webb no, he partnered with in the ryder cup up at gleneagles. i guarantee you there's a private jet involved in this where, to the second half of the super bowl? gary: somewhere, yeah. putt here.e have one that's a -- i'm guessing 45 feet. accurate there, dottie? dottie: yeah, i think so. 10 feet or so uphill d then goes over a crown and lattens out. gary: again, as nick was saying. guide and there slopes and s of arrows telling you where to go. no guessing 's anymore, is there? gary: absolutely no guessing anymore. know there are apps right now where you go do this thing on the between and you measure with and you have an app and wherever your ball is you just this app and it shows you the line to the hole. [laughter] putts. and we still miss gary: we still miss putts. hat's not going to help. puttgary, if he holed this it would be more foot of putt in e putt than the entire day aggregate. he has not holed a long putt. gary: nothing. dottie: he had a chance to put 17 tournament away at 16, and again at 18 in regulation. none of them fell. gary:

webb no, he partnered with in the ryder cup up at gleneagles. i guarantee you there's a private jet involved in this where, to the second half of the super bowl? gary: somewhere, yeah. putt here.e have one that's a -- i'm guessing 45 feet. accurate there, dottie? dottie: yeah, i think so. 10 feet or so uphill d then goes over a crown and flattens out. gary: again, as nick was saying. guide and there slopes and s of arrows telling you where to go. no guessing 's anymore, is there? gary: absolutely no guessing anymore. know there are apps right now where you go do this thing on the between and you measure with and you have an app and wherever your ball is you just this app and it shows you the line to the hole. [laughter] putts. and we still miss gary: we still miss putts. hat's not going to help. puttgary, if he holed this it would be more foot of putt in e putt than the entire day aggregate. he has not holed a long putt. gary: nothing. dottie: he had a chance to put 17 tournament away at 16, and again at 18 in regulation. none of them fell. gary

third time in a span -- webb is notr, any strategy here. peter; no still got the and look for hands this to be a low draw off the bunkers. nick: test a little bit of your ncentration as you come down for the third time. 72nd hole as he well. she comes. d here ame -- just make sure it doesn't go in the same divot. jim: he's got that shot down, oesn't he? that's just automatic. third time can ideki pound one out there over 330? im: i would say yes. nick: yes, that's an interesting all. o glasses this time. dottie: the light has definitely much flatter in the last 15, 20 minutes. nick: more leaning this time. oops. towards the ding sand. yes. there.way down that last little bunker. still only going to be a shot or something like that. but awkward lie. im: we'll be right back with more golf action from the waste management phoenix open after this. jim: if you're looking for something to do tonight, there's cbs.ineup on it all begins with "60 minutes." a look at the field for the ekend and how they all finished. that -- you co--- do there's jordan spieth.

no. takes money. >> i think senator webb was right in when he spoke, too. think he's saying that the democratic party committed political suicide. talking about how the jefferson-jackson dinners, the democratic party moving left. lost the white working people, which biden also said, that he did not even endorse hillary clinton, senator, he told you, and he said that the democratic party's ignoring flyover states, which i'm from one, i might say, but they should listen to kaine. -- to webb. >> they don't feel, from the left, they are going to get any from this administration. there is going to be no area in which they will compromise, and, therefore, they want to keep the protests up on the street, and they want to keep the pressure on the government that way. >> there's an -- a vis ration, they want to avis rate donald trump, and purge around -- even tom brady, the -- >> this is familiar to me, the tea party message about president obama. >> exactly. as if the tea party -- >> by the way, politically, it was successful. >> yes, that's the thing. >> for gover

no, it takes money. >> i think senator was webb was right when he spoke to you.e's saying that the democratic party is committing political suicide. he talked about the jefferson-jackson dinners and the democratic party moving too far to the left and they lost the white working people which biden also said and he didn't endorse hillary clinton, he told you and he said that the democratic party is ignoring flight-overstates which by the way, i'm from a fly-overstate, i should say. they should listen to kaine -- i mean, to webb. >> they have to keep the protests. they don't feel, from the left, that they're going to get anything from this administration. there is going to be no area in which they're going to compromise and therefore they want to keep the protests up on the street and they want to keep the pressure on the government that way. >> there is a visceratetion. >> and i think the american people -- >> even tom brady and the new england patriots owner -- >> it was what it was about. >> it was as if the tea party didn't want to eviscerate barack obama. >> po

