he heard from jason johnson a moment ago. responsibility would come from tragedies like this. what is the personal responsibility that all of us have to act upon something when we think something is awry? >> first and foremost there have been too many of these cases where people thought, well we weren't really sure. we knew this person was angry. we didn't want to get them in trouble. certainly, we want to respect the civil rights of every single person. our responsibility really is to talk to other people within that person's sphere and see whether the dots are connecting here. this is a term that we call triangulation. being able to share information to see whether something really is amiss, whether something is bubbling up and about to boil over. it is important that we begin that conversation with people around us and if we really do fear that a person may act out for the safety of the public but even for the safety of that individual we should contact authorities. at the end of the day, there may be a real mental health

jane johnson is -- jason johnson is a political contributor, and is live in atlanta. two weeks ago they were riding the president's political obituary, the democrats coming out against the t.p.p. there was a conservative court that could have scuttered obama care, and the flag was flying high. to use the biblical firm is obama coming back from the political dead. >> he's not lazerreth, phoenix or the comeback kid. i don't think anyone could team it a successful time period when the president has to deliver aual any. i don't think -- eulogy i don't think it's a best week or weeks. what happened over the last two weeks, 15-20 years from now, we'll write about the obama legacy this will be one of the issues at the forefront about trade, homosexual right. all will be crustalized. >> we saw the president the night he walk the out saying osama bin laden was dead. so many head lines saying it was submitted. is it fair to say that after all he wept into office when the country was on the brink of collapse. we want to show you the image of 2008 when the big three automakers ca

let's talk to my friends jimmy williams and jason johnson. aid last night trump will be a factor. how bad is this for the party, or do you think it's a good thing? >> it's horrible for the republican party. it's great for comedians. i mean look the problem -- and this is a piece i've got coming out on nbc tomorrow -- it degrades the entire process, when you have a carnival barker on stage that everyone knows doesn't really want the job, it makes everyone else in the room look silly because they have to answer for his behavior or justify his existence on the same stage. this is bad news for the republican party but they can't get rid of him because he's got too much money and too much name recognition. >> and those are live pictures right now of donald trump in the state -- major primary state of new hampshire. but, jimmy, it's bad for the party, jason says, but good for comedians. but i also think it could be good for jeb bush. because right now, this race is starting to be seen as jeb bush against donald trump. he's taken all the air out of t

cnn's victor blackwell is standing by and also i'm joined by jason johnson who says his real education began the day that he met clem pinckney. johnson is a college professor, he's a political analyst and he's live in atlanta as well. professor, i'll ask you to stand by for a moment so i can check in with my colleague just to get a feel for the silent pictures that we're watching. victor? >> silent really is the right characterization of this. there are hundreds of people, maybe more than a thousand people who are here on the statehouse grounds. you see the long line there as people begin to file in starting at 1:00 to pay their respects to senator clementa pinckney and what you're hearing from not just people inside who knew him inside the house chamber or the senate chamber from people who did not know him. i walked up to a woman and asked her why did she come here, it's 100 degrees. and she's standing outside on the street corner an she said for her it was not an option. she had to be here because of the reverence she had for this man and that he was praising god when he was shot an

earlier i talked to jason johnson, he says all that praise may be premature. >> i don't think anyone could deem it a successful time period when the president has to deliver a yooulg for the eulogy for nine people who were assassinated. i don't think this is his best two weeks ever. 15 years from now when we're writing about the obama presidential legacy this will be one of the most important weeks about race about trade about home owes sexual rights all of those things will have been chris stallized. >> is he facing a moving bar as many african americans claim when we talk about his legacy? >> i don't think so. i think obama will look at his watch tomorrow and say hey i've got 18 more months. he will be candid as he goes on. he will face these last 18 months trying to shore up as many corners as he can. but when it's all said and done, basically saving the auto industry, gay marriage, all will be baked into the obama pie this era where he became the democratic party's version of ronald reagan. >> now that nuclear deal with iran be negotiators negotiators meeting in in brussels. >> i

i want to bring in martin savidge and jason johnson who is on the phone. with the reverend pinckney on his senate campaign. martin, set the scene for us. >> it's going to be another heartbreaking day in the city of charleston of course. reverend pinkney is just one of nine people that were brutally murdered inside the emanuel a.m.e. church. this is something charlestonnians will go over and over again. the president will be here and that adds a certain significance. but every one of these funerals is emotionally heartbreaking for the community and devastating fo their families. the lines of people waiting to get in far exceeds the capacity of this place. it is clear not all will get in. there are other viewing stations that have been set up. it's important to show that the reason people stand in line is not just for the president. it's for the man. it's for what happened here. >> a very special man. i know you work with senate senator pinckney on his campaign. tell us about him and what he might think of today. >> i think, you know i've spent a lot of time

