willie: i do. i still do.ot really good at any of them except maybe dominos. - you were in the air force. - that's right. that did not work out well for you, did it? well, not really. i wasn't really cut out to take orders, yeah. harvey: yeah, you don't seem like a military guy to me. no, no, no, and they realized that pretty quick. why'd you do it? i did it to get off the streets and get some food and hospitalization and clothes and all that good stuff, because when you join the air force, there's a lot of good things that you get with it. i also got out of there with some time at baylor university paid for by the air force. speaking of baylor, did you really say, "i majored in dominos"? yeah. and my baylor song didn't really go over that well. ♪ jesus was a baylor bear ♪ but jesus wouldn't cut his hair ♪ ♪ his helmet didn't fit ♪ but he didn't give a ( bleep ) ♪ ♪ 'cause jesus was a baylor bear ♪ they still haven't adopted it as their song, but maybe they will. maybe they will. i know what that is. that's tr

willie: ♪ regrets ♪ i've had a few ♪ but then again ♪ too few to mention and, willie, it is sensationalreleasing a sinatra album. yeah. that must be amazing for you 'cause i know how much you loved him. willie: yeah, and it's-- you know, really looking forward to getting it out there and singing some of the songs live on the shows maybe sometime. but "my way" is such an incredible song, and it came out pretty well in the studio, so... it's amazing. it's amazing. and paul anka told me it's one of the best versions he's ever heard. - willie: that's what he told me. - yeah. you had just incredible hits. "mr. record man," "family bible," "night life," you sold those for $50, a hundred dollars, just to make ends meet. and these were just monster-- well, back then it helped out, you know? it paid the rent. - did you ever get them back? - yeah, i got-- i got "night life" back, "family bible" back, through the years, you know? it took a while, but i did. "crazy" was such an amazing song. ♪ crazy ♪ i'm crazy for feeling ♪ so lonely did you ever think of singing it yourself rather than going to p

so what would talking to willie nelson be without this? what, these marijuana things? i'm harvey levin. this is the story of the country music outlaw who went against the grain his entire career, a career than spanned more than 60 years. ♪ on the road again ♪ i just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ willie nelson grew up in abbott, texas, dirt poor, and quickly discovered music was his calling. harvey: being on the road was wild. women and parties. you had quite the time, i understand. what do you know?

i'm kristen welker in for willie.he country is in mourning today after learning that senator john mccain died, losing his battle with brain cancer, and tributes are pouring in for the decorated war hero who served more than three decades in the senate. we'll have more ahead. we'll talk to tom brokaw, chuck todd and historian john meacham about senator mccain's legacy. but first let's begin with kelly o'donnell who is near his ranch in sedona, arizona this morning where he passed away. kelly, you have covered senator mccain for many of his campaigns, his time on capitol hill. few reporters knew him like you did. talk about the reaction pouring in today, kelly. >> reporter: good morning, kristen. the senator's passing came at 4:28 p.m. local time, surrounded by loved ones in a place that meant so much to him, his ranch near sedona, somewhere tranquil and a sanctuary for him. he was a man known for his straight talk and his service. sedona at dusk. a slow procession and police escort carried senator john mccain away from

nonstop, willie. and nick con havevasori, i can'l with the fact that these republicans in congress don't speak out more aggressively, because the president of the united states again yesterday called the investigation into vladimir putin's interference in american democracy a "witch hupt hupt" director of international intelligence said the red lights are blinking. the threat is there. the threat is real, the threat is not going away, and you even had kirstjen nielsen, who is not exactly shown herself to stand up to donald trump in times where she should, where she said the cross hairs of -- our american democracy itself is in the cross hairs, because of what vladimir putin is doing. and here you have donald trump calling it a witch-hunt and wanting to end the investigation into putin's interference with american democracy. >> joe, in fact, here is some important pieces here. right? three men two years ago were at start of this invest sgigs russian interference. james comey, head of the fbi, number tw

you, me, donny and willie. i think the biggest surprise -- because i know -- i always knew that donald trump was, one, always just interested in, you know, winning, whatever it took to win. that he'd do whatever it took to put together a winning coalition. and, two, i knew the guy was insecure. he craved attention and he wanted to be accepted into the community. he always felt like he was never getting the respect he deserved, almost a rodney dangerfield-type character in manhattan. rev, donny and willie, i think the big effort shock for me is that he's decided to stick with his 33% solution on this, and not try to gain that acceptance. not try to build the coalition, but just narrowing it down to the smallest, most hard-core group of supporters that cannot carry him this fall, and cannot get him re-elected. >> i think you're right. i mean, all of us have come from wherever we started, and said, if i ever can get a big platform, this is what i'm going to do, and usually try to make it bigger than ourself, if we