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webb, not jim jones. >> kimberly: eric, the democrats, lost in the wilderness, no compass. are not even effectively putting across our messaging to make it sound or appear like they even have a plan. >> eric: schumer was out in front, as well as nancy pelosi and harry reid on trashing the tea party demonstrations. those were organic, grassroots town hall demonstrations. "fox & friends" had a couple examples of newspaper ads showing here, we will teach you how to protest. show you where to go. the tea party was in response in 2010, they flipped the house, in response to obamacare passing with zero republican votes and passing something no one on the right light. it was a natural response to an overbearing government program that no one liked. we will see. if this is legit, if they don't like what donald trump brings to as a replacement, they may be right and they may have something. as of right now, to take something, to change something, isn't really as outrageous as passing something that no one on your side like that all. >> bob: being opposed to trump's agenda, but he do

no problems on the westbound side. morristown looks good. see one car on the road right there. east or webb on 138 looks great. vine street expressway open both directions this morning. not dealing with construction. open between broad street skpoo schuylkill expressway. more jars in your area when i come back. >>> now, nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> good morning. meteorologist bill henley. we have a warm start this morning. much milder morning. temperatures running 10-25 degree ahead of yesterday at in the time. the warming trend, already started. we're going to see a warm afternoon. the temperatures well into the 60s. flirting with a record high of 69 degrees this afternoon. this evening, clouds are back a chance of showers heading into the evening hours. 45 degrees right now. a little bit of a breeze at three miles an hour in philadelphia. we'll be in the 40s briefly this morning. race to the 50s and into the 60s this afternoon. suburbs, clouds. 43. break for sunshine and look at warmup. low 40s into the upper 50s. near 60 at lunchtime. more clouds around later in the afternoon leading to chance of evening

this time rhys webb asked the question but before he reached the try—line he reached touch. the answer was no to tim visser. delirium, vern cotter—style. a first scottish victory over wales in ten years. so 29—13 and all of this shows scotland's rugby resurgence and proves they are very real contenders for this year's title. which of ireland and france could join them? that was always predicted to be tight. a game for spotting the tiniest of spaces. conor murray's speciality. johnny sexton thrives further out. back in the team to do this, a lovely drop. vintage sexton, in fact. 19—9 it finished. now to gather that energy, for ireland, as for scotland, the title chase is on. patrick gearey, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. good evening. some breaking news on the weather front. the good evening. some breaking news on the weatherfront. the irish good evening. some breaking news on the weather front. the irish met service have recently named storm un. it is out in the atlantic and heading our way. —— un. it is out in the

this time rhys webb asked the question but before he reached the try—line he reached touch. the answer was "nohe past. now the pressure powered them. a fizzer to tim visser. delirium, vern cotter—style. a first scottish victory over wales in ten years. patrick gearey, bbc news. we started the championship really well at home against ireland. we believe we can do something with this group. we have come today and recovered to be a very good side. they are very good teams, but we are going on to england for the next game. we work very hard and we genuinely believe we can win games. the win meant that scotland were temporarily top of the table this afternoon, before ireland beat france in dublin to move above them they trailed france in the early stages. camille lopez penalties putting the visitors in front. but a conor murray try put the home side ahead after 30 minutes. they held a slender 7—6 lead at the break. johnny sexton was back in the side after returning from injury, he scored 11 points including a drop goal. 19—9 the final score which keeps their hopes alive of a third six nations title

this time rhys webb asked the question, but, before he reached the try line he reached touch. the answer was nor the pump scotland have cracked in the past, now the pressure powered them. a fizzer to tim visser, delirium vern cotter style. a first scottish victory over wales in ten years. 29—13 and all of this shows scotland's rugby resurgence and proves that they are very real contenders for this year's title. which of ireland and france could join them? that was always predicted to be tight. a game for spotting the tiniest of spaces, conor murray's speciality. jonathan sexton thrives further out. back in the team to do this — a lovely drop. vintage sexton, in fact. 19—0 it finished. now to gather that energy. for ireland, as for scotland, the title chase is on. we've beaten ireland, who are a very good team. we've beaten wales, who are a very good team too. but we're going to england for the next game and if we work hard we genuinely believe we can win games. italy took a surprise early lead against england in the women's six nations, as sofia stefan went over in the fourth minute. but the en

