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the honeymoon's going to have to wait. and that's jessica! and all the players that have broken 60s, mr. 59s, now they all have pga tour victories. but he was tested down the stretch. double bogeyed the 16th. if you were with us earlier he credited jessica with his new frame of mind of giving him the patience that we exhibited today as we send you down to steve. >> dan, thank you. adam, how would you describe just how difficult it is to win out here on the pga tour? >> oh, man. i don't know what to say right now. honestly. you know, i fully expected patrick to make that putt. i felt like i -- i said yesterday i just want a chance to win coming off the last and i had that chance, and you know, i thought we were going to have to make birdies to win it. but i'm just lucky that that one footer wasn't one and a half feet. >> congratulations on the victory. now the top five in the fedexcup point standings as well. >> thank you very much. >> adam hadwin is a winner, dan. >> indeed he is. an even par round of 71. good enough he survives that double b

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the honeymoon's going to have to wait. and that's jessica! and all the players that have broken 60s, mr. 59s, now they all have pga tour victories. but he was tested down the stretch. double bogeyed the 16th. credited jessica with his new frame of mind of giving him the patience that we exhibited today as we send you down to steve. >> dan, thank you. adam, how would you describe just how difficult it is to win out here on the pga tour? >> oh, man. i don't know what to say right now. honestly. you know, i fully expected patrick to make that putt. i felt like i -- i said yesterday i just want a chance to win coming off the last and i had that chance, and you know, i thought we were going to have to make birdies to win it. but i'm just lucky that that one footer wasn't one and a half feet. >> congratulations on the victory. now the top five in the fedexcup point standings as well. >> thank you very much. >> adam hadwin is a winner, dan. >> indeed he is. an even par round of 71. good enough he survives that double bogey to win over cantlay. and t

he used to arrange marriages for dogs, and celebrated with parties and honeymoon. honeymoon!ce, the power and influence of india's royal rulers was coming to an end. come partition, the muslim nawab wanted to make junagadh part of the newly created islamic pakistan... even though the town is more than 80% hindu and hundreds of kilometres from the border. infuriated, the new indian government rallied its troops. the news started coming that the army is coming with huge tanks and trucks and jeeps and artillery and guns and everything are there. junagadh state was besieged on three sides also. an economic blockade was ordered, cutting off supplies of food and resources into the region. eventually, junagadh acceded to india and the nawab fled to pakistan. yet to this day, 70 years on, his great—grandson still lays claim to junagadh. and the episode lingers as a reminder of the last days of the raj in india. and 65 kilometres down the road in the gir sanctuary, the nawab‘s legacy as an animal lover extraordinaire continues with the most regal of creatures. now, lions may have icon

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that other presidents have had, he has to make his own honeymoon.bama never had to do this. he had a built-in honeymoon called the media. he didn't have to please the american people. he had the press in his pocket. you are seeing a transformation. this is about fun. previous block was about fear. trump makes the opposition scream and panic. meanwhile, the republican party for once is having fun. one side is fun and the other side is fear. >> eric: typically a republican president will go in there and he will be loved by the ceos and hated by the united auto workers. then a democrat will go in and be loved by the united auto workers and disliked by the ceos. here's a guy who can go in there and be both. >> juan: i believe president president obama got gm and chrysler out of bankruptcy. i'm telling you, this ceos, he saved their hide. >> eric: how about the people behind the ceos. the investors got smoked. they got destroyed. >> juan: in terms of the ceos on the workers, they made out. the bigger problem here i think for donald trump are things like

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leaving some british newlyweds dreaming of their florida honeymoon. >> now we're stuck here on our way to orlando. we can't get a flight out until tomorrow, now. >> hope florida gets here soon for them and the honeymoon. the airlines saying they think they will be able to recover quickly despite the thousands of cancellations? >> reporter: it's because they are starting to mov earlier than they expected back into position. they hope they ca getack up and sooner than they hoped. >> hopefully the flight to orlando for that couple. thanks to you tonight. >>> now to the other major headline at this hour. the white house defending the new plan to obamacare despite the numbers from the nonpartisan, congressional budget office. finding that 24 million more americans will be uninsured in ten years than would under obamacare. republicans and the white house are well aware those numbers are on the front pages of newspapers across the country. detroit, boise, among others. what will you pay? a 64-year-old when mak $26,000 a year, and what they would pay under the replacement. abc's cecilia vega f

