouting down speakers. i mean, for me it doesn't matter. i'm a gay black guy and i get hurled insults all the time. i don't care about it i mean, i think this is a very, very you, very interesting, interesting poll. >> martha: huge difference though between so

ricky fowler and justin thomas defeat charles schwartzel and hideki matsuyama. dustin johnson and matt kuchar down one until the 7th. dj, up and down from the bunker. team usa leading 3.5 to 1.5..5 abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. how do you say warriors in chinese? [ speaking foreign language ] [ laughter ] >> i gotta practice. >> before you do that publicly. >> you got a few days to dget that down. >> the news continues now online. >> say it one >> that's our report we appreciate your time. >> right now, jimmy kimmel world news tonight david > tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> you want to do it yourself? >> yes. >> you're a big boy now? >> yes, i can do it. >> a brave little boy fights to walk after brain surgery. >> you can see that he's a little wobbly on his feet. >> the priceless moment princeton made his way straight to mom. >> he's like all right that's my boy. >> it's the end of the road for this truck but why the explosions just won't quit. >>> the debate over how life-like his two life like has. >> this an

tom savidge stripped, fowler scoops.onville will win big, 29-7, final. >>> baseball, matt baumann, giants visiting the white sox. not a good day for bumgarner. tim anderson drives home sanchez. 3-1, sox. two batters later, abreu crushes one to center. giants fall 8-1. >>> 19th annual breast cancer awareness day at oakland coliseum raising money for a great cause. matt chapman facing alex keuchel. a former cy young winner struggles in the sixth. walks simeon with bases loaded and he's done for the day. a's sweep the astros winning 10-2. >>> much more for the niners and raiders tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. rafael nadal's 16th win at u.s. open winning in straight sets. >>> analysts expected a good weekend for the new horror movie "it" but they you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> abc7 news at 9:00, the eye of hurricane irma will be

joining us is the managing editor for japan, brian fowler. an $18.5 million package.t mean for the japanese economy? >> by historical standards, the number does not look that big. a year ago, the government ¥28unced a package worth billion. as always, the key is in the details and in this case, the money will go towards the families, small kids to help pay for education and childcare and we expect to see tax incentives for companies that encourage weight increases. it is not about reaching -- building bridges to nowhere. it is about economic expansion. between the boj policy and these new fiscal steps, is it possible to be together how abe is attempting to put together economic growth? does the picture get clearer? >> i think so and combined it with boj governor kuroda's it has come back and the prospects of interest rates rising overseas, the yen is expected to stay relatively weak, so exporters should be ok. abe is worried more about domestic demand. consumption has been a problem. by putting money into the pockets of families and raising kids, the idea is to boost

you are the conversation i just had with richard fowler and mollie hemingway, what do you think? >> it's just fundamentally a communication problem that isn't going to get fixed anytime soon. the nfl players are saying one thing and doing one thing but the american people don't understand it. it's because they are wrong. offending 80%, 75% of the american people by kneeling during the national anthem, which is an attack, people take it as an attack on the flag, on our anthem and on -- i'm good. and our country. that's the problem. the american people don't see or care what's going on, they just see what's going on on the field in front of them. >> martha: i believe the baltimore ravens. the team in london. >> there is a thing in this country, and politics where you can say and do things here in this country but you don't do them overseas. the baltimore ravens, which i have been a 21 year season ticket holder of baltimore ravens, it was so offensive to me as a season-ticket holder that the baltimore ravens knelt in london overseas on foreign soil. it's an outrage and it's an offen

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after a dexter fowler triple at the night. colton knocks him hoed. they would score six runs in the ninth and beat the giants 11-1. the a's in the emerald city to take on the seattle mariners. oakland getting the lead early. he doubles down the line. siemian scores from third. so oakland has a 1-0 lead. they led 2-0 until the third. giving up a solo home run to mike, his 20th of the season. that cut the a's lead in half. han iger with a chopper up the middle. went six and two-third winnings. the mariners beat the a's 3-2. oakland has lost four in a row. the cal bears will kick off a new era of football with breakfast in the south. will coach the first game when they face north carolina on saturday night. he takes over after sonny dikes who was fired. he hasn't won a regular season game since 2015. so beating the tar heels in north carolina will be a big challenge for the season opener. >> no matter what game you're playing in, there will be some adversity in the game and how we respond to that adversity. i think our guys are excited to play, i really

