molinari: no.first of all, i did not work for them. i worked for the people of staten island. i don't think it was an issue -- these terms of people were so wonderful. homemissed because i was with my daughter, that was not an issue at all. gift of was given a being able to come back to work and bond with my baby. i am a big proponent of family leave and maternity and paternity leave. i just did not have to make a decision. closets where you hang your coats. and i got a piece of wood and made a dressing table. i had the crib there. if susan could not sleep, i would take her to the train. ride, but she would love it and go right to sleep. it did give me an opportunity -- one of the reasons right after i ad given birth, we had miniature replica of the vietnam wall. to fort hamilton in my district. and i really felt very strongly about having to be there. that got me started in getting back to work. and there were days when susan was sick or something. you do what you have to do as a mother. but again

hugely impressive from francesco molinari.ible chip onto the 18th to seal his second birdie of the day. you can see that he is two shots clear of the field and a very deserving champion indeed. park players. two shots further back on 6—under par. that includesjustin rose and rory mcelroy, the british contended. looked as though they pulled themselves back into contention, both players with eagles on the 1ath, but andy and it was not to as francesco molinari produced that flawless round to lift the claretjug here. we have to mention you talked about royal mcelroy and justin rose bring themselves back to contention today in getting british hopes up once again. tiger woods is well was looking around the leaderboard. he was. who would have thought that, and might of the battles, the form and might of the battles, the form and fitness that tiger woods has gone through. he said himself that he thought this was the best chance to win another major. he certainly put yourself in a position to do so. a hugely impressive round from justi

still, molinari made par.he was the clubhouse leader. another pa rt was the clubhouse leader. another part putt from molinari. it was won on the 18th, with this, only molinari's second birdie of the round. it was all he needed. xander schauffele, the american, needed to get this to force a play—off. it's not good enough. francesco molinari preparing on the putting green heard that he was the open champion. i couldn't watch xander schauffele played the last two holes, that is why i went to the putting green because i probably would have felt sick watching on tv. it has been an incredible journey. before today, american golfers won the last five major titles but by sticking to his game plan in the face of this is the european has broken the american monopoly and the ryder cup isjust broken the american monopoly and the ryder cup is just around the corner. lewis hamilton started from 14th on the grid at the german grand prix, but stormed to victory at hockenheim. with sebastian vettel crashing in his ferarri, ham

next, she talks about her appearance as the daughter of congressman guy molinarish molinari -- molinari and her marriage to a fellow member of

coming up on this programme: it's majestic from molinary as the italian claims his maiden major with victory at the open championship at carnoustie. from 14th to 1st, lewis hamilton comes back to win a sensational german grand prix as sebastian vettel crashes in the rain. and magnus cort nielsen wins stage 15 of the tour de france as geraint thomas retains the yellow jersey. hello. francesco molinari is the 2018 open champion, shooting a faultless final round at carnoustie to become the first italian to win the famous claretjug. tim hague was watching the action unfold on the east coast of scotland. the winds of change were in the air at the championship sunday. francesco molinari began the day three off the lead but by the time he hold this, he was one of the men to beat. at the 18th, he went from sharing the lead to posting a clubhouse score that was too good for everyone. that included tiger woods. the american had briefly lead after a flawless front nine. 0h the american had briefly lead after a flawless front nine. oh my god! but this still isn't the same old tiger. this wayward

and in about ten minutes, we'll show you the interview with former congresswoman susan molinari who served in the house from 1990 to 1997. >>> why did you undertake this project? >> well, the imwho potus was the seating of -- she was seated in the house on april 2nd, 1917, when the house was called into a special session. congress was called into special session by president woodrow wilson when he asked for a declaration of war against germany. so a mo men us tmentous time. >> so that was the impetus. how did you decide you wanted to interview former congresswomen? >> we thought that would be the best way of looking at the changing role and evolution of women in congress. and we have had aired this program in 2004 and learned so much about the history. so what better way to learn from the women than the women who served. and we interviewed staff as well. so some of the stories that we've learned the experiences that these women have had have been just wonderful to learn more about. >> yeah, to date we have done about 40 interviews. 30 of which are published on our website. and roughly 20 o

susan molinari served in the u.s. house of representatives from 1990 through 1997 as a republican from new york. next, she talks about her experience as the daughter of congressman guy molinari, and vice chair of the republican conference, as the keynote speaker at the 1996 republican nati c

next, she talks about her appearance as the daughter of congressman guy molinarish molinari -- molinari and her marriage to a fellow member of congress. the u.s. house of representatives office of historian conduct this interview which is about 1:45. >> my name is kathleen johnson. today i'm with the house historian. the date is january 28th, 2016. we're very pleased to be speaking with former representative susan molinari from new york. thank you for copping here today. >> very excited to be part of this project. we have a bunch of questions that we wapts ewanted to ask yo but when you were young, did you have any female role models? >> no. any further thought about that question question. i don't think so. think so. i remember looking into the little autograph book that you have when you're really little and you ask your grandmother and mother and father to sign it and the kids in your class. it would say, what do you want to be when i grow up, and i remember looking back, and when i was in maybe second grade it was flight attendant, which we called stewardesses at the time, or baller

