i want to respond to rory.day, he did not challenge the statistics you gave on poverty and extreme poverty and nobody does, but those are huge changes in people's lives. of course, all of the other changes we talked about. real income growth. instead, the media focuses on everything that is bad. you could do that with the clinton years. he presided over the largest for longest economic expressed in u.s. history. there are still a lot of bad things going on in the united states. partly reduced sharply -- a came back, by the way, after he was gone. this completely one-sided picture you see every single day, yes, the public hospitals deteriorated, but that is one of the reasons why they cannot control the health ministry. that is why they created providing health care for millions of people there. there is no doubt that he is talking about -- there were serious problems in the administration. to say this was a failure? i mean, look at venezuela the 20 years prior to chÁvez when the economy shrank on a per capita b

i don't think rory's learned how to do that yet. rory struggled a little bit this spring, but he's 23 years old. he'll learn. he'll learn when he's not playing well, he'll learn how to win ugly. that's what -- >> rose: what you did occasionally? >> that's what everybody has to learn. tiger has learned how to win ugly. i had to learn how to do that. you just don't play your best every day. >> rose: what's the difference when you don't play your best, do you know? >> timing most of the time. it's usually timing and you usually get off on it. if you took-- 10 of your friends that you know who play golf, and you put them 200 yards away, and they all swing a golf club, you'll name every one of them, right, because they all have a different swing. they all have their own personality as it relates to their golf swing. and as does rory, as does tiger, as does any of the guys out there. >> rose: designing golf courses is your passion today. the land speaks to you. what does it say to you? >> some land says ugh. some land says wow. >> rose: w

but he's the man to beat. >> where does this leave rory? rory was out of it. he won the pga in the last major by eight shots. then change of class, he walked off the course a month or so ago and said his head wasn't in the right place. all of a sudden, he plays the extra tournament, comes in second. shoots the last round 66. how much does that change his prospect? >> it changes it massively. one thing about rory mcilroy, he's always a very popular person. i still think he has a long way to go. these are the top, top goalers. he's lights the grand national. he has the game to win this, but has he got the form? he comes in at a little bit of form, but his concern with the club would be a big concern for me with the money down. >> distance controls everything. i think it's going to go to the winner. my money is on keegan bradley. >> keegan bradley? >> i think he's the man to beat. he's a very popular choice among other people out there. he's had four top ten finishes in the last four events. if you look at the last round he played in the texas open, he's won four

web developer and fisherman rory connor was visiting his parents and spending the day fishing on thewhile in the water, o'connor often mounts a portable video camera to the kayak. >> i fish alone. if i catch a big fish, nobody's going to believe me. plus i can brag to friends saying look what i caught. >> but he had no idea the story his camera was going to catch. he's been out for a few hours when he hears something. but this is no fish. >> i looked over my left shoulder and i saw a dog. my first thought was why is he coming straight at me? you know, i was a little worried he was going to try to attack me or something, but as he got closer, i could tell he was really in distress. just by the look on his face. i knew he needed to get out of the water. i grabbed him by the collar and hauled him on to the kayak. i had this milk crate i keep my fishing gear in. i went to the nearest boat to see if they lost a dog. >> did you lose a dog? he came swimming up to me. >> no one on the boat is missing a dog. the mystery only deepens when he paddles to the nearest shore point. >> i walked him

as far as i'm concerned, rory's a hero. >> i'm lucky i was there at that time to be able to at leastog back to them. that's the time you need your family pet the most. >>> coming up, a bucket list adventure takes a terrifying turn as an 80-year-old woman clings to life at 11,000 feet. when "caught on camera: odd and outrageous" continues. ♪ using telemedical and mobile technologies, verizon innovators are connecting trauma surgeons to patients in the field. helping them get the attention they need, before they even reach the hospital. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. >>> hello, i'm milissa rehberger. several americans are dead after two separate incidents in afghanistan today. two were killed in a car bombing as they were on their way to donate books to a school. three u.s. troops were killed in another attack in southern afghanistan. >>> and tragedy has struck the family of rick warren. his 27-year-old son committed suicide after a long battle with depression. back to "caught on camera." >>> "caught on camera." a bucket