after a dexter fowler triple at the night. colton knocks him hoed. they would score six runs in the ninth and beat the giants 11-1. the a's in the emerald city to take on the seattle mariners. oakland getting the lead early. he doubles down the line. siemian scores from third. so oakland has a 1-0 lead. they led 2-0 until the third. giving up a solo home run to mike, his 20th of the season. that cut the a's lead in half. han iger with a chopper up the middle. went six and two-third winnings. the mariners beat the a's 3-2. oakland has lost four in a row. the cal bears will kick off a new era of football with breakfast in the south. will coach the first game when they face north carolina on saturday night. he takes over after sonny dikes who was fired. he hasn't won a regular season game since 2015. so beating the tar heels in north carolina will be a big challenge for the season opener. >> no matter what game you're playing in, there will be some adversity in the game and how we respond to that adversity. i think our guys are excited to play, i really

ricky fowler and justin thomas defeat charles schwartzel and hideki matsuyama.tin johnson and matt kuchar down one until the 7th. dj, up and down from the bunker. team usa leading 3.5 to 1.5. 1.5 abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. how do you say warriors in chinese? [ speaking foreign language ] [ laughter ] >> i gotta practice. >> before you do that publicly. >> you got a few days to dget that down. >> the news continues now online. >> say it (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill. dave, you have anthem, and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help answer any question you... (dog grunting, panting) is... is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. (voand exceptional customerity pre-ownservice,les... for all the things that keep you up at night, head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your

dante fowler scoops. and he's going to go 53 yards the other way for a touchdown.ll go on to win big, 29-7 your final. pretty much what i expected in week one, both the raidsers and niners have a lot to improve on the difference. raiders have to win on the road. baseball coming up at 6:00. we'll see you then. >> how many twisted ankles have you seen in your time watching football? >> actually you see a lot. i think you see more in the nba. the high ankle spranl, hopefully he doesn't have that. he said he should be okay next week. >> good to hear. thanks, shu. thanks, p next hurricane irma a impact on you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, we're tracking irma as the eye of the storm closes in on tampa. after flooding the state's southern cities. and a search for a gunman tonight after a popular member of the lgbtq community is shot to death.

ricky fowler and justin thomas got the ball rolling with a comfortable victory over charles schwartzelat the third. and when the former masters champion missed this long putt for four, that signalled a six and four win for the americans and the first point of the day. the second soon followed to dustinjohnson, from a bunker on the seventh, against adam scott and jhonattan vegas. jordan speith and patrick reed are now a seasoned partnership for presidents cups and ryders cup. they were too good for the rookie international pairing. they won five and four and the home team were now 3—0. half of this us side are rookies, including the us open champion. he and a fellow new player enjoyed a difficult debut and paid the penalty for a few too many mistakes. they lost to a south african duo who stopped the rot for the internationalside. phil mickelson has played in all 12 president's cups and in the final match of the day against marc leishman and jason day, the americans are lead by two points overall. 0r lives on presidents in our next story as well. —— all eyes. after 18 months of painstaki

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past miami headed for tampa and i think the only error here is i don't think it will be a category fowler as of 9:00 monday. -- 4 as of 9:00 monday. i think they're making it too strong too long. then it goes into georgia and dies out in tennessee. in 1960 donna made that track, similar right turn, but this storm will not continue up the coast and go into georgia and florida. okay. 3-degree guarantee, we went for a high of 706 and it was 77. we're going -- 76 and it was 77. we're going for a high of 73 tomorrow. next three days, gorgeous saturday, 73, perfect for the terps, 75 on sunday, perfect as we kick off our season at fedex. 80 on monday, high clouds, warmer because of irma and next seven days, yeah, we could see some thunderstorms here on tuesday. i don't see any real problem. some could bleed into wednesday and thursday maybe a sprinkle, but all in all not so bad considering what is going on down there. boy, it felt like football weather, didn't it? it was almost cold out there, frank. >> you said sweaters tonight, right, for high school football? >> yes, i did. >> big do you want

