much more coming up on this ridiculous ruling on the lpga tour.ighting mad, so stick around. >> ago, he is fighting mad. the wizards better turn in the term paper because they have got school tonight. >>> next, go inside one of the most secretive countries in the world. we take you inside north korea when technologieses between north korea and the rest of the world may be at an all-time high. >>> back in the ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. and tonight's headline, police in concord hope surveillance video will help them catch a person who slashed tires on cars parked in a neighborhood off clayton road. investigators think it happened between 9:00 last night and:00 this morning. at least 20 cars, truck, and trailers were damaged. >>> in napa, a terrifying story of kidnapping, abuse and a daring escape. the sheriff's department says

. >>> a big controversy after the lpga a.n.a. inspiration. lexi thompson improved her placement on 17 yesterday. on the 13th hole today, she was penalized by four strokes. here's the move that resulted in the penalty. she moves the ball maybe, maybe an eighth of annism. sti -- an inch. she missed for this eagle. settled for a birdie and a playoff. on the first hole, thompson missed the birdie putt and yu had this for the win. and she gets it. but it's inexcusable that the lpga didn't tell her of the penalty until halfway through her round and cost her the title. she did say the right things afterwards. >> i don't know, every day is a learning process and i wasn't expecting what happened today. hopefully i do better. >> i can understand the two-stroke penalty for placement. much more coming up at 11:00 p.m. this is just not right. eric? >> shu, thanks a lot. scarlet johansson's movies have grossed over live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv every

. >>> coming up, it was a very unusual ending for the first lpga major. >>> apple is putting the finalches on the company's new 175 acre campus with plans for employees to move in this month. apple park will eventually be home to more than 12,000 employees. the campus completely powered by renewable energy. the main building has the world's largest pains of curved glass. it is naturally ventilated with jogging paths, a visitor center and cafis. steve jobs spent much of his time working on the campus design before his death in 2011. >>> an unusual luster the first major the lpga season. lexi thompson lost of the weekend after a tv viewer email led to a penalty. it prompted officials to review a play on the 17th hole on saturday and will that she slightly misplaced a marked ball. she was docked two strokes and two more for signing an incorrect scorecard. >> the viewer was right. >> umpires get calls wrong. >> the power of one email.>>> it is masters week. we will talk later about that. the san jose sharks are trying to improve their position in the playoffs but have suffered a big loss.

it emerged that a television viewer spotted the offence and informed lpga officials, who reviewed thead. she is on 1a under. there are a couple behind her on 13 under. that is all for now, though. good morning. if you like your weather dry and sunny, you were very happy with the first couple of days of april. in fact, we had sunshine topping and tailing the country. just look at this picture from sunday in south—west scotland. a beautiful day here. similar story in the london area, as well, where you can enjoy the spring blossom. it was the warmest place in the country with 17.2 celsius in st james's park. now, our week ahead will be a mostly dry one. just a little bit fresher, though, and i suspect through the night, some chilly nights will come. a touch of light frost not out of the question. high pressure hanging on in there in eastern areas, but out of the west, these are these fronts pushing in. they will not bring significant rain but will bring a change through northern ireland and western scotland, as we go through the morning, eventually into western fringes of wales in the s

the third round of the shell houston open over on nbcsn and reminder third round coverage of the lpga's first major of the year the a.n.a. inspiration is over on golf channel right now. coming up next the local news on the west coast. and at 8:00/7:00 central the world figure skating championships on nbc. for the entire nbc team, so long for now. see you on nbcsn right now ment fbzment fbzment fbz juksz . . . . . . >>> tonight on nbc 10 news at 6:00, philadelphia spring tourism. april kicks off a busy week in the city. we're breaking down all the events for you. >>> a life saving rescue. fire crews say one man is lucky to be alive after what happened here in southwest philadelphia. >>> and a deadly crash in south jersey. we'll tell you what happened here in burlington county that killed one drive and sent two others to the hospital. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good evening. welcome to nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> today is the first day of a big month for philadelphia. many events are returning as the spring season really gets going. drew, with the crowds out today, if it's any indicatio

after being hit with a four-stroke penalty by the lpga.r told tournament officials that thompson had improperly placed a ball the day before. thompson forced the playoff but lost yesterday in california to so young yu. >>> the boys are back in the big leagues across the country, but baseball is never out of season for one fan. brooks silva vargas looks at it. >> he pulled it out of the creek and he got it in his head to take a photo of the ball with every hall of famer. >> i had no concept seven years ago as to what this was going to mean, how long it was going to take. >> 37,000 miles so far by road and air has yelleded these 300 pictures. yogi berra and reggie jackson, cal ripken jr. and ozzie smith. most hall of famers are deceased so carhartt drove to idaho to find harmon killebrew's site. babe ruth to new york. >> not ever interaction with the living guys is great. some of them just don't understand why i would to such a thing. the tommy lasorda photo. that photo tells it all. the ones who do get it -- wade boggs got it. he thought it