does not give a chance for a better live to so many children but what's so interesting here is that rory do you know which are the countries that never ratified the most important document pro-tax children rice across the globe the u.n. convention on the rights of her child or what i understand why do you know the almost the entire united nations signed off and ratified this document but there were two left of to write two countries somalia and the united states some of the united states and in a culture about thank you well there are voices within russia claiming the magnitsky list has sunk the chance for moscow and washington to reset diplomatic ties alexei pushkov he's the head of the foreign affairs committee in the russian lower house of parliament he believes president obama is trapped by an anti russian mood among american lawmakers. the irony of all of this is that to my mind president obama has become hostage to this list has become hostage to the anti russian elements in the u.s. congress because basically obama needs a corporation was russia is a corporation in korea it is a c

we all know tiger woods, rory mcilroy will be grabbing the headlines. >> they will.rs. but there's going to be one 14-year-old boy who will be getting his share of attention. we're talking about gua guan tianlang will be the youngest masters player ever. he wasn't even born when tiger woods won the first of his two. >> shane is joining us from augusta, georgia. shane, another golf prodigy, yeah? >> another golf prodigy and a record breaker at that, suzanne. it's amazing to watch this kid play. the maturity he's showing, the name on everyone's lips, we were very fortunate golf on cnn international to do a feature on him ahead of the masters and really attracted a lot of attention. very positive attention as well because he's a fascinating kid. he's been over in the states for the last three weeks. he's been aclimatizing and he's here in augusta relishing every moment playing with former champions like ben crenshaw and out with tiger woods as well. a lot of talk about his impact on the game and what he's doing for the growth of the game in china. it was fascinating lis

rory mcill royal decide -- mcilroy decided he needed a workout before the masters. he is at 6-under, four off the lead. billy horschel chipping in for birdie. >> women lazy first major of the year the kraft nabisco crampship. park, birdies the fifth right here. at 12-under, park, a 3-shot lead heading into the final round tomorrow. >> look at this video. dedication to your job in an 18 and-under hockey championship, lithuanian player tosses his stick, nails the referee. the ref -- he doesn't come back to him. he goes to the other player on the opposing team, pushes the two aside and says, let's get back to the game. that's amazing. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply and hardware, talk about sticking to your job and not getting caught in the moment. >> where can i find that bobblehead? the sports office? >> you'll probably find it with all the others in the sports office. >> ama: a big return for a baseball card that is more than 100 years old. we'll >> ama: join mary tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. we'll find out why u.s. and scioscia military leaders

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. >> third round of the valero texas open, the tuneup before the masters, rory mcilroy decides to play here. last weekend deciding heed needd one more tuneup. he is 6-under, for off the lead. the lead held by billy horschel. women's fir major of the area, the kraft nabisco championship in rancho mirage. she has a three-shot lead at 12-under and is on the 18th 18th hole. >> ama: thank you so much. if did you happen to see a big red ball in sans france today? it there is! the sign of something big coming >> coming up at 6:00, help for home owners struggling to make ends meet. the group that can help cut your mortgage down by as much as a thousand dollars a month. >> a multibill dollar industry that can't operate like a normal business. why banks don't want this group's money. >>> speaking of my. this week's powerball is coming to california. today the lottery game's signature redball made a stop in san francisco. it's on a state tour to promote powerball. you can purchase a ticket on monday. the current jackpot is $40 million. good luck. >>> this is "world news." tonight, breaking news,

garcia by 4 strokesgarcia and a guy named marc leishman both shot 6-under par 66's former number 1 roryonsidered tiger's biggest rival - opened with a so so round of 70, aided by this birdie putt on 6 14-year old chinese 8th grader gwan tian-long got a huge applause with this 15 footer for biride on the final hole - gwan finished with a 1-over par 73 and remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can also get headlines and live traffic. it's on comcast 193 and you can also watch it live on kron4.com. >> pam: good night. it's sleep train's interest-free for 3 event! get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest-free for 3 event, on now! superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

and rory mcilroy slated to tee up shortly after.inly of interest this year is a 14-year-old eighth grader from china who will become the youngest ever to compete in the masters. guan earned his spot by winning in november in thailand. he will play at 12:45 p.m. here's what the 130-pound middle schooler had to say after his practice round. >> i'm really looking forward to the tournament. i think it's going to be a little pressure to me, but i'm not going to push myself too hard. and i'm going to enjoy the game so far. >> we wish him the best. don't expect a lot. he only hits 250 yards off the tee, which is not enough to play well at augusta. >>> in baseball, impressive red sox streak is over. the team had claimed to sell out fenway park for 820 consecutive games. that includes 794 regular season games and an additional 26 in the postseason. well, that all came to an end last night against the orioles. could the sox at least walk away with a win? jump to the top of the ninth. this should have sold out. this was a great game. home run

