lee westwood is 47 years of age, but have a look at this shot into the fifth.his is one of the toughest par fours on the front line in the entire golf course. have a look at this. what a shot. absolutely sensational. anyone tapping up is really making a lot of ground on the re st of really making a lot of ground on the rest of the field. but it to five under par, now four under par. even so, fora man under par, now four under par. even so, for a man of his experience, he's been runnera so, for a man of his experience, he's been runner a couple of times, who knows? may be a fairy tale in the making for westwood as he waits for his first major title. he could bea for his first major title. he could be a good outside that. thank you very much. you can listen to ian and the rest of the team on the bbc sport website from 6:55pm, so not long. full highlights of the first round at 11:30pm on bbc two. john, it's brilliant to have you back. exciting stuff. even the rain couldn't dampen it. en, austin, thanks for that. wales's lydia hall produced a brilliant opening roun

is monday night football for westwood one radio networks. and he has a new book called talking to goats the moments you remember the stories you never heard, which is out and out goats. of course a was a called an anagram. or oh gee, oh a.t.'s the greatest of all time. but jimmie, i good to see you, my friend. great to be with you. denis, thanks for having me on the shit. you know, if i looked over yours c.v. today, i got to say one of my goats, the 2nd greatest college basketball player i ever saw after bill walton and that game against memphis still blows my mind is david thompson, the skywalker coming out of north carolina. i he was just unbelievable. he goes to denver and it seems to me the air years you as a fledgling and him as a, as a rock. the cradle dunking. god overlap there. what do you remember about the skywalker? david had a big, huge future and it was in the 1st slam dunk contest and was a great, great player. and then unfortunately he left and went on to seattle and in his career was going on from there. but the david david w

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we are starting to see some republicans break. >> sarah westwood, appreciate it so much. thank you. cnn's jason carroll with us now. we know, jason, president-elect biden is meeting with his transition team this weekend. what do we know about what is hindering him at this moment because he does not have access to that information from the president in a normal transition area as it would be? >> reporter: well, you're right. first of all, president-elect is moving forward with his transition team. they are meeting this weekend. they are going to be talking about the cabinet picks. they do have a number of people in mind for all of the cabinet positions, including treasury, defense, and secretary and treasury. they're taking a very deliberate approach to choosing these cabinet members. the president-elect knows that whoever he chooses is going to come under intense scrutiny from republican senators and in terms of transition, yesterday on friday team biden was asked about transition efforts given all of the roadblocks that the trump administration has been throwing up trying to stop t

for more let's bring in sarah westwood. sarah, the president refusing to concede the election as we know. and as we're learning more, of course, the administration not doing anything to help the biden team with the transition. >> reporter: yeah, erica, they're certainly not rushing to help the biden team prepare to take over and govern. and that's a process that would normally well be under way at this point in a normal year. but federal agencies are really left twiddling their thumbs eftively because they haven't gotten that sign-off to begin having contact with the biden transition team and begin this enormously complicated and extensive process of handing over the reins of power to an incoming administration. and there's really no sign this situation is changing anytime soon. in fact multiple trump cabinet members have suggested there will not be a biden administration at this point. now, a week from today ago that was when the race projected biden as the winner. trump has really remained out of sight since that day, and

for the very latest, let's bring in sarah westwood who joins us from the white house. the president is not conceding. not surprising at this point. the fact his administration is not yet helping the biden team with the transition. we've heard what the biden team has to say. but that's really a significant development or lack of a development on its own. >> that's right, erica. that's a process that ordinarily would be well under way in a normal election year. there's office space here in washington, d.c., that's been set aside for the biden transition team that's just sitting empty at the moment. federal agencies across the government are effectively twiddling their thumbs being put in an awkward position because they haven't received the sign-off from this white house to begin making contact with their counterparts on the biden transition team. and there are simply no signs that this situation is changing any time soon. president trump today is at the golf course. there's no concession speech any of kind on the horizon for him now. and multiple cabinet members in trum