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. >> let's speak now to jason johnson, clementa pinckney, one of those shot victims. he was pastor and state senator. you ran the campaign for him. just tell us a little bit how do you make sense of what has happened. >> you can't. it is an absolute tragedy. it is a deep personal loss for me in decision to his wife jennifer, to the family, but also to the community as a whole. i think it's very important that we remember that this was not just a massacre. this was an assassination. he was not a man of god who represented his community. he was an active member of the community. these actions of violence, white supremacy and white nationalism they have real consequences, those are the things that are hard to absorb and understand at this point. >> tell us about mr. pinckney's own background, the role he played in the community what he meant to the community and the location where this all took place enormously symbolic given this church's linked to the ending of slavery and civil rights movements in the united states. >> back when clementa and i worked together we were

with me now to talk about that jason johnson, professor of political science and larry, director at the virginia center for politics. he's also the author of "the surge." welcome to both of you. >> good morning, carol. >> good morning. >> thanks carol. >> so jason, i'll start with you. why the full-court press now on voting rights? >> because there's no good republican response. after stumbling several different ways. hillary clinton latched on one issue. the voter i.d. laws passed in several states have created tons of problems for college students. it's one of the smartest moves done in weeks. >> larry clinton is right that voter fraud is rare and i talk extremely rare. according to the department of justice of the 197 million votes cast for federal candidates between 2002 and 2005 just 40 voters were indicted for voter fraud. of those only 26 cases resulted in convictions or guilty pleas. so larry, is she right to call out the gop and accuse them of fear mongering? >> there's the policy issue. you pointed out the way she's right on that. this is political. turnabout is fair play. the

jason johnson, are you still with me?yeah i'm still here carol. >> i wanted to ask you a question about reverend pinckney. he became a reverend when he was 18 years old. he became a state senator when he was 23. he was only 40 years old when he died. it's just an unbelievable tragedy. >> i mean i met clem it was '97, and the supreme court had just redrawn districts in the low country of south carolina. so he was first -- he was forced to run for re-election right after he had won, and a friend of mine asked me to come down there and i ran his campaign and i have to say this this may not be popular but it's the truth. now is the time for us to talk about politics when this tragedy is happening. people want to -- yes, it hurts personally but this is the time we need to talk about mental health. it is the time we need to talk about guns. he wasn't just a man of god, he was also a man of commitment to his state and to his government. and i think if we separate those issues we don't realize how tragic and how serious the actio

let's talk about him, his life his legacy with his good friend jason johnson, who is also a politicalssor. thank you for being with me. >> glad to be here. thank you. >> what do you remember most about him? >> i remember a lot of the things that he taught me. i remember he had this huge booming smiley pearly white teeth laugh whenever i said something ridiculous that showed that i was from the city and didn't really understand the south. clem was a man who had a tremendous amount of love in his heart for his community. he was sophisticated. he was dedicated. he was both a political and a spiritual warrior and his loss it goes beyond just being painful to me and painful to his family. it is a loss for the entire state of south carolina. >> there's one story that you talk about, you wrote this sort of beautiful memory of him and you say when he was running for office you were running his campaign you said we really got to get out there, we really got to raise more money. he looked at the average income in his community, it was something like $14,000, and he didn't want to ask them for m

par 7 for johnson. jason day collapseyesterday on the course due to vertigo. birdie on 17 and 18. ck next to s playing partner patrick reed's ball. day, johnson, spieth tied for first. if i can convince myself that i'm free willing and other guys are trying chase their first i know how hard i is to chase your first. if we can use the winning formula we had in april then it comes down to pulling off shots. >> nothing like u.s. open on father's day. >>> while they beat the men in blue this season tim hudson on the hill. first batter of the game hit in e ankle. goes to first andeft the game after that. tim hudson on the hill. early 2-0 lead evaporated ickly and justin turner back-to-backjacks. game tied at 2-2. maxwell, revenge is sweet. 4-2 and then in the sixth brandon bell the two-run homer. 6-2 the final. they can take over the natial league west with a sweep on sunday. > a little cotton candy. improves to 5-5. allowed one n, four hits. t defensive help with the sliding catch. game ted at 1-1 in the sixth. opposite field. scores on the double. 2-1, as. brettaurie finds the gap, re

