keegan-michael key is here with us. be right back. keegan-michael key is here with us.trail?he you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. you are many different things in one amazing package. and t.j.maxx lets you express every one. shop online, or take it home today. you'll always save on something for every you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx. (music throughout) >> morning, sunshine. >> i really wish people would stop calling me that. >> hey! whoa. i told you she'd grab it. ten bucks. pay up. >> you're not going to need that. >> oh, that's not -- oh. >> it's okay. i said, it's okay. >> oh! [ bleep ] i told you she'd approximapull the trigger. >> jimmy: that is keegan-michael key and friends in "the predator." this mover, i did not expect the movie to be funny and it is really funny. >> you know, it was written by shane black, who did lethal weapon and we all think about how bad ass mel and danny

>> keegan: you can't hit to the legs. >> anthony: you can't?nking, oh i've got to get that knee in particular. >> keegan: now to be honest in stick fighting, legal and illegal is a concept, but it doesn't stop that kind of stuff from happening. >> anthony: but i mean let's face it, this is a pretty heavy object. if i get a good swing, if i tee off and i get a clean shot on the head --. this is what the new york police department would call a deadly weapon. >> king david: yes sir. if i'm fighting, if i'm really fighting, i'm a monster. i got to lick you down, i got to kill you, i got to dig you up, i got to bury you, i got to murder you, i've got to take you out. the demon in me is going to come out. i call a demon to walk with me. >> anthony: king david is one of the old school street fighter who has kept his form from fading over the years. >> anthony: as in brazil, the deep south, african slaves were given little to work with when it came time for the meal. more often than not, if they wanted meat, they had to make do with what the slave mast

the battle here was between rose and keegan bradley.rs and saw their challenges fade, the american kept the wind firmly insight. rele ntlessly low kept the wind firmly insight. relentlessly low scoring from both saw them end tied on 20 underpass. either could have won it over 18 holes but with pressure comes mistakes. it would take one extra hole to decide it. rose may have missed out with this putt, but finishing second makes him just before the englishman to the world rankings. for bradley, it's this fourth pga tour wind but this first in six years. paul frostick, bbc news. a lot has happened to me over these six years. the belly putter was a tougher transition than i thought and, you know, i kind of fell off the radar therefore a little while, and it's tough from going to being on ryder cup teams, being on presidents cup teams, to not even outside the top 100 in the world and that was difficult. i had to really work with my coach, darren maddy, and we put a schedule together and we worked hard to get back to this spot. i felt so calm

coming up on this programme: justin rose loses the the rain delayed bmw championship in a play—off to keeganry in his final test innings for england before his international retirement. and romano fenati could face criminal charges after he grabbed the brake lever of italian compatriot stefano manzi in sunday's moto 2 race in san marino. hello and welcome to the programme, where we begin with the golfing news that reigning 0lympic championjustin rose has moved to world number one despite losing the bmw championship in a play—off to keegan bradley. the pair were level at 20—under after their final round which was held over due to persistent rain on sunday, and watching was paul frostick. heavy rain on sunday meant the final round of the bmw championship had to be completed on monday ——

that's a smart play to catch that out of the 10 yard line there by keegan brewer. north texas is coming to fayetteville and -- >> no, he never made a fair catch sign. >> he never made a fair catch signal! >> he's gone. >> brewer down the sideline! this is going to be a touchdown! and that will be appreciated. >> it was the college football play of the weekend as arkansas kicked off and keegan brewer of north texas caught the ball. since he didn't start running, everyone thought it was a fair catch, but he never actually signaled that to end the play, and as you see, he then started sprinting down the field, all the way to the end zone. the trick play helped north texas win it, 44-17. he faked everyone out. >> yeah, he did. wow! like that was definitely a dvr replay moment there. >>> trade is front and center for investors after the s&p 500 eked out a nice five-day winning streak, but what about new trade tariffs? let's turn to cnbc, watching your money. >> good morning, frances. as you say, the s&p eked out a gain on friday, despite mixed data. we had a disappointi

meaning he went into a play off with keegan bradley.on the 18th in the first hole of the playoff to give victory to the american. small consolation, then, as rose becomes just the 4th englishman to reach the top of the world golf rankings. well, rose moves above dustinjohnson and two other american ryder cup players in the rankings with just under three weeks to go until the competition starts in france — the world's top 10 players will all be involved. rose also becomes just the fifth british player to top the world rankings, the last being rory mcilroy in 2015. nick faldo's spent the longest time of any briton at the top with 97 weeks. this evening the american ryder cup captainjim furyk has selected rookie tony finau as his final wildcard pick. but lee westwood, who is one of europe's vice captains, says having home advantage should give the europeans the edge. both teams are packed with quality players. world —class world—class players. the europeans are playing very well this week in philadelphia. the americans have had their week.