cnn's sarah westwood following the latest from the white house. we all watched the president yesterday, and there was just this little moment where we thought, okay, he's going to do this and he did not, yes? >> yeah, cristi. he did not, and there's no indication we're going to get a concession from president trump anytime soon. he spent the past week really treading water while his campaign pursues these legal challenges to the way certain states have handled the ballots. those have no chance of overturning the verdict delivered by this election. nevertheless he's uncharactericly absent from this spotlight. president-elect joe biden has really been taking center stage as the beginnings of his transition start to take shape. all we've heard from president trump has been his occasional tweets. even in the last hour he's pedaling conspiracy theories about the way the states have counted the votes. there's no evidence to support any of that from the president, but really that changed yesterday or that silence from the president changed when the white

jason carroll is following the biden campaign and sarah westwood. >> president trump addressed the pandemic yesterday but he still has not acknowledged that he lost. >> reporter: good morning, victor and christi. yeah, there's still no concession in sight for president trump who has now more -- a week out from when the networks projected that biden had secured enough electoral votes to become the president, president trump has still not acknowledged his loss in the race. he's been on twitter peddling these baseless complaints. we know they're still pursuing legal challenges in states that are virtually certain to fail in overturning the outcome of this election. trump has spent this past week largely behind closed doors but he emerged for a rare public appearance yesterday in the rose garden to taut progress made in the development of a covid vaccine. from the president there in the rose garden yesterday we did hear a brief shift in tone what seemed like an acknowledgment that perhaps he has been denied a second term. take a listen. >> this administration will not be going to a lockdown. ho

sarah westwood is at the white house for us. >> good morning, everybody. sarah, i want to start with you. president trump addressed this pandemic yesterday, the first time in eight days we've heard from him in that way at a podium live, but there was still no acknowledgment that he's lost this election. what is the take away from what we saw from him? >> reporter: yeah, christi. there's still no concession in sight from this president. we're now a week -- a week has passed that joe biden was said to have won the race. the president still essentially treading water here. he's waiting for litigation to play out. in some states that has no chance of changing the outcome of this election at this point. he's continuing though to peddle baseless claims of voter fraud on his social media platforms, and we really haven't seen him other than those glimpses through social media since the race was really called for biden last weekend. so him calling that rose garden what was originally billed as a press conference, he didn't take questions, it was a big deal because

sarah westwood at the white house. >> as we know, dr. anthony fauci, the top doctor on the coronavirus task force, of course, he's becoming increasingly critical of the white house, and the white house does not seem too pleased about it. walk us through what's happened the last 24 hours. >> reporter: yeah. yesterday dr. anthony fauci really just unloaded on this white house in an interview with the "washington post." and it was the most candid that we've seen him whb talking about the pandemic response. in the past he's made veiled criticisms of elements of the pandemic response, but he really took aim at some of the choices that the trump administration has made in that interview. i want to read part of what he said, "we're in for a whole lot of hurt. it's not a good situation. you could not possibly be positioned more poorly." he was, of course, talking about how the white house has positioned itself heading into what could be a deadly winter. that's something public health experts have been warning about for months, and when the cold

for more let's bring in sarah westwood at the white house. the president has refused to concede the election. his administration also is not actively helping the biden team with the transition, which is a normal part of the transfer of power. that's not happening. and that could have some really serious consequences. >> ordinarily that's a process that would be well under way. there are offices here in washington that have been set aside for the biden team's use for the transition. those are just sitting empty. now a week has gone by since biden was declared the winner of the election. and every day in the transition process is very important. it's enormously complicated and extensive. federal agencies from state department to the treasury department are twiddling their thumbs right now. they are in an awkward position because they haven't gotten the sign-off from the white house to initiate contact with their counterparts to the biden transition team. the whole administration in a holding pattern while the president continues his refusal to