jason johnson told del walters the praise may be premature. >> i don't think anybody could deem it a successful time period when the president has to deliver a eulogy for the deaths of nine people who were murdered and assassinated. i don't think this is his best week or best two weeks ever but i think that's what happened over the last two weeks, 15 20 years from now when we're waiting about the obama legacy thus one of the most important weeks where many issues about trade, and race and homosexual rights are solidified. >> is he facing a moving bar when they complain and talk about his legacy. >> i think obama wake up tomorrow morning and look at his uch. i have 18 more months. he's going to say there's a lot more he can do a lot more candid he can be as time goes on. i think the president will spent the last 18 months trying to shore up as many corners as he can, but i think when it's all said and done the bail lout basically saving the auto industry, game major, they're backs intoed obama pie and this is an era where he became the version of ronald reagan. >>> turkey's gay pride

dustin johnson seventh. jason day tenth. branden grace 40th. and then they're holding his own swinging away we'll go to 18. >> you can see him unload on this par 5. >> side. let it go. >> good to see the relaxed attitude. >> fairway is clear. branden grace is first to go. he just was taking his time. 27-year-old from george south africa. six european tour wins including two this >> bunkers down the left there, you can see the 345 yards. maybe from -- maybe 335 yards. lost that right. >> hit the guy in the bright yellow shirt on the right in front of the hospitality tents on the arm. and now dustin johnson -- >> we say day make four from over there. >> this is called a full turn. >> that's what you call a show down the 18th hole. effortless power. incredible. >> now to 17. dead aim. find the right distance here. >> can he stop it up there, brad? >> only five yards to carry-over the bunker. >> perfect. >> he can stop it. great control. >> that hit right on the upstroke over the bunker. >> one of the closest shots we've seen in the last two groups

it will be jason day and dustin johnson.for some fantastic finish. >> no question about it. we have to tip our cap to louis oosthuizen. he's come back with a pair of 66s. goes to show you anybody post a low score tomorrow four under, anybody anybody back there can have a chance of winning this national championship tomorrow. >> oosthuizen is only three shots off of the lead at one under par. so the question is tomorrow who will persevere physically mentally? it will be a test of who can maintain their concentration, their patience their judgment in the final round of this demanding course at chambers bay. coming up next on fox, your local news. for more u.s. open coverage tonight on fs1, we ask you to join us. tomorrow final round coverage of the 115th u.s. open. coverage begins at 2:00 eastern, 11:00 a.m. pacific only on fox or watch all the action on your phone or tablet with fox sports go. for our entire crew at fox sports as we give you one last look at the leaderboard after 54 holes, this is joe buck, good night from ch

with jason peters and lane johnson to the corners and jason kelce in the middle kelce thinks they'll be just fine. >> through these training camp practices as we build that hoe he's we'll be more than ready to go game one and this season have again a dominating running a tack and good pass protect. >> and the sixers brought ohio state guard deangelo russell in for work out today. several mock drafts from the sixers taking russell with third pick in next week's nba draft. he averaged 19 points, six rebounds and nine assists he was a first team all american with >>> local children received a sweet treat thanks to philadelphia police. "eyewitness news" at the sugar bowl candy shop in germantown tonight. officers with the 14th district five squad donated the cash so 200 kids could get a free water ice. sounds pretty good. event marks the end of the school year and some officers were also there to pass out the city summer curfew schedule. >>> the national constitution center has chosen this year's recipient of the liberty medal. >> the dalai lama will be presented with the honor here in p

so we have spieth and johnson. jason day barely got through yesterday. battling vertigo.the mix. brandon grace, t-shot. the par three hole. he climbs into the leader board discussion as this rolls back. just a few feet from the pen. he made the put. atop the leader board at four under. here is spieth. look where this one goes. they almost kissed. closer, closer, so, it is johnson, day, gray, spieth. all at 4 under going into sunday. >>> steph curry tonight at the super middle weight belt in oracle arena. look at ward use paul smith as a human punching bag. smacked him around into the ninth round. smith's corner had seen enough. they threw in the towel and stopped the fight. the olympic gold medalist improved his record to 28 and 0. curry and colin kaepernick loved it. >>> missy franklin, in santa clara. finished third in the 100-meter back. beginning of her journey to the 2016 olympics. michael phelps is working toward that role, a pretty good start on the 100-meter butterfly. like most, not happy with husband time. 157.62 if you are scoring at home. >>> around the corner

and that break in the speed perfectly, even par 70 for johnson, jason day collapsed yesterday, due to vertigo, 268 tied for the lead, spieth drops out of the lead. get is the back playing partner patrick reid. makes that for bidrdie, so day, spieth, tied. here is master champ, jordan spieth. >> if i can convince myself, i know how hard it is to chase your first. if we can use that winning formula we had in april all it comes down to is can i just pull off the start? >> and tim hudson on the hill, winning his fifth of the year throwing the sixth inning dog day at the park ioke hit in the ankle, going to first scores left the game after that. tim hudson an early 2-0 lead. bottom first back-to-back, game tied at two. we go to the fifth. justin maxwell. revenge is sweet. hits ioke 4-2 g-men two-run homer, they could pick off the national league if they sweep on sunday. and nothing like getting jacked up on cotton candy, hahn improved to 5 and 5. struck out four got defensive help right there. game tied at one in the sixth. scores on the double. a's take a 2-1 lead two batters later, brett