libya's national oil headquarters puts pressure on efforts to end the fighting in tripoli and in sports keegan bradley makes sure his home crowd is paying full attention as he seals his first win and six years pictured will be here with wall on that later . to syria now where tens of thousands of people have already been displaced within the province since an escalation and strikes last week turkey's president has warned that the and top world stands to pay the price as president bashar assad's government and its ally russia don't hold the air attacks an article in the wall street journal. the one said russia and iran had a responsibility to stop a humanitarian disaster an adlib the u.n. has warned that an increase in fighting could lead to the worst humanitarian catastrophe of the twenty first century stephanie decker has more from on talk here the turkey syria border. there's a huge numbers given by the united nations over thirty thousand people fleeing the areas where the bombardment is taking place and going to different areas inside most of the people according to the united nations going

to go off now an american keegan bradley is one his first p.g.a. tour title in six years rain forced the b.m.w. chairmanship into an extra day in philadelphia bradley shot a total score of twenty under par this shot would lead to a bogey on the eighteenth which ultimately cost him outright victory he signed for six hundred sixty four for the fourth round and tired of the talk with justin rose he held his nerve in the playoff to claim the winner's check of the run from six million dollars it wasn't all bad for rose though the englishman moved to the world number one position for the first time. as for jordan speed he failed to qualify for the two a championship next week that is because he finished thirty first in the fix cup points race only the top thirty qualifying the texans problems don't end there he is going to miss out on playing the required twenty five p.g.a. to even say he is on twenty three with only the ryder cup to come for him this means he could be fined or suspended a potential twenty thousand dollars fine shouldn't be too much hass

he like justice keegan or roberts has been a judge on the d.c. circuit already. he's written 300 opinions. they're all public. 13 of them have been vindicated by the supreme court. so we don't have to go back to the high school jeer year book to find out what judge he'll be. he'll be the same judge he's been for 12 years, the kind of judge that barack obama called a brilliant jurist. >> we're not asking for his high school year book. we're asking for important documents when he was serving in the white house at a time when this country was dealing with very important legal issues whether it was guantanamo bay and some of those issues involving hurricane katrina and the decision that's white house made. it is hardly saying that this is high school year book what capitol hill staffers want. >> you mention capitol hill staffers. many are saying that there are more documents produced than necessary. especially when you consider 95 or 96 senators have announced they want them. there have already been a million pages produced. it's hard to see this has anything other t

arkansas and north texas with the early favorite for play of the year, north texas' keegan brewer catches the pot. pretends like he has caught the fair catch and as the defenders walk away from him, he takes off down the sideline for the 90 yard return. the mean, green blowout against arkansas 44-17. the razorbacks had six turnovers. the raiders are planning to come out strong against their rivals the denver broncos. we have a preview of tomorrow's game. >> let's face it. bronco stadium at mile high is in this is an awful place to play for an opponent. i am sure gruden has some cards to play to knock off the new quarterback, case keenum. he led the vikings to the nfc championship game in 2017. >> case keenum at the end of the year, might be the number one acquisition of football. >> we all expect him to bounce back from the three interceptions. >> a skunk got loose in our tunnel. i think that screwed us up a little bit. i don't have any doubts that derek carr is going to be great. >> we would all feel better if khalil mack was there, but he is not. >> he is obviously a great player but he

justin rose will become world number one if he wins — but he's one shot behind leader keegan bradleyn just off the pace today. three shots behind with just a couple of birdies. although no bogeys on his card. the putts just haven't dropped rose and mcilroy were automatic qualifiers for the ryder cup. lee westwood, says home advanatge at le golf national course outside paris should give europe the edge. both teams are packed with quality players. the americans have had their week, so we are going to have home advantage. we have played the french along this golf course for the last 25 years and a lot of the players will have played it very regularly. a lot of the players have played a lot in the french open. but it comes down to who plays the best over the week. barnsley football club are enjoying their best start to a season in more than 70 years. they are unbeaten after seven matches in league one but the club's activity off the pitch has been impressing the supporters just as much, as dave edwards reports. at 30 years of age, this man is the youngest chief executive in english footb

number one in the official world golf ranking with that monday playoff loss at the t bmw championship keegan bradley. he is a deserving champion. >> he is a desving champion. you think about great sports story this is year brooks koepkg defendis u.s. open title and coming back and winning two majors this year. justin rose with his consistency and winning the fedexcup but you can't look past the comeback of tiger woods, an amazing thing we saw today. >> it has been an amazing season, and it just got cicped off, dan had the call on the 18th with johnny miller. dan, take it away on the green. >> thank you very much, steve. joined by my partner johnny miller on the far right, the fedexcup chaion hereustin rose on my right, immediately, the commissioner of the pga tour, jay monahan, and the tour championship winner tiger woods. [ cheers and applause ] anzing journey for you, tiger. we'll get some details and comments from yt in j a moment but first, you've been waiting a long time to get presented another pga tour ophy. number 80, the calamity jane replica here and to do the honors, jay monahan.