." >>> susan molinari served in the u.s. house of representatives from 1990 through 1997 as a republican from new york. next she talks about her experience as the daughter of congressman guy molinari as vice chair of the republican conference, as the keynote speaker at the 1996 republican national convention, and her marriage to a fellow member of congress. the u.s. house of representatives office of the historian conducted this interview, which is about an hour and 45 minutes. >> my name is kathleen johnson and today i'm with the house historian matt miznewski. the date is august 24, 2016, and we're very pleased to talk to the congresswoman from new york. the project we're working on is to recognize and celebrate the 100th anniversary of the election of jeanette rankin to congress, the first woman. we had a bunch of questions we wanted to ask you today, but first off, when you were young, did you have any female role models? >> no. i never thought about that question before, but i don't think so. i remember looking into the

coming up on this programme: it's majestic from molinary as the italian claims his maiden major withrom 14th to 1st, lewis hamilton comes back to win a sensational german grand prix as sebastian vettel crashes in the rain. and magnus cort nielsen wins stage 15 of the tour de france as geraint thomas retains the yellow jersey. hello. francesco molinari is the 2018 open champion, shooting a faultless final round at carnoustie to become the first italian to win the famous claretjug. tim hague was watching the action unfold on the east coast of scotland. the winds of change were in the air at the championship sunday. francesco molinari began the day three off the lead but by the time he hold this, he was one of the men

governor whitman can only say, "and now susan molinari for the keynote speech." i get, and i can't see the prompters. i do have my written, but there's that moment that you're like, really? you lose it. for a second, i think should i say, we're having technical difficulties, we're going to take a five-second break. i can't do that. while i'm thinking of these things, i've started the speech. it was what it was. every time my dad sees john kasich on tv to this day, he says, i'll never forgive him. again, what an amazing honor to be a keynote speaker and a keynote speaker for bob dole. i loved working with senator dole on so many issues. and there's a guy -- i got to know him because we worked closely on several pieces of legislation. me as a freshman legislator -- he does not see age, he does not see gender, he sees american. he's a super-terrific guy. to have gotten to know him so well on legislation and to have gotten that shot of confidence from him was really pretty neat. >> his running mate, too, jack kemp -- >> afterwards. exactly. it was a great, exciting t

they were all chasing francesco molinari. the second shot, a beauty from 113 yawas molinari puts it just a few feet easythe cup, make it an birdie putt. taking the outright lead. francesco molini wins the 2018 open chirpionship. hist major win and the first ever major won by ann itallayer. >> to look at the names on that jug. that is the bestob for u in history and to be on the -- it'. indecree it's not really major golfing country. it's bee an incredible journey. >> all right. well a lot of celebration for him. not so much for the nationals. after a frustratingstart, the nats closing in on first win in the second half of the this afternoon the third and final game against atlanta. i best teamthe nl east. washington currently six games back in the standings. a little rain doesn't affect your attitude. it went 1:15 rain delay started this one off. bottom of the first. twon ofor anthony rendon. one run comes to score. bryce harper being sent. of course, nohehelmet. re's a throw. brice slides in safe.ir harper fed off a two run

not for francesco molinari.n a major championship. he took the 1a7th open at carnoustie, beating tiger woods, jordan spieth and rory mcilroy to the title. this is lewis hamilton winning the german grand prix at hockenheim. what a victory. he came through a rainstorm and a stewards' inquiry, and that after home favourite sebastian vettel lost control on the wet track. hamilton now leads the drivers' championship. the welshman's still in yellow! going into the final week of the tour de france, geraint thomas is still leads ahead of defending champion chris froome. today's a rest day before they tackle more mountains. and greg rutherford says his son milo could jump further than him these days as he bids farewell to the london stadium at the anniversary games. that's it for now. we were paying full attention.|j haven't we were paying full attention.” haven't got the papers and then i said, oh, no! you all saw that at home but now we have them. a nice little window. you like to choose your moments, don't you? we don

serveder: susan molinari in the u.s. house of representatives from 1990-1997, as a republican from new york.

