palmer? >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the great debate. a night 18 months in the making. some say it could be on par with the super bowl as far as the audience. donald trump arriving just moments ago, about to walk in and get a feel for that debate stage, giving a thumbs up there to the cameras. and here's a look at what you'll see tonight. we'll have it right here on abc. donald trump will stand on the left. hillary clinton on the right there. and this number tonight. 1 in 5 aricans tell us, they could change their mind after what they see tonight. the new abc news poll showing clinton at 46%, trump, 44%, a dead heat. and the last time hillary clinton and donald trump spent this amount of time together, 11 years ago, at donald trump's wedding. tonight, everyone is expecting a different atmosphere, so, let's get right to it. how donald trump is preparing, and here's abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: tonight, donald political battlefield. trump's debate playbook. first, temperament.

pennsylvania's own arnold palmer passed way at the age of will seven. his amazing career was rivaled by his qualities off the course and his impact that is felt all over the country. but his local links are evident, in our region as well, palmer designed three courseness our area laurel creek country club in mount laurel, blue bell country club in blue bell and commonwealth national golf club in horsham. that is where "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden found out the loss is hitting close to home tonight. >> reporter: in arnold palmer's hometown of le trobe, pennsylvania, flowers for the king. tributes and stories are pouring in for palmer a common man endeared by millions. it was his way, his style, that main streamed the game of golf. the president writing in the statement, with his homemade swing and home spun charm, arnold palmer had swagger before we had a name for it. from the humble start working at the local club in his beloved latrobe pennsylvania, to superstar dumb as face of golf around the globe, arnold was the american dream come to life.

arnold palmer was 87. president obama tweeted, here is to the king who was as extraordinary on the links as he was generous to others. thanks for the memories, arnold. tiger woods wrote thanks, arnold, thank you for your leadership, counsel, and a lot of laughs. your philanthropy and humility are a part of your legend. it's hard to imagine you in golf about you or anything morning the king. >>> shocked miami marlins fans are mourning the death of pitcher jose fernandez. the 24-year-old and two other men were killed early sunday when their boat struck a jetty in miami harbor. investigators who pulled the boat from the rock say it was going full speed. brook silva-braga has more on his rise from cuban defector to big league all-star. >> jose fernandez was remembered across the baseball world sunday as an all-star pitcher. but even more so, for the spirit of brought to the game. >> when you watch kids play little league or something like that, that's the joy that jose played with. >> reporter: the 24-year-old

how palmer is being remembered. his father, a golf pro and greenskeeper in latrobe, helped palmer learn the game. athlete of the decade is in the 60s. palmer was true to his father's word. >> the line is perfect. he's got it! >> reporter: known as the king, arnold palmer captivated the sports world with his ferocious style of play and the magnetism of a movie star. golf would never be the same when palmer burst on the scene in the late 1950s. he became the fafs tce of the s. in all, palmer won seven major titles including four masters. tallying, 62 pga tour wins. courted by presidents and spawned fans, dubbed arnie's armey. >> there goes the gallery. look at them race. >> high risk, high award approach, ratcheted up the dra mau of the game. >> in 2011 he sproek to rose. >> no game like it. go out there. >> it's you. >> the golf ball and the golf course. >> yeah. >> there you go. >> palmer was a pioneer in marketing for athletes and paved the way for future stars. even a drink named after him. he also received the pr

((more)) palmer was also a constant fund-raiser for the arnold palmer hospital for children and women in orlando. hospital released a statement on his passing last night. it read - in part: mr. palmer built a world-class medical center that has had a tremendous impact on the lives of children and families in this community for more than 27 years. nicklaus... had this to say about the big loss: quote... "arnold transcended the game of golf. he was more than a golfer or even a great golfer. he was an icon. he was a legend. he was the king of our sport and always will be." we will have much more on the passing of arnold palmer.. and the reaction pouring in from all over the world.. all morning on good day. and another big loss in the sports world. all of major league baseballl held a moment of silence... for marlins pitcher "jose fernandez." this was the ceremony here at tropicana field.((more)) jose's death hit very close to home... because he actually went to alonzo high school right here in tampa. since then... he went on to become one of the best pitchers in the majors. he was even u

