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mr. curry d i guess the opening shot was a doozy. >> reporter: his opening shot lantp landed -- be landedn the golf cart in cup holder e said he had jitters but is there anything this guy can't do. if you watch the game today, theanswer is he can play golf. i will step aside because some are finishing up. 175 media credentialed compared to 20 of last year. it was a big deal. and he said he had a little jitters but after three bogeys in the first five holes, steph settled down. >> pretty good. >> reporter: that was his tee shot on the 6th hole. tis his 15th and it was a beautych the best of his 3 some. he stepped up and drained the 20 footer for birdie. he gave finger point after he made the putt and joked to his caddy who was jerry west's son, peck it up referencing jordan spieth. so the crowd was loving it on steph's final hole which was a par 5, he had a great chip shot to within maybe a foot or two from the hole but maybe nerves got him a little bit. there was a big gallery at the end. he pushed the near gamey -- g. mme putt a hill wide. he shot a 4 over par 74 better than samurai deer

mr. trump may worry about the d damage mr.and his allies could do to his administration if he's no longer part of the white house but if his minions continue to villify his colleagues inside the white house, how can anyone know the difference? >> i don't think he'll pay much attention to that, to the wall street journal. it's a conservative outlet but they've been pretty antitrump and i think for a good reason. >> really? you think the journal's been antitrump? >> of course. brett stevens is a prime example of somebody who's an antitrump voice from the journal. i'll tell you my personal opinion. i think everybody's safer having steve bannon inside the tent, keeping busy at the white house. >> you know him. you worked at breitbart and you wrote this today for cnn. is it any wonder north korea or any other adversary of the u.s. isn't scared by trump's threats? most regimes do all they can to suppress gossip and prevent stories of disorganization and lack affunity from appearing in public." so what do you think is going to happen

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representative al green/(d) texas:"only congress can declare war, mr. president." but guam's governor urged the public to remain calm:gov. eddie baza calvo/(r) guam: "this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader. but at this point, there has been no change in the security situation here in guam." defense secretary james mattis, however, echoed the president's tough talk.he warned that north korea should - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (steve) coming up.. cold and cloudy conditions hitting the bay area... but how long will it last... (catherine) meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete bay area forecast. days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! co

least one all-inclusive single occupancy student bathroom in or near the health office by the >>d of the year. mr ootn that lightning show tonight, right? >> we don't see it too often around here, but boy we did tonight. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking for us. >> yeah, dan and kristen, intense stuff. in the last doing weather i have seen it only a few times in the summer so you're right. here is a look at live doppler was monsoon moisture came in from the south, resulting in the humidity you are feeling and also some showers. right now we are tracking showers on street level. daly city, across 280. we've seen some showers in the hayward, san lee and row, castro valley area and still seeing it around marina boulevard. as we take a look at this look back, our radar, there were numerous reports of intense lightning around brentwood, discovery bay, just a few hours ago. it was accompanied by rain, but not all of it was reaching the ground. i do want to show you a picture that was sent to me by o ofneer report from the brentwood area. incredible stuff. obviously the concernshe e tecih the ligh

picked an attorney named charles weber to represent him and the judge admitted he hadn't kauc d contacted mrber. said this would be your attorney. where did he work? worked for a economy in maumee, ohio. re tried to reach people from that company and they haven't commented so far. wolf, interesting situation regarding the attorneys. apparently someone in the public defender's office has a connection to what happened saturday and, therefore, the judge viewed it as a potential conflict and picked another attorney. we've tried to reach out to that attorney, charles weber. knocked on his door, called him. he hasn't gotten back to us. interesting information we've gathered overt weekend. learned from justice department officials familiar with the civil rights investigation into the case that officials feel they may have enough evidence to be suspicious that fields may have been trying to send some kind of broader message on saturday when he allegedly struck the people with his car rather than try to harm people. investigators telling cnn he are looking into weth her might have it accomplices's we