i am not terribly surprised because rory is off his game. >> his swing, he's been reworking a little bit and that takes a while to get locked in. i've been a big believer that the equipment changes he made which included all his clubs including his putter. he changed balls, he changed shoes, he changed gloves. everything changed and that just takes a while. it'll take an entire year for him to get used to. >> i'm really a layman when it comes to golf. why would a guy chanyt whenemed? he must be called a i've to tiger woods the great super star. why did he change everything? >> reportedly his continue tract is over $200 million. that gets your attention pretty quickly. with tiger being a nike guy he changed from catalyst to nike with his gear. he everyone changed sunglasses from companies there. so you know money talks. big change there. >> what does he have to do? >> i think he's just got to, play more. i think he's got to play more and get more comfortable with the the ball and the ball flight and all those things and just have has to play more. that's whey he played last week when

however despite finishing eleven shots behind when adam scott of the last as well number two rory mcilroy has twenty twelve to remember after the northern irishman was named player of the year it by the golf writers association of america. two dozen solvers it was a big year for me i think you're getting to world number one was it was a big accomplishment. winning my second major championship care while it was a it was big for me too and you know being part of an unbelievable ryder cup team was it was just incredible now russia has dominated the past four lympics at rhythmic gymnastics this targeting another strong performance in rio in twenty sixteen one of the big hopes is london silver medalist the idea of the answer of a as the teenager aims to battle bought from a career threatening injury and spoke with michael. it's been a roller coaster two years forcing. me to after taking all round gold at the world cup in twenty twelve injury forced her out of the european championships and put her place in russia as the olympic team in jeopardy but the nineteen year old ford back and took silv

from moscow this is artsy with me rory sushi street battles prison strikes and fresh exchanges of fire on the gaza border palestinians have been venting their fury at israel off the one of their high profile nationals died and is ready to jail while serving a life sentence some of the follow up clashes in the west bank did tunde deadly two teenagers were shot by the i.d.f. they were going to go. one man's death turned into a rage of the masses at the beginning of the week sixty four year old my sorrow bookham d. a died in the israeli prison according to his family the palestinian prisoner has complained about his health since the summer of last year but it was only in march that doctors told him that he had a terminal illness and only days left to live news about the hunt is that spread like wildfire cross the palestinian territories clashes haven't asked numerous towns and villages across the region resulting in the deaths of two palestinian two majors but the most intense clashes between israeli security forces and palestinian protesters took place right here in hebron the hometown o

and gulfs well number two rory mcilroy says he's happy to have regained his form just in time for the first major of the season the masters after the northern irishman came second at the texas open two shots behind scotland's martin lead i eliminated the stupid mistakes that i was making on the course mental errors. to finish off this tournament but a run like today is is obviously great going into gustus so you know even though if you didn't get the trophy you know martin just played too good today i mean sixty three out there in those conditions is is phenomenal. we're really pleased with my game. while the greatest ever an impi and michael phelps feels on it's to have played golf with his childhood hero the swimming great teed off again off people legend michael jordan at a charity event in las vegas. i've been wanting to do it for a long time but i've had some things that i thought to prepare myself for so i could make it out of the past years but you know it's an event that i've heard is always a fun one. you know michael being my childhood idol. you know being able to come out a

and he would locker and she would rory is oregon or is he dead because he was away at school. know he wanted to have his fun but it is controls of volume on the level of communication but on facebook with face-to-face relationships if we are walking down the street and there you are you might come over to say hello and i will have to learn socially to deal with it with the new technology we can block people in various ways and i worry about the social impact. also the fact we must be connected to people that if i had not gotten back immediately maybe they're shunned from the social circle we don't go to dinner because you didn't answer fast enough so we feel driven so they must be on but they will tell you they don't want to be. it is not good for the individual psyche or interaction. >>host: we want to be always on or we don't but feel compelled? >> we feel conflicted. so we recognize always being available to others to distract yourself is not necessarily a good thing is today a group of students who were taking a course on digital citizenship most of them had a computer or

this is ought to be on rory sushi still ahead for you in the program the asian economic forum turns global heads of state and business leaders from all over the world attending on mass all t.v. reports from china. plus the war of words the escalating tension between israel and palestine sparks an advertisement for time in new york just ahead for you. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. a pleasure to have you with us thanks for joining us here on out it's he heads of state business leaders and nobel prize winners of all gathered in china to discuss economic and other pressing global issues the twelve forum has already proven a truly global event this year and once again bringing the world's attention to emerging nations ever growing economic clout a local correspondent alexander reports from china. when people hear it in all week for the first thing that comes to mind is the snow will escape in doubles but this is not changing as the repertoire eyes of the so-called asian tigers has shifted the focus east towards when it comes to the world's economic development establish