this is the timing of presidency where the president of whichever party get some sort of a honeymoon.ight years ago we were still on "and that the obama girls got a dog." >> jesse: we know the rest of the marriage, if this is the honeymoon... i think divorce is right around the corner. the effect that this has come of this constant barrage of very negative attacks against the president. the american public, are they tuning this coverage out or soaking it in? >> it obviously gives them some sense of unease. i think you saw when there was like this little pause after his speech to congress, there is a sense of relief like oh, we won't be slammed for 12 hours. we found the same thing in the fall. 80% negative coverage in the last few weeks of the campaign and he won. i think he can govern with it but still the question is, how do these people suggest this is fair and balanced? i don't think this is the case at all. you don't have to be 88% hostile to hold the president accountable. >> jesse: you said something interesting. he did win it despite the overwhelmingly negative coverage. i am

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victory also earns him an invitation to next month's masters, which means he will need to postpone his honeymoons meeke has won the mexico rally, despite crashing off the track. here's the moment it all went wrong for the northern irishman, much to the horror of his watching team. this aerial shot shows how he misjudged a right turn near the end of the race, narrowly missing a parked car. it looked like he'd thrown away his hard earned lead but he refuses to give up without a fight. just watch how he gets himself back on track. literally! meeke managed to get ahead of france's sebastien 0gier and finish top of the standings. and how his team loved it. talk about an escape to victory. a picture tells 1000 words, doesn't it? every single time. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good evening. we've got a lot of largely dry and pretty mild weather on the cards for much of the week ahead. but, with clear skies sunday night, monday morning starts on quite a chilly note. it is not a bad day, though. it

but you're right, not even a minute's honeymoon.lots of applause butjust minutes after she was declared the winner of this election, there were a group of people marching with yellow umbrellas, symbols of the umbrella movement, calling for universal suffrage. even when she was meant to be taking a victory lap, there were people protesting against the entire election process and protesting against her. we may see more of the same. nice to see you, juliana, talk to you again i'm sure. bt has been hit with a record fine by the uk regulator ofcom and has set aside more than $370 million to repay providers for delays in installing high—speed lines. ofcom has issued the firm with a $52 million fine, which it says is the largest it has ever handed down. more detail on that on our website. french president francois hollande is in singapore and has expressed a desire to strengthen its partnership with the city—state. according to associated press, the president said that in an environment of isolation, nationalism and protectionism the two c

. >> how long does a honeymoon last? >> it's over. have been the saturday after the inauguration when sent sean spicer out to -- >> jack wants to jump in. you have a suggestion. >> talking here and salena zito smartly said somebody should take away president trump's phone. nominating you jack. you have six hours to get that phone out of his hands. >> i'm going to make sure "the washington post" didn't run the honeymoon program next time also. let me say this, he did get keystone pipeline today. that was seven years of obama delay, just announced that charter communication will have a $25 billion -- >> that's been in the works four years. announced -- did the thing last year and made announcement today. nothing to do with president trump. simply not true. >> i don't know about that. >> you should check it out. >> happened under his watch. >> go to cnnmoney.com, for the complete fact check on latest jobs announcement. said would invest $25 billion, this was announced -- been in the works at least one year. and been working on it. >> but

>> there has been no presidential honeymoon. i think he was looking to the address to reset things.terms of tone, there were softer edges to the speech. in terms of the set, you have the joint session of confident thacongresswhich elevates the pn the eyes of public. it was similar to what we have heard before and his effectiveness depends on what happens now. >> his approval rating is 50%. did he say in ig to those that didn't support him? >> it was largely what we heard from trump before. in that regard, he was still speaking primarily to his base. beyond that, the speeches are light in substance, little room for detail, and one of the dilemmas is that the agenda has been stalled on the hill. the question is if he can reboot and get the agenda moving. >> matt, thank you, sif. appreciate it. >> volunteers are coming close. they are coming from close and from far away to help restore a jewish cemetery in philadelphia. more than 100 head stones were desecrated and toppled at the mount carmel cemetery. dann cuellar is near the cemetery where the community came together to get informati