mr. holzer: good. this is a tough discussion. i think we are going to be engaged in this discussion for a long time. we haven't even spoken about the obvious choice for d hero's asian -- deheroization. mr. carmichael: let's talk about your work as a public intellectual. i think one of the things that stands out, your writing is very accessible. you have always been a public speaker who is very engaging, but you push people to think. one realm you entered as a public intellectual was your role with lincoln. and you tell us how you got into the process, and i would like to know about your final thoughts? mr. holzer: it was a very happy accident. the movie.ion with book kearns goodwin, whose the movie was in part based, organized a meeting of lincoln historians with steven spielberg and tony kushner, the playwright of "angels in america," who had been assigned the screenplay. we would meet and have a script conference. i thought we were going to hollywood. we were going 20 blocks south of my office. it was not as exciting to me as it was for others to meet at central park south. we had a wonderful meeting. and tony was fascinating to watch because he take

let's go to the president in washington d c. mr. trump: i look forward to the trip.e will be leaving at 8:30 in the morning. we don't know which sections, we will be notifying you soon and we will be traveling throughout certain parts and may go back on saturday depending on where the storm goes, we may also go to louisiana on saturday. the biggest ever. they are saying it is historic. it's like texas if you think about it. historic amount of water in particular. there has never been anything like it. it people are handling amazingly well and the people of texas as you know have really persevered. when you watch the spirit and enthusiasm and helping each other, the teamwork, it has been something and even in finland, i think they would say it has been really incredible. leaving tomorrow at 8:30 in the morning. we have done quite a few cabinet meetings to make sure everything is coordinated. we are dealing with congress and a verying to be expensive situation. we want to take care of the people of texas and louisiana when that happens. the flow seems to be heading tow

colonel thomas lee, b captain lee harrison, c colonel lee mccarthy or d, mr. tucker barnes?answer is -- it's a. >> colonel thomas lee. yeah. [ applause ] >> good job. >> all right. >> next one annie. >> what year was leesburg established? 1876? 1776? 1758 or 1635? >> well, technically it was 1758. >> yes. >> however it was called georgetown apartment that point. it wasn't until 1813 that it became leesburg when harry light foot rename it. >> we love this mayor. >> she knows her stuff. >> let's try to get to one more or two more if we can. what restaurant is located in the former people's national bang? a, light foot restaurant, b, the wine kitchen, c tess calor mill or d -- >> it is light foot. [ applause ] with great service. >> here's a hard one. >> okay. >> who was leesburg's first mayor? >> ah. >> ryan mccarthy, john rose, wins wisdom martin, westmoreland davis? >> it was mr. rose. >> good job. mr. rose -- he was the mayor in 1813 and that's when they brought out the constitution and the declaration of independence and kept them here in leesburg while the war of 1812 was

mr. president, we of got to d this. can't just go with our instincts, you have to be presidential. then on the political stuff it's hey, i love rallies as katherine said and arizona is a border issue, one of my issues, i don't like jeff flake and i don't mind showing john mccain i can get a bigger turnout than he can so i'm going the arizona. there's no good reason for it, honestly. any political analyst drop down from mars and say what's he doing this for? what does it get him? zero. at best it does nothing. at worst it does him some damage. also on the charlottesville issue, what he said last night didn't make up for what he did last week but reasonably well said. kind of puft it to bed pip think he does have to repeat, don't you think, what he said last night. otherwise it looks like that was a one-off, reading something off a teleprompter. i think at least he should sort of say again what he said last night. >> he should. doesn't mean he will. >> not to belabor the point, but another thing that continues to strike me about the rallies, it's not like he uses these rallies as an

mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. >> oliver: >>> ds five peleliu's air strip was under american control and marine corsairs were making the shortest bombing runs in history. the 1st and 5th marines continued their fight against the japanese defenders. >> the entire campaign was nothing but one continuous blood bath. we just couldn't seem to get a foothold. >> the marines came to rely on the courage of navy corpsmen with a thin line between life and death on the battlefield. >> i never had a navy corpsman that didn't go beyond the call of duty. >> the corpsman is always vulnerable, and the marines all knew that. they protected the corpsman. as a result, the bonding is very close between the navy corpsman and the marines. >> you needed to take care of one another. you know, you looked out for your brother. >> camaraderie is hard for people to understand. >> and on peleliu, navy corpsmen had their hands full. some of the 1st marines became casualties. on d-plus six after visiting bloody nose ridge, general geiger to pull his battered and

mr of backiking down. i i think north koreaea was issg threats to attttract attention than response from thehe u.s. side. some h have misistakenly perceid thisis to be a backing d down. ifif you look at thehe statement from the dprk, they're waiting to see how the u.s. will respond. sarah: if it is not a backing down, what is it? what is in it for them?

already well on the way to what i have in my academic work called "democratic d consolidation -- deconso lidation." nonetheless, mr. trump has plenty of supporters. some 80% of republicans approve of his performance. a number of republican senators and congressmen have reportedly attacks to mr. trump's on mr. sessions and voted against his measures, but very few have spoke up against him all the clay. if republicans are afraid of their own base, then the president may be able to obstruct courts of justice with impunity. worse, he may then conclude that he can get away with violating even more basic limits on his power. we also have a new piece in politico. it is an excerpt from a book coming out called "the conscience of a conservative." he writes, "republicans have sinned by not standing up to president trump and not standing up when president obama was in power to those who criticized him. under the constitution, there are simply not that many people who are in a position to do something about an executive branch in chaos. as the first branch of government, congress was designed expressly to assert itself at suc

sanford said he die d of complications from alzheimer's disease. mr. murphy started working at stanford in the 1960s. he was the announcer -- he handled play-by-play of men's basketball broadcast. he'll be remembered. >>> time is 5:56. still ahead, it appears a right wing rally set for chrissy field will take place. coming up at 6:00, the latest about security plans and what people who go to rally will encounter as they arrive. >>> and for the second time this month, [indiscernible]. later on, we're going to see what's being done to make sure this doesn't happen again. >>> so far, traffic on the bay bridge is what will slow you. you may want to consider using the san mateo bridge. we'll tell you happened on the san francisco bridge that may make that commute slow. >>> the fog ramped up and it's making a good push from marine and -- it was not the case yesterday. >>> we're learning more about security measures planned for organizers who are planning a right wing rally. that's happening in san francisco this weekend while bay and city leaders are waiting

mr. truman and margaret. how are you in the key of d flat? they also have a good sense of humor relationship with the people. from the man who says nothing, to the man who always says the right thing, respectfully, harpo. marks, i ams gaucho wild about you, old piano player. this is a letter sound by harry, talks dear about several different things. you remember me but i am that guy with the lack mustache, glasses and increasing list -- increasingly baldness. he goes on to say that i just want to join the thousands who are wishing you a speedy recovery and many years of our only living ex-president. oh, i forgot, hoover is still alive. i don't think he cared much for hoover. this is after president truman has appendix and gallbladder removed, after he was out of office. anybody want to guess who the person is on the right? right here. >> bob hope. david: yes, thank you. this is harry s truman and bob hope kicking off the american red cross fundraising campaign in 1948. and this is a christmas card from the bob hope family to president truman,

representative al green/(d) texas:"only congress can declare war, mr. president." but guam's governor urged the public to remain calm:gov. eddie baza calvo/(r) guam: "this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader. but at this point, there has been no change in the security situation here in guam." defense secretary james mattis, however, echoed the president's tough talk.he warned that north korea should - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (catherine) today we talked to a bay area man who grew up in guam. most of his family still lives there. he says north korea's threats towards the island are being taking seriously. (catherine) this isn't the first time north korea has threatened guam. the island is a strategic base for the american military... the