it's good to have you with us here on our two i'm rory sushi live in moscow and the father of the two boston marathon bombing suspects says he won't seek revenge for the death of his son tamar lan. added that he wants to bring his daughter in law and grandson back to russia and artist joins us live here to talk more about the parents of the suspects who certainly have been in the spotlight since the deadly bombings it's our good to see you today tom what what's so what's been said by the parents of the brothers so far your story so has just said in a press conference that he wants to go soon as possible to morrow to fly to the u.s. to pick up the body of tom allowed also to pick up his widow and his grandson and son and bring them back to the south of russia to live with him that it's also there's been words from the mother as well she says that she restates believes her sons to be innocent have no connections with terrorism as she said before that they were monitored that this was a setup she's unsure whether she will go to the you what she has an outstanding shoplifting charge again

thank you for joining us here on r t i'm rory suchet live in moscow iran's nuclear program once again in the spotlight as talks resume in kazakhstan in return for lifting some sanctions the international community is demanding iran stops uranium production and shuts down an enrichment facility fearing the country may be trying to develop a nuclear weapon to iran does maintain its ambitions of purely peaceful but with israel threatening military action if there is no breakthrough certainly the stakes are high let's not sons of a side mohammad marandi a from the university of tehran joining us live here at all it's a pleasure to see from you today so if you think the talks in kazakhstan what can we expect from these talks do you think anything good. not very optimistic at the moment for any major breakthrough because. western countries still show no sign of recognizing iran right to enrich uranium as an independent and sovereign country. you know that western countries like to present themselves as the international community which they are not the international community is the majorit

from moscow this is our team with me rory sushi i the united nations has adopted its first ever treaty designed to control the global trade in conventional weapons . that was already dubbed historic although the document has no in forstmann mechanism let's take a closer look at what it's aimed at achieving here one see also of the treaty bans countries from exporting arms to embargoed states and prohibits the sale of weapons so those who could use them to carry out war crimes are acts of terrorism also the document requires states to prevent conventional from getting into the black market or the un chief or so the document will become a powerful new tool to help prevent human rights abuses with some states point held that the deal is ambiguous unlocking clarity. reports on what it means for the world's major exporters the u.s. accounts for thirty percent of global arms sales russia twenty six percent germany friends china seven six five percent respectively the figures are provided by the stockholm international peace research institute they cover the last four years of arm sales by th

live from moscow this is art see i'm rory sushi thank you for joining us today they're human rights a become the latest battleground for china to challenge the u.s. in addition to trade economy and regional military supremacies beijing has slammed washington's approach to people's freedoms this in its own report released on the heels of an american one at the infringement of rights of broad increased electronic surveillance and a spike in gun violence are just some of the issues china has criticized america for. as more after years of swallowing accusations of violating human rights beijing is fighting back after last year the us published its scalding human rights practices report now china held a mirror back to washington and its role of international human rights judge. let's take a look at where the two clash the u.s. again accuse china of limiting internet freedoms the so-called great firewall of china where beijing has long being under scrutiny for blocking many western websites such as facebook google and you tube but those criticizing china are no saints the sounding people an

look behind rory mcoel roy. his caddy and around yould waumer, player can still play. chipping in. they put the pin in the spot every year so we might see magic like this. back and in and take a look at reaction. no par 3 winner ever won the masters. i never have seen arnie do a chest bump with anyone. no champagne. warriors know this is just the beginning. more work to be done. four games left. currently holding a lead against houston. jackson shed tears of joy last night. curry says this squad just getting started. >> not too many people expect us to be in this position. now, i can guess nobody else will give us a shot and our goal is to be aggressive. and take it from there. >> and now replacing ray lewis is row lando maclaine? maybe. he had issues with the silver and black they feel this is worth a gamble, we shall see. >> golf highlights are fun. >> that is fun. >> neat tradition there. >> join me tonight at 9:00 coming up, shocker on part. a stun gun and a fight. a woman to the rescue. >> a brand new barbie. why this zol drawing a lot of criticism. >> and that is it for this