. >> joe fowler left with a head injury woozy left, with the bad hamstr c j, anderson. talk about super bowl 12, back in the 1977 season. roger starbatch 183 yards with a touchd dallas defense was dominant. and here is the touchdown catch we will talk about in a moment. 4 for 15, 39 martin, named koe mvp. incomp here comes a flag. anthon brown comes away shaking his head. you get morton, taking hits, viciou they would be against the rules today. catch by johnson. i flag is down. outsid the 39. back in super bowl 12, in today' game. is thitouchdown? >> tro if that is a touch, d d des- dez bryant has an argume >> joe side-stepped one tackle. take it out to the 29. a gain of four. smith on the stop. two acl tears, left acl in 2011, right acl, 215, little work since then. he comes away limping after that carry. a gain of four. trevor needs to work in the play clock. he will run it down as much as he can. he doesn't want to lose any rhythm take the clock down as much as possib >> joe false start. looks like the rookie was guilty mckenzie. >> ref false start, number 13. >> jo

rickie fowler and -- defeated matsuyama and -- chipping in on three.and teammate matt kuchar down one until the seventh. won the match 1 playing throughout the weekend. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee channel 20 -- and climber who cheated death. comments from on el capitan. >> a place that kids go to learn in south bay and could be closing for good. parents not happy. >>> two hour season premier of "grey's anat s"y,nsoea of "how to get away with murder," then abc7 news at 11:00. >> "jimmy kimmelive" kaley cuoco and david muir. >>> look for breaking news on abc7 news. >> for the team, leave you with this gorgeous picture. it all started when sophia found the perfect little mug at marshalls. then piece by piece, surprise by surprise, she built the greatest guest bathroom ever. did she expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a teacher from columbia, south carolina... a project manager from somerville, massachusetts... and our returning

rickie fowler and -- defeated matsuyama and -- chipping in on three.tin johnson and teammate matt kuchar down one until the seventh. won the match 1 up. playing throughout the weekend. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee channel 20 -- and abc. climber who cheated death. comments from on el capitan. >> a place that kids go to learn in south bay and could be closing for good. parents not happy. >>> two hour season premier of "grey's anatomy," season premier of "how to get away with murder," then abc7 news at 11:00. >> "jimmy kimmel live" kaley cuoco and david muir. >>> look for breaking news on abc7 news. >> for the team, leave you with this gorgeous picture. (indistinct conversations) pardon me, miss? i'm looking for mike baxter. actually, it's "ma'am." ah. my mistake. hey. (chuckles) how are you? you guys all know my kid brother jimmy, right? (all) hey. and you all know my personal masseuse, ramone? hey. they'll wave at anything, won't they?

i have a friend, bill fowler, very good historian, very good book writer, lost 5000 words because he had the wrong button. i love to take the paper out of the typewriter, and and with the machine, never see that again. the only other devoted typewriter man that i know is tom hanks. he writes all his letters and everything on a typewriter. he has what must be the world's greatest typewriter collection. he understands perfectly why i work on a typewriter. and i urge others to do it. i urge others to remember how much work goes into writing a book. >> host: i think robert caro uses a typewriter. how many words do you do a day? >> guest: in the old days when i was full of beans i would do four pages a day, now i try to do two pages a day. two pages a day is ten pages a week, and i'm often asked how much of my time i spend writing and how much of my time i spend doing research. >> how much time do you spend thinking? what is the answer? what is the answer? >> guest: a lot. if you were looking in the window you might think that guy is asleep. >> in one of my roles at the smithsonian, >> le

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snyderjoined by jodie and our managing editor brian fowler out of tokyo.an, let make it started with you. a lot of people are wondering why the japanese don't shoot this down. chart defensed to spending in japan relative to korea and the united states. have a look at this. as we can see, it has stagnated since the 1960's. to thef this comes down pacifist constitution, but when you are up against the wall, why don't you shoot this thing down? >> there are two reasons. first, if japan launches a projectile to take the missile out of the sky, it starts to look like a shooting war and there is a risk the whole situation could spiral out of control. the bigger factor is the risk that such an attempt might fail. japan has a couple of missile defense systems to deploy. it has ground to air and ship to air, but for the systems to work, there are two times when it would be most likely to succeed, when missiles are taking off, and otherwise when they're coming back into airspace. to shoot down a medium-range missile as it's flying at peak altitude through your airsp

wler.on recommends folwe fowler went to work for goldman sachs.ion goes back to johnson, and even earlier. wake of the in the financial crisis once people start getting angry? the ramifications have been nothing. david: thanks very much. perhaps we will be reading hillary clinton's book. head over to bloomberg.com/politics. we will hear from former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. bill richardson, ahead of the u.n. vote on new sanctions against north korea. you can catch all her interviews on the bloomberg with the function, tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. julia: i'm julia chatterly. "bloomberg markets." julia: we're alive over the next hour. we are assessing the damage from hurricane . we will go li

