batting just .097 in june and they talked about saunders struggles. >> it was not working with saunderswas not working in the way he was capable of hitting. he was disappointed as well. he knows he is a better header that he has shown. >> it did not work out the way we hoped that michael did. we talked to michael a little while ago this is not the story we hoped would be written. one thing as managements we have to keep an open mind. >>> more phillies news, jared has landed on the 10 day disabled list, the starter has an upper back strain and is winless but pitched well his last time out on saturday. >>> to basketball. yesterday the sixers pulled off the mega trade. thursday they are expected to use the number one overall pick to pick point guard market faulks. how that affects their free agency plans remains to be seen. >> it's certainly something that i think afters our situation and we have a core of young players in place that will be significantly stronger once the decision is made. on thursday night. one thing that we are going to continue to address and something that we did last

they designated jeanmar gomez and michael saunders for assignment yesterday, gomez had 37 saves thisear, but an era, or excuse me 37 saves last year but this year his era is over seven. saunders hit 24 home runs for blue jays last year but this season he is hitting .205 in 200 at bats. >>> nba draft is tomorrow and sixers are working out players they may take in the second round, the team, worked out six players at the team headquarters, including two local products including villanova's chris jenkins and spencer white. they showed the sixers brass they can play. now jenkins says wow like to get pick by sixers but he is willing to play anywhere. >> hopefully the sixers want me. i love it here but, you know, just where ever the chips may fall whatever road turf take. i have always been one to never have the easy road and i don't expect this to be any different. >> seven times pro bowler warren sap has announced he will donate his brain to science when he dies. sap admits he suffers from memory loss and blames it on his career as a defensive lineman over 13 season with the tampa bay bu

saunders and gomez are officially released to day it is hot in arizona again today, 114 degrees at first, phillies fans aren't used to this weather. phillies trying to get hot after lead off double to miguel franco and odubel herrera robbed polanco and forced to stay at second. second later frank co, he is picked off by randall delgado. one team in baseball pick off more than phillies, wake up, pete mackanin won't be happen bye this either. jeremy hellickson facing paul goldschmidt, cameron perkins does not take best route allowing runner to score, and slow it up. hellickson's reaction, shaking his head. phillies are down one to nothing, in the seventh. >>> sixers number one pick markelle fultz could make his debut in a sixers uniform as early as next monday in the nba summer league. ironically it will come against boston celtics the very team that passed on fultz with fultz on board sixers finally appear ready to start playing competitive basketball even owner josh harris admits he is done with this entire process, harris says enough with the building, let's start winning. >> it is amaz

phillies jeanmar gomez and michael saunders for assignment.saves for phillies last year this year he had an era over seven. saunders was on the one year deal but has struggled for phillies. he had a .205 batting average and 200 at bats. >>> kobe millnor and cameron perkins have been called up to take their place. >>> it is eagles running back darren sproles 34th birthday to celebrate eagles tweeted out video of sproles when he was a little kid playing football. he had moves even then. >> yes. >> dominating other kid. >> yes. >> look at him. >> look at him go there. >> he is moving. >> glad he is on our team. >> i like the hand out. >> yes, nobody catching him. >> when they are little, you cannot kind of tell, that kiddies good. >> fly like an eagle. >> well, first special visit here for children who need it most. >> philly fanatic was brightening spirits and ball players he brought with him. >> and "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. >> anthony mason joins with us a look ahead to that anthony. >> hi jessica and joe, tonight on the "cbs ev

year ago but struggled and took the loss in sunday against arizona and era is north of seven and saunders million disaster and batting .205 and 97 in the month of june and cut in recent weeks and saunders was a huge disappointment. >> definitely did not workout the way we hoped it would and not the way we hoped it would not the way michael did and i talked to michael about that a little while ago in january this is not the story we hope would be written. >> reporter: bad news on the injury front ikehoff on ten day disabled list with an upper back strain and winless in 14 starts to the season and brock has been recalled from lehigh valley to take the spot on the roster aheads in sports an nba insider sees big things in the sixers future and chris jenkins gets a workout with the team two days ahead of the nba draft. villanova hopes to play at the next level and wouldn't mind if he ended up with the sixers and o and b keeping a watchful eye and had a workout with the sixers in camdon and averaged 13 points per game in the last seasons and would love to hear his name called thursday in the nb