francesco molinari has won the open championship he's the first player representing italy to win a men'snyone but an american would be taking home the claretjug but molinari's final round of 69 secured victory by two strokes. tim hague reports. the winds of change at carnoustie on championship sunday which quickly so off the challenge of several players. did anyone contends with the conditions? there was one man. two birdies to chemists and site of a 15th major and while the galleries wa nted a 15th major and while the galleries wanted at the golf did not. raining champion jordan spieth struggled, with a visit to the shrubbery, but no such problems forjustin rose. he got to six under as both he and rory mcilroy went in clubhouse leaders. their fellow european francesco molinari focused on just his game, supported by the odd bit of sensational play. it gave the italian the chance to secure a score of eight under and error was never any doubt. time then to watch and wait but not for too long. a first major champion from italy and the winds of change have swept through carnoustie. lewis ham

american players had won five majors in a row but molinari stopped that run.tied second, we are ina rory finishing tied second, we are in a pretty good state. i am quite happy with where we are, i don't really look at the americans, they have 25 years of experience of being around ryder cups, and i can't remember them showing up with a bad team. we know what they will come with, they come at full strength, but that is what we are up against. it is not actually a problem for us. it is not actually a problem for us. it will motivate us but we know we have to play our best, they are truly strong, they are always in that situation, and it tends to be a tight match and it comes down to holing putts and doing the right thing when it matters. the last time carnoustie staged the open was 2007 and rory mcilroy was the leading amateur. yesterday, the silver medal went to scottish teenager sam locke. he has been mentored by the 99' open champion at carnoustie paul lawrie, and now the 19—year—old is heading for the professional tour cani can i ask you to get the name on t

a beauty from molinari. stops just a few feet from t cup. sinks the birdie putt, falls right in. francesco molinari becomes the first italian player to win a major championship. he takes home the claret jug at this year's open championship. >>> now redskins training camp starts in just a couple of days. the first team practice isth ursday, and one guy champing at the bit tohe get outre is running back chris thompson. thompson had a great start to the season until a broken leg cost him the final six games of the season. the runningk b says he's ready to go and even admitted it's been hard missing out on all these off-season activities. >> it's tough justut being of otas and watching them have so much fun out there. so i'meady to back out there with those guys and, you know, just have some funith alex and paul richardson and hopefully we'll be getti jordan back sometime soon. just to see the whole crew together. >> and from the sounds of it, it might be kind of >>> a year ago, jim vance passed away. everybody who worked with him felt his chari

it looks like francesco molinari will be the open champion this year. 14th on the grid at the german grand prix but stormed to the chequered flag at hockenheim. he still had to sweat on the victory, with stewards taking exception to a pit lane manoeuvre, but with sebastian vettel crashing in his ferarri, hamilton is back on top of the formula one drivers' championship. nick parrott reports. to bea to be a world champion, unique ability, but also luck. lewis hamilton might have thought his was running out. misfortune left him a0 on the grid at hockenheim, whilst championship leader sebastian vettel roared off the line, leading from pole. the britain fought his way through the field, climbing the fifth before halfway. further progress looks unlikely, until a storm arrived, shaking up the race, and the championship. vettel was the biggest casualty. his pride clearly hurt. sorry, guys. that handed his ferrari team—mate kimi raikkonen the lead, until he stopped for wet weather tyres. hamilton stayed out at the last moment to move in front, but crossing the p

eastern, former congresswoman susan molinari. and i wasbe a fighter forced to be tougher.sn't that sort of the secret? then.was back being underestimated is sometimes a good thing. i remember a lot of debates were the people who i was debating didn't take me seriously and when i got up there it was too late. the same thing happens when you are negotiating. >> in the weeks ahead, we will hear from pat schroeder, helen bentley, barbara cannoli, nancy johnson, and lynn woolsey. watch oral history sunday at 10:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> american history tv on c-span3 is in prime time next week starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. monday night, ronald reagan and the cold war with highlights of the presidents 1987 trip to west berlin. to sue night, oral histories interviews with former women members of congress with susan molinari and pat schroeder. wednesday night, for speech writers for bill clinton and george w. bush talk about how they are mitigated policy ideas from the president's point of view. thursday night, world war ii vide films featuring the 20 year

