and collin morikawa, who won the us pga at last yearin morikawa, who won the us pga at last year in frontse were some of the best he had ever seen. this is one of the best moments of my life. _ this is one of the best moments of my life. see — this is one of the best moments of my life, see you here, look at you guys _ my life, see you here, look at you guys you — my life, see you here, look at you guys. you guys have been amazing! i'm honestly very biased being from the usb _ i'm honestly very biased being from the usb to— i'm honestly very biased being from the usb to see some of the best crowds _ the usb to see some of the best crowds i — the usb to see some of the best crowds i have ever seen out here, i look _ crowds i have ever seen out here, i look forward — crowds i have ever seen out here, i look forward to making my trip every year to _ look forward to making my trip every year to the _ look forward to making my trip every year to the british open and seeing you guys— year to the british open and seeing you guys cheer us on. thank you guys _ delighted to be joined delighted to b

championship which starts on thursday. it was a blustery day on the course for phil mickelson the current us pgat year which was a _ we were postponed last year which was a great disappointment, but we fully understand. we have all suffered _ fully understand. we have all suffered in different ways. and we had 170 _ suffered in different ways. and we had 170 days of no golf last year. but the _ had 170 days of no golf last year. but the set up that they produced this year— but the set up that they produced this year has been fantastic. and i this year has been fantastic. and i think— this year has been fantastic. and i think the — this year has been fantastic. and i think the spectators that will come on the _ think the spectators that will come on the championship days willjust think— on the championship days willjust think it _ on the championship days willjust think it is — on the championship days willjust think it is sensational. four wins in this year's tour de france have seen mark cavendish equal eddy merckx's long standing record of 34. today is a rest day, but the next few stages sees

the 2a—year—old, who won a first major on his us pga championship debut last year, becomes the firstng to 15 under on the 1ath, he did what was required down the home straight to claim the claretjug in a bogey free round in kent. i in a bogey free round in kent. was thankful to have experience i was thankful to have experience and my game kicked into shape so i am very happy with what i did this week. formula one championship leader max verstappen branded lewis hamilton "disrespectful" and "unsportsmanlike" following their collision in the british grand prix. hamilton was handed a 10—second penalty for the crash that involved the dutchman and saw his race end early. the world champion went on to win the race but it was the mercedes drivers celebrations afterwards that the red bull driver didn't appreciate. verstappen now leads hamilton by 8 points, with the hungarian grand prix next up in a fortnight�*s time. 22—year—old slovenian taday pogarcher has been crowned the tour de france champion for the second year in a row. belgium's wout van aert won the final stage in paris which meant

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championship which starts on thursday. it was a blustery day on the course for phil mickelson the current us pgatour de france have seen mark cavendish equal eddy merckx�*s long standing record of 34. today is a rest day, but the next few stages sees multiple climbs in the pyrenees. cavendish has struggled in recent mountain stages, butjust about made the time cuts. however, he already feels that the hardest work is behind him. he was speaking alongside his teammatejulian alaphillippe. every opportunity there is for a sprint i would like to win and every opportunity there is for a stage, i would like to do what i can. that�*s why we are here to commit to proper form. there no sentiment i think, it�*s just about wanting to win in the situations. this is still probably the hardest tournament i�*ve ever done and out looking forward to the next three days but hopefully we should be ok. and that�*s all the sport for now. hello there. we had some pretty impressive downpours across different parts of the country on monday. the radar picture shows one of these bands of heavy rain working into north east

he lifts the famous claretjug, to go with his victory in the us pga which he won last year on his debutme excited about playing golf. itjust pushes you to be your best self. i went out there and tried to play my best. thankfully, it was enough for today. england have levelled their men's t20 series with pakistan with victory at headingley. there were some huge shots from england's batsmen, including this giant six from liam livingstone to help them post 200 in their 20 overs. pakistan couldn't get close enough, falling 45 runs short. the series decider is at old trafford tomorrow. britain's mark cavendish came agonisingly close to breaking the all—time record for tour de france stage wins but fell just short on the race's final stage in paris. cavendish, in the green, eventually finished third. slovenia's tadej pogacar was crowned the overall winner for the second year running. we will be talking to him on the programme at half past eight stop. the american tennis star coco gauff has pulled out of the olympics after testing positive for coronavirus. her announcement came after six athle

