and immediately paul casey started talking about playing golf with a 17-year-old saudi girl at a pro am earlier this year. things are getting better because she says things are getting better. so what a story. and another guy chimes in, yeah, i played golf with her, too. that is the essence of sports washing. it's a relatively new term, people don't understand it. boy, that's it. i asked what about gay rights? i asked a two-part question. paul casey who is 45, traveled the world and is a relatively smart person i always enjoyed talking with said, yeah, i don't know anything about that and another guy said i don't know anything about that. what a mess. it's really an embarrassment for sports that these guys are making that decision and being pawns for the saudi regime. >> not shining the best light on the sport, that is for sure. christine brennan, thank you as always. it's good to see you. >> you as well. >> cnn has learned that former acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney is testifying today before the january 6th committee and they hope to get another former member on the

and in both cases, basically paul casey talked about a 17-year-old girl he played golf with. that was his answer about the womens issue. when i followed up about gay rights, he said he didn't know enough about the topic. these guys have the playbook. they've got the script. and the saudis are loving it. they're getting what they want from them, sports watching from big names in the game. >> and now you have the former president making a statement about not being able to get to bottom of 9/11. really unbelievable. >> thank you, laura. >>> well, it's an outrageous fortune. i'm talking about a billion bucks and change. you've probably seen the megamls -- call it maybe billions -- jackpot. it's snowballing this week. winning the lottery can make you rich, but can it make you happy? i'll ask a guy who knows. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may

a golfer named paul casey, a european ryder cup veteran and the best known of the three up there, and i asked him a question, and the other two now, and with the forum, and the platform they have with the saudis and mbs would they speak out on behalf of women's rights and the rights of the gay people, and the lgbtq people in saudi arabia, and we know how awful the track record there is, and he immediately, paul casey talked about playing golf with the 17-year-old saudi girl, and never otherwise addressed the girl, and when i followed up about gay people, he said that he knew nothing about the issue, and could not talk about it a.45-year-old man saying things exactly the way that saudis want to hear them. >> christine brennan, thank you for joining us. >> and we will have more news just ahead. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provovides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or

and in both cases, basically, paul casey talked about a 17 year old girl that he had played golf with that was his answer about the women issue. sports washing 101. and then, when i followed up about gay rights, he said i don't know enough about the topic. he's 45 years old, he traveled around the world. these guys already got the playbook, they've already got the script, and the saudis are loving it because they're getting exactly what they want with him, sports washing from big names in the game. >> now we have a former president making a statement about not being able to get to the bottom of 9/11. really unbelievable. christine brennan, glad you're here, thank you so much. well, it's an outrageous fortune. we're talking about a billion bucks in change. you've probably seen the mega millions jackpot, it snowballing this week. winning the lottery can make you rich. but can i make you happy? alaska guy who knows. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates mat

pro golfer, paul casey, defended the league. >> i can look you in the eye and say that i see a trajectory, a positive ajectory. it was vei hope thco devastating. he is calling on the athletes to stand with 9/11 victims. >> if you don't want to stand with us, stand with the people that had to make a decision in those buildings. should i jump from the hundred four, or should i burn alive, or the people in the airplanes that had to call their loved ones and give them a final goodbye. do it for them. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, they have said, as we have said, these families have our deepest sympathy. some may not agree, but we believe golf is a force for good around the world. at the end of october, trump is expected to host them for another tournament at trump national miami. we reached out to trump for comment on the controversy and did not hear back. >>> up next, a story about mental health and how this week students are rising above are sharing their stories to inspire others who are struggling. >>> devastation in kentucky. 16 dead among some of the worst flooding in state h

england's paul casey will make his liv debut at trump national and insists his move was not motivated by money. the tga tour is something, it was a goal of mine to play on the pga tour. it has been an incredible journey, but i am also a guy who has one or multiple tools, the agent, the pga tour, and i would love to add a live victory to that as well. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. paul, thank you very much. the first lady of ukraine, 0lena zelenska, has been speaking to bbc world news. 0lena zelenska has played a key role for many ukrainians as the conflict with russia continues. she told us about the toll the russian invasion has had on the mental health of her nation. let's hear some of the interview now. translation: the whole of ukraine i is currently in constant stress, i for example, there was a mass rocket attack last night, and this morning, on the ukrainian territory. it was the kyiv region, and in the east and in the north of ukraine, and we feel that constantly. every person lives in constant stress from the 24

england�*s paul casey will make his liv debut in the event, knowing that it could jeopardise his chances of playing in future ryder cups. the rules and decisions that are going to be put in place are going to be put in place are out of my hands. i was still love to be a part of that but if i am not than i guess there is nothing i can do. i am not going to... yes, i would love to be a part of it. england and south africa meet for the second time in 2a hours later, fresh from a match that produced 29 sixes and a convincing win for the home side in the first of their t20 series. england posted their second highest total in this format, 23a for 6, withjonny bairstow continuing his impressive summer with 90. moeen ali reached his 50 off a record—breaking 16 balls. south africa were in the game while tristan stubbs was at the crease, motoring to 72 off 28, but his was one of three wickets to fall in the penultimate over as south africa came up short. they meet again in cardiff later. if the changes are coming thick and fast so it is nice to start the series well and the next game is tomorrow