"arnold palmer" dies at the age of 87. how he's being remembered by the golfing world and even the president. gone far too soon. marlins pitcher jose fernandez is killed in a boating accident in miami bay. how his high school is remembering the stand out player. putting on their capes for some kids who need it the most. the sweet moment that had officers dressing up as superheroes. good morning and welcome to good day tampa bay. it's 5:xx. i'm walter allen. and i'm jen epstein. it's monday september 26, 2016. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with no closed captioning is a sad morning in the sporting world. golf legend "arnold palmer" has died at the age of 87. the head of arnold palmer enterprises confirmed the news. he told reporters palmer died sunday afternoon of complications from heart problems. "the king" won 62 p-g-a tour titles and seven major championships. away from the course he was pioneer in marketing... and the half iced tea half lemonade concoction is still known as the "arnold palmer". people a

arnold palmer. >> reporter: golfing trail blazer arnold palmer was known simply as i the king." he learned the game from his father who was a greens keeper at a golf course in guard, palmer returned to the game he loved. his first tour win was the canadian open in 1955. palmer is credited with making the game popular in the '60s and built a fan base known as arnie's army. >> i'd like to think and truly believe that golf and golfers are both some sort of human values that symbolize so many americans. >> reporter: over the course of his distinguished career, palmer and seven major championships, including four masters. in 1968, palmer became the first golfer to reach a million dollars in earnings on the pga tour. and he was more than a golfer. he was also a drink. the namesake of the refreshing mix of lemonade and ice tea. palmer was also the first athlete to be awarded three civilian honors. the presidential medal of freedom, the congressional gold medal, and the national sports award. >> i designate and distinguished awards, members of congress and in fact, i'm particularly prou

the passing game to some of his favorite targets palmer was on today. >> palmer was on, and it was a show. larry fitzgerald, that perfect throw right over ever releasing on the inside. when you release to the line, you make that db have to go through traffic, and then carson puts it right in the place where only larry can catch it. he kind of hitches and kind of throws it up, and looks like a little over route. then right here, the quick slant to the inside. larry fitzgerald, the best at it, sells it outside. comes inside. has to get past his own offensive lineman and makes a perfect catch right through the middle. this is larry. he's a mortal. again, dials up the deep pass to jeron brown. the best thing that b.a. is known for, coming off of a shot play off of either a time-out or a sudden change, turnover, and nobody does it better. he catches jeron brown in stride all the way to the end zone. it was a tough day for the tampa bay buccaneers, having to guard multiple wide receivers in this. this offense is so exos available to this team, pick your poison at this point. if you shut on

>> palmer one is less pga tour occasionally. pulse majors. his final appearance as a playe in the 2004 masters was a recor 50th consecutive. the death of arnold palmer leavess golf without one of the most magnetic personalities milton great players. the influence of his reign will remain forever. >> palmer hired young cleveland attorney mark mccormack as his agent, essentially giving to what was the img sports identifier. >> he continued to play at the masters in augusta every year andnd i got to watch them play. 's incredible. what a loss. >> for the greatest of all time. >> your time is 5:29. weather and traffic every eight minutes. >> you spring into action. how almost all barber saved an unconscious man. >> we have a lucky winner from somebody else one. >> a live look at 480. patty will be back with a look

arnold palmer: -- it's you, the golf ball and the golf course. and there you go palmer was a pioneer in marketing for athlethes and paved the way for future stars. there's even a drink named after him. he also received the presidential medal of freedom and congressional gold medal. (sot) "i like to think and truly believe that golfers promote some sort of human values that symbolize so many americans. facebook page. justin said: i'll raise a glass of 1/2 iced tea 1/2 lemonade in his honor and john said : i'm sorry to hear of the passing of arnold palmer. golf legend, creator of golf channel. he's one of a kind./// ((brian loftus)) >>> and major league baseball is mourning the death of one it's brightest young stars. miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez died in a boating accident sunday morning. on sunday, the marlins put fernandez's number on the pitching mound... and other teams also held tributes. fernandez had defected from cuba at the a ((brian loftus)) >>> still ahead on the valley's news leader... heavy flooding in iowa. the precautions tha