. >> jason johnson, again i'm very sorry for the loss of your friend.e lost in the church behind me as we are expecting a press conference from the coroner's office to talk about about those that were lost. we'll be back after this. song: rachel platten "fight song" ♪ two million, four hundred thirty-four thousand three hundred eleven people in this city. and only one me. ♪ i'll take those odds. ♪ be unstoppable. the all-new 2015 ford edge. you know, in any job any profession image matters. i want some gray...but not too much. only touch of gray uses oxygen to gently blend away some gray but not all for that perfect salt and pepper look. satisfaction guaranteed. just you and the look you want. just for men touch of gray ♪ roundup ♪ ♪ roundup has a sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ just point and shoot, and weeds are gone ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup ♪ [ male announcer ] with a one-touch wand. [ whip cracks ] >>> welcome back everybody. i'm thomas roberts live in charleston as we contin

it will be jason day and dustin johnson. we're in for some fantastic finish. >> no question about it. we have to tip our cap to louis oosthuizen. he's come back with a pair of 66s. goes to show you anybody post a low score tomorrow four under, anybody anybody back there can have a chance of winning this national championship tomorrow. >> oosthuizen is only three shots off of the lead at one under par. so the question is tomorrow who will persevere physically mentally? it will be a test of who can maintain their concentration, their patience their judgment in the final round of this demanding course at chambers bay. coming up next on fox, your local news. for more u.s. open coverage tonight on fs1, we ask you to join us. tomorrow final round coverage of the 115th u.s. open. coverage begins at 2:00 eastern, 11:00 a.m. pacific only on fox or watch all the action on your phone or tablet with fox sports go. for our entire crew at fox sports as we give you one last look at the leaderboard after 54 holes, this is joe buck, good nig

today four guys coming to final round tied jordan spieth tied to the lehigh valley and dustin johnson and jasonace. lots of drama as they fight for victory at the u.s. on tonight in the end it comes down to two guys jordan spieth 16 get in the hole. spieth takes a three shot lead. double bogeys 17 giving dustin johnson a shot to win on 18. with father in law wayne grestsky can johnson become the great one. eagle wins it. just misses left. so johnson can force a playoff tomorrow. all he needs to do is birdie the shot. tap it in. no misses. so spieth, 21, youngest ever to win u.s. on animators here he is hugging his father he's from the lehigh valley. both fraernts from bethlehem what a win on father's day. >> to win this tournament on father's day i just hope my dad is proud of me and he's the one who got me started playing the game and he's the reason i'm here right now. my entire family. dunkin' donuts dad this one was for you today. this trophy is for you and this will be a day we will never forget. >> what a year for jordan spieth. between memorial day and father's day phillies starters had

with jason peter and lane johnson and jay conn kelce in the middle, they think they will be fine. >> through these work out and training camp and practices as we build that cohesion we will be more than ready to go game one and we will be more ready to go this season. we will have a dominating running attack and good pass protection. >> former sixers andre iguodala tried to tell us he is complimentary player and in the number one guy. he struggled as head liner in philadelphia but as a player surrounded by stars he won series mrp and first nba title last night with golden state. they beat cleveland in six games. could not happen to a nicer by. >> terrific. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and then again here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> stay tuned for "cbs evening news" scott pelley reports tonight from new york. >> pelley: what's leftof bill soaks the southern plains. there's fear of flooding but these dark clouds also have a silver lining. also tonight homegrown terror. an alleged isis sympathizer is charged with attempting to murder a

this birdie on nine for johnson. jason day collapsed friday on the course due to vertigo.hed the round and yesterday this birdie on 17 and another on 18. 268. he's also tied. spight dropped out of the lead, got back into it on 16. the t shot goes past the roll but gets it to roll back next to his playing partner's patrick reed's ball. they are all tied at 4-under. lou i didn't had the round of the day. tied for fifth just three back. >> if i can convince myself that, you know i'm free rolling, i've got one of these, and the other guys are trying to chase their first, i know how hard it is to chase your first and to close it out. so if we cap use that winning farm formula we had back in april, then all it comes down to can i pull off the shot. >> the giants look for their second straight win against the dodgers. it was dog day at the park. first batter of the game, nori hit in the average he will. left the game. early 2-0 lead. bottom of first. peterson and turner back-to-back jackson. game tied at 2. fifth inning. his replacement. maxwell, revenge is sweet. two-run. and 4-