he was given quite a honeymoon. trump didn't get three weeks, right? and it's kind of like the where's dave bratt piece. the press has been all over let's gi him a month or two and see what he can achieve. thank you for joining us tonight. we appreciate it. >> you bet, thanks katy. april analyst and a former advisor to senator rand paul and your political senior write we are politico. let's react to congressman bratt. elise, what do you make of that? >> since you are the resident republican on the panel officially because you worked for rand paul. >> and president bush. >> and president bush. do you believe that the press is overwhelmingly liberal and out to get republicans? >> i think that there have been so many years of consistent bias that it is overwhelmed, it ushered in this opportunity for right wing media to divide and conquer. >> or it was created by right wing media. >> implicit. i think the implicit bias created the conducive environment for these outlets to come in and to really exploit the right sense of alien nation. >> going into that co

a honeymoon.when a president is first elected when you get things done. i remember when austan was working for president obama and you got the stimulus plan through i think in the first 60 days or something. you want to act quickly because the window does close politically and it gets tougher to do. that's why i've been urging president trump, get this tax cut done as quickly as possible. don't wait until july, august, september, do it now. >> can i ask quickly, what do his people say when you press him like this and say don't be engaged in these sidetrack things? >> look, i love donald trump. i really admire him. sometimes he does get sidetracked. he says things that become headlines and take the eye off the ball. it's just a nature of this president that he's going to do those things. it's one of the things americans find charming. you never know what he's going to say next. right now is the time to really focus on the economy. you showed that poll, by the way, poppy. it's so interesting, that h

. >> the honeymoon between president trump and the freedom caucuses over. the president switching gears from blaming democrats to blaming conservative members of his own party. tweeting -- for now, obamacare remains, as republicans are unable to agree between themselves on what should replace it. will the gut punching defeat open the president to a new strategy? chance, ives trump a believe, to become the transformational president he wanted to be, because the only way out of this is to to work with democrats. there is no longer a republican working governing majority. >> i want the president to hear me say this. we are ready to talk about how we can make some improvements in the affordable care act. >> the top democrat in the lesse was much conciliatory. >> he moved so far right it was virtually impossible for us to work with him. >> today, president trump is focusing on business, announcing a new white house office of american innovation. his son-in-law jared kushner will lead the team that aims to fix the government with business ideas. thathite house an

he eventually found work yet kept putting off that promised wedding and honeymoon. i became disturbed and a week before the anniversary, he co coldly said we were divorcing. i thought he were having marriage problems and suggested counseling. then the cruelest thing i ever heard in my life, he shade our marriage was a practicality to get a green card and mocked me. i was stunned and immediately filed for a separation. within days his parents confi confirmed this. when he caught wind of my legal proceedings and removing my sponsorsh sponsorship, he became violent and tried to strangle me. when the police arrived, he calmed down and i was told to brush it off. when i tame home he was packing. he said know one would believe him and a few minutes later i was looking down the barrel of a rival and he started shooting blanks at me and laughing. i grabbed my key s and fled the house, this time for good. pennsylvania police this time refused to take action. they were more worried about whether i was paid to marry my husband than if he was trying to kill me. eric's behavior

. >> seth: you usually hear about fiji as sort of a honeymoon destination, a romantic get-away.>> no, no, no. so fox called me and they said we're shooting this great series. we'd love for you to host it. it's in fiji. i'm like packing my bags, bikinis, let's go. this is amazing. and then i landed, and i was, like, "i should have checked my contract." because i am now deep in the jungle, and i thought i was just hosting this show and not competing on this show. >> seth: like you were -- you spent a lot of time personally in the jungle. >> yeah, yeah. jungle with a capital "j." like, the jungle. there was no honeymooning, like, life experience for me at all. >> seth: but like people breaking up. so like that was that kind of jungle. >> yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you -- so you posted this on instagram, and this looks like a person just on vacation, like drinking a drink at a -- there seems to be some medical staff down here dealing with your leg. >> yeah. i don't know if you can see it, but there's a good portion of my leg just covered in a massive and ever growing bi