. >> but let's begin with cnn's sarah westwood over at the white house for us. sarah, this has been going on for many days now. is there any sign at all that the president is even considering conceding in the coming days? >> reporter: yeah, there's really no sign of that right now. president trump has remained largely out of sight for the now more than a week since the networks projected that joe biden would be the winner of this election. we saw him emerge yesterday to go golfing. and on friday, he held his first public event, a rose garden address, where for a brief moment acknowledged at least the possibility that he has been denied a second term. but by and large we haven't seen the president acknowledge the reality of his loss in any substantive way. in fact, he has vowed to continue fighting against the election results. as you fenmentioned, he asked president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani to spearhead the voters underway in key states. we can't stress enough, there is no chance the outcome of the election will change even if the challenges were to pr

s >> let's start with sarah westwood at the white house. so two days out now from the election, and dr. anthony fauci, head of the -- one of the members of the coronavirus task force, is becoming increasingly critical of the white house. tell us about what he's saying. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. dr. anthony fauci really unloading on the white house in its response to the pandemic yesterday. in an interview with the "washington post," this was really the most candid that we've seen fauci get about this white house. he's sort of vaguely criticized elements of pandemic response before, but never this bluntly. i want to read you some of what he said to the "post." "we're in for a whole lot of hurt," fauci told the "post." "it's not a would go situation. you could not possibly positioned more poorly," talking about the long winter ahead, the possibility that cases could again be on the rise. fauci accused president trump of really focusing more on the economy, more on reopening, than on any other element of the response and took aim at dr.

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after dolores's death country villa westwood was fined at least $20000.00 by the department of public health shellman reckon it's continues to own and operate the facility he didn't respond to our repeated requests point interview or a comment. by never got a phone call from the country villa. expressing we're sorry for what happened. it's like. another day for business. and anyone has a loved one a day you are thinking about putting it definitely find out who owns the business how's the business set up. go to a lawyer work in reverse. the problem has always been and foresman so the the results of violating the regulations is often very minimal punishment or no punishment at all. we asked the california department of public health operators with troubled track records continue getting we licensed they said each application is considered on its own basis and that their office conducts comprehensive investigations into complaints. as for kingston we eventually heard back from dr david silver he said they've been working closely with the state health department and as of september they h

is monday night football for westwood. one radio networks and he has a new book called talking to goats the moments you remember the stories you never heard, which is out and out goats of course a was a called an anagram. or oh gee, oh a.t.'s the greatest of all time. but, jimmie, i good to see you, my friend. great to be with you dennis. thanks for having me on the shit. you know who i looked over years cv today. i got to say one of my goats, the 2nd greatest college basketball player i ever saw after bill walton and that game against memphis still blows my mind. is david thompson, the skywalker coming out of north carolina? i. he was just unbelievable. he goes to denver and it seems to me the air years you as a fledgling and him as a, as a rock. the cradle dunking. god overlap there. what do you remember about the skywalker? david had a big, huge future and it was in the 1st slam dunk contest and was a great, great player. and then unfortunately he left and went on to seattle and in it his career was going on from there.

is monday night football for westwood one radio networks. and he has a new book called talking to goats the moments you remember the stories you never heard, which is out and out goats. of course a was a called an anagram. or oh gee, oh, a.t.'s the greatest of all time. but jimmy, i good to see you, my friend. great to be with you. denis, thanks for having me on the shit. you know who i looked over years cv today. i got to say one of my goats, the 2nd greatest college basketball player i ever saw after bill walton the next game against memphis still blows. my mind is david tom.

s monday night football for westwood, one radio networks. and the book, as i said, talking to go to the moments you remember the stories you never heard, which is out right now. we broke tom brady in the mom of the great kobe bryant, in the 1st segment. we muzzle gets of the guy who even the greats. talk about as the greatest. there's 2 cats so you can see greats look at, you know what he's doing. and that's jim brown, and it's mohammed ali and usually had to give in jim brown would defer to the great, have an l.a. . tell me about your interaction with him over the ets jim. well, i wouldn't be sitting here talking to you if it wasn't for mohammad ali. i was 18 years old and i was a sports interned. and i got hired after my internship in the university of colorado by the a.b.c. station in denver k.b. t.v. channel 9. and they were for converting from film dentist to videotape. and so all of the film guys took the union buyout, they didn't want to learn a new craft. so they hired a bunch of young people cheaply and were just happy to have the o

assuming the east would go republican, and the westwood goat democratic.oalition and they divide on a party line and about the same way. 85% of those who said they were democrats voted for mr. carter. it may percent of those who said they were republican voted for mr. ford. in our party system in this country, if you get a party system, there are many more democrats that republicans and it is in the republican-democratic place the capacity of jimmy carter to hold together the democratic majority that you find the key to this election. among independents and party 56-44 for was a vote, president ford. the republicans and a majority of independents were not enough to elect a president ford given the fact that jimmy carter was able to hold on so successfully to the mass of democratic voters. word about the a people who are for mr. carter and people for mr. ford. looking at the map, all of that great territory in the midwest except for the upper midwest, minnesota and wisconsin, the states, this, none is our great breadbasket, our great farming states. mr. for