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(arnold palmer congressional gold medal @21;38;57 ) in 2011 he spoke to charlie rose (rose palmer ) there's no game like it. you go out there and you key it up on the first tee, charlie -- charlie rose: yes? arnold palmer: -- it's you, the golf ball and the golf course. and there you go palmer was a pioneer in marketing for athlethes and paved the way for future stars. there's even a drink named after him. he also received the presidential medal of freedom and congressional gold medal. the battles between palmer and jack nicklaus defined rivalry. and though nicklaus came out ahead most times, palmer says even the losses helped shape him. (rose palmer) "yes they hurt, they on it now and i look back and say taught me something. it taught me how to live and how to be a better guy and not let a defeat be the end of my life" dj, cbs news, new york./// ((paul joncich)) >>> by the way you might have noticed senator harry reid standing behind plamer as he recieved the congressional gold medal. and since the news of his death first broke our viewers have been paying tribute to the gold legend on out

palmer died yesterday, from heart complications, at age 87. david jacobson looks back on palmer's style and his lasting legacy. >> the line is perfect. >> known simply as the king, arnold palmer captivated the sports worlds with his ferocious style of play, and the magnatism of a movie star. golf would never be the same when palmer burst on the scene in the late 1950's, he became the face of the sport, as tv expands into more homes, help the country club team main stream. >> in all won seven major titles, pga tour wins. he was corded by presidents and spawned following of fans, dub arnie's army. >> and there goes the gallery. look at them race for position. >> palmer's high risk, high reward approach, ratcheted the drama of the game. >> and this fellow is still hunting bird east. >> in 2011, he spoke to charlie rose. >> there is no game like it. you know, you can go out there, you tee it up on the first tee, it is you, a golf ball and the golf course. and there you go. >> palmer was a pioneer in marketing for athletes and paved the way for fut

t palmer won the u.s. in 1954, turned pro the next yearex and quickly began piling up victories: 62 over his career,ie including seven major championships. he had a ferocious, muscular swing that made him one ofad golf's greatest drivers.go and, his magnetic personality drew an energetic fan-base, dubbed "arnie's army." he helped turn golf into a major television sport. >> the game is so fantastic and people who get into it love it so much, and the fact that if i had a little bit to do with some of the enjoyment that i've seena today, i'm pleased with that. >> reporter: the fans had a lot to enjoy, especially in thepe 1960's, when palmer was named the associated press athlete of the decade. he was so popular, he ended up with his own drink: the lemonade-iced tea combo named for him. along the way, he famously forged a bond with presidentd dwight eisenhower-- himself an avid golfer-- as palmer recalled at the world golf hall of fameld in 2009. >> my relationship with eisenhower is one of the great relations

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palmer was always true to his father's word. don't tell people how good you the line is perfect. >> known as the king, arnold palmer captivated the sports world with his play and magneticism of a movie star. golf would never be the same when palmer burst on the scene. he became the face of the sport as tv expanded into homes and helped turn the country club game mainstream. in all, palmer won seven titles including four masters. tallying 62, pga t he was courted by presidents and spawned a rabid following of the fans dubbed arne's army. >> there goes the gallery. look at them race for positions. >> fal mer's high ris-- palmer' approach. ratcheted up the game. >> he speck to charlie rose. >> there is no game like it. you go up there. you key it up on the first tee. >> yes. >> it is you. golf course. and there you go. >> palmer was a pioneer in marketing for athletes and paved the way for future stars. even a drink named after him. he received the presidential medal of freedom and congressional gold medal. the battles between palm

giant, arnold palmer, and what he said when we asked, what's the recipe for his famous arnold palmer? >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the great debate. just 30 minutes away now, a night 18 months in the making. some say it could be on par with the super bowl as far as the size of the audience. donald trump arriving late today. best of to walk in and get a feel for that debate stage, giving a thumbs up and here's a look at what you'll see tonight on abc. donald trump on the left and this number, one in five americans tell us they could change their mind after what they see tonight. the new abc news poll showing clinton, trump, 44, a dead heat and the last time hillary clinton and donald trump spent this amount of time together was 11 years ago at donald trump's wedding. tonight, everyone is expecting a different atmosphere, so, let's get right to it. how donald trump is preparing, with just minutes to go and here's abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump getting a feel for the political battlefield. trump's debate playbook. first, temperament. something that ha