[laughter] >> thank you, willie brown.it is an honor to be here with you and to see that this venue had to replace something that was even dangerous to the public good. thank you for your leadership in so many ways. it is visionary, for our city, both as our mayor and the speaker for so many years. i join you in recognizing assemblywoman skinner and john. john where is john? john burton for their leadership in getting us to this place and mayor breed. congratulations on the work you did as a supervisor and president of the board. but what you will be doing as mayor of san francisco, because we have more to do. especially with this project. it is wonderful to be here with so many members of the official family of san francisco in terms of the mayor, members of the board, the city attorney, they have been acknowledged as well as our members from the state legislature. david hsu, phil tang and as well as supervisor jane kim who is with us here. this is a representation of what can happen when people work together. public, pri

harvey, willie nelson, what a story, huh? going to start by telling you, i interviewed willie in san antonio right before a concert on his tour bus, guess the date i interviewed him? jon: i don't know, a couple of years ago? >> nope. 4-20, ring a bell? jon: good one. [laughter] >> it was just great. i mean, i got to tell you, this guy is incredible because there were so -- the -- willie nelson should not be successful given his up bringing. he was a bad kid. he got in troubleful he was arrested a lot. -- he got in trouble. he was arrested lot. he didn't really fit in with country music, but yet he became one of the greatest songwriters of all time. he sold some of his biggest songs for 50 bucks because he couldn't pay the rent, sold his guitar. he pawned his guitar every other week. i think you know famously even after he got wealthy, he was 32 million dollars in debt with the irs and had to partner with the irs on a cd to get back in the black. so i mean, he's just had an unbelievable life. and through it all, you know, you

willie mays. take a look. thousands of giants fans attended the big event...held this afternoon at at&t park. the star -studded ceremony included appearances by willie mays... willie mccovey...gaylo rd perry... current giants manager bruce bochy...and dusty baker. 53-year old bonds...who grew up in the bay area...says it was always his dream to play for the orange and black .(sot) "i always felt is my home and to come in full circle...signing with the giants...as i stand here now i am amazed and humbled... that i am being recognized with the greats...willie mays..mccovey...marshall...and gaylord perry...you were my heroes growing up"growing up" growing up"my heroes growing up" bonds played 15 of his 22 mlb seasons with the giants. bonds hit 762 home runs in his career. he has yet to be inducted coming up in sports... hear bonds talk about how much his family means to him... (jrs) coming up at 8. it's a new way to protect young athletes. the state that's offering concussion insurance. (justine) and next how one

willie was my godfather. willie was my idol. two comparisons here. to be a young kid and be a baseball player and the person idolizes your godfather, what other gift do you want? all i cared was love, that he cared about me as my godfather, and that i was good enough for him. that was just it. my dad was the same thing. but it was two different people. like i always said, willie gave me a pat on the shoulder. my dad was going to go you can do it again. i was fighting the two evils. one evil to the good side, the angel and the devil on this side. willie would be like you hit two home runs in the game. keep up the good work. my dad would be like you swung when you weren't supposed to. >> check out the documentary series bay area revelations champions of baseball on nbcbayarea.com/revelations. >>> let's check in with a look at the weekend forecast. what should people expect if they are going out to the game tonight. >> we have a range. in san francisco or the higher elevation areas we have windy conditions. the rest of the bay area is going to be pretty

i'm willie geist.resident trump is unand responding aggressively morning to the new revelation that robert mueller's investigation reportedly has reached into the white house itself. "the new york times" reporting that white house counsel don mcgahn has given 30 hours to mueller and the special counsel office and the times saying he cooperated because the feared the president was setting him up to take the fall for any possible illegal acts of obstruction. what is the president saying this morning and what does it mean for the russia investigation? we are live with the latest and get into it with chuck todd. >>> plus an all-out manhunt in nashville this morning for the killers responsible for a double murder on friday morning and now police are investigating whether a series of recent shootings are related. >>> later, a sunday sit-down with a very funny man actor chris o'doud on his breakout role in "bridesmaids." and own series with ray romano and later term a heart throb. >> what are you? >> a sex sy