mr. trump has not really distanced himself from these people. he's been loathe to condemn dhe is certainly not taken responsibility for how his actions, how his words have energized that movement. >> there is a lot of focus on the type of words he should be using, the type of statements he should be making. there is a correlation between when a leader steps up and says something about this, and says wn or up.se hate incidents god >> i think there is. a good example of that would be after 9/11. we saw a spike in hate crimes against the muslim community. and president bush went to mosques and spoke out very, very forcefully against it. i think it was one of the high points of his moral leadership during the presidency. and we saw those number of incidents go down. mr. trump has acted really quite frankly in the opposite way. >> sreenivasan: richard cohen, president of the southern poverty law center joining us from alabama today, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: read more about the man charged in the charlottesville car attack on our website at w.pbs.org/newsho

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d mcgregor. michael moore has a better chance of winning mr. universe.ing for victoria's secret than connor does of winning this fight. the on way connor pulls this thing off is if employed gets contact high from walking into the ring with justin bieber. even then it's 50-50. topic number four. of course you will need mood to eat while you are watching the big fight and i suggest going to chick-fil-a, unless your wife is in labor and you are supposed to be driving her to the hospital. a dad-to-be stopped off at chick-fil-a on the way to the hospital. now they have a stork on their front lawn that says it's a divorce. chierp, sister, at least he didn't take you on a sunday. topic number five. we can't step up it. when reached the time of week where you raise yourself-esteem by lowering mine. this is viewer mail. jim says, being a libertarian does not mean you can complain about everything. kennedy: yes, it does. we don't belong to either major party and they all suck, so we tell you about it. eric says, kennedy has it wrong. call me, i will explain. jim g

mr. emperor donald trump. that is why i am being punished. to defend the resosources of e land, which will never fall into the hands of the u.s.s. impeperialism. amy: well, to talk more about the situation in venezuela, we're joined now by two guests. in philadelphia, pennsylvania, we are joined b by george chickarello maher. he is the author of "building the commune: radical democracy in venezuela" and "we created chavez: a people's history of the venezuelan revolution." he teaches at drexel university in philadelphia, and previously taught at the venezuelan school of planning g in caracas. in new york, we are joined by francisco rodriguez, chief economist of torino capital. he's the co-author of "venezuela before chavez: anatomy of an economic collapse." under hugo chavez,z, he headed e national assembly's economic and financial advisory office. we welcome you both to democracy now! can you describe what is happening in venezuela? have a political crisis. the government is unpopular. the government was hit by an economic crisis. maduro's rating

mrs. and he said. crisis. perhaps only pick. place. in this election she's unraveled. yeah no real challenge from social democrats. schultz. nor from the anti immigrant pop. a. f. d.. put saudi fog even say. that fielding a candidate would have a new constituency revise improve on come back in the house and people com. we want to send mrs mac affect where she came from. you can see it in full. underdogs can defeat the champions. i challenge we admit that mp but things are turning our way. this region is now a hefty country got off their guns. he hopes to really move voters like enos asuka. they'll not be voting for under the medical. with different things put a teacup curfew g. policy hasn't changed she doesn't really address all these to. she should speak up for the german people. why would you put this party that's parties there will the same they do what they want? they make empty promises. i'm gonna mark of being in the job for twelve years she survived crisis after crisis announced you. took combination of skill and luck take for example breakfasts and donald trump's election for many german voters mrs michael now represents. curiosity stability and a shifting.