tonight, keegan-michael key and dave salmoni and animals. jimmy kimmel. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. very nice. thank you very much. well, that's very kind and i thank you and i welcome you. you're joining us on a somber day in the united states when

and it was eventually american keegan bradley who beat rose in a playoff to claim the title the second was good enough for the englishman. rose who won the us open in two thousand and thirteen on the olympic gold medal at rio twenty sixteen dedicated his latest achievement to his late father he said we did it dad well number one thank you so much to my family friends and everybody that has helped me achieve this incredible goal and i meant to stay then for rose and also for american tony pheno who was handed the final spot up for grabs at the ryder cup for now finished tied for eight in philadelphia which impressed u.s. captain jim furyk enough to hand in the last wildcard pick female then posted this video from his plane ride home. you guys told me you know here so excited to be on the ryder cup team and i cannot wait to get to paris thanks for all the support oh you're safe. so we're looking for guys that have had a great body of work all year don't he's had eleven top downs working for guys that are in good form right now he just wants second fourth and eighth in the playoffs you kn

i and it was eventually american keegan bradley who beat rose in a playoff to take the tie. a momentous day for american tourney for now who was handed the final spot up for grabs at the ryder cup final finished tied for eighth in philadelphia which impressed united states captain julie theory comerford to hand him the last wild card pick. this is how often are celebrated tapping into his tongue in an samoan ancestry this is something none of the europeans are likely to have in their arsenal when the ryder cup begins in france in two weeks' time. and that's all the sport more later folly here thank you very much i think for this news hour on object here i thank you for watching. it was a big problem because it was different people admired him he was the center of nightlife in beirut in the married miss universe hugh was a buoyant character on the other hand a ruthless operative fighting for the palestinian cause some israeli intelligence sources claim that the planned operation and knew him for years the israeli try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life

and it was eventually american keegan bradley who beat rose in a playoff to claim the title but secondwas good enough for the englishman. a momentous day for american tourney for now was well as well who handed the final spot up for grabs at the ryder cup final finished tied for eighth in philadelphia which impressed u.s. captain jim furyk enough to hand him the last wildcard pick. and this is half an hour celebrated tapping into his tongue and samoan ancestry extremely impressive and something none of the europeans are likely to have in their arsenal when the ryder cup begins in france and that's all the sport matthew thank you very much indeed he said don't go anywhere i'll be back in just a minute with more of the day's and. whether online this isn't some abstract issue we need to be attention to their stops or if you join us on sect rather than stopping terrorism is creating a base is a dialogue and just the community is want to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be a villain or a short while everyone has a voice i'm part of civil society i need to go but

champion justin rose has moved to world number one despite losing the bmw championship in a play—off to keeganon the first extra hole. we kind of fell off the radar a little bit therefore a wireless. it is tough to go from being on ryder cup teams, on president top ten, two outside the top 100 in the world. that was difficult. i really had to sit down with my coach and we put a scheduled together and worked hard to get back to the spot. —— put a scheduled together. —— put a schedule together. italian moto 2 rider romano fenati could face criminal charges after he grabbed the brake lever of italian compatriot stefano manzi in san marino on sunday. fenati has since apologised after he was disqualified and banned for the next two grand prix, but his team have sacked him and the team he was going to join next season have ripped up his contract. alastair cook has bid farewell to the international game in style, after he scored 147 in his final test innings for england against india at the oval. it prompted congratulations from rolling stones lead singer and cricket fan mick jagger, who thanked cook

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championjustin rose has moved to world number one despite losing the bmw championship in a play—off to keeganlf rankings. us open umpire who deducted serena williams's penalty, has been defended by the international tennis federation. she called him a liar and a seat during her defeat, later accusing him of sexism. the wta chief executive steve simon claimed that the umpire had shown that williams at different level of tolerance than if she were a male player, but in a later statement the itf claimed that carlos ramos had acted at all times with professionalism and integrity. and thatis professionalism and integrity. and that is all of the sports are now. get all of latest at our website. hello. full uk forecast in just a moment but first of all i thought we would cast an eye on what is happening over the other side of the atlantic. here we have hurricane in florence, already a major hurricane with winds of 40 mph were. it will get stronger, with winds up to 190 mph, making its way to north carolina, when full expected on thursday night. just to the north, we step on a weather front that stre