first, we have bud fowler.late for a team in massachusetts, and we will talk -- he played for a team in massachusetts, and we will talk a lot about massachusetts and its conflict with race a lot. he played as a member of the international league, and as a member of the new england association. his career was short-lived. he only pitched three games and one game with new england, but the door had been opened. fleetwood walker, and he became an accidental pioneer. he played for the toledo blue stockings, and this team was not a member of what we would in 1884, toledo's team was elevated to major-league status as part of the american association, the predecessor of the american league. walker is important to understand, was the son of the runaway slave. he grew up in mount pleasant, ohio, a town that served as a station for the underground railroad. he attended oberlin college, a progressive and integrated institution since 1834. he himself grew up in an integrated society. and when walker played, he did so with l

richard fowler, welcome back to the show. >> happy to be here. i'm glad i inspire rage on twitter. kennedy: let's talk about hillary. i can't stand her. i think she is one of the worst poll digs in american history. she embodies all that is wrong. she says bernie sanders i am pound her character and that's why she lost because he said mean things about her. yet another man in a long line of them that she continues to blame for her own failure. the death of the feminism. >> a famous country writer said you have got to know when to hold 'em and know when to fold 'em. for hillary clinton she is past that time. it's time to fold 'em. we need to stop talking about the 2016 election and start worrying about the 2018 and 2020 election. therefore, i don't care what happened, kennedy. kennedy: a lot of the people on the left say the same thing. they are pretty much sick of her. they don't want to hear excuses, and they don't want to pay $1,200 to go on her book tour. what i'm wondering is bern christmas brand of political revolution is not going anywhere. "the washington post" is writing in

china will set a deadline for automakers to and sales of saleses powered by -- end powered by fowleratching for this. what does it mean those were -- mean? , a linewill put a flag in the sand for automakers and accelerate what we are seeing, which is a significant amount of investment across the board and ecosystem around electric vehicle space, charging stations, the end product themselves. in terms of where we are at now, the automakers leading the pack are the likes of duid and they act -- bayac. saw 45,000 electric vehicles and vehicles -- bayac saw 1.2 million, so still scratching the surface, but trajectory pointing up. this is the momentum being driven by governments. subsidies, a big push by automakers whether private or state owned to really start to focus on electric vehicles. this new regulation is still being drawn up and worked out and will accelerate that. it is part of the push by the chinese government, threefold to cut down on pollution levels because pollution is a terrible problem in china. the other is to reduce reliance on imports of foreign oil. the third aspect

it started with a bunch of women who came forward in the last two years and with susan fowler comingut with such as civic blog post and being accepted and haseating taken down, that opened the door and change the conversation in -- conversation. emily: travis has resigned. what went wrong at mover? on, i don't know the details. you get this culture and you want to push and make the rules. that ends of not limited to the business side. it goes into your interaction with them toys and your peers and the people who report to you. you don't think the rules apply and you do whatever you want. that breaks down. doly: what responsibility they have, i don't know what it is. ellen: i think they have a huge responsibility. the investors have a responsibility for letting the venture capitalist run wild. guardingt the thoughts the hen house. you have people who don't have been hands who are trying to manage people and tell them you're not supposed to do these things when they are doing them themselves. you are a board member, you have a huge responsibility to the employees of the company and the

meanwhile, indent -- in denver, a terrifying injury, bennie fowler comes down with a catch. he lands. , theead, taking the impact brunt of an impact. he gets up from the back of the huddle and then he falls. he then goes down again. leaving the game after that, doctors determining that he had a concussion. this comes after study after long-term injuries. broncos won the game over the dallas cowboys. meanwhile, the redskins coming back home overnight with one in the win column this season. going out west to take on the 61 yards for the touchdown. they come back to tie up the fourth quarter with kirk cousins to the rescue in the touchdown at 2720, going one on one in the city. it's a dry start to the work week, but don't expect that to last. veronica will be back after this and the timing you will want to hear mark herring: my mom to provide for our family. at one point, she got fired for of all things -- tting married. that was a lifelong lesson for me: when people are hurt, you need to stand up and do something. and i've never forgotten that as your attorney general. whether

adrian phillips intercepted a pass that went off cornerback desmond king's leg as king was tackling fowlerhile the ball was still in the air. a review upheld the turnover and l.a. pulled to 24-14 on keenan allen's 5-yard td catch with eight minutes left.less than a minute later, jamaal charles fumbled - although replays showed his left elbow was down before the ball was ripped away by korey toomer. cornerback casey hayward recovered. one play later, rivers hit travis benjamin for a 38-yard touchdown that made it 24-21 and safety darian stewart hobbled off with a strained groin. <"hank williams singing monday night football song">( darya ) monday night, for the first time since 2011, hank williams jr. was back singing the monday night football theme song. but the new version, which includes florida georgia line and jason derulo, isn't getting great reviews. ( darya ) gary i like it better when the women take over. ( darya )beth mowins became the first woman to call an nfl regular season game since nbc's gayle sierens in 1987 when she handled play-by-play on the doubleheader nightcap alongsi

