ryan palmer will be first. par 4.ich: certainly a hole where you'd like to have both players putting for birdie here. very generous fairway. he doesn't like it. nick: popped that one up a bit. yeah, he's los distance with that one. at least he can get his hands onto it. bill: 11. ian: third shot for cameron smith. defensive it's just 87 yards. everybody in this group laid up. cameron with a terrific angle. will it go past the hole? ian: so much spin on that one, dottie, it actually jumped over his ball mark as it came back. dottie: that may have slowed it down a fraction but certainly not enough. ian: 12. bill: jordan. nick: a lot of angle change in his spine. you know, he leans forward, backwards. we always talk about the tilt of your spine but it looks like he goes up and down, backwards and forwards to me. bill: they're currently five behind. here's kelly craft, giving it a run. that will be a par for the team. 11. dottie: absolutely no wind now, ian. here it comes. beautiful. ian: 18 birdies, two eagles for these

bill: here's ryan palmer. jordan is in oh, there you go. his partner takes the pressure off and he comes through. he left a few on the course yesterday with some short putts they couldn't convert. nick: they found the range. the freedom of the stroke makes a big difference. bill: they're four under for this final round. gets them to minus 18. currently four back and let's go to eight. ian: maybe cameron smith learned from that first one of kevin's. dottie: he was certainly close enough to kisner to have a good look at what was going on. and his partner will certainly tell him about it. ian: don't get too concerned about it. a lot of holes to play. bill: pat kizzire, third shot. dufner is in there fairly tight. he'll have a good work at birdie. kizzire cozies that up. roughly a tap-in for par. starting to run out of holes, though. let's go back to eight. ian: well, was he a good student? looks good. oh, and his did get the break with the grain. just so close. he thought he had it as well going up the hill. so they've got fours. now scott bro

jordan spieth and ryan palmer could be in the lead if it wasn't for their poor putting.e at 14 under. team of blitz and smith with a four-stroke lead. smith drains a birdie putt here and they are 19 under par. >>> giants and padres just under way, matt cain for san francisco. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00 celebrating the bay area >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00 over on coffee tv 20 will it be the same, what will happen during tonight's slim down white correspondent's dinner. >>> and a week after a mob took over a bart car, the team is stepping up so it won't happen again. >>> maritime days, to help getet children excited about careers, they build a mini city and build light houses and ships. the event started twelve years ago. this year has more girls an tedding then ever. >> they see themselves as scientists, engineers, anything to contribute, they have a lot to offer. >> we've just done a really good job making a big effort in making sure the girls know they ask do anything the boys can. >> yes they can. 5,000 people attended this year. did your daughter get into sc

jordan spieth and ryan palmer could be in the lead if it wasn't for their poor putting.are 4th place at 14 under. team of blitz and smith with a four-stroke lead. smith drains a birdie putt here and they are 19 under par. >>> giants and padres just under way, matt cain for san francisco. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00 celebrating the bay area's r >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00 over on coffee tv 20 will it be the same, what will happen during tonight's slim down white correspondent's dinner. >>> and a week after a mob took over a bart car, the team is stepping up so it won't happen again. >>> maritime days, to help get children excited about careers, they build a mini city and build light houses and ships. the event started twelve years ago. this year has more girls an tedding then ever. >> they see themselves as scientists, engineers, anything to contribute, they have a lot to offer. >> we've just done a really good job making a big effort in making sure the girls know they ask do anything the boys can. >> yes they can. 5,000 people attended this year. did your daught

nawlins for the pga zurich classic using the team format jordan spieth and ryan palmer could be in theif it wasn't for their poor putting. been there, done that. they were in fourth place at 14 under par. the team of jonas blix and 23-year-old cameron smith has a four-stroke lead. smith drains the birdie putt here. they're 19 under par. >>> finally, as the last player taken in the nfl draft, chad kelly is this year's mr. irrelevant. he was picked by the broncos after waiting for 252 other players to be chosen. he got so bored he actually fell asleep during the sixth round. kelly, though, will soon be the center of attention as newport beach honors him during mr. irrelevant week. and this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. biek by the way, he's the nephew of jim kelly, hall of famer. >> i like how everybody was tweeting around him. rick, thanks a lot. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow [ yawns ] [ sighs ]