i grew up in the back seat of my dad's willie's jeep my kids grew up in the back seat of this willie's jeep my oldest boy has a willie's jeep himself and he can't wait to have kids so that they can grow up in the backseat of theirs it's it's just it's part of our family i have a one thousand nine hundred sixty g. to a jeep slightly modified a bit and take it for long trips longest trip i've ever been on so far today by today we're about three thousand two hundred miles for the whole trip. everywhere we've gone we've encouraged people to sign the vehicle and we probably have fifty signatures in there the only problem. i have is a lost fan belt trying to catch up everybody else after all off doing some photos and videos and we end up changing the fan belt fifty yards away from a bison that was on it was over the road so we didn't get any pictures but we have fanned out changed in record time. bison. yes indeed dozens of the nearly extinct north american wild cattle graze along the highway. in one thousand nine hundred two forty nine byes and where reintroduced into the valley of the lee

>> absolutely, willie. they are only at the beginning.rtainly near vow was a pretty compelling witness even though he was sort of a disreputable character and got up there immediately started to admit to crimes. he's college educated. prosecution pointed out he served honorably in the virginia national guard and described, you know, working for paul manafort for ten years. he started as an intern in the '90s out of william and bhaer the former lobbying firm and came on board in 2006. the other witnesses in the case have given the jury a glimpse into the wave of criminality. gates is taking them all the way down the cave on a rope and showing them all the corners. key speak to manafort's state of mind, talk about what manafort said and why he did these things. he told the jury that manafort wanted to pad his income. that's why he was evading the tax. that's why they had the secret bank account. so far he's been a compelling witness. he admitted to some crimes that prosecutors didn't know about including embezzling from manafort. while they

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. >>> they say 16-year-old amarch willis was shot on -- amar willis was shot friday avenue. another victim, a 18-year-old vallejo man was hospitalized. two suspects were arrested. police say it began as an altercation between two groups. >>> investigation is under way after a tesla that may have been in self-driving mode slammed into the back of a fire truck. the crash happened around 1 a.m. yesterday morning in the southbound 101 and san jose. just south of bailey avenue. firefighters had just shown up to the crash when they say a black tess ra mme of ths. no firefighters were injured but the driver of the tesla was put on a stretcher and a chp officer appeared to give him a sobriety test. no word this morning on their conditions. and a tweet, firefighters say this is the second time in recent months that a tesla has rear ended unof their -- one of their fire trucks and they say the tesla was reportedly in auto mode, driving 70 miles per hour but it was not in braking stage. >>> phil and i asked former san francisco may why are willy brown what does this mean for president

come across the willie brown bridge, will be something that says, a.c. transit.hen i walked in here, i was accosted and stopped by a lot of bus drivers and some other people. all a.c. transit. this button i am wearing, it they consist -- they insisted i put it on. therefore greg harper, as a member of that joint powers board, and as a person who does the things for a.c. transit, our tenant who will use the facility more than anybody else, because everybody that comes over here by a.c. transit will be put off the bus near second street, no matter where they're going. they will have to walk back down although shops and things. we'll be taking money out of the east bay forever. [laughter] [applause] >> you need an anchor tenant. i have to admit. the nice thing about this as you can almost open this up with a park. there won't be anything in it but this is beautiful on the park is beautiful. we are proud to be here. it is a wonderful time. it has been a long time coming. i have been on the board for many years now. but this date wouldn't have been possible without th

it will take me a minute to see barry and willie with my father. because i was a baby. i feel like the kid still that's looking at number 25 bobby bonds and willie mays when i was growing up. >> dodgers in colorado take on the rockies top two, ya skrrks io gets all of this one. his 15th of the year. the dodgers up 2-zip. we move to the bottom of the 9th two on, one out. brian dozier gets the stop. they can't make the double play. ryan mcmahon gets to bat. you know what's going to happen next. he's the man. one swing of the bat, a walk off three-run homer just his 4th of the season. rockies beat the dodgers 3-2. they're a game and a half back of the first in the west. >>> all right. a's and angels, second inning already up 1-nothing. marcus simeon adding to the lead with the first of two home runs in the game. this is a three-run shot that made it 4-nothing. then crush gets into the act. chris davis with an opposite field home run in the third inning. his 34th of the year and 11th opposite field home run of the season. that made it 5-nothing. edwin