palmer won 62 times on the p-g-a tour, including ?seven? majors. along the way, he became the first person to win four s designed a pair of golf courses in southeast wisconsin: geneva national in lake geneva, and the bog in saukville. p-g-a pro jerry kelly of madison sent us this statement: "arnold palmer gave us this game as professionals. i owe what i do for a living to that man. i have told him 'thank you' many times. i wish i could have the chance to say it again." a great day weekend to get outside..... hundreds of milwaukee county zoo before the rains came... ...raising more than 1-hundred thousand dollars for the down syndrome association of wisconsin.the money will go to improving he lives of those living with special needs. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--deadly mall shooting. what we expect to learn about the suspect the presidential candidates prepare for tonight's debate...the clock is ticking on their campaigns. up next... the wisconsin cities preparing for campaign stops this week... and who's planning to good morning eve

arnold palmer was the man who took an elite sport and made it a pastime for all. >> arnold palmer was the first superstar of the television era in golf and he had a personal magnetism that almost burst through and black-and-white television screen. >> a birdie for arnold. >> reporter: it's even said palmer sold a million color tvs, he was that popular, parading across the fairway, flanked by >> got to thank god for the game of golf and what it has meant to me. >> reporter: his strong yet unorthodox swing was far from textbook, his career was one for the history books. palmer won seven majors, often battling his on-course rival and off-course friend jack nicklaus. >> when i heard the news last night, i just was crushed. it just sort of felt like a part of my life went with it. >> we all try, but we all ne >> he made the difficult look easy. >> reporter: he paved the way for generations of stars, including tiger woods, who says, he meant so much to the game and to me personally. i knew that i could always call him for advice. palmer's legacy never stopped growing, whether through his mu

arnold palmer called the king for a reason. though it went far beyond the company he kept on the course. he had a royal touch in business. >> pennzoil helps keep the equipment in shape. >> reporter: building a $700 million fortune. but that wasn't it either. nor was it the medals and trophies that made him a hero to his army of fans. >> there goes the gallery. look at them race for positions. >> reporter: the son of a greens keeper from western pennsylvania, arnold palmer was a charismatic king with a common touch. who never forgot where he came from. signing every autograph by hand, even when no one was looking. cigarette dangling and going for broke, palmer was the ultimate mid 20th century man. >> the line is perfect. >> he's got it! he's got it! >> reporter: but his class and grace was timeless. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> the debate tonight inspired many americans to join a party. a debate watching party. bars all over the country are holding them. the apolo theater in harlem says its party is a sellout. tonight is

palmer came and he won. >> reporter: although the club boasts the names of golf legends, palmer is at the top. >> i grew up in pennsylvania, i have a special connection to him. i got to meet him a few times. everything you hear and read about him is completely 100% legitimate. >> reporter: he was one of golf's most popular stars and one of the first players to ride to stardom during the age of television. he played many courses from marion to white marsh. he designed them too. on the course at bluebell country club, they say his favorite hole is one of the most challenging. >> he walked the entire golf course and was the first person to play it. >> reporter: in the 1990s, palmer returned to play the course. the course is planning a tribute to its creator and designer. pros here say palmer not only gave back to the sport but changed the perception of golf, making the game what it is today. at white marsh, the flag is lowered in honor of palmer. in lafayette hills, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> golfers and dignitaries from around the world tweeted their condolences. president obama t

arnold palmer was 87. heada daniels, cbs news. >> for the news you need when . >> welcome back on this monday morning. it is chilly out there then spots. frost advisory through 9:00 this morning. does not include the denver area, all the way from douglas county to the eastern plains, little chilly out there this morning. yesterday morning. it was cooler yesterday morning. sitting at 45 in denver, 45 in boulder, 30 to start the day in limon. 37 in wray. high country, couple of cool spots, 26 this morning in leadville. 30 in craig, 48 in grand junction, 37 in pagosa springs. reporting 46 for us northwest of fort collins. a beautiful fall morning. it certainly is. little cool for the kids at the bus stop. maybe sweatshirt weather if you're in temperatures in the mid-409. let's check and with joel, how's the drive going? >> finally got the cones picked up along southbound i-25 in the approach to the vans. expect delays back from colorado back because of it. not a great way to start it. a good thing, stretching