let's bring in sara westwood from the white house. we know the president is refusing to concede the election and his administration is not playing along in the normal transition we would see. what's happening at this point? is there still that belief we just heard from sara from people in the crowd there, is that a strong belief in the west wing they're actually on their way to a second trump term? >> the west wing and trump administration is in a holding pattern as president trump continues to tread water refusing to acknowledge the results of this election. the transition process is one ordinarily under way right now. every day of the transition is precious when you're talking about an undertaking of this scale the biden team has in front of them. there's no indication it will change any time soon. there are transition offices and office space set aside for the biden transition team's use and that is vacant. the federal department and state department and many others effectively twiddling their thumbs as they await sign-off for thei

it is interesting about the rallies because my colleague sarah westwood and i had the reporting before the election, that they were planning post election rallies. they were assuming that it was going to be the case. right? and it will be interesting to see what kind of role president trump plays. because he has not really beence part of the rallies or not? the people we have been speaking with, they don't feel they will change the outcome of the election by winning the the lawsuits. but a person i spoke to said the trump campaign has been tossed around this idea of running out the clock so they can put together a slate of electors that support trump. what are you hearing about that? do you think that strategy would work? >> i don't. i mean, that strategy has been, you know, that strategy was whispered about weeks ago before the election picked up momentum and it looked like it would be razor thin election. when biden had not won pennsylvania, or georgia, there was a scenario where he hit 240 electoral votes. the flipping of electoral strategy, would be tempting for the trump campaign

daniel alpert of westwood capital.or your audience worldwide, not the program we're expected to do. we thought there would be a massive focus on washington, d.c. and the ingredients for a contested election come and the new news from pfizer came out, encouraging on an effective vaccine that could be widely distributed. the reaction of the market, the direction is the same, the emphasis has shifted. that is the story. we get the equity market, we see it. the direction is the same from the emphasis is different. it is about the small caps, the russell, not about big tech. 40% on large barrels on wti. yields are up nine basis points on the 10 year. we approach 92 basis points on the 10 year yield. a huge 180 from five days ago. tom: a little bit of a move in the last 20 minutes. we have put on a whole new light to the market. we are on a dow 30,000 watch. we are well within reach. this is off the second virus headline. i would suggest off a lot of people that have not enjoyed this rally. thethan: and get out of index leve

prosecutors say they locked an employee inside eminem liquors on westwood drive.ced the man to work 15 hours a day, seven days a week. sleep in a storage room, bathed in a mop bucket and was never paid. the man 66-year-old accused of threatening the victim and 30 other employees with the deportation, if they went to police. the couple lowered the victims of india. with promises of travel and money. >>> outside our doors at this hour a cool one, a dry one. winds have died down considerably. we are looking at another round of very chilly weather tomorrow morning. another view at what is happening outside our doors. as we see the sun go into sunset mode. a glorious view as we look from east bank toward san francisco. san francisco, 52 degrees. 50 in santa rosa, mid-50s in san jose. most areas anywhere from five degrees below, it feels like winter out there. look at some of the wind has died down considerable. we have got a nine mile-per- hour breeze. showing you what is going on at the pacifica satellite view. areas over the pacific northwest, washington, oregon gett

control inspection agent noticed there was a thin mattress in the storage room of eminem liquors on westwood drive. the santa clara county district attorneys says the suspect's arm amarjeet and ball winner man stolen indian man's passport and had him working 15 hour shifts 7 days a week with threats of deportation if you spoke to police 3 other men were also identified as potential victims of the couple. >>and still ahead here on kron 4 news at 3 stocks soar today following pfizer vaccine. announcements we'll be speaking with a financial advisor on what to watch in the final month of 2020. and after the break is an ad on social media looks too good to be true it probably is how a family fell victim to a facebook scam and the bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over