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the next is the amendment to the health care act with paul ryan was saying would bring insurers back into the marketplace. it's the palmer schweikert amendment and the commerce committee will meet to add that amendment. let's go to kevin cerilli and today he joins us from palm beach, florida because there is a lot happening. we have more to discuss before we get there. amendment thate speaker ryan talked about, will this be enough to appease the base for donald trump and wedge the gop together on health care and get them through the next six months or one year? senior aideby a that house speaker paul ryan that there will be a markup of this bill on the rules committee of an amendment to the health care policy proposal put forth by representative gary palmer and david schweikert of alabama and arizona respectively. this would create a new risk sharing fun. they will meet today to later markup this bill. breakfast for them earlier this morning, some members of the house freedom representativeg jim jordan and house freedom caucus chairman mark meadows and representative justin amash, signaled that they would be able to supp

palmer: i appreciate the way that you have approached this. thank you very much. >> i also appreciated an earlier question. speaker ryan said he wants to give quality in a formal health care to every american. rep. palmer: may i --? may i correct that statement -- that statement? >> would you oppose a bill that has higher out-of-pocket expenses for the same or better benefits than we have now regardless of age or pre-existing condition? rep. palmer: first, let me address the aids issue. i served for 20 years with the united way on their -- it is a community initiative committee now. community planning. i was on the original aids subcommittee. i don't know if you were around then all remember that. way?r united rep. palmer: it was done through the united way. it was the birmingham aids outreach effort. patricia todd was a member of that subcommittee. that is how i got to know her. i was one of the guys that helped put together the grant birmingham $75,000 to launch the effort to provide medicine and groceries and care for people who were dying of aids. i understand the issue and i am thankful that the research has gotte

. >> i also appreciated an earlier question -- speaker ryan said he wants to give affordable and quality health care to every american. rep. palmer: may i --? thatuld you oppose a bill has higher out-of-pocket expenses for the same or better benefits than we have now regardless of age or pre-existing condition? rep. palmer: first, let me address the aids issue. i served for 20 years with the united way -- it was a community initiative community -- committee now. community planning. aids on the original subcommittee. -- it was birmingham done through the united way. it was the birmingham aids outreach effort. patricia todd was a member of that. a member of that subcommittee. that is how i got to know her. i was one of the guys that helped put together the grant that got birmingham the grant to peoplethat effort for that were dying of aids. i understand the issue and i am think that the research has gotten us to appoint where people dying from aids will be a thing of the past. with regard to the health care i do not support medicaid expansion. , orhe event of a hurricane any other disaster, congress will take action just as we have

palmer can proceed. >> i'm not nervous, i'm just -- yeah, i'm nervous. >> reporter: first, a blow to sherry's hopes. the judge dismisses nearly all the observations of witnesses like police officers chris yarchuk and ryaninvestigator sheila wysocki. >> their opinions were not based on any relevant scientific methods, processes, and data, and seemed to be just pulled out of the thin air. >> reporter: in fact, we spoke to dr. jonathan arden, a forensic pathologist. >> to me, the evidence is highly consistent with a fall off a cliff. >> reporter: as for the police investigation, the dekalb county sheriff's department defends its detective work, saying "there is simply no evidence in this tragic case that will support lauren's death being considered homicide or foul play." and the judge agrees, ruling there will be no trial against hannah palmer. >> the court finds that the plaintiff has not produced any shred of evidence that anyone intentionally harmed ms. agee. >> reporter: it's a disappointing setback for sherry. her lawyer alex little says they will appeal. >> it's just another day in court. we'll proceed on, and we expect to prevail. >> reporter: sheila says this about the judge's findings. >> was i

seniorspoke with aide to house speaker ryan who tells me the rules committee will meet tomorrow to mark of a bill, an amendment to the health care policy introduced by gary palmerfrom alabama and arizona. respectively say the memo would create a new risksharing fund and that they are working to a final agreement and progress has been made this week. they are trying to show they made some progress coming into the recess next week. they've: thank you. amy wuoining us is silverman and the dean baker. dean, are you going to make a distinction between what we hear on twitter and what we might learn behind closed doors? is a good question. i am not sure whether twitter is our best source of not. i would probably go with behind closed doors. i pay attention to twitter like everybody else these days. alix: we have seen things relatively stable going in the meeting and it can relieve tension. what we hear from the rhetoric from trump on twitter could be different and does that affect volatility? >> it deftly does. one thing that has happened since the beginning of the election is the options market is a little bit more it mean. -- immune. every tweet was met with volati