it's fun watching jordan speith rory mcilroy justin johnson ricky fowler, jason day the tour is loadeders. so if you love the game, those players can make shots. like any sport the game will always find new players. nba worried when jordan bird and magic couldn't play any more and the league always finds new players. it happens in all sports. so watch the sport for all the great players that are now in that game. watch the sport because everybody can now hit a drive over 320 yards. moat of the players can hit a seven iron like we hit a driver. and you can appreciate what tiger woods used to do but it's time to move on. i'm howard eskin and i've had it with the tiger talk. >>> well have you had it with howard because if you have you can let him have it. record a video post it on facebook, twitter or instagram and use the #fox29weekend. ♪♪ >>> a 13-year-old fighting for her life. >> i just want them to speak up. she was an innocent child. >> reporter: tonight's mother plea to find whoever it was that shot her daughter. >>> want add man robs a local wawa. what he said to the clerk as he s

magic johnson, larry bird charles barkley, tim duncan jason kidd, just some of those with a triple-double mark: and i talked about an impressive list. every one of those guys is and will be in the hall of fame. >> mike: james drives. tristan thompson with the right hand, floements it sfloats it in. cavs still fighting but they're running out of time. and golden state wisely being patient at this end of the floor. shumpert trying to reach in and take it away. curry. double-teamed, finds green. green out to barbosa. barbosa -- can't hit the three. james comes the other way. james up top to smith. j.r. smith -- short. shots just won't go down. james -- can't get it to go and green with another rebound. as we're under two minutes remaining. curry drives -- and banks it in. 98-85. dellavedova calls time-out with 1:50 remaining and golden state in control. the curry family celebrating here at the quicken loans arena. as golden state on the verge of a title. >> mark: call it a night. curry recognizing. nobody there behind shumpert. goes by him, little excuse me. where's the fight, fellas? where'

magic johnson, larry bird charles barkley, tim duncan jason kidd, just some of those with a triple-double mark: and i talked about an impressive list. every one of those guys is and will be in the hall of fame. >> mike: james drives. tristan thompson with the right hand, floements it sfloats it in. cavs still fighting but they're running out of time. and golden state wisely being patient at this end of the floor. shumpert trying to reach in and take it away. curry. double-teamed, finds green. green out to barbosa. barbosa -- can't hit the three. james comes the other way. james up top to smith. j.r. smith -- short. shots just won't go down. james -- can't get it to go and green with another rebound. as we're under two minutes remaining. curry drives -- and banks it in. 98-85. dellavedova calls time-out with 1:50 remaining and golden state in control. the curry family celebrating here at the quicken loans arena. as golden state on the verge of a title. >> mark: call it a night. curry recognizing. nobody there behind shumpert. goes by him, little excuse me. where's the fight, fellas? where'

. >> third round leader dustin johnson here a birdie on four and up by two at the turn. jasonlayed his heart out while battling vert go and eventual out of gas and even par. three bogies on the front nine and rallying on theack nine with six birdies including this amazing effort on 14 with a 67 today south african tied for seco. and johnson would faulter with three bogies on four holes and dropping three back and emed out of it. and masters champ jordan spies takes control. 6 under. goodor three-stroke lead with two holes to play. finishing this round with birdie on 18. he went in wi 4 under. double bogey and tied for the lead and jonathan in sear ofch of his first over. going alternate 18 between par 5 and four and ter spies completed on friday, a par 5 today and this shot put him on the green for two. went in at 5 under. jonathan right behind him and also in the green at 2 and ele putt for the win but misses. jonathan could still this putt but know the 24-year-old wins the open. just the sixth to capture the open and masters in one year and youngest since bobby jones in 1923

justin johnson, leader after day one thanks to this birdie on 9. jason the course due to vertigo. somehow finished the round and yesterday this birdie on 17 and another on 18. 268. he's also tied. spieth dropped out of the lead got back into it on 15. the t-shot goes past the roll -- the hole, but he gets it to roll back next to his playing partner's patrick reed's ball. makes that for birdie. they are all tied at 4-under. louis oosthuizen had the round of the day with 466. tied for fifth, just three back. >> if i can convince myself that i'm free-rolling, i've got one of these, and the other guys are trying to chase their first, i know how hard it is to chase your first and to close it out. so if we can use that winning formula we had back in april then all it comes down to is if i can pull off the shot. >> the giants look for their second straight win against the dodgers. third straight overall. it was dog day at the park. first batter of the game, nori ioki. hit in the ankle. he left the game after that. early 2-0 lead. bottom of first. peterson and t