they had to do that by getting rid of michael saunders and goes in.y designated those guys for assignment basic means the guys will never play for the phils again. both of those guys have been widely disappointed saunders even more so. that guy all star last year. the phils brought him to be in a big bat he's only batting .205 with 20 rbi's. the general manager talked about why it was time to make move move. >> we've tried over the first couple of months of the year a lot of different things to get michael going and as i said, it very well may happen. it may happen this year the second half with somebody else. but, you know, for where we are as franchise, we thought it was the right time. to the nba draft celtic traded away the number one pick to the sixers and now the number two pick might be dealt as well. the lakers are in trade talks to get second pick and trade it away to indiana for paul george. regardless fultz will be a sixers right now as you can see he's on top of the world. that's him on top of the empire state building. no care in the worl

saunders said from that moment -- i don't know why, i never researched the exact moment -- saunders told me from that moment on, the americans of the highest level were done with nasser. he said none of us could possibly put forward a proposal to woo nasser because he had so undermined his own position in washington. that was against the background of this war in yemen. the war in yemen was a superpower proxy fight. the americans, the saudis and the yemeni royalists were on one side and the soviets and insurgents were on the other side. and the egyptians. we saw it exactly in those terms. so, when nasser blundered into this war, he provoked this war for whatever purposes, he provoked it. the americans were not sympathetic at all. at this you find something very point, interesting. right when the war ends, the u.s., working with the soviets but an american idea, comes up with a u.n. resolution. 242 is territory for peace. this remains the basic idea for -- to this day to make peace between israel and its neighbors. it's a very simple, commonsensical idea but it is against the viewpoints i

. >> i had a discussion with harold saunders, former foreign service officer. and he was among those, and saunders was among those who was very interested in maintaining good relation with nassar and believed that the u.s. association with israel was pointing the relationship with nassar. and he told me that nassar gave a speech in 1966 in which he said in which it was full of fire and brimstone and defines of the americans. and if the americans don't like it, they can go drink the red sea. they can take a flying leap and saunders said that from that moment, for some reason, i don't know why, i never went to research the exact moment on the speech and why it had such an effect. but saunders told me from that moment on, the americans at the highest level were done with nassar. he said none of us could possibly put forward a proposal to window nasser because he had so undermined his own position in washington. and that was against the background of this war in yemen. the war in yemen was a super power proxy fight. the americans, the saudi and the yemeni royalist

anything i am aware rhonda saunders a narcissist who has created nothing of value you realize on the dirty work of others to make himself famous he's a fraud a coward hiding behind a screen a member of a saunders legal team told me earlier that their top priority now is to clarify the nature of the requests that britain's received from the u.s. . we're just waiting for information about us extradition you know it's like the elephant in the room everyone knows it's there but to no one seems to say it sees it so now we really want to have that information we know it exists we wanted to be given to us as a legal team just to assess the situation and see how we can protect mr song from this obviously. expedition demand from the us where he would face in human degrading treatment and of course unfair trial. just finished by reminding him of our breaking news from paris this hour the french interior ministry has said that a car was intentionally rammed into a police van on the show as a roundabout and that the attack of. the attackers condition is not entirely clear he said to be seriously