the honeymoon was over at the end of 2016, this is the first legislative that he had to go to the mat four. and the vote for their agenda looking forward. >>. >> one or two other colors, the first segment,they wanted speaker ryan to go after what happened , and bobby is a democrat, good morning. >>. >> my first thing about getting this thing fixed properly is putting a cap on the insurance companies. where people make $30,000 or less, pay 500 for families and put a cap on the medications where the cancer has no more, for the pill what five times what they take to make them. and obamacare would have worked all right if they could have put exchanges in all the states like they were supposed to but the republicans hate having a black man in the office and they did everything they could to make this thing go down the hill. >> guest: why is it about race as opposed to disagreement over policy? >>host: i think the gop are racist. i don't call the republicans racist but thepeople at the top who make all that money , controls all the businesses , so medicare, we paid into that. i have three m

you got married two weeks ago and been on honeymoon.t then like quick reminder waking up this morning, like ohh. >> back to the grind. >> her we go. >> glad to you have back how was the wedding amazing. i want to show you picture we talked about it for a number. weeks leading up let's start off. first of all the wedding was key west it was absolutely perfect day. i mean honestly the week. four straight days of just no clouds in the skies. and this was our setup right there there's my beautiful bride kelly and best man frank incredible scenes that was the way did looked and bet part hotel room was next to that. >> picture perfect. >> move on you see the next picture yes this is my mother and kelly's mother. >> aww. >> my mother joanne to left and denise right looking stunning and you'll love this. >> did mom get emotional. >> look. >> ugly cry face. >> she gonna love me that's for sure. >> that's the ugly cry face. >> he was all torn up with her daughter walked down the aisle and obviously her husband and father. kelly and i made entranc

reporter: the honeymoon with the cattle industry isn't over yet, but is it starting to fray?ccording to one cattle dealer, trump's decision to walk away from the transpacific partnership, a trade pact with for, meant lost dollars ranchers. >> you can quantify -- what would be going to those countries today's $400,000 worth of beef that would be going that is not today. that is a quantifiable number. reporter: ranchers fear they may end up a casualty of donald trump's trade policy. they hope his tough stance on nafta is just an opening negotiating tactic. tim: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, a region in peril in nigeria. put hundredsm has of thousands of lives at risk in the northeast. for hundreds of years, a unique language thrived in the malign archipelago, but there is just handful of people who speak it. a group is hoping to change that. >> we are try to teach the language to a new generation of learners. these learners pass the language on to their children so it continues for generations. facebookial media like to reach out

from the dowry and they marry, the girls' parents give the dowry, he took the money, he enjoys his honeymoonnever comes back. despite being outlawed since 1961, in india it is customary for the bride's family to give money or gifts to the groom prior to the wedding ceremony. these dowries often amount to tens of thousands of pounds and it doesn't end there! a lot of women say that well after the marriage, dowry demands continue, and, ultimately, when they cannot meet dowry demands, they are abandoned. in a rural village on the outskirts of punjab, kalmajit married a man from europe three years ago. to pay for the dowry and the wedding, her father scraped together almost all of his life savings. within days of accepting his hand in marriage, kamaljit‘s says her husband started complaining about the dowry. within days of accepting his hand in marriage, kamaljit‘s says her husband started complaining about the dowry. eventually, says kalmajit, her husband abandoned her and returned to italy. she claims he left her even though she was pregnant. just a few weeks later, kalmajit‘s daughter died, b

>> i think bernie had his honeymoon over there. different circumstance i accept. congresswom congresswoman, thank you so much. please come back again. and thank you matt for the purposes you're here and thank you david. i won't say the barrel. coming up, art of the deal. president trump is threatening republican members of congress to get behind his health care plan or risk losing in 2018. but as of tonight, republicans just don't have the votes in the hou house. can president trump twist arms to get it through? plus we thought it would be a good time to replay some of trump's attacks against judges and the withdrew additional system in this country. judge neil gorsuch called the attacks disheartening. how daty. eyes of the world are watching and what they have seen is giving them real cause for worry as the united states sprpreside shrinks in stature. this is "hardball." don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase allergy relief delivers more complete relief. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause all y