. >> a controversy has erupted over a call made at an lpga tournament over the weekend.i thompson was leading the pack at the inspiration tournament yesterday. a viewer reported seeing thompson mark her ball but did not put the ball back in the exact same place when returning it. officials looked at the television footage and realized that viewer was right. lpga officials penalized thompson four strokes. >> that's true, but a lot of professional golfers were not happy about the fact they were listening to bystanders. >> you're just consistently not accurate? 6:00, we're following breaking news out of russia. >> a least ten people are dead after two explosions reported in a metro station in st. petersburg. information just starting to pour in. we'll tell you about it coming up. >>> warm spring s b.a.r.t. station is beautiful, but some commuters are finding an ugly snag in their commute. why you want to check your schedule if you want to be on time.

. >>> in golf there was controversial at the lpga's first major. >> you had lexi thompson who had a two-stroketering yesterday's final round but a bad ball mark saturday cost her a four-stroke penalty and it was caught by a viewer who e-mailed tournament officials. >> a viewer watching at home. thompson didn't even find out until after sunday's 12th hole. she went on to lose the tournament in a playoff and tiger woods was not happy about that. of course, he's had to sit out the masters but then tweeting out like viewers should not be officials. sit down. >> i would tend to agree with him as well. >>> many of us have received really long letters in the mail but probably nothing like this. >> no, a couple outside harrisburg, pennsylvania, decided to have april fools' day fun putting together a very, very long envelope. i want to know where they bought it. >> they waited and watched him try to get the thing out of their mail slot and he tried and he tried. >> eventually mr. postman realized he had been pranked. >> a good smile. see if they get any of their packages delivered on time. >> wait for

that was bizarre, very shady of the lpga. we are all talking about them. >> andy: when i first heard the story, the first thought that popped in my head was that it was something that matt welch would do. >> calling in. >> it's the visors. they are handsome. her coming back on the back of four holes there was totally heroic, she is sportsman of the year. if you are my personal belief is ms. calls are part of sports, unless they're going against who you are rooting for, and then they are an abomination. >> i love the human element, i hate that they're trying to do away with it in baseball. i think the thing that is always made baseball great is you the unique character of the game. i don't want to speeded up. god for bid you watch a baseball game, it's annoying because the world will all be coming idiot children watching baby einstein, no one can function with 82 shiny things coming in front of us on a tv screen. i think we need to take the power back. >> i blacked out halfway through that. coming up, a marvel comics exec said

i'm begging the lpga tour and pga tour, officials, put it an end to it now. stop it. it's dumb.stupid. >> devastating for the athletes. >> and that too. thank you, sue. >> i might be fine doing away with it in other sports as well. on the topic, basketball, the length of time -- not getting into it, golf is at least the most -- the biggest defender, shall we say. thank you, sue. >>> president trump in office for 73 days now, and this week on the international front, the most important one so far of the administration. here's more from washington. kayla? >> hey, kelly. yeah president trump meeting today with the president of egypt trying to reboot relations with that country. on wednesday, taking a second meeting with king abdullah ii of jordan, but the meeting is the summit meeting between president trump and president xi of china. the topic is diffusing relations over north korea as well as trade relations between the two countries which have been tense since the campaign. the trade is his incentive to get china to the negotiating table on north korea. he said it's all about tr