saunders and gomez released today. obviously they underachieved.had had the most saves in baseball about a year ago at this point. >> yeah, very lucky. count have closer and strike out stuff. so move it around a little bit. ment well, phillies moving back in the loss column again. they have the most walkoff losses in baseball. another one in arizona in the 11th. ramos blouse it. the ball game is over. phillys lose 2-1. it is their worst start in 20 years. it continues. finally, let's go out on a high note. sudden death in the travelers. jordan spieth, mike, from the sand. look where it's going. >> bang in. i played golf today. hit the pin twice. neither went in. >> did you celebrate like this? >> didn't go in. didn't celebrate. >> i don't know what you were into. maybe a celebration. ments that's a pretty good celebration. >> happy gilmore. >> about time he gets back in the win. >> does golf need that? >> of course they do. >> talking about the celebration. >> yeah, celebration. hold out from the trap. if there's a time to celebrate, you celebrate

we asked jake saunders about the race to be first with 56 phones. 56 won't start properly until 2020.rea they have the winter olympics. samsung and lg will do a number of 5g demos. samsung says it will have a 5g handset and it will have a 5g coverage running. in 2019 in the us at&t and verizon are keen to get 5g up at&t and verizon are keen to get 5g up and running just four mobile services. what is intriguing is it has the opportunity to provide coverage in rural communities and perhaps small towns and villages. in ourfinal report perhaps small towns and villages. in our final report this week, 20 yea rs on in our final report this week, 20 years on from the asian financial crisis we look at the philippines which at the time was seen as the sick man of asia but the economy did not suffer as much as its neighbours in the region. i went to my hometown of manila to hear from in the region. i went to my hometown of manila to hearfrom one in the region. i went to my hometown of manila to hear from one survivor of manila to hear from one survivor of the crisis and find out why the philippi

now 5-1, michael saunders. and gold smith at the plate and the glove.s lose for the 10th time in 11 games. that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommels, csn. nbc 10 news is coming right back. ♪ >>> erika's back with a final check on the forecast and heat and steam. >> i think it's getting all of us for tonight. if you like spa, get that j-lo glow. here we have temperatures in the 90s on sunday. 88 on monday. the big story is after father's day. happy father's day to all the fathers out there, mine included. i want to say it looks like we could see one or two scattered showers. on monday i want to stres it looks like we will see severe thunderstorms as the cold front pushes through. so that's something we're monitoring for you. because that's probably the biggest story in the next 48 hours. after that we stay in the 80s through friday and then back the 90s. >> so on monday it's going to come in the afternoon. >> and heavy rain and thunderstorms. >> thanks, erika. for all of us here, snl is next. z2e3tz z5yz y2e3ty y5yy ♪ >> men, women, the hour is upon

saunders was a 81-year dear, had a 205 batting average. last few days for the sixers has been about the big moves. works continued. they work you did up six players. villanova kris jenkins and spends he would like to get picked >> hopefully the sixers want me. but, you know, just wherever the chips may fall, whatever road take. i've been one to never have the easy road and always grind, so i don't expect this to be different >> the sixers may not be done, four second round picks lied to move jahlil ok for. >> there's been talk about interest in acquiring another puck. i'm not going to give up those efforts because we've moved up to number one. i feel in future assets are just that. future assets. when you know that you have a comfortable level. grab them while you can it's a known quantity. >> new york succeeds the nicky aren't against trading. teams have been calling them for a few days, they haven't said no. the price tag for the 21-year-old is set tore high and reported . >>> navy yard for the 12th annual great chefs event, more than 40

the exact moment of that speech and why it had such an effect but saunders told me from that moment on the americans were -- at the highest level were done with nassar. right? the idea he said none of us could possibly put forward a proposal to woo nassar because he had so -- he had so undermined his own position in washington. and that was against the background of this war in yemen. the war in yemen was a superpower proxy fight so the americans, the saudis and the yemeni royalists were on one side. and the soviets, the egyptians and the insurgents were on the other side. and yemen. and we saw it in those -- exactly in those -- in those terms. and so, when nassar blundered into this war if you will, or if you want to say he provoked this war for whatever purposes, he provoked it, the americans were not sympathetic at all and there you find something very interesting. right when the war ends, the u.s. comes up with -- you know, working with the soviets but it's an american idea. comes up with u.n. resolution 242 and to the essence of 242 is territory for peace. this remains the basi