using drugs. >> reporter: pga champion has lost both of her two children to drugs.daughter ashley just this past january. he runs a support group for moms like her. >> as a mom who runs this website, you have an eye on what's going on. did you notice an increase during the pandemic? >> oh, yeah. i can't tell you the number of moms that have lost a second child. it is absolutely gotten to be worse than an epidemic. they had no support system anymore. they didn't have their shelters. they didn't havenir meetings. those things are absolutely crucial. >> reporter: michelle says the pandemic played a role in her brother's death. >> because this was during the pandemic, was it more difficult to get your brother help? >> yes, absolutely. there were no in-person aa meetings. it was all virtual. >> reporter: she said she hated losing her brother, but she knew he was at peace. >> a calm came over me because i just felt like, he's free, he's free, he's free from everything that he's gone through since he was 12. >> reporter: people suffering from addiction will tell you that t

he won the us pga championship last year and sits on nine under par with four birdies.n daniel, louis 0osthuizen tees off in half an hour, overnight leader on six under par. tommy fleetwood has not been able to climb the leaderboard today on three under and rory mcilroy was on one under and rory mcilroy was on one under par but as you join me, he has made a bogey on the 16th and is back to level par. that should be enough to level par. that should be enough to make the weekend but sadly it doesn't look like he's going to be in contention for the victory. in the next couple of minutes we are expecting brighton, the american, to pass behind us as the afternoon guys tee off. conditions make it tricky for them because the sun will make the ground very hard and golfers don't really like that. than the ground very hard and golfers don't really like that. an exciting afternoon to _ don't really like that. an exciting afternoon to come. _ don't really like that. an exciting afternoon to come. thank i don't really like that. an exciting afternoon to come. thank you, l don't real

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us how it is done. but he's chasing this tele-, the welshman shooting smooth. two shots clear of the field. pga beauty shot, par 71 3m championship. we've got cameron at the par five, of bogey free round at 66. right behind, maverick mcneely, and jordan, one shot behind, in case you wondered, he's the son of scott mcneely. over in france, the best women's players found. the fourth of five major championships in the women's game. lee followed up to friday with this, shut 3 under 68. in 18 under total. i once lost to miniature golf in castro valley. it took months of therapy to get over that. >>> still to come, a heartwarming story of a >>> a dog reunites with his owner after a while chase around mission bay. >> police officers chased the dog for almost five hours. animal control officers responded to a call about a dog on a train track. after an intense game of hide and seek they were able to catch the dog and return it to its owners. >> we will see you back here ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning spoed >> diaz: tonight: summer surge. the delta variant speeds a spike considering a third shot for some americans. w

let's have a jubilee ♪ ♪ they've been there for us ♪ ♪ let's be there for them ♪ >>> now, abc 7 chris. >>> just last summer, collin morikawa won his first pgar, the 24- year-old star rallied to score his second major. jordan spieth won the open in 2017 for eagle on number 7 and he's going to roll this thing into the cup. the three-time major winner staying in contention, but collin morikawa played bogey golf on sunday. sinks the birdie here on 9 and on 14, as we skip ahead, another chance for a birdie and colin, he had 4 birdies on the day. on 18, the par the deal. he finishes the tournament -- >> i think i just enjoy these moments and i talk about it so much that we love what we do and you have to embrace it. you know, you have to be excited about the opportunities and that's how i looked at it today, especially coming down the stretch. i'm excited. and to have the jug right here in my possession for a year, i believe, i'm excited to have it. >> i'd be excited too. >>> after today's game in st. louis, giant's manager says he's confident posey and -- giants fans rocking the orange in st. louis today. brandon crawford flies out to left. top

pga. any website actually that is the cal website showing us percentages of the power grid. but we do know right now that there are nearly 4900 customers pg and e customers in the dark in campbell right now. there's no word on what prompted the outage. but according to the pg e website. the power is expected to be restored around 9 o'clock tonight. we are hoping to get some answers about the outages. when we talk live with a pg e spokesperson. that is coming up tonight for us here on kron 4 news at 9 in the east bay tonight. hayward police say they need your help, trying to find an older asian man attacked at a gas station on july 5th. look at this video that could be tough to watch for some of you. witnesses told detectives the suspect in that you see in that video asked that man if he was asians several times before slapping him across the face. both the victim and the suspect leaving the scene before police could get to it. but one of those witnesses was able to get the suspect's license plate. detectives say they now know who that man is in the video, but they cannot mov