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to go off now an american keegan bradley is one his first p.g.a. tour title in six years rain forced the b.m.w. championship into an extra day in philadelphia bradley shot a total score of twenty under par this shot would lead to a bogey on the eighteenth which ultimately cost him outright victory he signed for six hundred sixty four for the fourth round and tired of the talk with justin rose he held his nerve in the playoff to claim the winner's check of one hundred six million dollars it wasn't all bad for rose though the industry moves to the world number one position for the first time. some of the world's best surfers have proved you don't have to be anywhere near the coasts to catch the bass waves the latest stop on the world championship tour to surface one hundred sixty one kilometers inland to a suit pool designed by eleven time world champion kelly slater the manmade wave gives compeers as one of the longest barrel rides in competition slater couldn't quite pull it off in sunday's final though the ana belonged to gabrielle made of brazil

keegan bradley got it. >> wearing his red. >> we'll >>> tonight, the monster storm taking aim at the east coast. hurricane florence rapidly strengthentog potentially catastrophic category four. states of emergency declared, mandatory evacuations for the whole south carolina coast. >> people, we need to prepare. we urge you to do that. >> reporter: where and when could it hit? al roker is tracking the threat. >>> dramatic new veo om right after a police officer fatally shot a neighbor in an apartment mixup. the charges she now faces. >>> another media duitan out over sexual misconct allegations. eshow cbs' les moonv could way with a $120 million payday. >>>

tomorrow night keegan-michael key will be here with dave salmoni and his wild animal friends and laterhristina aguilera, cate blanchett, paul scheer, ben mendelsohn, with music from slash featuring myles kennedy and the conspirators and the chainsmokers. our first guest is a two-time oscar-winning actor-mantarian, that's an actor and humanitarian, with a new tv show, believe it or not he goes on a mission to mars in "the first" debuting this friday on hulu, please welcome sean penn. good to see you. you look good. sean, i don't know if you remember, but the last time you were here, president obama who was the president before donald trump was here that very night. >> uh-huh. >> you guys were on the show together. now here we are. it seems like so long ago, but it wasn't. >> i was relieved the current president was not back stage. i know he's busy. >> is he somebody you would want to talk to and have a conversation with? >> no. >> you would not? you don't feel like you could convince him of any. >> you would get in a conversation with a 3-year-old. nothing to do. >> you do some really g

keegan's in fifth. anna's in seventh. shawnee is in seventh. quinn is in sixth. sophie is in seventh. so i think i got it all right. [ applause ] >> well, thank you. >> and they're all awesome players. they really are. i mean, they are tough as nails. right, caroline? caroline, no one tougher. >> there goes my whole line of questioning. well, thank you, all, for coming. welcome here. let me ask a variation on the question that senator sasse asked a few minutes ago. he asked you what supreme court decisions over the years were decided wrongly. you answered you've decided over the past 12 years about 307 cases, i believe, on the circuit court. are there any you look back on and say, i just didn't get it right or this one hasn't held up well over time? i know that's a difficult question. i mean, as politicians, that's a tough thing for us to answer, but i'd be glad to, you know, tell you a number of cases where senator sasse got it wrong. >> and i will reserve my time for rebuttal. >> well, senator, i'll point out where i reconsidered something in one case. the nati

keegan's in fifth. anna's in seventh. shawnee is in seventh. quinn is in sixth. sophie is in seventh. so i think i got it all right. [ applause ] >> well, thank you. >> and they're all awesome players. they really are. i mean, they are tough as nails. right, caroline? caroline, no one tougher. >> there goes my whole line of questioning. well, thank you, all, for coming. welcome here. let me ask a variation on the question that senator sasse asked a few minutes ago. he asked you what supreme court decisions over the years were decided wrongly. you answered you've decided over the past 12 years about 307 cases, i believe, on the circuit court. are there any you look back on and say, i just didn't get it right or this one hasn't held up well over time? i know that's a difficult question. i mean, as politicians, that's a tough thing for us to answer, but i'd be glad to, you know, tell you a number of cases where senator sasse got it wrong. >> and i will reserve my time for rebuttal. >> well, senator, i'll point out where i reconsidered something in one case. the nati

when you see keegan, tell them that lindsay said hello, because i voted for them. i would never do to them what you have done to this guy. this is the most unethical, sham, that has happened in politics. and, if you really wanted to know the truth, you sure as would not have done what you have done to this guy. are you a gang rapist? >> no. >> i cannot imagine what you and your family have gone through. i hope that the people can see through this sham, that you knew about it and you held it. you had no intention of protecting doctor ford. none. she is as much of a victim as you are. i hate to say that, because these have been my friends. but let me tell you when it comes to this. you are looking for a fair process? you came to the wrong town at the wrong time, my friend. do you consider this a job interview? >> the advice and consent is like a job interview. >> do you consider you have been through a job interview? >> would you say you have been through >> i have been through, and then some. >> this is not a job interview. this is this is going to destroy the abili