peter saunders, founder of the national association for people abused in childhood joins us from kentia webcam. peter, thank you for being with us. first of all, what do you make of the report? good evening. i haven't read the report in detail. what i have read is obviously very disturbing, the idea that the church, senior officials in the church, senior officials in the church colluded to protect a child abuser. i can't think of anything worse in fact. if you can't trust an institution like the church on such an important issue, then what can you trust it to do? i'm mindful of the fact that peter ball, the convicted abuser, is now a free man. he was released some months ago and the people who suffered, the victims of these crimes, live with the consequences for the rest of their days, so it was interesting to hear the bishop then just days, so it was interesting to hear the bishop thenjust mentioning about care and support for the victims. we have seen very little of that. certainly, our charity hasn't had any kind of financial support from the church and indeed from any of the churc

and then saunders could tie the game but goldschmidt squeezes i at first and it goes 5-1 to the diamondbacksat's a look at sports. i am danny pommells. csn. >>> maybe you are taking your dad to the phil's game against the arizona diamondbacks. cloudy out there, but you may get passing showers, right? >> yeah. wearing special uniforms today to bring awareness to prostate cancer. >>> irish rockers return to the area. they will perform their "joshua tree" album from beginning to end. the show will open at 7:00 this evening. >>> firefly music festival continues tonight. rapper buster rhymes will be onstage. it's the final day for the festival. >>> a lot of people outdoors maybe, cooking out this evening. >> i wish i could say it is the perfect day for outside, but you have to make sure you stay hydrated if you are outdoors, and the shore are in the low 80s there. cape may, looks like people are already celebrating father's day right? good plan. we will go up to 90 degrees today, and it will feel like 94, and tomorrow we have a first alert for the strong to severe thunderstorm threat and we see l

saunders was a 81-year dear, had a 205 batting average. the last few days for the sixers has been about the big moves. works continued. they work you did up six players. villanova kris jenkins and spends he would like to get picked >> hopefully the sixers want me. but, you know, just wherever the chips may fall, whatever road take. i've been one to never have the easy road and always grind, so i don't expect this to be different >> the sixers may not be done, four second round picks lied to move jahlil ok for. >> there's been talk about interest in acquiring another puck. i'm not going to give up those efforts because we've moved up to number one. i feel in future assets are just that. future assets. when you know that you have a comfortable level. grab them while you can it's a known quantity. >> new york succeeds the nicky aren't against trading. teams have been calling them for a few days, they haven't said no. the price tag for the 21-year-old is set tore high and repo . >>> navy yard for the 12th annual great chefs event, more than 40

take a look at this saunders smoking a line drive and caught by the pitcher.bles off the runner at second. in the eighth inning, blanco comes in to pitch facing matt adams and this happens. 74-mile-an-hour fastball and that is gone. phillies lose 14-1. rodriguez designated for assignment after the game. >>> eagles, carson wentz says leading the team happened organically and many quarterbacks make a big jump in year two. >> i think he's ready, you know, last year a lot of people didn't know what to expect from him as far as when you hear the talks but we all knew because we see it in practice every day. and with the weapons he's got now, i mean, man, watch out. >> watch out. >>> the flyers hired a new assistant coach from erie. they have the second pick in the nhl draft. this could be who they take, nolan patrick. he's a captain and center from canada. one of the top two prospects in the draft. >> having a chance to tryout for an nhl team is exciting. my goal is to play in the nhl this year. that's the most exciting thing for me trying to reach that goal. >>> t

michael saunders and gomez designated for assignment which bakely means the phillies are getting rid's over. both of those guys were supposed to be all star caliber players this year and the phils got dead wrong once again matt chen tack and pete mackanin knew they needed to make this move a month ago. they drag their feet. for some reason they held out hoping these guys would turn it around and that means why the phils are the worst team in the league. they can't continue to ignore the obvious they know tear dead wrong op lot of friends. mychal franco isn't a super star. zen him down to the minors and bring up the guys from the minors. patience is always good at some point you have to see what you have especially when you're the wore the team in the league. lucy fans are sick of this status quo and something needs to change. >> all right. thank you sean bell. >>> so grammy award winning artist john legend postponing his camden concert scheduled for thursday night. he took to twitter to apologize to fans and announce he needs to postpone it because he's not feeling well. he's sick. t