does not give a chance for a better live to so many children but what's so interesting here is that rorydo you know which are the countries that never ratified the most important document pro-tax children rice across the globe the u.n. convention on the rights of the child or what i understand why do you know the almost the entire united nations signed off and ratified this document but there were two left of tonight two countries somalia and the united states somalia the united states and in a culture of thank you stephen cohen a professor of russian studies and history at n.y.u. says the diplomatic fallout is due to the incompetency of some members of the u.s. congress. obama did not want the magnitsky act it was imposed on him by the american congress and by a congress that included his own political party the democratic party the act by congress was of course provoked by aggressive voting forces in the united states congress is itself is not russophobia it's just uninformed it knows almost nothing about russia most members of congress have no understanding of the international affair

hi there rory yes the choir after the storm i suppose here at the village of roman ski about sixty kilometers outside of moscow smoke is still gently rising from the shell of a psychiatric hospital but caught fire so fast and with so much loss in the early hours of this morning forensic teams and investigators are going through the building they found thirty six of the thirty eight people reported dead and they're now trying to find out what exactly did happen in those early hours. neighbors say that the fire started around two am and quickly spread throughout the building by the time the emergency services had arrived one hour later it was too late to save those inside three did manage to escape one nurse who stumbled out and managed to grab a patient on her way out another pay another patient did manage to escape without her help. tom what about other possible causes of this inferno here in and can you tell us why were there so many casualties. but. yes this at the moment a developing investigation with as far as that goes with contradictory reports around various aspects of what exactly ha

nation unveiled their own musical instruments for the show for this event after they are scores of rory in south africa in two thousand and ten local singer colleen also brown came up with the cash the rollers these are much smaller plastic shakers which produced a softer rattling sound. on wednesday controversial liverpool striker luis suarez was banned for ten matches by the english football association after the twenty six year old beat chelsea defender branislav a van of age only on junior sides to two draw at anfield the referee didn't see the incident which was later reviewed on television suarez admitted to the offense and later apologized in two thousand and ten the striker was banned for seven matches after he beat p.s.v. midfielder often by call off playing for i at the dutch shop like. thursday rail madrid goalkeeper cassius was given any of the extended loves as the club captain appeal event a day after what decided suffer a four one drubbing at grittier dortmund in the first leg of their champions league semifinal fellow spanish cup barcelona were also stunned for by munich

hi there rory yes investigators are combing through the remains of that psychiatric hospital here in the village of about sixty kilometers away from moscow trying to find what actually happened in the early hours this morning broke out in the building and swept through it killing thirty. the people of fire started around two am say locals in the village and spread quickly lots of people not being able to make it out in time but when the emergency services arrived after an hour it was already too late to save those a side three did escape a nurse who stumbled through the smoke and grab someone on her way out one of the patients and another patient who did manage to escape without her help. talking talk to us about the investigation so far i understand as you said the investigators are there on the scene and what do they know at this point the cause of the fire. in the abyss and in and yes there are contradictory accounts as to what exactly happened in those frantic minutes as the fire swept through the building we've heard various. theories and various statements of what people consid

does not give a chance for a better live to so many children but what's so interesting here is that rory do you know which are the countries that never ratified the most important document pro-tax children rice across the globe the u.n. convention on the rights of her child over what i understand why do you know the almost the entire united nations signed off and ratified this document but there were two left of to write two countries somalia and the united states somalia and the united states and in a culture about thank you for some more perspective on this i'm joined by professor stephen cohen a russian studies and history expert new york university thanks very much for joining us here on r t so to what extent do you think this tit for tat exchange will affect relations between moscow and washington. it's already effected relations it's created a very bad atmosphere political atmosphere in washington with the mcnair ski act you now have institutionalized by an act of congress. a kind of prejudicial russia that is going to continue it won't be possible to end the ski act in moscow it's

today i'm rory suchet live in moscow with your news from around the world let's get straight to our breaking news for you this hour here on r t a magnitude seven point eight earthquake on the iran pakistan border has reportedly killed at least forty people ran officials expect hundreds more have been killed this is certainly one of the biggest earthquakes the country has seen since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and the epicenter is thought to be situated ninety kilometers south of the iranian city of cash out of forty eight kilometers from pakistan and tremors were felt all across the gulf from dubai where buildings were evacuated all the way to new delhi or people are reported to have been fleeing the streets it was back in a two thousand and three an earthquake near the country's town of that killed forty thousand people. and a year old boy was among three people killed by twin blasts which rocked the boston marathon finish line and more than one hundred forty others are in hospital some having lost their limbs is the worst domestic attack in the u.s. since nine eleven and i see a