palmer made golf the tv sport it is today. . this morning an out pouring of tributes, memories, remembrances of palmer allege legacy played out in tweets for famous athletes to world leaders. here are system of those. magic johnson saying, "rest in peace to the legend arnold palmer. friends." tiger woods, saying, "thanks arnold for your friendship, counsel, and a lot of laughs. your -- are part of your legend." . >>> from one king to another, says larry king. ''rest in peace, arnold palmer. a class act and true championship of his sport." next joe namath: "my condolences to the family of arnold palmer. he was always an of state, saying, "the world has lost an original, a sports legend, a true gentleman and generous and compassionate human being. i have lost a friend." and number 41, george. had w. bush also tweeted, "barbara and i mourn the king arnie, the people's champion. he brought golf to millions by his daring and caring. we miss him already." >>> he's headed to the hard-hit town of windsor along with mike spraybury and ot

so many tributes rolling in for golf legend arnold palmer. we'll have a look back at his amazing life and incredible career on the course. >>> also from nixon's perspiration to gore's >>> we're back now with a tribute to an american icon. golfing great arnold palmer died on sunday in pittsburgh. he was 87. a true class act, palmer was credited with bringing the game out of the country clubs and to the masses. he became a legend over a career that spanned five decades. nbc's joe fryer now with a look back. >> reporter: they called him the king. not the kind who rules over people. man who took an elite sport and made it a pastime for all. >> arnold palmer was the first sprrps of the television era in golf and he had a personal magnetism that almost burst through a black and white television screen. >> a birdie for arnold. >> reporter: it's even said palmer sold a million color tvs, he was that popular, parading across the fairway, flanked by loyal fans, known as arnie's army. >> got to thank god for the game of golf strong yet unorthodox swing

nbc's kurt gregory has more on palmer's life and legacy. >> reporter: arnold palmer grew up the son of a greenskeeper turned head golf professional in latrobe, pennsylvania. his hollywood good looks and powerful unorthodox swing made him a golf superstar. fans crowded the fairways in droves and came to be known as arnie's army. many who couldn't watch him on the course in person did so in their living rooms during the 1950s and '60s. palmer helped make golf the tv sport it is today. his popularity grew. companies wanted arnie pitching their products. >> arnie, they said, you'll like it. the tractor will like it. same penzoil, new package. >> reporter: nicknamed the king, palmer became famous for his strength in shot making. he loved to take chances on the course saying, quote, you must play boldly to win. and win he did. 7 majors, 95 professional victories including the champions tour, a venture he helped to jump-start in 1980. palmer stopped playing the champons tour in 2006, but remained a vital part of the game. his golfing empire includes golf schools, golf equipment and clothing l

now at 5:00...remembering-- a legend: golf pro arnold palmer passes away. his connection to wisconsin, and how fans wisconsin, and how fans are honoring his legacy this morning. plus... early voting begins today in milwaukee... what you need to know before casting your ballot. let's take this morning... welcome to live at daybreak on today's tmj4. i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... let's send it to storm team 4 meteorologist the weekend was mostly cloudy and seasonal with highs near 70, but rain showers moved in overnight along a cold front. when you went to bed it was near 70 and muggy, this morning is partly cloudy with temps in the 50s and winds gusty over 20 mph. this afternoon remains partly cloudy and windy with highs in the upper 60s, and westerly winds gusting to 35 mph. tonight is partly cloudy and chilly with lows in the upper 40s and a westerly breeze to 15 mph. light trafficdry roadsquiet and speeds are at or above postedincident free894 south even before the first presidential debate b

video ire looking at is an espn commercial with arnold palmer making an arnold palmer. how did he get the recipe? he asked his wife to mix two. i thought, boy, this is great, babe. i'm going to take it when i play golf. i'm going to take a thermos of ice tea and lemonade. the arizona beverage company invested in his drink and launched the arnold palmer ice tea and lemonade brand. that's one of my favorite commercials of all time. how many times do we remind ourselves we forgot our lunch? too many flights of stairs. how about having a wife who can airmail it through the sunroof? i don't know what condition that sandwich was in by the time it landed but at least -- >>russell: it doesn't matter. doesn't matter. >> i need a sandwich on the fly. it all ends up in the same place. huntington beach, california. they were at the surf city surf dog competition on sunday. variety of skills, including length of the ride and confidence on the board. winner and his dog bono won first prize. that is confident. >>russell: nice. i have to tell you something because ron had the perfect e