us about gene siller. >> he was the consummate pga professional. you know what that means. hospitality.smile on his face. he go there for refuge. you walk into the golf shop from your busy day at work or a tough down the course, and you're looking to get away. you need a guy with a smile on his face that is willing to do whatever he can to roll out the red carpet for you to make your day better, and that is what gene siller was. he was perfect added, whether it was to give you a lesson or to give one of your kids a lesson or just to let you bend his ear for a couple of minutes. you can vent about things or talk about politics. he is going to sit there and listen and have a smile on his face. if you need a sweet tea, he will run and get it for you. we lost a good one. >> bill: indeed. brian, thank you for sharing your story. our best to everybody down there. >> dana: he represents the club very well. stay one a tranquil place. you look at the video and the pictures there. >> dana: really disturbing to hear, but a great interview. we have an update. first responders have been told to go h

pga championship last year. the director of men's golf said that he makes us all so proud and has put in so much time and got where he is today. he has so much to be thankful for as he represents our university so well. >>> you can count people in louisiana to throw on a grand celebration. this time it was not for mardi gras. okay. so this parade from new orleans to harvey, louisiana, honored the scripps national spelling bee winner. so the 14-year-old made history this month as she became the first african-american and second black champion. >> to let anybody stop you. to let anybody say you cannot and just go for it. >> i watched her work for this. i saw her do the 13,000 words per day and then when she came through, she worked for this. >> i love it. also 13,000 words per day. >> that scares me. >>> maybe spelling is her side hustle, we don't know, because she has also set some basketball related world records. she has a grand aspirations, which lead going to harvard and leg in the wnba. >> she could do all. >> there is an off-season. >> she could do it. >>> we had a thing for her at disney world and it was so

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pga championship last year. walter chun, director of the men's golf program at cal, says collin really makes us all so proud.e has put in so much time and has made many sacrifices to get to where he is today. cam cal has so much to be thankful for as he represents our university so well." >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 now an oakland fire station has been closed all weekend due to repairs. firefighters say the timing couldn't be worse. >>> plus today more than 150 pro searchers were out in pleasanton looking for this the aithey covered missing today. >>> plus today was an extra special day for bay area residents with a sweet tooth, the scoop delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoin

joining us now nbc sports analyst, and reporter for the pga tour, david feherty.ip back. we're missing a few guys due to covid. bubba watson won't be there because he was exposed to somebody who had covid. what should our viewers know about the tournament tomorrow? what are you going to be watching? >> you know, willie, it's one of the quirkiest golf courses that they play on the open championship roster. they say you play with one shoe on your foot, and the other shoe on your knee. there are no even lies on it, you can drive the ball down the middle of the fairway, kick left, or kick right. there's a lot for the players to put up with at royal st. george's, someone with a good attitude that will win this week. >> david, just for the casual observer, how different is it to play a course like royal st. george's than say somebody who won the masters, won the pga, somebody who won the u.s. open. this is an entirely different style of golf. >> it is. it's target golf here on the this side of the ditch, and it's target golf there as well. but the target is moving. quit

pga said it was heartbroken to hear about the senseless murder. police have now revealed the suspect's motive but believe he is armed and dangerous. jillian: the biden administration reevaluating how the usonomic sanctions. the trump administration sanctions on key american adversaries like iran, north korea, russia and venezuela. a senior biden administration official telling the wall street journal focus is, quote, working with our partners, changes are expected to come near the end of the summer. carley: president biden plans to address the nation on our fight against covid as concerns over the delta very and rise. jillian: mark meredith joins us as pressure builds for the white house to lift international travel limits. >> reporter: later today president biden will update the country on how the us is doing with coronavirus and health officials say they are increasingly concerned with the so-called delta very and we've seen spreading in parts of the country. the cdc reports 150 million americans are fully vaccinated. vaccation rates have slowed in some communities. >> we are going to double down on efforts to vaccinate millions more americans across july and august so people get that

pga tournament. he's the first masters champ from japan and was planning to participate at the tokyo olympics later this month. now his participation there is uncertain. >>> joining us is dr. john brownstein, epidemiologist at boston children's hospital and an abc news contributor. thanks so much for being with us this morning. let's get right to some of these latest numbers. arkansas has seen a 200% rise in infections over the last two weeks with only about a third of their total population vaccinated. local officials there and in louisiana, missouri, mississippi and nevada all reporting an increase in cases of covid-19 ahead of this holiday weekend. so, okay, memorial day didn't seem to have a major effect on the numbers. is there any reason to be concerned about the july 4th festivities? >> yeah, good morning, eva. i am concerned. at a national level we don't expect to see a major increase in hospitalizations and deaths but you can't look at the country in a uniform way. we have major pockets of unvaccinated americans. we have not hit that 70% goal and like memorial day, we have the delta variant. the variant is more transmissible, potentially more severe and wil