it is keegan bradley who does wind up winning that tournament.life hang in there that long. that's the sporting life. obviously terrible night for the raiders. a lot of excitement to start. they led at halftime. it's not happening. it's 11:00 and time for more news. >>> next at 11:00 -- >> california is committed to doing whatever is necessary to meet the excess tench -- excesstential threat of climate change. >>> an ambitious new law requires california to get 100% of its energy from renewable sources by the year 2045. hello again. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. brown called for the state to be carbon neutral. ktvu's jana katsuyama joins us now. she's in the newsroom with the details. >> this renewable energy bill makes california the second state after hawaii to aim for 100% of the power to come from clean energy sources. attendees at the upcoming global climate action summit in san francisco applaud the move but energy experts also caution there are big challenges. >> reporter: with the stroke of a pen monday, governor jerry brown

. >>> tonight on jimmy chem el live keegan- michael key and dave salmoni. >> look for breaking news anys" app. i'm das i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for spencer christian, mindi balk, thanks for joining u ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you 're♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. (music throughout) ♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a rock musician from nashville, tennessee... a non-profit executive director from goleta, california... and our returning champion-- an english teacher from havertown, pennsylvania... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome, folks. one of the ways in which we are celebrating our 35th season here on "jeopardy!" is going to be a little later on this year with the "jeopardy!" all-star games. some of your favorite champions from the past returning to the program to compete as members of

he would go to a playoff against keegan bradley and bradley who had not won since 2012 wasn't letting the drought go any longer. he tapped in for par on the first playoff hole for the win. an exciting finish on a rainy monday afternoon. >>> monday night football, i tell you what, folks, the raiders have their hands full. this is a very prolific rams offense and an equally stingy defense. so, allen and liz, it's going to be great. 30 teams are in the books or just about. two more are left, raiders and rams tonight. guys, back to you. >> dennis, thank you. >> a state divided. >>> coming up in a mu bus slams building, incredible video. >> we are tracking some huge storms churning toward hawaii and the east coast, the rush to get ready. >> a look at the finished memorial honoring the heroes lost on flight 93. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. ea

saturday, college football, keegan brewer in texas failed the punt.s he called a fair catch. he did not. he faked everybody out, and he will run 90 yards for a touchdown, as north texas beats arkansas, 44-17. >>> also in college football, julie, pay attention to this. saturday, washington-utah. jake browning, not haener, picks off a pass, touchdown, as he turns. i know. he drops the ball out of bounds on his way to the end zone. touched by nobody. and there you go. >> that was painful! >> no, jake browning did a good job. that was painful, though. >> good night. >> see you later, everyone. hey, ready for lunch? oh, one sec. is that the prototype drive system for the high-g rover? no, bernadette got me a fitbit so she can track how much i'm exercising. that'll teach her to care about your health. i can't wait to see the look on her face when i die young. when was the last actual exercise you got? the other day, when she tried to put that fitbit on me and i ran away from her.

and how about a keegan lounge armchair? appropriately enough, it comes with a faux leopardskin cushion. do you think it's sexy? wear it well, sell it well. this should be what the auctioneers have described as a good old—fashioned clear out. tim allman, bbc news. leopardprint chair? always. what makes you think my dining room isn't full of leopardprint? a new arrival has made a playful appearance at chester zoo. a sun bear cub, who is yet to be named, may only be 12 weeks old but she has already made history by being the first of her species to be born in the uk. her mother milli, and dad toni, were both rescued from illegal wildlife traders in cambodia. do you know why they are called sun bears? the patch looks like a son. 0n the front. then they have something there that looks like a sun “— something there that looks like a sun —— a sun. something there that looks like a sun -- a sun. incredible knowledge. do you know your eyes lit up when you saw the leopardprint chair? no such thing as too much leopardprint! ifi such th

yeah, that's mean green keegan bruin on the punt return. he faked out the defender.h. no one touched him. do you like that, eric? he takes it all the way to the house. look at this again. yeah, just touch the guy. just touch him. yep, arkansas stomped north texas winning big, 37-10 in the fourth quarter right now. >>> well, the sharks were smiling bigger after training cmp after they acquired eric carlson from ottawa. to put this deal in perspective in nfl terms it's like the bears acquiring khalil mack. he is considered the top defense men in the legal. the 28-year-old is in the final year of his contract but san jose hopes to sign him to a long-term extension. since coming into the nhl in 2009, carlson has more points than any defender in the h hl with 518, including 126 goals. brent burns is second on that list. now, carlson's style of play is similar to burns. a great offensive weapon from the blue line with an incredible shot. this move leaves little doubt that the sharks are all in on a stanley cup run this year. >> to be honest, you know what, we weren't good