>> maya: how was your honeymoon? >> nicole: amazing. >> maya: yeah?nicole: mm-hmm. >> thomas: that's great. where'd you guys go? >> zende: virgin islands, man! >> thomas: ohhh! >> rick: did my boy hook you up? >> zende: he did. we had this beautiful yacht. it was amazing. >> nicole: hotel was amazing, too. >> zende: nightlife -- i mean, the clubs... spectacular. >> maya: well, marrying a forrester does have its perks. >> rick: [ chuckles ] >> maya: [ giggles ]

usually this is the honeymoon period.s is a honeymoon that guarantees divorce. >> 71 days i think. >> democrats are looking at this going if this is the best, imagine where we are six months or a year from flnow. they're clearly mobilized. seeing the matter very energized. in a normal situation, let's say president, the president, norma circumstances, would have had a honey moon. gorsuch would have been an easy confirmation and it is falling apart. >> you've covered conservatives. as they start to look at this, to what chris is talking about, are they at the point of talking about the potential of losing the house in 2018 if the president's approval ratings stay where they are? >> i don't think anyone is acutely concerned about that but it is on the radar for republican leadership. the reality is the president's ratings are abysmal. a some point there are members who could be on the verge. i think the larger point is that there are those here could be in trouble in 2018 are mostly mbers at a more moderate, closer with lea

obama had a honeymoon, a forever moon.mp had to begin in a hole because the media doesn't like him. the reason why he is doing these things is to reach people because he has got to go over the head of the media. it's working. what he is creating, which is really interesting, is a contrast between fun and fear. so when you look at the rachel maddows of the world or keith olbermanns or democratics, weeping, fear and paranoia, apoplectic, apocalyptic fear. contrasting fear with fun. and at the end of the day -- >> fan favorite. >> greg: at the end of the day, you want to be with the fun people. you don't want to be with the scary people. >> juan: you had me. >> greg: i have you, juan. >> juan: are you kidding me? trump is not selling fear? those immigrants? the wall? our country is safer than ever?? >> greg: by the way, he never said "those immigrants." he's talking about illegal immigration and talking about the wall, talking about security. all of those things can be turned to positives in terms of protecting the country. m

since focus got rid of the woman who is come tweeng them and trump, they have since been on a long honeymoone president. it's now his favorite channel, aside from the golf strippers network. ( laughter ) seriously, if you listen to donald trump, you can see that he loves fox news. >> i saw this morning on "fox & friends," i watch -- i like that group of three people. fox has treated me very nice. wherever fox is, thank you. fox said it was great. thank you. "fox & friends" in the morning, they're very honorable people. they have the most honest morning show. >> trevor: they have the most honest morning show -- unlike nickelodeon with the fake sponge guy. you can't have rectangle pants. it's a lie, folks, it's a lie. ( laughter ) trump doesn't just watch fox. since he became president, trump has done more interviews with fox than every orthoexam combined. he's done "fox & friends," sean hannity, tucker carlson, bill o'reilly. he's been on focus so much he's also been sexually assaulted by roger ailes. very sad. ( laughter ) trump won't give you the time of day but if you are at fox, doesn't m

he also put off saving for that promised wedding and honeymoon. through my family's contacts, eric eventually found work, yet still kept putting off that promised wedding and honeymoon. i became disturbed as he repeatedly broke promises. then out of the blue, on the night before our second anniversary, he coldly announced we were divorcing. i assumed we were just having marriage problems, suggested counseling. he flat out refused. and then came the cruelest words i've ever heard in my entire life. he said, our marriage was nothing but a practicality so he could get a green card and he mocked me for working so hard to save the marriage. i was stunned. and immediately filed for a separation. within days, eric's parents confirmed this. when eric caught wind of my legal proceedings and knew i was withdrawing my immigration sponsorship, he became violent. he tried to strangle me and threatened to kill me if i ever contacted immigration officials. when the police arrived, he aalready calmed down and i was told to brush it off and i had to flee my own ho