after dolores's death country villa westwood was fined at least $20000.00 by the department of public health shell more reckon it's continues to own and operate the facility he didn't respond to a repeated requests point interview or a comment. i never got a phone call from the country villa. expressing we're sorry for what happened. it's like. another day for business. that anyone has a loved one a day you are thinking about putting it definitely find out who owns the business how's the business set up. go to a lawyer work in reverse. the problem has always been and foresman so the the results of violating the regulations is often very minimal punishment or no punishment at all. we asked the california department of public health operators with troubled track records continue getting we licensed they said each application is considered on its own basis and that their office conducts comprehensive investigations into complaints. as for kingston we eventually heard back from dr david silver he said they've been working closely with the state health department and as of september they h

after dolores's death country villa westwood was fined at least $20000.00 by the department of public health shell more reckon it's continues to own and operate the facility he didn't respond to or repeated requests point interview or a comment. by never got a phone call from the country villa. expressing we're sorry for what happened. it's like. another day for business. and anyone has a loved one a day you are thinking about putting it definitely find out who owns the business how's the business set up. go to a lawyer work in reverse. the problem has always been enforcement so the the results of violating the regulations is often very minimal punishment or no punishment at all. we asked the california department of public health operators with troubled track records continue getting we licensed they said each application is considered on its own basis and that their office conducts comprehensive investigations into complaints. as for kingston we eventually heard back from dr david silver he said they've been working closely with the state health department and as of september they h

after dolores's death country villa westwood was fined at least $20000.00 by the department of public health shellman reckon it's continues to own and operate the facility he didn't respond to our repeated requests point interview or a comment. by never got a phone call from the country villa. expressing we're sorry for what happened. it's like. another day for business. and anyone has a loved one a day you are thinking about putting it definitely find out who owns the business how's the business set up. go to a lawyer work in reverse. the problem has always been and foresman so the the results of violating the regulations is often very minimal punishment or no punishment at all. we asked the california department of public health operators with troubled track records continue getting we licensed they said each application is considered on its own basis and that their office conducts comprehensive investigations into complaints. as for kingston we eventually heard back from dr david silver he said they've been working closely with the state health department and as of september they h

we're going to start with sarah westwood at the white house. good morning to you. any sign at all that the president is moving closer to conceding this loss? >> reporter: good morning, abby and victor. there's no sign that we're anywhere close to getting a concession from president trump. yesterday he hit the golf course, he's been keeping out of public view otherwise, except for the rose garden event friday where the president for a fleeting moment acknowledged the prospects that he won't be getting a second term. by and large, all we heard from the the -- we heard from this president since election day and since the networks projected that joe biden had secured enough electoral votes to become the president-elect, are these conspiracy theories from the president's twitter feed. he's been continuing to push these baseless claims of voter fraud as his campaign pursues litigation in a handful of key states. keep in mind, that if one or more of the challenges were to succeed, joe biden is leading by such large margins in these states that there is virtually no way th

he lives here in westwood park, and i was surprised at the feedback.was specific to crime, exactly what you're asking about, and it was predominantly property crime, and the conversation moved onto home invasion. what i could tell in that meeting was people were scared. they were scared about the change that's occurring now. you ask what we should be doing. first of all, we need to be much tougher on car break-ins and home invasions. i agree that we need to help these people, but as soon as we have those property damage that actually scare people from wanting to go out to their car as night, from locking their door at night, triple locking, triple checking, we need to make sure we have a beat cop on the street -- and my time is up. >> thank you, kenneth. and next is stephen. >> one of the things i think we can do right now as a community to help make our neighborhoods more safe is form neighborhood watch programs, and they've actually shown great success. there is a particular block in diamond heights where the neighborhood watch program is wired very

after dolores's death country villa westwood was fined at least $20000.00 by the department of public health shellman reckon it's continues to own and operate the facility he didn't respond to our repeated requests for an interview or a comment. by never got a phone call from the country villa. expressing we're sorry for what happened. it's like. another day for business. and anyone has a loved one a day you are thinking about putting it definitely find out who owns the business how's the business set up. go to a lawyer work in reverse. the problem has always been enforcement so the the results of violating the regulations is often very minimal punishment or no punishment at all. we asked the california department of public health operators with troubled track records continue getting relicensed they said each application is considered on its own basis and that their office conducts comprehensive investigations into complaints. as to kingston we eventually heard back from dr david silver he said they've been working closely with the state health department and as of september they had