postponed the final round, fans got more than the usual 18 holes as the match ends in a playoff between keegann rose. it's bradley's first pga title since 2012 and moves him from number 46 in the fedex cup standings to number 6 while rose's second place finish makes him the new world number one. >>> still ahead, we're digging into a new poll that shows what american voters think of that anonymous "new york times" op-ed. >>> plus, the trump administration orders the closure of the palestinian diplomatic mission in washington, d.c. what that move means for peace efforts in the middle east. 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ but our tempur-pedic helps us make it all work. it gives us the best night sleep ever. i recommend my tempur-pedic to everybody. the most highly recommended bed in america just got better. introducing the all-new, reinvented tempur-pedic. designed with the most pressure relieving material we've ever created. it adapts and responds to your body's unique

north texas receiver keegan brewer, you see him there, he takes the ball deep in his territory. stands there acting like he made a fair catch, but he didn't. he took off. the other players on arkansas thought he made a fair catch. he never gave the hand signal. see there. you're supposed to raise your hand. they thought he did. they start to walk away. brewer takes off. he could go all the way. he does go all the way scoring a touchdown. north texas upset arkansas. seems almost unfair. final score 44-17 for the razor backs. >> don't mess with texas. >> he never said whether it was planned or not, whether it was a spontaneous thing. >> he's going to join penn and teller's act. thank you, ron. >> nice trick. >> i'm wearing black today. that's because i always wear black. but it's also for a good reason. i am sad. i'm really sad. why? because you and we have just witnessed ron's final newscast for weekend "gma." he's going to be retiring at the end of this month after 32 years here at abc. >> greg: coming up later we'll have a proper send-off. with a look back at a brilliant career

and keegan, coco, anna, quinn. sophie. they are all here. and so let's see.she is going into fifth grade, margaret is and seven, coco is in fifth. anna is in seventh. shawnee is in seventh. and sophie is in seven. >> so i think i got it all right. [applause] >> well, thank you. >> they are all awesome players. they really are. they are tough as nails. right, caroline? caroline monahan, no one tougher. >> there goes my line of questioning. thank you all for coming here. let me ask a variation of the question that we asked a few minutes ago. he asked you what supreme court decisions over the years were decided wrongly. now you answered, you've decided over the past several years, 307 cases, i believe on the circuit court. were there any that you look back on and say i just didn't get it right? or this one hasn't held up well over time? and i know that's a difficult question. i mean, as politicians, that's a tough thing for us to answer. i would be glad to tell you a number of cases where the senator got it wrong. >> i will reserve my time for a rebuttal. >> sen

next week, we do it all over again, with sean penn, keegan michael-key, christina aguilera, cate blanchettalmoni and his animal friends, paul scheer, ben mendelsohn, and we will have music from st. paul and the broken bones. slash will be here with miles kennedy and the conspirators and the chainsmokers too. please join us for all that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight -- in exactly 70 years and five days on this earth, our first guest has achieved a lot, including four super bowl rings, tv stardom, movie stardom, enshrinement in the football hall of fame, and a very terrible career in country music. [ laughter ] he is the rock on "fox nfl sunday," which returns this weekend. please welcome the bald and beautiful terry bradshaw! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? terry, you know -- >> no respect, no respect. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. would you order a mustard pizza? >> no! >> jimmy: you would not. you don't eat weird things? >> i hate sauerkraut. >> jimmy: you don't like sauerkraut? >> hate it. sick as a dog when i was in the second grade. >> jimmy

when i heard senator lindsey graham, for example, talk about how he voted for, you know, justice keeganor. well, they weren't accused of rape or attempted rape. let me be clear here. was not. so for him to vote for them was easier than what is being brought to bear here. and let the facts go where they are. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. only one, two or maybe three democrats are going to vote for judge kavanaugh before any of these things came out. >> yeah, purely on their belief and how he would be a judge. >> right. lindsey's point was, unlike you, i don't agree with kay beggan. i don't agree with sotomayor. >> it's not the same. >> it is the same. >> i think he's saying that lindsey graham was saying this before the allegations, regardless of the allegations. >> right. but he brought it up -- >> he's also saying he wouldn't have handled it so cynically as democrats undoubtedly have and did for two months. >> i want to ask -- let me ask you, paul, about heidi heitkamp, up for re-election in north dakota and joe manchin up for re-election in west virginia. isn't it an easier thing for them to g