>> it is a five alarm fire, willie.failure to act. that's by both the government and the platforms. i mean, i think we've seen some very slow progress from the various social media and tech companies, the kind of announcement that facebook made earlier this week about discovering another information operation. we need more of that. we need transparency, we need exposure, we need action. but unfortunately i think partisanship on this issue has stopped and prevented some real meaningful action that could happen. >> what's the partisan angle on this? what's the other side of dvensding democracy against russian entrugz. >> as to somebody who was a national security professional, i have my own partisan affiliation. i was a career civil servant in the bush administration and the obama administration. i don't think this should be a partisan issue. i think for some people because this conversation has gotten so caught up in the context of the 2016 election, it's very hard for people to separate the fact that a foreign adversary

willie mccovey were present.large inflatable balls in mccovey cove where all 35 of the splash hits landed, and even a danny glover nar ated video package. here's the great willie mays addressing the elephant in the room. >> the hall of fame is a type of fraternity that when you get there, you will say, man, how did have that honor before something happens to him. on behalf of all the people in san francisco and all over the country, vote this guy in. he is very, very important to me. thank you very much. >> third round of the pga championship. brooks keka who won the u.s. open in june is your 54-hole leader at 12 under par. tiger woods is in fourth place four strokes back. that's all for sports. more news after the break. burn near redding. but today - an evacuated family returned home to a welcome surprise. their family fish - "grant" - was still alive! >> today an evacuated family returned home to quite a surprise to redding. this is kind of hard to believe. this family fish named brant, she was still alive. it

our north america correspondent, david willis has this report. a video gaming tournament was on the

he has the comedy central roast of bruce willis on sunday night, and he's the host of the show "roast battle" on that network too. "roast battle season 3" premieres tuesday. this is a fun show, a one on one insult match, comedians go back and forth on stage trading brutal blows about each other. comedians are all adults but we thought it might be fun to try this same idea out with kids. so we sent jeff out on hollywood boulevard to meet some kids, to pair them off and teach them to insult each other. >> happy summertime, you guys ready to roast? >> yeah! >> when i was a kid i got bullied. only way i could stop the bullying was to roast the bully back. you guys want to learn how to roast each other? >> yes! >> who wants to go first? come out here, come out here, bring your brother. >> battle, battle, battle, battle! >> let's roast! >> boy, you're so ugly, hello kitty said good-bye. >> oh!

y su esposa que estÁn aca bienvenidos. >> bienvenido willie. no esperaba que saliera viral, el vuelo mÍo fue fort lauderdale san juan, san juan orlando, en san juan un amigo estÁ sonando y yo quÉ pasa no querÍa interrumpir la conversaciÓn hasta que llega la llamada de mi hija y espÉrate yo le digo dame un break y yo tranquilo no entiendo quÉ estÁ pasando hay algÚn problema una emergencia? no papi que tu video saliÓ viral. >> ¿cÓmo te diste cuenta una amiga lo viste en tu telÉfono quÉ pasÓ? >> mi hermano incluso fue el que me dijo, mira sabes que papi puso este video en redes sociales y se ha ido viral completamente y fue una emociÓn de verdad para mÍ, fue totalmente un sueÑo realidad rÁpido llamÉ a mi papÁ, papi tienes que saber esto, ya eres famoso (risas) y usted se sorprendiÓ, sabe que su esposo es asÍ porque siempre le ha gustado cantar o cÓmo fue? >> yo sÉ que siempre ha intentado cantar es el alma de la fiesta, pero cuando yo estaba sentada y veo me da por revisar el facebook y veo wow! que esÁa pasando, empecÉ a comunicarme con Él pero n

but, willie, there is such a -- such a culture of corruption there.omebody yesterday said that collins had to feel picked on when you had wilbur ross, in their words, doing insider trading at a pace the guy thought he only had two weeks to live. and, you know, since trump says he's only good until 11:00 a.m. in the morning, that was a pretty busy 9:30 to 11:00 block to do insider trading. you look. look at the "forbes" article. just a culture of corruption and, of course, as they always say, the fish rots from the head. >> matt miller, these are just the people around, profiting off hotels and ivanka had to shut down her clothing line. they put money in a trust that does not isolate them from profits, certainly, to put it mildly. >> i think joe hit the nail on the head when he called it a culture of corruption. democrats have the ability now to make this case that there is this culture that starts at the top with donald trump and starts with his family members and pervasive throughout his administration and also list the treasury secretary on governme