he lives here in westwood park, and i was surprised at the feedback. it was specific to crime, exactly what you're asking about, and it was predominantly property crime, and the conversation moved onto home invasion. what i could tell in that meeting was people were scared. they were scared about the change that's occurring now. you ask what we should be doing. first of all, we need to be much tougher on car break-ins and home invasions. i agree that we need to help these people, but as soon as we have those property damage that actually scare people from wanting to go out to their car as night, from locking their door at night, triple locking, triple checking, we need to make sure we have a beat cop on the street -- and my time is up. >> thank you, kenneth. and next is stephen. >> one of the things i think we can do right now as a community to help make our neighborhoods more safe is form neighborhood watch programs, and they've actually shown great success. there is a particular block in diamond heights where the neighborhood watch program is wired v

another englishman, lee westwood, has finished as high as second at the masters before and registeredon for under par and unsurprisingly a lot of focus on tiger woods. he is a defending champion of course at agusta after his extraordinary victory last year but he has not been a great form since goff returned from lockdown although that tee shot on the 16th has helped him to for under par, three behind the leader paul casey. much more on all the stories on the website and there is radio coverage of the playoff finals and the english friendly and you can follow them all at spore and plenty on the golf there as well. back a bit later on. a lot of oohing and eying on the golf shots in the gallery, thank you. it's been one of the toughest aspects of the coronavirus pandemic — the separation of elderly care home residents from their loved ones. now there is a ray of hope. four care homes in england are taking part in a trial in which staff are trained to carry out and analyse rapid result tests taking less than two hours. it's hoped it could pave the way for closer contact between care home

let's go first to westwood, new jersey. this is matthew. independent line. caller: thank you, and good morning. in my state of new jersey, the legislature is trying for the second time, because it was defeated the first time, to legalize marijuana in spite of the fact that all new jersey police chiefs oppose it for safety reasons, and the states that have legalized it, for example, colorado, they've doubled the traffic accident deaths because of obviously slowed reaction time of the driver and many more serious injuries. mention.t even also pedestrian deaths are up. the problem is also, it is a high strength, the potency is very high. children are experiencing anxiety, our young people, anxiety. they have hospitalizations because the stuff is getting infused into candy, like gummy bears and soda. the young children get a hold of it and have to be hospitalized for psychotic reactions. it's a disaster. host: who's behind getting that marijuana initiative on the ballot there in new jersey? caller: our esteemed governor, mr. murphy, who by the way, put virus pat

lee westwood is also well placed at 4—under, the same score as defending champion tiger woods.ree shots behind casey, with the tournament being played behind closed doors. no fan no fans at all and tiger said that was a bit confusing because you did not know where the ball had landed always. back to the studio. despite the chancellor pledging billions to help those impacted financially by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, millions of people are still finding themselves falling through the gaps and are unable to access any support. with me is our business presenter sima kotecha. yes, throughout the pandemic, we have heard from people who feel they have heard from people who feel they have been left behind and not supported by the government, that they simply don't have enough cash in their pockets. that is because some of them have not qualified for government support. they have not made the threshold of having started thejob by made the threshold of having started the job by previous state. and someone the job by previous state. and someone who has experienced this difficulty i

lee westwood is also well placed at four under, the same score as defending champion tiger woods.r the next month, the autumn nations cup starts with ireland against wales tonight, all the build up to that on the bbc sport website. the annualjohn lewis christmas advert has been released. but this year it aims to raise £4 million for two charities fareshare, which helps those facing food poverty and home—start, which works with parents who need support. it‘s hoped this campaign will make a difference to some of those hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. let‘s have a look at a section of that advert. just a little snippet of the ad there. i‘m nowjoined by the executive director of waitrose james bailey. mr bailey, thank you forjoining us. people do often wait for the advert to come out at this time of year from john lewis. how is it different this time? thanks for having me. like a lot of things this year, it had to be different, didn‘t it? people are feeling a lot of conflicting things going into christmas. i think there is a bit of a need to release some tension and celebrate,