, the democrats are going to argue that in previous nominations, like justice roberts and elaiena keegan also worked in white houses for presidents, there's much more disclosure and then republicans will argue that kavanaugh was in a different position, and he's likely to be able to claim more, rightly claim more privilege. there is a problem though, and that's what the reporter mentioned, which is in turning them over, the bush lawyers recommended fuller disclosure and the trump administration decided to keep them. the 270,000 documents that were turned over are -- a lot of it includes really nonsubstantive things like schedules. so it's sort of a dumb talking point to give to the democrats to allow them to make that the headline of these hearings. it seems like that's something republicans should have, you know, considered true, to turn everything over and ram this through. there are democrats who are going to have to vote for cavanaugh to be justice of the supreme court. i wanted why they wanted to give this in the midterm season to the democrats to be able to say not only is this man

the tournament if he'd holed this putt, but it just lipped out, forcing him into a play—off against keeganone enough to become just the fourth briton to lead the men's rankings, after sir nick faldo, luke donald and lee westwood. and afterward rose paid tribute to his dad ken, who died five years ago, but played a huge role in rose's rise to professioal golf. he said "we did it dad... world number one". a great achievement for him. and roy keane is causing controversy again? the republic of ireland boss martin 0'neill has played down a row between his assistant roy keane and a couple of players. a whatsapp audio message has been leaked, describing how keane accused jonathan walters and harry arter of feigning injury to avoid training. the row apparently got very heated — with a lot of language that we can't repeat. but 0'neill says it's all part and parcel of professional football. first of all, the incidents took place at the end of may when they were in camp, so they've surfaced now here's some four months later. it wouldn't be the first conversation, it wouldn't be the first tete—a—tete

leading by one shot after the third round but now shares the lead with americans billy horschel and keegane westwood and luke donald have previously held the position. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories and follow the cricket on the bbc sport website. the governing body of women's tennis has supported claims by serena williams that she was treated in a sexist way by the umpire in the final of the us open. the wta said the umpire would have shown williams more tolerance over her outbursts if she'd been a man. the 23—times grand slam champion was given a penalty point for racquet abuse and docked a game for calling the umpire a "thief" during her defeat to naomi 0saka. 0ur sports correspondent richard conway reports. you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life! a moment of madness, or fighting back against unequal standards in tennis? serena williams was warned for receiving instructions from her coach and she then lost a point for smashing her racquet. incensed at accusations of foul play, she directed her anger at umpire carlos ramos. you will n

meaning he went into a play off with keegan bradley. // rose again missed a par putt on the 18th in theoff to give victory to the american... small consolation then as rose becomes only the fifth brition to reach to the top of worlds golf rankings. scotland are playing their first nations cup game — taking on albania at hampden park... manager alex mcleish asked for a strong response following their 4—nil defeat to belgium... (gfx) ans so far tonight, de (gfx includes scotland v albaina, portugal v italy, sweden v turkey) england lost their opening nation's league match to spain. tomorrow's game at leicester against switzerland is a friendly. everybody else will focus on that. some people well but we have to keep focused on the things we can control and improve in every area of the game. the women's tennis association is backing serena williams' claim of sexism for the way she was treated by the umpire during the women's final defeat to naomi osaka. williams got a code violation for coaching, a penalty point for racquet abuse and a game penalty for calling the umpire a "thief". she was

these are my 2 of course and keegan and coco and anna and sean. quinn. sophie, are all here . we've got morgan is in seventh, coco is in fifth, anna is in seventh, shawnee is in seventh, quinn is in sixth and sophie is in seventh so i think i got it all right. n[applause] >> thank you. >> they are all awesome players, they really are. they are tough as nails. right caroline? caroline monahan, no one tougher. >> there goes my whole line of questioning. thank you all for coming and welcome here. let me ask a variation on the that senator sasse asked a few minutes ago. he asked what court decisions over the years were decided wrongly and you decided over the past 12 years about 307 cases i believe on the circuit court. were there any you look back on and say i just didn't get it right or this one hasn't held up well over time? and i know that's a difficult question. as politicians, that's a tough thing for us to answer but i'd be glad to tell you a number of cases where senator sasse got it wrong. >> i will reserve my time for rebuttal. >> i'll point out where i reconsidered some

north texas punt returner keegan brewer catches it and just stands there, which is what you do when you call for a fair catch. but he never called for it! he never did, so he takes off. 90 yards for the score, and north texas said they have been practicing that trick play for weeks. 44-17 over the razorbacks. >> it worked. >> never called for it. didn't hit him. and then he's like, see ya! boom. there he goes. >> got it. >> that he did. >> he has got some speed. >> yeah. >> from a standstill. >> he sure did. >>> let's go back to ginger. >> let's talk about this. this morning, the heavy rain is falling near parkersburg, west virginia. but it is going to move through washington, d.c., a couple of bands today. and eventually, interior new england tomorrow. your local weather in 30 seconds. >>> coming up, we have that deadly shark encounter at cape cod. a 26-year-old killed while boogie boarding. the first deadly attack there in more than 80 years. were warning signs missed? >>> and new stunning allegations from woody allen's wife soon-yi previn defending her husband, accusing mia farrow of

