tyrrell under pressure. has got to follow that in. there's been a bit of a sense of who's going to blink first here all day long. ick: yeah. technically a fabulous stroke. read was.od the do: that's a bnk. nick: yeah. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] frank: a short flag. further or 15 yards away than what he would like, mark. mark: just 140 carries frank.ing, and playing back into the setting sun. and nice pitching wedge. just oh, once again, i'm amazed at these -- ick: yeah. jim: back at the r.b.c. in just a moment. jim: we're back at harbour town links. nes golf it's been all weekend long just contested.htly we got two tied. eading to the 16th hole. is ancer. impson's in close at 16. garcia. missing the green at 72nd. to 17. open face lob wedge for the pitch for daniel berger. >> oh, yeah! ian: oh, what a shot! competitor. a drain pipe. a rat up a ian: fantastic shot there. three in a row

that's right tyrrell i have been here for almost a week now and i've spoken to quite a few protesters quite a few locals and from day one the people of minneapolis they want. to see these 4 officers charge and now that they've been charged they want to see convictions all the protests i've attended of course they've been peaceful all even the ones that have taken place after curfew the crowds are always diverse and there's a real sense of community here i interviewed quite a few people who said they were willing to risk their lives in the name of justice i remember attending one of the protests it was the 4th precinct and the national guard showed up in the law enforcement was there but basically these people were they were peaceful and they were simulating is exactly what george floyd went through when he was dying at the hands of officer derrick show bed but the national guard didn't move and because these people were peacefully protesting what they were saying to the protesters there like if they moved in we don't care we are here in the name of justice and if we lose our lives so

i also want to talk to that the fact that people are still upset tyrrell people are still upset in the city over germar clark they're upset over philander because steel these are 2 african-americans that died at the hands of police officers in minneapolis and st paul and these officers were not charged or convicted or sentence for their deaths and so this is a big deal for people this is george floyd it's and it is not just one incident it's not isolated this has been happening for years and they want to see justice the attorney general has asked the public to be patient during this time he said that it's going to be really hard and challenging when it comes to convicting all 4 officers i was told by protesters they were tyrrell if these officers are not convicted and sentence then it's going to be a really bad day for the people here in minneapolis back to you tara. great coverage thank you so much for being there on the ground with you. you're welcome. and now to discuss the push to militarize the response to the murder of george floyd in the black watch murder protests as well as th

today investigative journalist and co-host of boom bust ben swan and co-host of watching the hawks tyrrel been turned away and our guys when matt has stepped down as sept he publicly said that it would be inappropriate and counterproductive for him to criticize a sitting president and it threatened be a political nature of the military so what has changed since that ben. well one thing that changes were in an election year right now and everyone's kind of piling on look that's the 1st problem but the 2nd thing is that it just rings so hollow to me when you have a secretary of defense and a general former general who essentially was carrying out a war that was never approved by congress that led to the deaths of millions of people across syria and who wanted to remain there and continue to fight wars in syria and across the middle east and he wanted to continue to do that for a prolonged period of time with no concern whatsoever. about that because the business of war is what he's in but now turns around and says about this president and i think there's plenty of criticism that is legitima

four players share the lead on 15 under heading into the final round, and one of them is england's tyrrelltee off at ten past 7 uk time it is obviously a packed lead of order, it won't be surprising tomorrow if someone around 20 of place goes out and shoots a potentially really low score to win the tournament. if the weather is the tournament. if the weather is the same, which i haven't seen the forecast, i think it will be a probably another low—scoring day, and i'm sure will be exciting to watch my comb on the tv. i'll be back with more throughout the afternoon. officials in germany say a spike in the country's coronavirus reproduction rate is because of a number of local outbreaks. most of the cases are in the western state of north rhine—westphalia — where more than 7000 workers from a meat processing plant have been quarantined. the army has been called in to help.

and tyrrell hatton also shot an 8 under 63. finishes the day with a long birdie on 18. there are 36 players all within five shots of the lead. sunday should be crazy. >>> for the first time in history, the belmont stakes was the first race in the triple crown. it was shortened from a mile and a half to a mile and an eighth. >> the new york hero, 'tis the law, and manny franco to win the belmont stakes. they took it by four lengths to the end. >> tiz the law wins. kentucky derby september 5th. preakness set for october 3. good to see some live sports back. guys. >> chris, thank you very much.m. >>> up next on abc7 news at 5:00, tomorrow is father's day. how the pandemic is inspiring people to get creative with gift-giving and spend more, not less. >>> and abc7 is celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 by featuring as many high school seniors as possible. and get this. so far we've actually featured more than 3,000. so you can get your grad or senior class featured by posting candid pics with the hashtag #grads on 7 or by heading to our website, abc7news.com. congrats t

tyrrel bonjour discuss the extraordinarily candid remarks. rings so hollow to me when you have a secretary of defense and a general former general who essentially was carrying out a war that was never approved by congress that led to the deaths of millions of people across syria and who wanted to remain there and continue to fight wars in syria and across the middle east this is hardly a man of peace who is making these statements the mainstream corporate left in this car in this country you know always seems to forget you know i mean look of it they're the ones who elevated david frum and the you know other neo con types from the bush administration just because they agreed with them and going after donald trump so though i hate anyone just that they can attack their opposition in this case donald trump and the republicans the republicans would do the same thing you know that's the problem with the 2 party system in this country is that they have very short memories when it comes to who's throwing stones and who's throwing bricks to essentia