social media shows hodgkinson spoke out against republicans and volunteered for the bernie saunders presidential campaign >> an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. >> i am by this despicable act . they say it will go on, as planned. now, pennsylvania congressman, pat meehan and ryan costello were supposed to be at that practice, today, costello missed his ride. meehan had a previous engagement. local congressional delegation is praising law enforcement. >> my first thought go to the heroism of the capitol police that were there and responded immediately in a man their likely saved the lives of a number of people. >> there has been a shooting gallery for three minutes begins people in an opened field. they could have went after them in the dug out. all they had was baseballs to throw back at them. god bless our capitol police. >> congressman brady also called for unity. >>> cbs news will stay on top of the developments in this story, scott pelley is in washington d.c. tonight for a special hour long addition of the "cbs evening news". it is happening at 6:30 right here after "eyewitnes

but allergan's ceo brent saunders says they could be a positive for the drug industry, by focusing not on pricing but not transparency within the system. >> we pay rebates to lower the cost of drugs. to have them more directly lower the cost of drugs i think is a good thing and ultimately will lead to a more clear and transparent system. >> reporter: such an executive order could be a boon to pharmaceutical stocks, experts said, as an alternative to measures like direct government negotiation over drug pricing. still uncertainty in health care abounds. health suinsurer anthem just ma the decision to withdraw from markets in ohio. >> further decisions have not been made to stabilize that marketplace. we've come to a fork in the road in terms of our inability to serve our communities. >> reporter: observers hope for more clarity in the coming weeks as republicans in the senate hammer out their version of health reform. for "nightly business report," meg terrell in minneapolis. >>> a court has ordered another environmental review of the dakota access pipeline. a judge ruled that federal o

howie kendrick came back from an injury aft being out a month and michael saunders has flat out beenting. all these things combined leads to the phillies have histori historically bad season and oh, yeah, the worst part of all of this the minor league prospects aren't ready for the big leagues right now. lucy, nothing going right for this squad right now. >> i know. all right. thank you much sean bell breaking news. >>> the trump administration is ask u.s. supreme court to reinstate its travel ban which blocks entry from specific muslim majority countries. the administration is asking the nation's highest court to consider the legality of president trauma's executive order that the fourth circuit court has struck down. now whether or not the u.s. supreme court takes it up is another matter. >>> the famed saturday night fever dance floor is going up for sale. >> wow. >> right? >> that could be your living room lucy. >> could you imagine. do i have to wear white suit when i'm on there? the floor where john travolta lit the '90s -- 1970'ss what i'm trying to say disco craze on fire may

michael saunders right here who the phillies signed as a veteran free agent paying him $9 million.ggled. only hit .205 and the phils will pay him $134,000 per game. also gomez the reliever, gone. both designated for assignment. here is matt klentak this afternoon. >> you know, i think one of the things as management we have to do is always keep an open mind. you can't be -- you can't lock yourself in and become too ridged in your decision making. you have to make adjustments. the worst record in baseball. things haven't fwagone exactly planned. whether we're winning or losing, we're always going to be looking at potential roster moves to make as better. >> the phillies called up two players. cameron perkins and probably not what you were expecting. >>> sixers wrapping up their pre-draft workouts today. chrkris jenkins worked out for team today. he brought his shot with him. the biggest in college basketball history. chris is not expected to be drafted. >> fortunate to have teams want me to work out for them. fortunately to be here with the sixers. i went to school around here. i lo