>> willie, i think first of all, excellent reporting.n't have access to food and cholera. so the situation in yemen is very bad. it's been getting worse. we've been supporting them behind the scenes. we need to actually put -- use our pressure on the saudi government in the first instance, but uae and make sure that they bring this to an end. this is a war that doesn't need to be fought. and congress is increasingly asserting itself and, of course, you can imagine if we have a change after midterms, they'll be even more assertive. but there are laws on the books with regard to u.s. support to countries that are engaged in this warfare. if they are blatantly sdarding human rights, basically, with inability to differentiate between military targets and civilians, then we should not be giving them military assistance. >> you know, john, these are the sort of wars that donald trump promised to get the united states out of. he certainly has been threatening to remove the two, three, four thousand troops that are in syria right now. but this i

i'm willie geist.sident trump is up and responding aggressively to the new revelation rhatert mueller's investigation reportedly reached into the white house itself. "the new york times" reportingh that house counsel, don given 30luntari hours of interviews to mueller and the special counsel's office. the times reporting that mcgahn cooperated because he feared the president was setting him up t take a fall for illegal acts of obstruction. what is the president saying th morning and what does it mean for the russia investigation? we're live with the lest and 'll get into it with chuck todd. tore the killers responsible for a double murder on friday morning. and nowolice are investigating whether a series of recent shootings are related. >>> a laider, a sunday sitdown with a funny man, chris o'dowd onis breakout role in bridesmaids, his latest series with ray romano and his own amusement of being labeled a heartthrob. >> what's the term? it's not a sex symbol, you're a what? >> friend symbol. there was

kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. the president is picking up the pace with these campaign rallies, trying tohel help republicans in key races. he is on vacation but expect him to come and go from his new jersey private club. this morning he is saying that hi campaign against t media is a, quote, public service, ile to shape his own message. the president'sa of a saturday night out. a rally stage near columbus, ohio. >> you've got to get out and vote. >> reporter: making an urgenth pitc before a special election tuesday, that will fill a house seat. >> troy balderson, come on up. >> reporter: a test of the president's popularity in a district he won by double digits. but where the democratic candidate, danny o'connor, is polling strong, a sign democrats say that a blue wave is coming in november. the president countered. >> i think it could be a red wave. i tell you what, really i think it should beed a wave. >> reporter: feeling pressure perhaps, but feeling the for sure. >> it's hot. so much for my brand new beautif

>> good morning, willie.osecution painted an astonishing portrait of greed and deceit. they allege that paul manafort committed this massive fraud. we've seen this in documents, but it's another thing all together to see a member of robert mueller's team articulate this before the jury. they essentially say that manafort was paid $60 million but that wasn't enough for him. he had to stash some $15 million in foreign bank accounts to avoid u.s. taxes. and then in 2014 when viktor yanukovych was sent packing in exile to russia, manafort needed cash, so he began committing bank fraud, overstating his income, defrauding banks, ordering false profit and loss statements for his businesses because what he had were a bunch of valuable properties in new york, hamptons and other places. he needed to extract cash to fund his lavish lifestyle. prosecutors talked about some of the things he bought including a 15,000 ostrich jacket. that was the news of yesterday is what is paul manafort going to say in defense to this mas

david willis in washington there. let's get some of the day's other news.blican senatorjohn mccain say he will no longer be continuing treatment for his brain cancer. mr mccain was diagnosed with an aggressive form of the disease last summer and had been receiving treatment. he left washington to be with his family in arizona — though he has still been a vocal political figure and a frequent critic of president trump. spain has taken another step towards dealing with the legacy of the civil war, after the government approved the exhumation of francisco franco. after he died in 1975, the late fascist dictator's remains were laid to rest in a grand mausoleum, known as the valley of the fallen, near madrid. the site has long been used as a place to pay tribute to general franco on the anniversary of his death. the finance boss of the trump organisation, allen weisselberg, has reportedly been given legal immunity — meaning he won't be prosecuted for helping with the investigation into michael cohen. mr cohen — who's president trump's former lawyer — pleaded gui

that would be our friend with the bad haircut. >> steamboat willy. >> steamboat willy as he calls himself. the original mickey mouse film. he's showing that he's down with american culture by calling himself steamboat willy. guess he'd say, i don't know, i'm britney spears, i don't know what he would say today, i'm kim kardashian. i don't know -- he called himself steamboat willy. that's a guy captain miller's squad captures and frees, much to their sorrow later on. i'm not talking so much about individual personalities here. nor am i talking about individual pieces of equipment. we talked about the tiger -- that's probably unavoidable. but i think the movie does a fantastic job of depicting the incredible firepower of the german mg-42. the general-purpose german machine gun that just dominated any battlefield situation it was in. hitler's buzz saw, the germans called it. and later allies came to refer to it by the same way. it's an incredible reliability, rate of fire, stopping power. it was a wonder weapon of the day. that scene haunts me, blasting away with the mg-42. you see the barre