we start with the drama in carnoustie this evening, where francesco molinari won the open championshiphold off a star studded pack at the top of the leaderboard but a final round of 69 secured victory by two strokes. our man john watson reports from carnoustie. what a remarkable final day it has been at this open championship at carnoustie. to think tiger woods at one stage was the outright leader, but no one could have predicted what francesco molinari could have produced, finishing on a two under par round of 69 to win his first major, wrestling back that claret jug major, wrestling back that claret jug from jordan spieth. we had spoken about the dominance of the americans. all three topped the leaderboard at the start of the day on nine under par but tricky conditions with a much tougher winter saw them fall away. impressive displays from justin rose and rory mcilroy, both producing eagles on the iath, that saw them move back into contention on six under par, but francesco molinari, a deserved winner here with that impressive display, and it bodes well, doesn't it, as we head into t

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he was playing with francesco molinari. hit fairways, greens, parred and the field came to him and he took the lead. 18, his shot got inside of woods. the 35-year-old made the birdie putt to get to 8 under par. two shots clear of the field. francesco molinari did not have a single bogey as he became the first italian to win the open championship. tiger woods finished tied for 6 6th. love the spirit of fans at at&t for the rugbies. he gone. the go ahead drive. new zealand 22-17. they play england for the final in a half hour. nfl training camps are opening up all over the nfl. but a stunner, the news that tony sparano died this morning. found unresponsive at home by his wife. he just checked out of the hospital where he complained of chest pains. he was just 56. football camps, youth football. this one run by cj anderson. he made his pitch that strides have been made to make the game safer. >> someone can get the parents to see that and create a safer environment for the kids with the new equipment and things like that, that

eastern former susanican congressman molinari. >> it also made me a fighter and i was forced to be tougher. isn't that sort of the secret. it was back then. we were constantly being investigated as females. sometimes being underestimated is a good thing because you can add the element of surprise. i remember a lot of my debates, people didn't take me seriously. happen when you are negotiating. watch oral histories sunday at 10 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. sunday night on afterwards, sean spicer discusses his book. he is interviewed by former republican national committee chairman. >> ronald reagan and donald trump are a hundred 80 degrees apart from each other yet here we are in this space. how does you navigate that? we are both reagan conservatives. was it a dance every once in a while? >> with respect to the president himself, there is no question he is not traditional in terms of how he speaks. he connects to people in a way that most politicians never have. he talks very bluntly in his own style. onen't think he would have the nomination if it was not for that style

comes up just short, so molinari wins his first major, the first italian to win a major championship.i feel like it's going the right direction. things are going -- i think it's going to be a strong end of the year. i just didn't get the right bounces today. >> this sports report is sponsored by stanford health care. even though tiger didn't win, he had the lead late and drew plenty of excitement. >> he woke up at what time? >> 6:30ish in the morning. >> never too early for tiger. thanks. >>> coming up, another oakland movie making moves at the box office. details on the ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00, how an animal rescue group is using a chewed up watering can of all things of help a circus lion pursue a new life. >>> the uber driver live streaming customers without the

molinari champion, 2018.e staged the open was 2007 and rory mcilroy was the leading amateur. yesterday, the silver medal went to scottish teenager sam locke. he has been mentored by the 99' open champion at carnoustie paul lawrie, and now the 19—year—old is heading for the professional tour. name on the back. that has got your scores as well. the medal that sophie at is the top of the amateur game but not for much longer. sam law, final hole, get in there. after holding his own on the costliest dealings, locke has decided it is time to turn professional. dealings, locke has decided it is time to turn professionallj dealings, locke has decided it is time to turn professional. i think for me it is the right decision, i have always wanted to turn professional and compete with the best players in the world. on the biggest stage, this week has accelerated my decision. i have a lwa ys accelerated my decision. i have always loved playing the game and competing. i love the feeling of winning. yes, so i cannot wait to

but the day belonged to francesco molinari.ts the short birdie putt to take the lead. seven under, then on 18, the second shot from the fairway, sticks it close to the pin. he would putt for birdie to take the outright lead, and he gets it to drop. a bogey-free round of two under par 69. he ultimately won by two shots. francesco molinari, your champion golfer of the year at eight under for the tournament. the first italian player to win a major championship. and that'll do it for sports. i'm dave feldman. denzel washings back on top at the box office. his new action film called, "the equalizer 2" dominated >>> mr. denzel washington is back on top at the box office, of course. his new action film called "the equalizer ii" -- the first one, by the way, rob, was really good if you haven't seen it -- the second one has dominated theaters, raking in more than $35 million in the u.s. worldwide, the movie grossed over $190 million. believe it or not, this is denzel's first-ever movie sequel. >>> people are trying to figure out how two