here, here no word where the happy couple is spending their honeymoon. >> wonder if they are registered. >> i just wand fur they like income these costumes. >> no. >> i know. >> it is almost like forced on them. >> i don't know. >> ladies, everybody, listen up, we are here to prove that shrivelry is in the dead. >> it is a new yorker, which she's on the subway some people offer her, their seat but those people are almost always women. she decided she would award first man to give up his seat with the trophy for the number one, decent dude. and after a few weeks, there was finally a winner. >> what? >> after a while, i realized, all right, i will make a big deal out of it. >> here he is, out of town, i would just say hi. >> what did you think when you got that? >> i was a little shocked. i was like i was very surprised. >> lynn says that she had what she called an adorable i don't know what to say reaction. >> you said after a couple weeks. >> that is ridiculous. >> guys, get up if there is an old person or pregnant woman you give them the seat. >> that is crazy. >> i think so. >> is the

america and the caribbean in january when people head to caribbean, pregnant women and women on their honeymoons and i was like why aren't crew telling those women to 0 not go. it took them two weeks to issue the warning. could have happened fasterment two weeks is fast for some buschcracys and real she when you're worrying about a deadly disease. >> host: donald mcneed, i aids an old disease or newer disease. >> guest: aids is a new disease. its probably made the jump from chim been -- shim pan chimpanzees to humans in the -- the combination of two viruses from monkeys -- and those are both monkeys that chimpanzees eat. they actually eat monkeys. probably some unlucky chimpanzee eight one of each of those kinds of monkeys, cut himself or herself in the mouth while crunching up the bones and that chimpanzee got a virus that was a blend of those two viruses and started spread neglect chimpanzee population. it's new to them because it killed them. it doesn't cull the monkeys so it was in monkeys for thousands of years and they adapted. the ones ones who were vulnerabe died off, and those who were

start to his presidency, felt like trump entered a long-awaited honey noon, but like most of his honeymoons, soured fast. >> "the washington post" reported tonight attorney a senator and advisor to the trump campaign had meetings with russia's ambassador to the u.s. -- >> trevor: wow. no matter how hard the trump administration tries, russia just keeps coming back. i'll say that russia is trump's hherpes. not that i know. i'm more of a gonorrhea guy. ( laughter ) from the middle of his campaign, trump has been hounded by accusations he's in cahoots with putin. at one time he said putin is a great leader, supports putin's policies, asked putin to hack hillary's e-mails and signs his executive orders beyond d. putin. so who knows. ( laughter ) what we know from a "washington post" reporter last night is jeff sessions, first attorney general to come from middle earth, met with russian officials during the campaign with which, people, is not a crime. everyone meets with russians. i don't know what the issue is. >> the issue, at this point, really seems like one of transparency. he didn't disclo

usually a new president goes through a honeymoon period. not president trump. i think this tone does show a softening that he is possibly trying to reach out to the people, that are not giving him that approval. we also saw him talking to fox news. giving himself a c for messaging. he is clearly trying to change that with this speech. >> and obamacare the top trending issue on facebook on twitter. americanar what the repeal, replace plan will be. how long do you think before we get details on that? >> republicans in congress are the ones disagreeing. you heard tonight it is a priority of donald trump and of republicans we saw. last week all of the town halls across the country. americans are worried about losing their health care. on the other side they're worried about rising health care costsable. we are seeing with, now, drafts of these repeal and replace proposals being leaked that republicans themselves are disagreeing. doesn't look like we will have any sort of definite proposal anytime soon. >> on the note, obama care, immigration, these are big issues f

i think some people were caught off guard because we theut we were still in the honeymoon period with donald trump on capitol hill and clearly that honeymoon period is over. >> they will need some of these votes. what will they do to get them? what compromises do they have to make and how does that process proceed here? >> this is the big divide pitol hill republicans. and capitol hill republicans say listen, what you see is what you get. we put in a lot of work to this bill. we are not going to reopen this legislation to negotiation. because once you do that, you really start, it unravels. it's like a ball of yarn. once you start pulling on it the whole thing will end up all over the floor. now the white house has signaled they are sending mixed messages. they are saying this is a working draft, let's talk. we are in game for negotiation, we are happy to horse trade. that needs to end according to capitol hill republicans. now conservatives are being brought to the white house, the house freedom caucus, this conservative group is going bowling at the white house which we'll see if th