mr. trump and he is scheduled to among the d in october. plained about racial profiling so a pardon here would be well received among some of mr. trump's base who voted for him on the basis of aggressive immigration enforcement. the white house isn't commenting on this yet. they don't have an official announcement but this would be the first pardon of the trump presidency. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> rockies fans welcomed chad bettis back to the mound last night for the first time since he was diagnosed with cancer. he pitched seven scoreless innings. bettis had offseason surgery for test ti cancer. the rockies went on to win the game 3-0. >> way to go, chad. >> good to see him back. >> he looked happy too. >>> more people are getting the most common type of arthritis in the knee. we're here to tell us how to >>> ahead, howe its toll on a famous landmark. to be made silence for a period so long even britishe calling i. the story coming up on "cbs this morning." one. adone a day womens complete with key nu plus it supports bone healt

d mcgregor. michael moore has a better chance of winning mr. universe. of winning this fight. the on way connor pulls this thing off is if employed gets contact high from walking into the ring with justin bieber. even then it's 50-50. topic number four. of course you will need mood to eat while you are watching the big fight and i suggest going to chick-fil-a, unless your wife is in labor and you are supposed to be driving her to the hospital. a dad-to-be stopped off at chick-fil-a on the way to the hospital. now they have a stork on their front lawn that says it's a divorce. chierp, sister, at least he didn't take you on a sunday. topic number five. we can't step up it. when reached the time of week where you raise yourself-esteem by lowering mine. this is viewer mail. jim says, being a libertarian does not mean you can complain about everything. kennedy: yes, it does. we don't belong to either major party and they all suck, so we tell you about it. eric says, kennedy has it wrong. call me, i will explain. jim go call eric so eric can also complain to y

d he's received the jefferson davis historical gold medal.to mr. buckland is a graduate of the university of kansas and had a 22-year career in the u.s. army in which he rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel. slightly higher than i got to when i was in the army. i and he has many awards and serve much of his career in special forces. a i think you've seen some of the awards he's received during tha time period. we certainly thank him for his service. works for the united states government and lives with his wife, maureen, in centreville, virginia. they have threeeerg sons and th title of his presentation today is john s. mosby, the perfect man in the perfect place. please help me welcome mr. eric buckland. [ applause ] >> good morning. in keeping with the theme on leadership, patrick and asked me to talk about john mosby so we could address a leader at the unit level, down at the tactical and operational level. there is no doubt that john mosby was a singularly outstanding combat commander, i think he is one of the few, if not the only commander d

to questions from members of the committee regardless of whether or not they have a d or an r next to their name. mr. kautter, thank you for being here. thank you for visiting with me and i look forward to your testimony. >> mr. kautter, do you have any comments you'd care to make. >> yes. thank you mr. chairman, and distinguished members of the senate finance committee. it's an honor to appear before you today. i feel both privileged and humbled to have been recommended by treasury secretary steven mnuchin and nominated by president trump to serve as the assistant secretary to the treasury for tax policy. as a former tax staffer for a member of this committee, i have deep respect both for this committee and the institution of the senate. i look forward to the opportunity if confirmed to serve this country again. i'd like to take a moment to thank my family who have been a constant support of inspiration and support for me. my wife cathy and two children. i'd also like to express my thanks to those members and staff that i've been able to visit with if confirmed i look forward to working with you in

d >> i certainly agree with mr. justice black 100%. that the fifth amendment, sixth amendment, every other part of our constitution applies to everyone, poor, rich, ignorant,m intellectual, what have you. there is no possible basis for differentiation. i don't argue that. i don't think any prosecutor argues it. miranda, i think characteristically by the petitioner is portrayed in thish light inform an attempt to makee something that isn't there. >> jeff rosen, what did you hea there? >> he is not arguing that the so confession is compelled by gunpoint. flynn is not claiming that.. >>j so we're not talking about the third degree.>> squarely, both lawyers are gu struggling to use both the sixt. amendment, which the court has already said applies during interrogation, and also the fifth amendment. they're also trying to come up with an alternative to the ing standard that the court already uses called a totality of the circumstances test. in a case called spano from 1959 chief justice warren wrote an td opinion saying you have to look at