lee westwood is also well placed at four under — the same score as defending champion tiger woods.hs or the cheers so he ended up asking the tv crews quite the opposite to that was bryson dechambeau saying that he can take tiger lines. pardon the pun. because there are not crowds. the crowds are not in the way to stop. dechambeau isn't doing too well, five of the pace. thanks very much. the time is a 7:45am. business news coming in at this morning. one of the country's was notorious serial killers, peter sutcliffe, known as the yorkshire ripper, has died. he was aged 74 and had been suffering from covid—19. he has been said to have refused treatment. we understand he had a number of underlying health issues, including heart problems and diabetes. he died in hospital in county durham after being admitted from nearby frankland top security prison where he was serving a whole life term. it was in 1981, sutcliffe was convicted of the murder of 13 women and the attempted murder of seven others will stop he carried out 11 killings in yorkshire and murdered two women in manchester. they w

. >> let's bring in sarah westwood at the white house.y and really about the circumstances of the interview? >> reporter: yeah. after a backlash over the fact that dr. scott atlas did that interview and did it from the white house, dr. atlas is saying he did not know that rt was a russian propaganda arm when he did the interview. he tweeted out an apology that i want to read. "i really -- i recently did an interview with rt and was unaware they are a registered foreign agent. i regret doing the interview and apologize for allowing myself to be taken advantage of. i especially apologize to the national security community who is working hard to defend us." it's not just the fact that dr. atlas did this interview, but also that he used the interview to peddle some misleading information. he, for example, questioned the predictions of models that are guessing that many more people could die of coronavirus. he also suggested that the lockdowns are more dangerous than the spread of the pandemic. that's the kind of message that we've heard from

here's a text from mark in westwood, new jersey, "i voted for biden because we need renewable energy,health care, and i need a president who will protect me from pandemics and preserve social security and medicare. trump will do none of those things. he is a miserable failure." we will continue to take calls from joe biden supporters. tell us why you are supporting the former vice president. give us detail on how you are thinking. if you are just joining, we did this for an hour with trump supporters from 7:00 to 8:00. in 12 minutes, we will talk to charlie cook and get his final take on the election of 2020. we go to frank in bayside, new york. caller: good morning. host: tell us about joe biden and your support. what do you see? caller: decency. i see a man that is not blind. he is willing to look and see the problems going on. he is willing to work with scientists. in my 60 years, i have never seen an election where stores , afraid ofoarded up the outcome. i have never seen that in my life. seen 1968 when they had the riots, but that was over one concrete issue, the war. --s was be

let's go first to westwood, new jersey. this is matthew. independent line.hank you, and good morning. in my state of new jersey, the legislature is trying for the second time, because it was defeated the first time, to legalize marijuana in spite of the fact that all new jersey police chiefs oppose it for safety rains, and the states that have legalized it, for example, colorado, they've double the traffic accident deaths because of obviously slowed reaction time of the driver and many more serious injuries, they don't even mention, also pedestrian deaths are up. children is r experiencing anxiety, our young people, anxiety. they have hospitalizations because the stuff is getting infused into candy, like gummy bears and so he had a. the young children get a hold tv and have to be hospitalized for psychotic reactions. it's a disaster. host: who's behind getting that marijuana initiative on the ballot there in new jersey? caller: our esteemed governor, who put virus patients into nursing homes also, and the democrat-run state legislature. host: let you go ther

tom and i do radio show every monday night on westwood 1.he's been terrific and he answers all of the questions. it's been a joy to cover his career, to see the excellence up close and to cover and have all of the access. it's just been an incredible honor and the fact that he wrote the forward and was willing to put his name on this book is something that we will always be -- i will always be grateful for, brian. brian: your relationship with your dad comes through despite all big names and the other thing that comes through is you're so much more than sports. the presidents from both bushes to ronald reagan to jimmy carter to bill clinton to barack obama and you even know donald trump for 20 years. i want to bring you to something you did documentary on, it's important to talk about bush 43 and after 9/11 attacks and threw the perfect strike, you did a 30-30 on that. how tough was it to convince 43 that this was worth going over in american history? >> seeing this moment in person, this and muhammad ali lighting the torch at the '9600 limp