. >> margo saunders, senior counsel with the national consumer law center feoffed before congress on behalf of consumers fighting against those robocalls. thanks for being here today. >> you're welcome. >> why are there so many of these robocalls out there? this is a constant daily announ annoyance at my house, too. >> because people are making >> when i pick up the calls, sometimes you see calls, you don't recognize the number but you know it's coming from the town next to you. that's what it's felling you on the caller id. if i pick it up and hear the delay before things start, should i just hang it up? is there anything i can do at that point? >> if a live person comes on, you can say to that live person, please take me off that list. if they call you again after you've been requested to be taken off their list, they're violating the law. >> the ftc and the justice for violating the do not call list. but does a law like this actually make an impact? >> yes, a lawsuit like that does make an impact. but with the dish settlement and similar class actions brought against robocallers,

michael saunders can't get the phillies done. the flyers lose five to one.inale tomorrow. >>> undefeated philadelphia soul looking to keep that winning streak going against the tampa bay storm. third quarter at the wells fargo center dan raudabaugh goes deep connects with darius reynolds for the touchdown. soul wins 62 to 41. they are now a perfect nine and zero. >>> and it was a historic day for justin thomas at the u.s. open in wisconsin. making this crazy putt for birdie from the fifth hole. started off the green hit his putt away from from the green caught the roll. he's one behind the leader heading into tomorrow's final round but how crazy was that shot. >> that's one of the best putts i've ever seen. >> i know, wow. >> thank you lesley. still ahead on "eyewitness news" inspiring words from the dalai lama who addressed students in san diego this afternoon. >> in order to create happier peaceful world, firstly, inner peace very important. >> what the spiritual leader told students about living >> ♪ >> welcome back. just imagine hearing some of the wisee

gives up three runs in 7 innings not bad and same count in the sixth inning and on the course from saunders still struggling but avoids the double play for a tying run and we are in the 12th inning tied up at three a piece and before the game the phillies said that hernandez will miss about six weeks second baseman has oblique injury and leads the team in hits and walks. eagles mandatory mini camp opened for business this morning a lot earlier than we expected, a power outage at the facility was to blame because of that the players hit the field at 9:00 a.m. instead of the scheduled 12:50 it was so hot the team then had to go to lincoln financial field to watch film because the nova care complex still had no juice oppressive heat and power issues made an interesting first day of mini camp. >> it was smoking out there. i mean it was a lot of water getting passed rounaround a lot guys trying to find the shade there was none out there but it was hot out there. >> be ready to hit the curve ball and as a proathlete things change and never the same and a good exercise in hitting a curve ball. >>

margot saunders is with the national consumer law center. >> they want to be abe to reach us without concept, and they want to be able to reach us without our telling them "stop." >> reporter: the f.c.c. does not comment on open petitions, but the chairman told us recently about robocalls in general. >> this is the number one source of consumer complaints to the f.c.c. it dwarfs anything else that we get. >> reporter: well, you can give the f.c.c. your comments, but tomorrow is the last day for public comment, so you can find a link to their comment page and instructs on how to do it ated witatedwith cbs news dawm. >> mason: anna werner. maybe you can leave a voicemail for them. scenic highway into a rode to nowhere. ving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared

appraising in the mountains of mexico what does that have to do with the arab spring colby saunders allthese different movements that have been particular for that you have like in your book you talk about that's about the surprising nine hundred ninety nine for you can be seen as one of the first signs of global discontent about you know anybody's that is then developing a number of different movements first making today's young people body movement and to call. it brought to us the guns the w t o against the war back against the international monetary fund and is then developed more recently in another way by this movements the so-called movements of the squares of two thousand and eleven the arab spring the spanish indignados going to these mania i was thinking the us i mean in a way you can see in his of the surprising d. or e. g. and all of these twenty year or longer more wave of unrest that is because we've been that ward and which demonstrates how many people are not happy at all we need to copy that he sees them as if he's going to do t.v. globally because of the huge injustice