justin johnson leader after day one thanks to this birdie on 9. jasonhe course due to vertigo. somehow finished the round and yesterday this birdie on 17 and another on 18. 268. he's also tied. spieth dropped out of the lead got back into it on 15. the t shot goes past the roll but gets it to roll back next to his playing partner's patrick reed's ball. makes that for birdie. they are all tied at 4-under. louis oosthuizen had the round of the day with 466. tied for fifth just three back. >> if i can convince myself that i'm free-rolling, i've got one of these, and the other guys are trying to chase their first, i know how hard it is to chase your first and to close it out. so if we can use that winning formula we had back in april then all it comes down to is if i can pull off the shot. >> the giants look for their second straight win against the dodgers. it was dog day at the park. first batter of the game, nori hit in the ankle. he left the game after that. early 2-0 lead. bottom of first. peterson and turner back-to-back jacks. game tied at 2. fifth i

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jason day. his final hole of the day. battling vert yigo. did he expect to play tomorrow? somehow, despite the vertigo. dustin johnsonlds out here for an eagle. settles for a tap in birdie. he's among the leaders at seven under now. so jordan after a 67 5 under par. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> thank you. >> cing up tonight, pg and e admits it's killing off threatens salmon. >>> a celebrity chef is missing tonight. what is slowing the search to find him. >> and here is tonight's prime time line up. and final hi tonight, what a special day this was for a team a city, and the bay area. many sights andounds today from the victory parade and rally. a moment in time transcends sports and speaks to something far more important in a game. professional sports teams gives cities a sense of identity that they would not have without them. as you know oakland has three, warriors we're celebrating today, and the raiders and a's who haven't be so thrilling but still great to call our own. oakland struggle wa an image problem, often earned but often not a full fair picture. and in the shadow of one of the worl

jason day. his final hole of the day. battling vert yigo. did he expect to play tomorrow? somehow, despite the vertigo. dustin johnsonhere for an eagle. settles for a tap in birdie. he's among the leaders at seven under now. so jordan after a 67 5 under par. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> thank you. >> coming up tonight, pg and e admits it's killing off threatens salmon. >>> a celebrity chef is missing tonight. what is slowing the search to find him. >> and here is tonight's prime time line up. and final hi tonight, what a special day this was for a team a city, and the bay area. many sights and sounds today from the victory parade and rally. a moment in time transcends sports and speaks to something far more important in a game. professional sports teams gives cities a sense of identity that they would not have without them. as you know oakland has three, warriors we're celebrating today, and the raiders and a's who haven't been so thrilling but still great to call our own. oakland struggle was an image problem, often earned but often not a full fair picture. and in the shadow of one of the world

dustin johnson is on 4-under thanks to an even par round and will be in the final group with jason day. >> it's very difficult, you know, they are golf courses, it is playing really firm: players trail the leaders by three strokes, including jb holmes getting an eagle on the 16th hole. >>> football in argentina, and they have finished top of group b with a 1-0 over jamaica. a goal near the end. turned out to be the winner. uruguay and paraguay are into the quarterfinals after a 1-1 draw. the 29th minute uruguay had a header. the side levelled paraguay finishing second yooururuguay going through as one of the best 3rd placed team. >> brazil play on sunday. their dominance of latin american football took a blow. determined fans hope for a comeback. >> on a rainy pitch in rio, these 10 years are proud of a top standing. since brazil's drubbing from the world cup. we are suffering a hangover. neymar was given a red card. seconds after the game ended he tried to head-butt. the kids have faith in neymar. >> only neymar gets the goals or shoots. like their idol who is the star of barcelona. t

but dustin johnson, how well he played. jason day, how well he played. justin rose, sergio garcia.e sport. but we believe that technology and the opportunity to interact with technology will bring players in. in addition to that dom, we're also excited about all the initiatives around the sport in organizations like the pga of america, augusta national the lpga and pga tours. they're bringing new entrants into the sport. there are 3.5 million new golfers coming into the sport each year. part of our challenge as an industry is to retain those that are in the sport and don't leave. and that's where we've seen some of the attrition. but we're very excited about the future. it's a wonderful sport and the athleticism that we're seeing on tour, the youth that we're seeing on tour and the access to technology all combined we're very confident that the sport of golf is in great shape and will continue to move guard and progress. >> thank you for joining us here on "squawk box" this morning. this idea of technology and golf is exciting for a lot of people. david, we appreciate you taking th