and the italian francesco molinari and alex noren from sweden in the mix and a couple of south africansjug tomorrow? it is anybody‘s guess. many thanks indeed. britain‘s geraint thomas has retained the yellowjersey at the tour de france. the 188 kilometre 14th stage was won by the spaniard 0mar fraile, but though thomas was a long way behind, he kept his main rivals in sight and is still over a minute and a half clear of the reigning champion, chris froome. some of the world‘s top athletes are competing at the anniversary games at the london stadium this weekend british race walker tom bosworth broke the world record in the 3000 metres. another british winner was shara proctor in the long jump. and 10 years after finishing fifth at the olympics, the team gb relay quartet of christine 0huruogu, kelly sotherton, marilyn 0koro and nicola sanders were awarded bronze medals from beijing. that‘s after the disqualification of russia and belarus for doping. the women‘s hockey world cup is also taking place in queen elizabeth olympic park. england had to come from behind to draw their opening po

there is some molinari magic at the open.e, as we say au revoir, gianni moscon. hello and welcome. maurizio sarri will take charge of chelsea for the first time later on monday, as the blues kick off their pre—season preparations down under. the premier league side are in australia on a pre—season tour, where they will play perth glory. many of their big names are missing due to world cup exertions, but for those in perth, including cesc fabregas, it is an important chance to put the disappointment of missing moscow behind them. everyone, all the players, want to be involved in an event like that. but, you know, i'm really excited. it isa but, you know, i'm really excited. it is a new start for me and for the players, with a new manager. we need to prove ourselves, we need to show him what we can do. it was a faultless final round from francesco molinari, as the italian held off a whole host of star names to claim the open championship at carnoustie. his round of 69 in windy conditions saw him finish on eight under par, to be

. >>> italy's francesco molinari made history at golf's open championship. >> certainly did. he hell off some of the sport's biggest names including rory mcilroy and tiger woods to do what no italian golfer has done before. cnn's alex thomas reports for us from scotland. >> reporter: with the wind strengthening on the final day of britain's open golf championship, this became a bit of a war of attrition for the leading prayers, and it also brought to mind the fable of the tortoise and the hare. while the slightly flashier players fell by the wayside, francesco molinari just plodded along par after par after par and lifted the claret jug. the first italian golfer ever to win a major. >> amazing to stand here with the claret jug. i knew i was coming in with some good golf. my record around here was terrible. it didn't make me too optimistic about the week. but i just tried to not think about it and focus on hitting good shots day by day. i felt really good this morning when i came here, i felt like i was ready for the challenge. obviously conscious it could have gone either way

francesco molinari is the open champion after winning at carnoustie.woods also had a great round in the end, taking the outright lead in the afternoon with some vintage strokes. the crowd at carnoustie got excited but a double bogey on the 11th effectively ended his round, he finished three shots off the pace of the winner who was molinari. to look at the names on that claret jug, obviously, what can you say? is the best golfers in history. to be on there it's incredible, for somebody like me coming from italy, not really a major golfing country, it's been an incrediblejourney. dramatic day in different sports. it was the most emotional day, that's how lewis hamilton described his win at the german grand prix. hamilton had started in 14th place while sebastian vettel started on pole but crashed. hamilton's victory in hockeheim gives him a 17—point lead over vettel in the championship standings. i would never have thought you could do something like that today but i kept pushing and kept believing and it happened. i really manifested my dream today, so

it was a faultless final round from francesco molinari as the italian held off a host of star names toship. his round of 69 saw him finish on eight under par. he started the final day three shots adrift of the overnight leaders but maintained composure as they all dropped shots. francesco molinari finish two ahead of the pack to become the first italian to wina pack to become the first italian to win a major. tiger woods looked like his old self, even sitting atop the leaderboard, before falling away. a good result none the less. leaderboard, before falling away. a good result none the lesslj leaderboard, before falling away. a good result none the less. i need to try and keep it in perspective because at the beginning of the year if you had said they would be playing the open championship i thought i would be lucky to do that. we're good friends and you have to put things in perspective, she has just had a baby, and keeping things in perspective, and the same thing with me. it will sting for a little bit here, but given where i was to where i am now, blessed. lewis hamilton is back on