. >> now the controversy tonight over a call made at an lpga. >> the mistake caught by the -- she wasding a viewer reported seeing thomasson mark her ball as you can see the video slows down here she didn't put it back in the same exact place that she once placed it. officials saw this, penalized thompson four strokes, knocking her from first to fifth. thanks to a viewer pointed that out. she called the ruling ridiculous. thompson ended up finishing second. >> keen eye, you're right, but it wasn't that far off. >> a rule's a rule. >> good for them. >> today's beautiful weather may have you thinking about a getaway to the jersey shore and for businesses at the beach it was a perfect day to prepare for the busy vacation season. >> some of the biggest attractions are opening in just days and ted greenberg has the story. >> reporter: we're not talking summer crowds on ocean city's boardwalk but steve brown has noticed a difference. >> much more people down here today than a week or two ago. >> reporter: and on this bright and mild early april day no need to bundle up. >> lovely today. i'm

don't you think that the pga and the lpga has to do something about people who second guess from watching? >> guest: that is absurd! >> host: okay, maybe she didn't get the ball exactly right -- >> guest: christy, this girl, this lexie thompson has got more -- now, as bad as it was that she .didn't win that tournament, she's almost now a household word. >> host: oh, i know. >> guest: this is unbelievable that somebody is looking at the thing that was like that, you know -- >> host: what camera did they have? >> guest: you know what people are saying now, there's almost a revolution in the golf world, they're beginning to say who was it that called? we want full transparency. it's the dumbest thing. look, they will ruin the game if they don't -- the rules are really critical, but let's not, let's not do that. >> host: you can't do second guess the next day -- >> guest: i tweeted on this. >> host: those two extra strokes the next day for signing the wrong card when that was the day before, nobody knew. >> guest: i tweeted that i saw a foul in the north carolina game as i reviewed my tape, a

lpga officials penalized thompson four strokes. >> that's true, but a lot of professional golfers were not happy about the fact they were listening to bystanders. >> you're just consistently not accurate? 6:00, we're following breaking news out of russia. >> a least ten people are dead after two explosions reported in a metro station in st. petersburg. information just starting to pour in. we'll tell you about it coming up. >>> warm spring s b.a.r.t. station is beautiful, but some commuters are finding an ugly snag in their commute. why you want to check your schedule if you want to be on time. >>> opening night for the oakland a's taking on a whole new meaning this season. the campaign to remind fans they're not going anywhere. >> and we're not going anywhere either. starting out our monday morning together. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. in a second, mike will be debuting a new traffic system for us today. >> so cool. >> really efficient. i use it every day. >> got to join the team. >> if you're now waking up, you're going to notice clear skies a

the lpga is going to play their big tournament on a golf course owned by donald trump.uses. do you think this is going to work on him? >> no, they're not going to force him to. on the other hand, look, there's a reason why he hasn't released those returns. he has something to hide. we don't know what it is, in terms of the conflicts of interest, he obviously believes that the rules and the norms do not apply to him or to members of his family. so, you know, at some point the whole issue of the cleping icl is going to become an issue again. i actually think the real impact is going to be on tax reform. re cans want to reform the tax code, they want to cut taxes. unfortunately, donald trump is going to be the poster child r for, you know, the dysfunction of the tax system and i think that's going to make their job which is already tough, it's going to make it much tougher. >> i wish i had a pollster right now. i do. cornell, tell us whether or not this ends up being a salient issue. charlie makes a great point, they're coming up on their athem to do a big tax cut. does th

it came after a television viewer emailed the lpga saying he'd spotted a foul.that is all the sport from me for this morning, i will be back after 11. labour mp paula sheriff has told this programme she plans to confront the government over why £250,000 from the tax on women's sanitary products has been awarded to life, an anti—abortion group in the uk. sanitary products include 5% vat, which is now re—allocated into a fund to support women. the government announced on 24th march that 70 organisations across the country would share £12 million from this tampon—tax fund, which it said would improve the lives of disadvantaged women and girls across the country. earlier, i heard from both sides of the debate. we can speak now to the labour mp paula sheriff. she joins us from leeds. and here with us in the studio, ann scanlon, who is education director at life. thank you both forjoining us. paula sheriff first of all, you say you will be raising the issue in the commons. why are you so against life getting money? i'll be raising this as soon as i return back to the

controversy at the lpga first major. lexi thompson had a two stroke lead in the ana inspiration, entering yesterday's final round. but a bad ball mark saturday cost her a four-stroke penalty. and it was caught by a viewer who e-mailed tournament officials. the ruling not sitting well with tiger woods who tweeted. viewers at home should not be officials wearing stripes. let's go, @lexi win this thing anyway. unfortunately she lost in a playoff. >> she did so well in trying to come back. trying to get over all of that. >> mentally, to think that, every move you make is not only be watched by officials but people at home. >> just one simple e-mail. >> welcome to the pressures of limelight. >>> skiing calls for winter clothing. until now. >> this is how kendis skis. >> people put on bikinis. not too far from the truth. swim shorts and costumes too. you have to have costumes. >> way too dressed up for my blood. >> this is in sochi, same place hosted the winter olympic games three years ago. >> so the event was held in an atte