johnson is behind at the halfway stage. brandon grace is on four under. it's not clear in jason day will complete in the third round. he collapsed on the ninth hole with veterinary go. -- with vertigo. he recovered to complete his round, before heading to the hospital. >> chris kirk had one of the best shots on the day. the american sunk an eagle. heel be back on the links on saturday on 3-over >>> world number one rory mcilroy got an eagle on the 12th, and it helped him avoid the cut. he was on four over. for the first time in nine years, he failed to make the cut at the u.s. open. he carded a six over par 76. that meant on 16 over, he slipped out of the major. >>> over to the copa america, where hosts schile have topped group a by thrashing bolivia and brendan santi. charles arengez opened the scoring 3 minutes in. arsenal's sanchez doubled the lead before half-time. adding a couple more after the break. bolivia eventually finding the net, but it was at the wrong end. final score 5-0 chile >>> mexico were knocked out of the competition, losing 2-1 to ecuador. the opener in the first half, valencia getting the winn

dustin johnson is also on four under, thanks to an even par round. he'll be in the final group with jason day. >> the set up was very difficult. the golf course is playing really firm and fast and tough out there. >> four players trail the leaders by three strokes on one under. that includes j.b. holmes, who chipped in an eagle from the 16th hole. richard parr, al jazeera. >> footballers in argentina finished with a 1-0 win over jamaica in the copa america. he scored what would turn out to be the winner. >> uruguay and paraguay into the quarter finals. just before half time, they leveled the score. paraguay finished second in group b. >> brazil played a final group c. game on sunday against venezuela. the brazilian's dominance of latin america football took a blow at last year's world cup. with this tournament, fans hope for a comeback. we have this report. >> on a rainy pitch in rio these 10-year-olds are learning the fundamentals that have established their nation's top standing in world cup history. since brazil's drubbing last year, their pride suffered damage. the mother of one boy s

tyler johnson backhanded to the side of the net, squeaked through, 3-2 tampa after two. blackhawks tie it in the third. jasonflected, it's good. tampa evens the series 1-1 with a 4-3 victory. game three moves to chicago. >>> giants back on track, they take the second in a row their second in a row against the phillies courtesy of madison bumgarner. rain delayed the game, mad bum didn't mind. 11 strikeouts. he gave up 5 runs, 6 hits. bottom four bumgarner in trouble. bases loaded for jeff francoeur see ya grand slam. all of a sudden a six-run lead down to two. gut mad bum helps his cause. rbi single to center. madison improved to 7-2. giants win their second straight 7-5 your final. >>> a's legend examplersly in boston. the pulp could use him. ramirez takes chavez deep to center field. two-run shot, boston up 2-0. top three. billy burns extends his hitting streak to 11 games. this one's off the national league scoreboard. sogard would score. burns in for rbi trip bell a's down 2-1. mike napoli. single to left center. right past marcus simian. ortiz will score. red sox win their second straight over the a's 4-

tyler johnson, backhander to side of the net squeaks through. 3-2 tampa after two. the blackhawks tie it in the jasoneflected in. it was a 4-3 victory for tampa. game three moves to chicago. >>> giants take their second in the row against the phillies courtesy of madison bumgarner. rain delayed the game for 29 minutes. matt didn't mind. he's dominant in any weather. he had 11 strikeouts. bottom of 4. here he's in trouble. bases loaded for jeff francoeur. not anymore. see ya! the rbi similar to 7 top of 7. top of he 7. madison improved to 7-2. giants hang on to win their second straight, 7-5, the final. a's legend dennis healthersly at the game in boston. takes him deep. two-run shot and boston goes up 2-0. top of three. billy burns extends his hitting streak to 11 games. off the national league scoreboard. eric sogard will score. bottom of three. mike napoli. single to left center past simeon. david ortiz scores and the red sox win their second straight over the a's both times with the 4-2 victory. warriors and cavaliers game two at oracle. 4:00 p.m. pregame right here on abc7. hope to see you there.

tyler johnson, backhander to side of the net squeaks through. 3-2 tampa after two. the blackhawks tie it in the third. jasons a 4-3 victory for tampa. game three moves to chicago. >> giants are back on track after losing five straight. they take their second in a row against the phillies. courtesy of madison bumgarner. rain delayed the game for 29 minutes. matt didn't mind. he's dominant in any weather. he had 11 strikeouts. he gave up 5 runs, 6 hits. bottom of 4. here he's in trouble. bases loaded for jeff francoeur. not anymore. see ya! grand slam. all of a sudden the six-run lead down to two. but madison helped his own cause. the rbi single to 7 top of 7. top of he 7. madison improved to 7-2. giants hang on to win their second straight, 7-5, the final. eggersley at the game in boston. takes him deep. two-run shot and boston goes up 2-0. top of three. billy burns extends his hitting streak to 11 games. off the national league scoreboard. eric sogard will score. burns in there for an rbi triple. bottom of three. mike napoli. single to left center past simeon. david ortiz scores and the red sox win their se