round with a five foot birdie putt at the eighteenth hole to finish with a two under sixty nine molinari has become italy's first major champion nearly two and a half thousand swimmers have braved the cold water and strong currents in one of the most extreme open water races in the world the annual bosphorus swim starts on the asian side of the street and ends in europe send em has more. swimming for one continent to another against the current is challenging as the competitors dive into the deep blue waters off the bosphorus their goal is to cross from the asian part of a stumble to the european side whether they win or not they say this is an accomplishment on its own and fun. i didn't soledad finish finish line of the balloons i did so that i swam to the bridge and then. i remind all right a swimmer and then come back here by the course that was not so difficult during the race to busy both first was close to shipping the swimmer set out to crawl six and a health kilometers of the straight as quickly as they can. even if it means pushing their competitor out to the way. or not but sti

but the day belonged to francesco molinari. the short birdie putt to take the lead, 7 under. then on 18, molinari's second shot from the fairway sticks it close to the pin. he would putt for birdie to take the outright lead, and he gets it to drop. a bogey-free round of 2 under par 69. he ultimately won by two shots. francesco molinari, your champion golfer of the year at 8 understand for the tournament. the first italian player to win a major championship. >>> that will do it for sports. i'm dave feldman. >>> this one's a little bit of a mystery. people are trying to figure out how two bear cubs wound up on an island in estonia. the cubs surprised a family living on the island when they wandered into the family's backyard. this is unusual because until now, only one young male bear was believed to live on the island. apparently, though, he's got a girlfriend. no other bear cubs have ever been spotted before. locals think the cubs were probably looking for food and were lured by the smell of a family grilling meat. the bear pop

italy's francesco molinari kept his cool and held off the chasing pack of superstar girl first to win the open championship the thirty five year old from turin ended his final round with the five foot birdie putt at eighteenth hole to harvest it soon and finish eight under he won by two strokes ahead of warring malcolm lawrie justin rose kevin his there and zander shuffler molinari is the first italian to win a major. you know it's a look at the names on that clara job is the. work in your so it's the best golfers in history and to be on there. it's incredible you know from from someone like me coming from italy not really a major golfing country. he's been he's been an incredible journey. of tiger woods briefly had the lead in a major for the first time since two thousand and nine and he was able to hold on to it for four holes but the former world number one ended up making a double bogey on the eleventh american close with a seventy one to finish tied for sixth place. you know i talked to a history of our good friends and we're. sure so far came and talked about it because you have

today belonged torancesco molinari.n 10, the italian with the long try for eagle, and this ball goes right into the cup. how about that? molinari wins theuicken loans national at 21 under par. first italian to win a pga tour event since 1947. congratulations to him. that's not bad, right? not bad at all. all right, george, thank you, sir. >>> a few of us can we say we posed for pictures with the stanley cup trophy while enjoying a hamburgertoday. the washington capitals brought the stanleyup to the canyian embass this afternoon. it was all part of canada day. 1,500 guests enjoyed food and music. some even puckered up for a kiss for the trophy.t. all ri very nice. that about does it for us. thank you so very much for u joinin tonight. "sports final" is coming up next. lots to talk about. we'll see you tomorrow. 4we start at0 a.m. 4we start at0 a.m. good night, everybody. here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it.

i think tiger woods and francesco molinari, who had out at 2:25pm, if you base it on the size of thee top of the three americans at the top of the field, including defending champion jordan spieth on the field, including defending championjordan spieth on nine under, who played well yesterday with an impressive round of 65. getting off to a great start with an eagle. tommy fleetwood and rory mcilroy four shots behind and tommy fleetwood with a level par 71 yesterday. rory mcilroy, disappointed with the way he played. he could not follow up his impressive rounds. tiger woods played brilliantly. every one of his six birdies yesterday greeted with huge cheers as he produced his best round at open championship in seven yea rs, round at open championship in seven years, his round at open championship in seven yea rs, his lowest round at open championship in seven years, his lowest round in a major in seven years with tiger woods up there on the leaderboard with five under yesterday. what can he produce today? he is delighted he put himself in contention at another major. he has not won on

molinari... only up one stoke... up a birdie putt and he nails the short birdie to win by two strokes... he shot a 69 today... finished 8-under... monileri lifts the claret jug as the first italian ever to win the british open (jrstone) new at ten -- a baseball team competing in sacramento for a shot at the "little league world series" was dealt a major blow... after someone stole all of their equipment. but as tom miller shows us... the game goes on ... and they got some help from an unexpected place. the chalk is set, dirt dampened, and bases in place - but when the boys from montana showed up to the ballpark, something was missing - their gear.player/no name provided: "i was just kind of amazed that everything is gone."the truck and the trailer carrying it all, driven here from outside billings, was gone.ken pelesky/team's parent volunteer: "every piece of baseball equipment that these kids and this team owned, bats gloves, um helmets."ken pelesky parked the truck outside his sacramento hotel last night - and woke