they moved six points clear and wales responded with rhys webb asking the question but before he reached the try line, he reached touch and it was nothe past but now the pressure powered them. delivery, vern cotter style. a first victory over wales in ten years. we started the championship well at home against ireland. we were disappointed in france. but we believe we can do something with this group. we have come today, recovered from the first half to build a nice score. we have beaten ireland who are good team. we go to england for the next game.“ ireland who are good team. we go to england for the next game. if we work hard, we believe we can win games. that win meant scotland were temporarily top of the table before ireland moved above them as they came from behind to beat france 19—9 in dublin. they trailed in the early stages. two lopez penalties put the visitors in front. amaury try put the home side ahead after 30 minutes. they held a 7—6 lead at the break. johnny sexton returned from injury and scored 11 points, including a drop goal. 19—9 the score. england are top of the women's six nations table after beating italy 29—

six points clear than wales responded, this time rhys webb asking the question, but before he reached the try line he reached touch, the answer was noscotland have cracked in the past but now the pressure powered them, fuser to timber so, delirium vern a fizzer to visser, delirium vern cotter style. the scottish victory over wales in ten years. the first scottish victory over wales in ten years. we started the championship well at home against ireland and were disappointed in france but we believe we can do something in this group. we have come today and recovered from a poor first half to build a nice score and be a good home side. we beat ireland who are good, wales who are very good as well, so we will take it in the next game, and we are a group of we work hard, we genuinely believe we can win games. there was definitely a momentum shift at the end of the first half. scotland took the opportunity. we wanted to keep possession in the second half and they took the opportunity to capitalise on the possession they had. if the rhys webb try had been allowed would it have been different? we cannot look at that, it was disallowed, ther

today septa made change effective yesterday i put a link up to the webb page with the changes on my facebook and twitter pages. otherwise 95 no problems at all coming in the city but we have crash in the northeast at faunce and algone. >>> 6:18. three times legal limit is what a man's blood chop content was when he drove right through a crowd at a parade saturday night. we're looking at the video right here. thankfully no one was killed but 28 people were hurt. neilson roseto is his name and he is being held in jail after his first court appearance yesterday. he is facing multiple charges. judge set his bail at $125,000 >>> 6:19. president trump is preparing to layout his legislative agenda. >> he will deliver his first joint address to congress tomorrow. >> speech is expected to include president's plans to create jobs, tax reform and securing border. while hosting his first ball last night, president trump says he hans plans to replace the affordable care act. >> as most of you know the other bam a care has had tremendous problems. i won't say in front of the democrats i will just say it to the republicans, it doesn't work.

than wales responded, this time rhys webb asking the question, but before he reached the try line he reached touch, the a nswer try line he reached touch, the answer was no scotla nd answer was no try. under the pump scotland have cracked in the past but now the pressure powered them, fuser to timber so, delirium vern cotter style. the scottish victory over wales in ten years. —— first scottish victory. these are worrying times for wales. two defeats in a row for them but all the attention of course will be on scotland. this was a hugely significant win for them you feel, so let's hear, starting with their captain. we started the championship well at home against ireland and were disappointed in france but we believe we can do something in this group. we have come today and re cove red group. we have come today and recovered from a poor first half to build a nice score and be a good home side. we beat ireland who are good, wales who are very good as well, so we will take it in the next game, and we are a group of we work hard, we genuinely believe we can win games. there was definitely a momentum shift at the end of the first half. scotland took the oppo