tyler johnson, backhander to side of the net squeaks through. 3-2 after two. the blackhawks tie it in the third. third and jasonr gets deflected in. it was a 4-3 victory for tampa. game three moves to chicago. >>> giants take their second in the row against the phillies courtesy of madison bumgarner. rain delayed the game for 29 minutes. matt didn't mind. he had 11 strikeouts. here he's in trouble. ways loaded for jeff francoeur. not anymore, see ya. the 600 reward for information lead down to two. the single to second. top of he 7. madison improved to 7-2. giants hang on to win their second straight, 7-5 the final. a's legend dennis at the game. two-run shot and boston goes up 2-0. top of three. billy burns extends his hitting streak to is 1 games. off the national league scoreboard. eric sogard will score. bottom of three. mike napoli. single to right center past simeon. david ortiz scores and the red sox win their second straight over the a's both times with the 4-2 victory. warriors and cavaliers game two at oracle. 4:00 p.m. pregame right here on abc7. hope to see you there. have a great day. >> it is game

jason day suffers from vertigo. made it through the final round. dustin johnson loses open. wasn't so much that speith won it.hoke, choke, choke. >> he did, yeah. don't you feel for the guy? >> i don't feel for him. >> compelling tv. sandra: what do you mean? i'm telling you it is compelling tv, what i wanted to challenge you on -- >> that was a read in modern vernacular where she says, stuart is a fan of game of golf but not a golfer. that is a read. sandra: i will challenge you on, dear sir. you said that jordan speith is going to, going to bring back the game of golf. i said not so much. you said, well, young lady, like yourself, i guess assuming that i think he is attractive so i will watch him play positively. dagen and i said, he is attractive. he is a nice guy. he is a young guy. but he is lacking that compelling edge i think that golf needs. tiger woods, oh, my gosh he melted do totally missed the po. sandra: okay. >> every woman that i know who watches golf looks for a golfer who is hot. do you think jordan speith is hot? my daughters do. >> jordan speith is not hot. dustin johnson is hot. he is made

jason worth gives him a chocolate bath. >>> surge row garcia chambers bay said the golf course is like playing the nba finals on a court with holes in it. dust continue johnsones off check out the roll. it keeps going and going and going, johnson's ball is out of control. we would be here all morning if we didn't speed this up. look at this, they rolled it back to the tee box believe it or not johnson saves par on the hole. johnson in a four way tide for the lead at 4 under. it should be a great final round later today. that's sports, happy father's day, i'm jeff skeverski. >> if you think you're smarter than a toddler, you should check out the competition first. >> that's marty, he is 3 years old, he knows every capital of every country in the world. his parents decided to put him to the test after she noticed how quickly was learning english and indian, he masteredded -- mastered them in 3 weeks up equity the periodic table elements before he starts preschool. that's more than i new when i was in college. >> wow. >>> two people are sent to the hospital after a violent home invasion in the city's tacony section and the suspects are on the loose. >>> new det

johnson, his fiancee is paulina gretzky. let's ease up. >> let's not feel bad for the guy. >> he's still a heluva golfer. jason day impressed me a lot.n thursday or friday. scary situation. hit his head hard. comes back. i think he was even or minus 1. >> he was even for the tournament. probably won him more fans than any golfer. outside of jordan spieth. people were pulling for him. the physical effort the wear and tear got to him. finally to the ugly that is the usga, mike davis is ahead of the usga and chambers bay golf course which was a circus. player a nine-time legend said it was the most unpleasant golf tournament he's ever seen in his life. hendrick stenson likened the greens to putting like broccoli. then it was said it was more like cauliflower. >> does it get fixed? >> well this course can't get fixed. it is what it is. it's exactly what they wanted at the usga. it's a public course ups and downs, link-style trains running side by side. will they ever go back to that course? i seriously doubt it. >> as you point out last week a couple of caddies wound up in the hospital. >> right. >> two cad diswound up indies wound up in

jason's from occurring to other veterans and their families. i'd like to thank and recognize senators blumenthal brown hirono johnson kaine manchin markey, moran murray sanders, and tester for joining senator capito and i in signing on as original cosponsors of this bipartisan effort. and i'd also like to thank the many veterans service organizations and medical professionals for their invaluable support insight and input as we crafted this legislation. today i ask the rest of my colleagues to join us in working to confront the problems of overprescribing practices at the v.a. and to provide more safe and effective main. services to our nation's veterans. let us work together to fix what has been broken and to restore that sacred trust with our veterans and their families. let us work together to give our veterans and their families a voice, a voice that's heard respected, and recognized, and let us be inspired by that voice to take bipartisan action on solutions to prevent these problems and tragedies from ever happening again and to provide our veterans and their families with the care that they have earned and the care that they deserve. ma