congresswomancan susan molinari -- >> it made me a fighter and made me -- it was important to me. isn't that the secret? at least it was back then. we were constantly being so, sometimes and being underestimated is a good thing because you always have the element of surprise. i remember a lot of my debates with the people of his debating did not take me seriously until i got up there and then it was too late and i think the same thing happens when you are negotiating. announcer: in the weeks ahead, we will hear from pat shriver, helen bentley, barbican l.a., nancy johnson, and lynn woolsey. watch oral histories sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. announcer: c-span, were history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: we are back live now for the con

francesco molinari is the only italian player to win the major. he played the final two rounds at carnoustie bogey free to hold off justice rose and rory mcilroy and tiger woods. tiger was in the hunt. he briefly took the lead halfway through the final round in search of his first major in ten years. the double bogey effectively ended his chances. there are signs of the tiger we know. >> it was fun to watch. >> he and spieth had everyone excited. a good win for molinari. >>> it is not quite steve bartman outrage, by a cubs fan getting ripped on social media for stealing a ball from a kid. a cubs coach tosses the ball to the kid in the first row, but the guy behind him gets to the ball first. grabs it. don't be that guy. give the cubs credit. the team learned of what happened and they gave the kid two replacement balls, including one signed by cubs star javier baez. don't be that guy. if you get a ball from a coach, look around for a kid first. make their day. >> yeah. >>> 26 minutes past the hour. consequences the likes of which few throughout his

francsco molinari says that his open golf triumph, and the performance of several other europeans atmolinari says believes europe can give the united states a run for their money. i think it was important to break the street that they had going at winning majors. it was great to see rory and justin up there as well. fighting it out until the end. i think they have a really strong team but we gave them a good fight. we are into the final week of the tour de france. it is a rest day today, before the final stretch to the champs elysees on sunday. the riders get going again tomorrow in the pyrenees but the big question for the next six days is will geraint thomas hang on to the yellow jersey? he is one minute and 39 seconds ahead of his team—mate and tour champion, chris froome but they both seem to be saying the same thing — that it's not about them individually, it's all about the team. it's quite funny because everyone is so keen to talk up this rivalry between ourselves. it does not exist. we are not looking at each other as rivals, we are looking at the other guys in fourth and fif

molinari... only up one stoke...cks his approach to set up a birdie putt and he nails the short birdie to win by two strokes... he shot a 69 today... finished 8-under... monileri lifts the claret jug as the first italian ever to win the british open ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. to for beer, food trucks, and pugs! this great combo .. was in rocklin today to make the event even better ... some of the profits went to the pug rescue of sacramento. the head brewer explains why that cause is so important to him. "xxxx"(justine) new can releases new can releases typically draw ... wh beneficial for the pug event. the pug event. beneficial for which was beneficial for the pug event. (nat pop)the a's walk of to get the better of the giants... a

francesco molinari becomes the first from italy to win a major.

francesco molinari became the first italian in 71 years to win a us pga event, winning the tiger woods—hostedional. the 35—year—old holed a 50—foot eagle putt to start the back nine, and he never stopped until he turned the final round into a runaway. he closed with an 8—under 62 for an eight—shot victory, matching the largest margin this year on the pga tour. england's women won the final of the t20 tri series beating new zealand by seven wickets. the white ferns could only muster 137—9, while england picked up the winning runs with 17 balls to spare on a chelmsford ground where they've won on every visit. which is 13, by the way! marc marquez has extended his lead in the moto gp standings after winning for the fourth time this season at the dutch grand prix in assen. the spaniard has now won half of the eight races so far this year on his honda and has a 41—point lead in the championship after taking the chequered flag ahead of alex rins and maverick vinales. valentino rossi, who's second in the standings, finished fifth. two—time champion andy murray has withdrawn from wimbledon on the eve

tuesday night, oral histories interviews with former women members of congress, with susan molinari and pat schroeder. wednesday night, former bill clinton for and george w. bush talk about how they communicated policy ideas from the president's point view. thursday night, world war ii, films, featuring the 20-year anniversary of the movie "saving private ryan." night, the confederate icons conference, on future ofy and confederate heritage, monuments and the battle flags. history t.v. on c-span 3. next, historians explore how the meaning and public acceptance of confederate icons have evolved since the end of the civil war. it was hosted by the shenandoah valley battlefields foundation. >> good morning. thank you for being here. the heart of the national historic district comprised of the eight counties of the shenandoah valley. we at the shenandoah valley battlefields foundation are happy to have you here. we have speakers here to talk about confederate icons. this is one of the largest one-day conferences the foundation has had.