. >> heather: let's bring our political panel, richard fowler and lawrence jones.hank you both for joining us. you heard the president say this is not about race, when you take a look at the majority of people polled, 72% find it unpatriotic to take any and a viewership if you take a look at that this week was down 10%, down 10% the week before. they seem to agree it's unpatriotic. lawrence, what do you think? >> for me, i always stand for the national anthem and put my hand on my heart, i feel like that's the patriotic thing to d do. people can decide whatever they want to decide, it's not so much people joining in on the colin kaepernick protest. i think these were owners and players who didn't like what the president said. a lot of the players decided to stand together and not to kneel. this was more targeted to the president instead of the actual movement. >> heather: let's talk about that. is that a problem? a nationally initially he was tt police shooting, 726 people have been shot by police so far. out of those, 52% were white and 26% were black, bearing in

u-s-a strikes first -- 3rd hole -- rickie fowler teamed up with justin thomas...s in a long birdie... they beat hideki matsuyama and charl schwartzel 9th hole -- marc leishman chips in the eagle to win the hole with jason day... canadians fans are loving it... they beat kevin ksiner and phil mickelson usa : 31/2 points international: 1:1/2 áusa has won the last six straight opening rounds. .s. second-quarter growth revised upward to 3.1% annual pace . . . u.s. second- quarter growth was revised up slightly without altering the bigger picture of a consumer- driven economy that also got a healthy contribution from business dispensary.visited a dispensary. warm inland but cooler at the coast with increasing onshore flow for the remainder of the day. look for additional cooling in all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow continues to increase. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. don't you put me off, bernard. i

brian fowler. fascinating story.nteresting that financial markets have had a little sign of concern about this political shift in japan. committed to japanese equities? >> there is some money coming out of etf's. there is a good a story there. a possibility of a tax rise. find japanesehis politics unfathomable. that is why it takes time to react. they want them -- they want to see how it plays out. of franceve echoes and other places. this is quite interesting. ferment in its political structure. trent -- trump was a spoiler, brexit was a spoiler, i have the risk from markets is that there could be less economics. >> absolutely. this is good for the markets. are trying to appeal to populism -- the appeal to populism might stop that. >> do you draw a line between quantitative easing and a rise of populism? wants to draw a link with his policies and the financial crisis. i'm going to be completely destroyed by everyone. m is the result of the pain of the financial crisis. because the way that quantitative easing helped

dante fowler will scoop it up. he's going to go 53 yards the other way for a touchdown.ns 29-7. >>> madbum and the giants visiting the white sox. not a good day at the office for bumgarner. 2-1 sox in the second. two batters later, abreu crushes one to center. madbum allowed six earned in five innings as the giants fall 8-1. >>> 19th annual breast cancer awareness day at the oakland coliseum. no score in the fourth. matt chapman facing keuchel. chappy takes him deep to center for his 12th of the year. 1-0 a's. keuchel struggled in the sixth. he walked marcus siemian with the bases loaded, and he would be done for the day as the a's sweep the astros, winning 10-2. >>> men's final at the u.s. open. top seed rafa nadal taking on kevin anderson. first set, rafa, insane range to return the serve. forehand winner, takes the set. on to the second. covering more ground. nobody's in better shape than this guy on tour. backhand winner. third set, rafa serving on match point. he's going to come in for a little backhand volley winner. rafa nadal wins his second major this season in

emily: susan fowler catalyzed the investigation into uber, travis kalanick resigned. what do you think once a wrong at uber? >> i don't know the details, but what happens in companies, you get this culture, you want to be hard-driving, you want to push and break all the rules. that ends up not being limited to the business side, it ends up going into the personal side, your interactions with employees , your peers, people who report to you. you think the rules do not apply, and you do what you want. that ends up breaking down into illegal areas. emily: what responsibilities do 4 -- i don't know what it is -- letting the bro culture run wild? >> i think they have a huge responsibility for leading venture capitalists run wild. have theroblem is, you fox guarding the hen house, you have people who are -- who do not have clean hands who are trying to manage people and tell them, you're not supposed to do these things, when they are doing them themselves. as a board member, you have a huge responsibility to the employees of a company, shareholders, to make sure the within