representative al green/(d) texas:"only congress can declare war, mr. president."ut guam's governor urged the public to remain calm:gov. eddie baza calvo/(r) guam: "this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader. but at this point, there has been no change in the security situation here in guam." defense secretary james mattis, however, echoed the president's tough talk.he warned that north korea should - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (steve) demonstrators gathered for a march in the east bay to mark the 72nd anniversary of the nagasaki and hiroshima nuclear bombings. marchers commemorated the anniversary of the 1945 nuclear bombings by the united states of hiroshima and nagasaki in japan. the march included a talk by former pentagon war planner and whistleblower daniel ellsberg and a chalking of bodies on the pavement to memorialize remains found after the bombings. the bombings kill

take effective action to createhe res with consumption of talk d with that nuclear issue with a peaceful solution through dialogue. thank you mr. president. >>for hi translator: i give moneyderati for a to a the russian federation. >> translator: mr. president the russian federation reported the adoption of the canadian council sanctions against the dprk community and the need to halt the peon gain nuclear missile program that is unacceptable to us the ballistic missiles pose a major risk in the region as well as the lives of the programs to reach herli and to the non-proliferation -- non-proliferation regimeas w to join the chemical weapons convention and of progress to the crimean peninsula will be different as long aspr the dprk perceives a direct threat to its own security because that is how they view the military buildup in the region of frequent wide-ranging maneuvers as they deploy strategic bombers and naval forces and other destabilizing factor is the scaling up in north korea with the anti-missile defense element this is an irritant but also undermine the military balance and calls into question we would like to hop

d. who is this? >> this is mrs. sanford's brother. she is tiring of litigation. she transfers title, i think. the report is clear she trans fers title. >> it is a little less than clear? >> yeah. somewhat clear. john sanford is in new york. he is a businessman but he cut ties to st. louis. one of those ties, incidentally, is by marriage. his earlier wife who is now deceased was a daughter of pierre shoto. the largest slave owner in the city of st. louis. that might explain why litigation persisted under sanford's name for so long in part because he was protecting his family's business interest as well as his own by ensuring the longevity of slavery. >> you will see when we have the picture on screen, we spell it sanford. that was the correct spelling. it was recorded incorrectly. scott b. sand ford, mispelled. so that's a historical side note interesting worth noting. who argued for sanford? >> before the supreme court we have reverend e johnson who is going to -- brings an extraordinary reputation with him. he is as professor bracy said, a friend and intellectua

committee and the most promising young member of the state senate, ben barnes the maitre d' came over to me and said, "mr. moyers you've got a call," so i went and took it. it was bill paine the secret service agent assigned to me in dallas and he said, "bill, the president's been shot." i immediately went back and told my colleagues and went right out to the airport, on the way, ben barnes arranged for a little aircraft to carry me to dallas, halfway between austin and dallas, robert trout on cbs said, in a haunting voice, "the president is dead." i landed at love field, started to town, to the hospital, parkland hospital and got a dispatcher's call saying, "the president, lyndon johnson now, was on air force one at love field," right where we had landed. went back, went up to air force one, the secret service stopped me, he didn't know me, and i wrote a note-- - what did it say? - it's in the library. mr. president, don't ask me why intuitively i started calling him mr. president. i'd always called him senator, or leader. mr. president i'm here if you need me, bill moyers. a few minutes later the secre

d with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the papers with respect to h.j. res. 76 be returned to the house of representatives at their request. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that not withstanding rule 22 at 2:15 today the senate proceed to consideration of calendar number 178, the nomination of christopher wray to be director of the f.b.i. i ask there be four hours of debate on the nomination equally divided in the usual form and that following the use or yielding back of time the senate vote on confirmation of the nomination with equally divided in the usual form and following use or yielding back of time the senate vote on the confirmation of the nomination, and the president would be immediately notified in senate action. and all post cloture time on of the new some nomination be considered expired. >> is their objection? without objection. >> the majority leader's announcement on taking up the nomination of mister for ray for fbi director. on

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