on sunday, someone watching the golf tournament at home e-mailed the lpga tour alerted them that lexill placement rule. it's bringing into question why professional golf lets fans help officiate from the couch. >> no, it's not. >> reporter: as lexi thompson made her way to the 13th tee sunday with a major championship at her fingertips, the 22-year-old couldn't believe what she was hearing. >> it just came to us and we need to inform you. >> a penalty. >> you can do it, lexi. >> whatever, that's ridiculous. >> reporter: tour officials informed thompson she was being docked four penalty strokes for not correctly replacing her ball on the green during saturday's round. by what appeared to be an inch. but it wasn't caught by a rules official. but rather a fan. a day later. >> an e-mail came to us that someone on television had viewed which was a possible infraction. >> reporter: the ruling cost thompson major championship. she fought back to grab a share of the lead but eventually lost in a playoff. >> you know, it's unfortunate what happened. i didn't realize i did that. and i fought st

>> do you think if he's owned the hotel from down the street that he's gotten away from that, the lpgatheir big tournament on a golf course owned by donald trump. he seems have gotten away with all sorts emollients. >> look, there's a reason why he hasn't released those returns. he has something to hide. we don't know what it is, in terms of the conflicts of interest, he obviously believes that the rules and the norms do not alie to him or to members of his family. so, you know, at some point the whole issue is going to become an issue again. i actually think the real impact is going to be on tax reform. re cans want to reform the tax code. they want to cut taxes but unfortunately, donald trump is going to be the poster child for, you know, the dysfunction of the tax system. that's going to make their job already tougher, mufch tougher. >> i wish i had a pollster right now -- oh, wait i do. tell us why this is an issue. their attempt to do a tax cut does the did donald trump tax cut wind up being a factor for voters? >> i think it's a factor for midterm. i think what they're doing with

she called in the lpga. looked at video. you're right. this happened the day before.the tournament yesterday, three-shot lead. it's a four-shot penalty. stuart: she lost. ashley: two for the infraction on the green. two for turning in incorrect scorecard. got a lot of support. viewers at home should not be officials wearing stripes. stuart: fascinating. what a story. liz: really fascinating. stuart: she lost. this is happening now. the senate judiciary committee is just getting ready to vote on judge neil gorsuch's, this is his confirmmation to, go to the full senate. judiciary committee. voting on it within the next hour. we're on that one. >>> democrats stalling president trump's agenda. they object and obstruct. one reason why. democrats just flat-out do not like him. it is personal. more "varney" on that. ♪ predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse fi

leading the lpga's first major of the season, lexi thompson put in the first major of the season.ewer e-mailed the tour. moving it around. and they took two strokes away for misplacing the ball. >> you think she would have an advantage there? >> she moved it a little bit. and you get that two-stroke penalty. and you get a two-stroke penalty for signing an incorrect score card. >> four shots she gave back. >> not like she moved it a foot. >> golf is a game of inches, al. >> wow. what the heck? >> here's what she said afterwards, by the way. >> unfortunate what happened. i did not mean that at all. i didn't realize i did that. and i fought strong through the finish. it was great to see the fans behind me. >> it was like a millimeter. when you told me about the story, i thought it would be a big egregious she put the ball somewhere -- it's this much. >> i played with carson one time. he had a ball in the rough. and he kicks it like this far. but that counts. >> matt, look over there. >> i can't wait to hear your perspective on this one. these are three great dads sitting here with me

steve: story out of laguardia lpga week because of the delays one woman and her family total of fourt canceling the flight. she ended up with $11,000 worth. >> $800. 1,000. $1,350 gift cards. american express else, et cetera, generous. ainsley: if you work for a company, the bosses that are really generous and listen to their customers, they're the ones you want to work for. that's why people stay at one company for a very long time. it's the same -- they are listening to the customers. if you are nice to the customers and generous, they will keep coming back. >> by the way the gentleman that was dragged off the flight now has a lawyer you will be pretty sure it will cost united a lot more. ainsley: a lot more than $800 voucher. brian: watch stuar stuart varnen the fox business channel 9 to noon until he is done. sometimes we simulcast. >> we do indeed. ainsley: controversial topic. should new moms stay home for the first three years? meet the woman who says yes. (announcer vo) when you have type 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza® a better moment of proof. v