but it was molinari who produced a steady round to win the open.nd then to be on there is incredible, for someone like me coming from italy, not really a major golfing country. it's been an incredible journey. the "most emotional" day was how lewis hamilton described his win at the german grand prix after he had to come from 14th place on the grid to win. his victory was also in doubt after he broke rules by crossing the pit lane line and was therefore given a reprimand. hamilton replaces sebastian vettel at the top of the standings after the german started on pole but crashed out of the race in front of his home crowd. hamilton now has a 17—point lead over vettel in the championship. would never have thought that you could do something like that today, but ijust kept pushing, i kept believing and it happened. so i really manifested my dream today, so big, big thanks to god. with 15 stages completed, there are just six to go at the tour de france, and welshman geraint thomas is heading into the last week in the leader's yellowjersey. no change in t

a it t an italian francesco molinari wot. this was woods' second-best finish on the pga to this season. good for him. >>> the universal circus is in town. we featured their special show on news 4 today. >> last night's show benefited the kids lives matter campaign. the proceeds go to help children in a nonprofit. i had an opportunitygu to bst ring master. and irene johnson's daughter a chance to shine on the stage during the preshow. the universe soul circus. a lot of fub for aod cause. there's my hubby and kids. they're still sleeping, though. >>> police say a lyft driver decided to stab the driver -- a lyft rider decided to stab the driver. >>> as peop hit the water, firefighters had to peveral from the potomac after something wt terribly wrong on a boat. more of that in our 5:00 hour. >>> the first of five people gunned down at "the capital gazette" will be laid to rest today. and the parent company plans a tribute to the victims. >>> a knife-wielding man attacked a 3-year-old's birthday party. >>> and the heat wave contie

he was playing with francesco molinari, hit fairways, green, parred.ale back down to him, he took the lead. he shot inside of woods, the 35- year-old making the birdie putt to get to 8-under par, eight shots and two shots clear the field. molinari did not have a single bogey in the final two rounds and he became the first italian to win the open championship. tiger woods finished tied for eighth. >>> as nfl training camps are opening up all over the nfl, some sobering news. former raiders interim head coach tony sparano died this morning. he had just claimed he had chest pains. he worked the last two seasons as vikings offensive coach. he was just 56 years old. >>> to the field football camps are around all over the place for youth football, too this one in vallejo run by current carolina panthers running back c.j. anderson, the former cal bear, denver bronco and vallejo native making his pitch that strides have been made to make football safer. >> if someone can get the parents to see that and also create a safer environment for the kids with the new

sunday at 10 am, congresswoman susan molinari . >> it also made me a fighter and made me, you know, i was forced to be. that's sort of the secret. at least it was back then. we were constantly being investigated so sometimes being underestimated is a good thing. add the element of surprise. i remember a lot of my debates where the people didn't take me seriously before i got up there and then it was too late and i think the same thing happens when we negotiate. >> in the weeks ahead we will hear from pat schroeder, eva clayton, helen bentley, barbara and ellie, nancy johnson and lynn wolseley. watch oral histories sunday at 10 am on american history tv on c-span3 sunday night on q and a, constitutional lawyer david stewart on his impeached. the trial of andrew johnson and the fight for lincoln's legacy. >> it's a scandal. the chapter on johnson, i will speak beyond that. thechapter on jantz johnson should be expunged from every library in the country. it focuses on an amendment lost who is credited with casting a single vote that saved johnson's tail . and it caused bosses vote the mo

the big winner was the guy who played with tiger, francesco molinari. those are some of the top stories on this monday, july 23. >> from abc news, this is world you news now. >> it's either the name of a golfer or the name of a dish. >> i like that. francesco molinari. >> first italian to win a major tournament. >> congratulations to him. >>> we're going to start this half hour with president trump, and it would be understandable if you've gotten whiplash on where he stands on the russia investigation. >> he says he misspoke when he said that he didn't see any reason why russia would meddle. but he said that the campaign was not told about the russia investigation because it's all a hoax. >> it follows an earlier tweet slamming the justice department over the wire tapping of a former campaign adviser who's accused of conspiring with russia. here's david wright. >> reporter: the fbi documents bluntly called then trump campaign foreign policy adviser carter page an agent of a foreign power, with ties to russian intelligence officers. and accused page of c

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