country is an authentic man but i would agree that he's a principled and beautiful human being bernie saunders in your country seems like you had a kind of integrity but was stifled uncontained and marginalized by this political process and i think that that i think that that authenticity to use a ludicrous pun trumped a political turn if this is aimed more appealing to a liberal sensibility what is happening in the world that we've gone through so much i think so don't you i mean you know what is it what do well i think the rejection of globalization and a return to nationalism as a result of that there's a danger in that we'll get the reason of course because of fascism for kickoff but like but but also nationalism one isn't going to work at this point nationalism is a bogus ideology and all of these ideas are in the service of political and financial elite i think that what we are an important point and the result of the last british election gives me some cause for optimism because there was a return to socialist values and you know socialism in the nineteen fifties in your country was att

things about lincoln, much is discussed recently about the death of willy, the wonderful george saunders novel, but we sometimes forget it was eddie two died during this period, and write about that. can you tell us how that loss affected lincoln and -- >> guest: this is my thinking. lincoln in the early 1850s had a beloved son namedded edward, eddie, who died. a child, very young and mary was inconsolable and so lincoln was. lincoln suffered from depression. but here's what i take away from it. mary was so inconsolable she wouldn't eat, and lincoln said, -- he comforts her. he extends his sympathy. this is lincoln who is a depresssive overcoming his depresssive out of empathy for this wife. i think it's a really important episode in his emotional life. >> host: i agree. it's very -- we dish want to make sure there are time for questions so sort of get to the periphery of the room and microphones, i think there's one. let me just ask questions and as you come up. so, you write, lincoln's political education was long but his moment of awakening was sudden. and i just wonder if you can jus

phils down 4 they can get it back, bottom 7, michael saunders with the bases loaded, caught. phils lost, dropping ten of their last 11 games, unreal. >>> the u.s. open began in 1895. they need playing this major for 117 years. yesterday something happened that never happened before in the long history of the pga major. justin thomas in the pink pants scores the lowest sub par round ever, he does it can flare. how about this shot, and the roll, get in the hole. he shoots 9 under, best round of all time. brian harmon is in control, heading into the final round in erin hills, wisconsin. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski happy father's day. >> another hour of "action news" is straight ahead. >> here's some of the stories we're have for you. with school coming to an end, we'll tell you how thousands of children in south jersey will get the nutritional meals they need throughout the summer. >>> plus, oh, baby why it's a extra special father's day for the carters this year. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> happening right now on "action news" following a mi

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fox sports reporter holly saunders is at event in erin hills and has a look at leader board, holly? afternoon, charles. yes, just a quick update from the last time we spoke to you couple hours ago. one big change has been made. 27-year-old brooks koepka taken the outright lead and rickie fowler has fallen a couple shots. rickie has been a fan favorite for many, many years, all the kids walking around with the orange caps, if you're not a golf fan, those are rickie fowler fans, yet to win a major title. sergio garcia did it earlier at the masters and trying to get another first-time winner. hideki matsuyama on the leader board and the day is not over yet. a cut will be made, half will go home tonight and the other half play on the weekend. we've lost two of the best players in the world, jason day and rory mcilroy, they will not play this weekend and dustin johnson is working his way back trying to make the cut. jordan spieth is probably already in. we are on until 9:00 p.m. eastern time tonight, and check in with you tomorrow when coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. charles?

michael saunders and jenmargo -- he was the team's closer a year ago and carries a 7.25 era. >> when have the worst record in baseball it's safe to say things have not gone as planned. and whether we are winning or losing we'll always be looking at potential roster moves to make us better now we are trying to get out of the basement. >> starter jared eye could have has landed on the 10 day disabled list with a back strain. he made the team out of spring training but was sent to the minors earlier this month. >>> to basketball villanova's chrisenkins hopes to play for the nba and would not mind being called by the sixers. and is enjoying this process. >> it's the grind of this journey, fortunate to have teams that want me to work out for them and be here with the sixers and i went to school around here and i love it here. and hopefully they love me back. >> wink wink. >> speaking of nova we caught up with jay wright in south philadelphia at green oh's steaks for a book signing and breaks down jenkins and josh hart's games. >> chris has gotten into better shape and better perimeter pla