webb asked the question. before he reached the try line, you reached touch, the answer was no try.nd have cracked in the past. delirium, vern cotter style. a first scottish victory over wales in ten years. so, 29—13, and all of this show is scotland's rugby ‘s resurgence and all of this show is scotland's rugby vs resurgence and proves all of this show is scotland's rugby ‘s resurgence and proves that they are very real contenders for this year ‘s title. patrick geary, bbc news and murrayfield. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, we are back with the late news at a quarter past ten — now on bbc1 its time for the news where you are. hello this is bbc news. more on our lead story and those remarks by the former labour foreign secretary david miliband that the party is the furthest it has been from power in 50 years. let's hear from power in 50 years. let's hear from our political correspondent who says he does not think the comment will botherjeremy corbyn all that much. it's not the first time that he has been critical ofjeremy corbyn. the reason he is speak

this time rhys webb asked the question, but, before he reached the try line he reached touch. the answer was no a first scottish victory over wales in ten years. 29—13 and all of this shows scotland's rugby resurgence and proves that they are very real contenders for this year's title. which of ireland and france could join them? that was always predicted to be tight. a game for spotting the tiniest of spaces, conor murray's speciality. jonathan sexton thrives further out. back in the team to do this — a lovely drop. vintage sexton, in fact. 19—0 it finished. now to gather that energy. for ireland, as for scotland, the title chase is on. italy took a surprise early lead against england in the women's six nations, as sofia stefan went over in the fourth minute. but the english pack overwhelmed their opponents. hooker vicky fleetwood scored a hat—trick of almost identical tries as they won 29—1a. who play france later today. chelsea have extended their lead at the top of the premier league to 11 points after a 3—1win over swansea city at stamford bridge. cesc fabregas marked his 300th premier lea

webb the officer discharged his weapon. how many times? can't tell you right now. all those details into our news room. but we can tell you that the suspect remains at large. there are no closures in there. the officer that was responding to this was, in fact, injured and discharged had is weapon. as soon as we get more details, we'll bring them to you here at the live desk. >> time is 5:04. a big fire causing serious damage to a home in ft. washington. look at those flames on the roof. two people lived there but were able to get out of the house. it happened between 1:00 and 2:00 this morning. the fire is in the garage and attic. it's not clear right now what caused it. >>> those are the voices of hundreds of people protesting the trump administration's reversal of rest room protections for transgender students. the justice department and department of educationro admin straegz's policy. it called on all public schools to let children use bathrooms that match their gender identity. so protesters took to the streets last night to shout their disapproval about that reversal. this isn't a problem around the country. they are making it a country around the country. they h

no more rogue justice as are sheriffses. attorney general paxton, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> you too. charles: david webbissues. it is complicated. i know it is talk about cut and dry, when you get down to the granular life level, talk doing cheryl, if you go to beauty salon new york ci, women do nails, maybe be woman doing your nail20 yearsame here illegally, what do you do with that? >> you can work on a path to lawful presence, remember that term. charles: instead of citizenship. >> lawful presence, are you lawfully present in the night. there is a way to work that through. the problem we keep saying it is not a crime to come here illegally because it is a civil crime to cross or overstay a visa. the fact the minute you buy an i.d., the minute you purchase somebody's social security card, the minute you go through those forms of identity fraud, you have gone to the level of felony most likely. so this, this is not a victimless crime situation. and at some point we have to draw the line, look, i'm all for compassion. i believe it is part of the picture but we have to be realistic. we can not become a n

webb, how about that? >> not surprising the middle, the center of the country is moving to donald trump pause they're sick of divisiveness and no part of the poll. 44% of americans approve job performance. this is only 30 days. stuart: let me put that up on the screen, that is very important. 44%, this is the same poll, "nbc/wall street journal," 44% say they approve of the president's performance. it was only, no -- >> up about 11 points. stuart: let me get the right poll up there. 40% say the country is now headed in the right direction. only 18% said it was headed in the right direction in july. that is an enormous up jump. up from december when it was 33%. >> tie it to what you just said about the companies, the infrastructure companies, for instance, martin marietta and others, those numbers and that positive movement reflects jobs. that means jobs for americans who will continue to work. as they go up, as infrastructure begins to buildout, you will s of that meeting. 10 seconds, this might move the market even more. the tape's about to be rolled. we're down 11 points. listen in. >> so impressive and i very much appreciate