<willie brown>he was a forerunner to the guys with the diamonds in their earlobes.ary was just that kind of gregarious, interested, outgoing, aggressive dude.my father was a basketball player, and a boxer. you never hear that combination. he was one of those all-league basketball players. he was a center at 6-3. he was like wilt chamberlain, back in the 1930s. that was considered a big guy. but boxing was where he made his name. he was a three-time golden gloves champ. athletic skills weren't the only thing gary got from his dad. his father was kind of off the wall in many ways. he always worked for himself, you know. he had a ranch, he had a restaurant, he had a pest control business. he was a policeman in san jose. you'd hear these legendary stories about how my dad would never arrest anybody. guy had too much to drink, my dad would drive him home, and dump him on his porch, rather than take him to jail. gary's work schedule and kron's independence was suddenly insignificant. that's when his father bill, passed away. my d

foreign minister, this is willie geist.o, the sanctions back in place. with the elimination of the iran deal with president trump is the world now safer? >> well, the marines have been fraught with difficulties and dangers over the last seven, eight years. and we have to, i think, resolve all of these issue, including the potential threat of nuclear proliferation from iran. and there is room for the efforts being undertaken by the europeans. and we would hope that more favorable agreement can be reached in the foreseeable future. >> and mr. foreign minister, yas yasmin vossoughian has a question for you, mr. foreign minister. >> good morning, sir. i want to the go off of what willie was just asking about, do you think that president trump said he would meet with president rouhani with no preconditions involved should be meeting with him? >> well, the president in making that declaration, i'm sure, has the best interests of the region at heart. and is continuing to work towards the stability, security and maintaining the pea

i'm willie geist. and the host of "kasie dc," kasie hunt. almost not recognizing the lightning. has it worn out its lightning nomplgts. i like it. i wish we could have donny in the light. you need a little light. >> i need some weather effect. >> a cloud over your head normally? >> well, a man, really, who needs no title or sound effect. the great donny deutsch. also with us republican communications strategist and msnbc political contradicter rick tyler. republican strategist and msnbc political analyst not pictured here susan del percio. there now we have pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson, political reporter for "the daily beast" betsy woodruff and retired four-star admiral, diplomacy an drift for nbc and msnbc and executive operator and get into this. new reporting from the "washington post" that president trump feels emboldened by stripping ex-cia director john brennan of his security clearance. trump believes

it's going to take me a minute to see barry and willie with my father.oks like my dad and willie and i'm still the young one, right? i was the baby. bby bonds and willie mays when i was growing up. >> as at the angels, second inning already up 1-0. marcus simeon adding to that lead with the first two of home runs in the game. that's a three run shot. a crush gets into the act. chris davis with an opposite field home run in the third. that's his 34th homer of the season. that made it 5-0. edwin jackson pitched 7 and a third shutout innings striking out six. he got some help from rookie ramon lariano. they're calling this a catch and throw of the year. runs a mile to take the out and throws to first. en that is a double play. are you kidding me? what an arm! the as go on to win it, 7-0. there could be major drama today at the pga championship. tiger is trying to win his first major in a decade. brooks koepka will be seeking had his second major victory of this year. third round of the pga championship in st. louis. shot of the day came on the par 3, 16th h

their driving legendary willie steeps the most famous u.s. army vehicle in world war two. but it takes passion and dedication to drive the whole distance in an old open topped car. i grew up in the back seat of my dad's willie's jeep my kids grew up in the back seat of this will use jeep my oldest boy has a willie's jeep himself and he can't wait to have kids so that they can grow up in the backseat of theirs it's it's just it's part of our family i have a one thousand nine hundred sixty j. to a jeep slightly modified a bit and take it for long trips as longest trip i've ever been on so far today by today were about three thousand two hundred miles but the whole trip. everywhere we've gone we've encouraged people to sign the vehicle and we probably have fifty signatures on there the only problem i've had is i lost a fan belt trying to catch up to everybody else after pull off doing some photos and videos and we ended up changing the fan belt fifty yards away from a bison that was on his side of the road so we didn't get any pictures but we had a fan belt changed in record