that's former pga champ keegan bradley with a 20-foot putt. on the 6th hole of the final round of the bmw championship. it is just sitting there. >> wait for it. wait for it. wait for it. >>h! that never happens! >> stop teasing us. and bradley eventually went on to win the championship. it's his first tour victory in more than six years. so congratulations to him. and that's a dramatic fashion. a way to win. >> never happens when we're on the course. all right. >>> let's get back to ginger. the latest on the tropical storm that is a threat for hawaii. >> olivia now headed right there and it looks like up to 15 inches of rain, even 20 inches in some spots, waves up to 20 feet. your local weather in 30 seconds. first though, the tuesday trivia sponsored by "a simple favor." >>> coming up, new details about cbs chairman les moonves' departure after those sexual abuse allegations. he may still get a payout, and we'll tell you what his wife's co-hosts on "the talk" are saying. this morning. >>> and the social media scam. the woman accused of prete

the tournament if he'd holed this putt, but it just lipped out, forcing him into a play—off against keeganenough to become just the fourth briton to lead the men's rankings, after sir nick faldo, luke donald and lee westwood. a decision will be made on the future of hampden park as scotland's national stadium this afternoon. it's been the home of scottish football since 1906, but the sfa's lease at hampden expires in 2020. they can either renew the lease, buy hampden outright, or there is an option to move out of glasgow to murrayfield in edinburgh. that's all the sport for now. plans to increase the number of zero—emission vehicles developed and produced in the uk, will be unveiled by theresa may today. she'll promise £100 million for research into new batteries and low carbon technology, as our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. in a couple of decades, the government wants every new vehicle in britain to be one of these — electric or similar technology with nearly no emissions. one of the goals is to improve the air we breathe. like other major cities, birmingham has roads whi

keegan and coco and annaand shawn, quinn . sophie are all here. so we've got morgan is in seventh, coco is in fifth, and it is in seven, quinn is in six and sophie is in center so i think i've got it all right . [applause] >> thank you they are all awesome players, they really are. they are tough as nails. right, caroline? caroline, hand, no one to offer. >> there goes my wholeline of questioning . thank you all for coming and welcome here. let me ask a variation on the question that senator sasse asked a few minutes ago, he asked you what decisions over the years were decided wrongly and you answered you decided over the past 12 years about 307 cases, i believe. from the circuit court, are there any you look back on and to say i just didn't get it right or this one hasn't held up well over time? and i know that's a difficult question. as politicians, it's a tough thing for us to answer but i'd be glad to tell you a number of cases where senator sasse got it wrong. >> i will reserve my time for rebuttal. >> i'll point out where i reconsidered some

the documents we have, almost 190,000 pages. 60 documents were designated confidential for justes keegan. and that's for the national archives, not by this committee. on friday we learned that president trump is claiming executive privilege over an additional 102,000 records. scuff a blanket assertion -- such a blanket assertion and objective privilege is simply unheard of this in the history of this country. the reason it is unheard of is because it is so outrageous. the last time a president attempted to hide a supreme court nominee's record was when president reagan did this. then republicans democrats came together, demanded the documents be released, and they were released. boy, how times have changed! we've received less than half of those partial records requests. meaning even republicans claim they need to vet the nomination just a few weeks ago. the notion that anyone has seen them at all is laughable. it's laughable. it doesn't pass the giggle test. only 4% of your white house briefing has been shared with the public. only 7% has been made available to this committee. the rest

i remember amber rain and keegan who are children of the adults and their mom had brought them to my reading at fredericksburg and they were front row at the reading of the conversation yesterday and they were so eager and i get to know if some of the kids and her mom, bethany until yesterday but we had conversed on twitter. a lot of fans that i know through social media and their parents and then a lot of new fans who've been reading my work in their classrooms over the years. postcode next call for jacqueline woodson comes from the dutch in arlington, texas. >> caller: hi, how are you? good. i am the founder and president of the youth organization for young girls we mentor started in the ninth grade to 12th grade and one of the things they do at venice look for literature for them to read. for 15-year-old, what would you -- what do you think of a 15-year-old, most of our kids in a city and what did they get out of "brown girl dreaming." >> guest: so, - you're asking what a 15-year-old would get out of reading "brown girl dreaming"? what are your girls reading now? >> caller: the bo