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trumpet ministration you know our other excusing what of it what leg are they leaning on today reisa tyrrell so when when you think about when you were a little kid right and you got in trouble what's the 1st thing that little kids say i didn't know was going to happen right that's exactly what mark esper is now saying in fact trump is actually mad that he's backpedaling now but as for says that he was told that he was going to be doing just 2 things the 1st was looking at the damage of st john's church from the night before because they got spray painted it was part of the basement caught on fire and talking with the troops in lafayette park which is directly across the street from the white house he also did push back on the media though saying that what was reported was actually an accurate listen to this. national guard forces did not fire rubber bullets or tear gas in the crowd as reported 2nd guardsmen were instructed to wear helmets and personal protective equipment for their own protection not to serve as some form of intimidation. and we also have another person who was on that walk

able to do what he's threatening to do there's no question here and there are some triggers though tyrrell one trigger is is you have to say has the governor as of a state asked for has the legislature of a state asked that the military brought in or if they haven't is there such unrest that constitutional rights of individuals are at risk and they seem incapable of protecting those constitutional rights then trump can do that sue a sponsor he can send them in and you know look terrible at this the bigger picture here this is this is all a show you know you've got you've got call rose in the in the white house right now call rove you might remember is one of the people that put together really atwater program for winning the south and win the winning the presidential election for ronald reagan and more importantly. it comes liao who are winning for nixon in the biggest landslide that the country has ever seen the purpose of what he did they were saying this is this is a replay completely there's a wonderful book out it's called nixon the land nixon land again and rick perlstein wrote nixon

for more on these protests and the issues sparking them we bring in co-host of watching the hawks tyrrel winter and ameesha cross thank you for being with me today a me show welcome back we've talked about it earlier this week these protests have been sweeping the nation since the death of george floyd and late may but what are the underlying issues that are under arrest here what are the inequities in terms of family finance between races here in the united states it's a entire system failure we're talking about housing insecurity and housing instability in addition to the wealth of white families being up to 12 times higher than that of black families a lot of that goes back to where the lining goes back to african-americans being shut out of certain job opportunities in addition to educational inequities so what we're seeing now is a bubbling up our frustration for african-americans who in this country have been fighting for over 400 years to just be able to play on a level playing field. well tyro this inequity seems to go further than just the monetary assets the wage gap a lot of d

what's going on watching the hawks i am tyrrel them. and joining us today is civil rights attorney and kima levy armstrong who has been on the front lines in the battle for equality in police accountability since those tragic 8 minutes back on may 25th welcome the came and thank you for coming on the day. i think. mickey mouse i say you've been one you've been in this fight for equality of accountability in minneapolis since long even long before the tragic murder george boyd are indeed the wheels of change finally moving faster in minnesota than we've seen in years past. we're in for need in that way. war or outcry for. that name on the tragic yes or ford or the minneapolis police department we're seeing a lot more people taking to the streets quite a number of young folks who are raising their voices and who have persistently been challenging in justice for the last 20 plus days so it's great to see you and i hope that it continues until we shift this whole system because as we say in the streets the whole damn system is guilty of sno

remember everyone in this world we are not told that we love them up so i tell you all i love you i am tyrrel than true and i'm going to keep on watching all those hearts out there and have a great day and night everybody. we go to work some straight home. was new to nashville while the staten island when we've been it would seem less and that's only sid it was a propagandist you call said his new kind of scene from the regular morgue your home or your car not grooving to our. bush or secular would all but us lucifer mistletoe is just that i'm like i don't i'm just by nobody it is not my achievement mr davies are 5 you have plans for conceit but indeed i could get it out by the people themselves if al would produce or even florek it with the idea of making a film like this he probably be branded as crazy. now was the sentiment during the war the soviets were brave heroes resisting the nazis that's going to change of course after the war but once the cold war begins. little people think that hollywood is a free place but only what is a strictly defined but only one side of the business and the

heritage englishman tyrrell hatton is one of those at 15 on the far he's going for back to back wins although he's lost 3 was back in march before the coronavirus break. well even if most sports news for me later nick. paid i think it was a thank you now finally a sunday is the northern hemisphere the longest day and shortest night of the it and the summer solstice coincides with the so-called ring of fire the center eclipse and this is how it looked from new delhi in india sky watches along a narrow band from west africa to the arabian peninsula india in southern china with a stick that shortly after starting. with that but at this news back in a couple minutes more. july on al-jazeera in a controversial move israel is expected to unacceptable settlements in the occupied west bank how will the world react in a not so sweet a story chocolate's heart of darkness expose the continued use of child labor on cocoa plantations president putin will try to stay in power beyond his final term with an attempt at changing russia's constitution may have sound will host a special series of interv

england's tyrrell hatton hit a flawless round of 63 to take a share of the lead heading into the finalder par, tied at the top with three other players. they're a shot clear of the field. rory mcilroy is five off the pace. he has got some work to do! frankie dettori had another great day at royal ascot — he finished the meeting as the leading rider, thanks to three wins on the final day. he was denied in the feature race, though, when kevin stott took the diamond jubilee stakes on hello youmzain for the biggest win of his career. and there was a huge shock earlier in the day, when the 150:1 outsider nando parrado became the biggest—priced winner in royal ascot history, winning the coventry stakes. the horse is named after one of the survivors of a 1972 plane crash in the andes. that was obviously a hugely fortu nate that was obviously a hugely fortunate escape and perhaps a horse with that name, you know, bringing a little bit of that luck and good fortune to the racecourse and it certainly did yesterday. i wonder, talking aboutjurgen klopp looking and sounding and feeling a bit flat,