paul casey, the world no 26. he joins ex—ryder cup teammates lee westwood, ian poulter and sergio garcia in the new breakaway circuit, which finished in oregon — and moves to newjersey later this month. 22 of the world's top 100 players have left the pga and dp world tours to join the new event, which has huge prize money on offer. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the the papers are saying today. with me are anne ashworth a property & personalfinance commentator and shyama perera who is a journalist and author. let's look at the front pages. the observer says an official inquiry will investigate the prime minister's claim that a0 new hospitals will be built by 2030. in what the sunday express reports as an exclusive — ministers have urge borisjohnson and rishi sunak to cut taxes now rather than wait until the next election. another story about the prime minister — the telegraph says he has been accused of turning a blind eye to alleged

i spoke to paul casey and asked him whether he agreed with tiger woods that they had turned their back even though they were all over the meeting yesterday, sojoe garcia said he would not comment on it, nicholson walked straight past me and said hejust nicholson walked straight past me and said he just hopes to have a good week. and if one of those golfers does have a good weekend ends up challenging on sunday, could make some of those running the game a little nervous. if one of them left the jug down a little nervous. if one of them left thejug down in a little nervous. if one of them left the jug down in the 18th come sunday, forget about the weather, it could poke up whole in the completely different direction. it could indeed. thank you very much for that indeed. there were a "string of administrative errors and failings", in the organisation of the champions league final in paris in may. that's the conclusion of an inquiry by the french senate, into chaotic scenes at the stade de france. it points the finger clearly at the organisers, rather than at liverpool supporters — as ha

casey. we followed a couple of them on the chorus earlier and didn't hear any booze for them. these golfers are causing a bit of controversy, these questions aren't going away. tiger woods that said that they had turned their back on the tours that had given them all their riches, and we put some of those comments to the golfers today. i put some of those comments to the golfers today-— golfers today. i didn't hear them. i have read little bits, but _ golfers today. i didn't hear them. i have read little bits, but like - golfers today. i didn't hear them. i have read little bits, but like most| have read little bits, but like most things. _ have read little bits, but like most things, probably taken out of context _ things, probably taken out of context i_ things, probably taken out of context. i respect tiger as a golfer. — context. i respect tiger as a golfer. 0ne context. i respect tiger as a golfer. one of the two best golfers that has _ golfer. one of the two best golfers that has e

for example just two days ago a man named paul casey, writer veteran from europe, i asked him would he now with this platform, take a positive spin, you're getting all this money for them. you are important to them. you have mbs's ear theoretically. will you work on gay rights, women's rights. clearly there is a lot, a ton to do in saudi arabia. his answer? well i played golf with a 17-year-old girl and she tells me things are better. that's his answer on women's rights. i've been followed up. what about gay rights? he goes i don't know anything about that. 45-year-old man traveled the world. i know nothing about that. so the saudis are loving that. because they've got a big name in the sports world as you know well and he is doing their bidding, exactly what they want him to do. >> sticking your head in the sand trap. >> and the power of what mbs is trying to achieve. you even had president biden heading over to saudi arabia as noted after calling them a pariah then sharing that fist bump and there was frustration not just from "the washington post" which employed jamal khashoggi, fro

two or three sentences and then one golfers paul casey said, i got to go run and do a photo shoot. it's say a couple things, sound nice, and get the heck out of there, and it is exactly what sports watching is all about. basically do what the saudis tell you to do, take the money and run. >> yeah, almost out of a -- like a scene from bull durham or something when they used to feed the pitchers and the players the canned comments to make to the sports casters. and then trump when he was asked to defend all of this made this ridiculous remark, just a disgusting remark that we haven't been able to get to the bottom of 9/11. i mean, this is just a -- this is a debacle. >> it is. so that was thursday. i was there wednesday, as you know, you've been to bedminster. it's trump, everything trump, and he is in his glory. the idea that he -- >> i didn't get into the golf course, i should say. they kept me on the outer perimeter. please continue. >> you didn't miss much. it is not one of the world's great golf courses, not at all, but this is all trump. so of course he's there. of course he's

while europeans like paul casey is still waiting to learn, if they too will be locked out of the right account. i would still love to be a part of that. but if i'm not, and other than this, i guess there's nothing i can do. i'm not sure what to tell you yet, because i guess we don't know. i right now we're at, we're all in limbo, which is a bit frustrating. the, the players of making the decisions obviously with the players are not trying to damage the game. or you know, we, we leave this to those in charge of the tool. there was a lucky escape for a spanish rider on day 4 of the women's tour to france. maggie garcia was hit by her own team call while she was pushing to rejoin the main bunch. she managed to get back on her bike out to finish the stage. but she lost contact with the leaders stages one by switzerland's modern voice her, while marianna voss from the netherlands retained the lead, as yellow josie light, 16 seconds and just a few hours until the opening ceremony of the commonwealth games. birmingham in the u. k. is the whole city this time around? athletes across 25 sports

i wasjust watching paul casey on the ninth, no animosity towards them. tiger watch, i hear you cry. they arejust over my left shoulder on the fifth, but it is not going well for the greatest of all time, as some people call him. a two—time champion here at st andrews. four over on his first four holes, and that is on a date where over half the field are level par or over. i think i canjust about pick level par or over. i think i can just about pick out tiger woods over your shoulder. thank you. england's batters are staging something of a recovery in their second one day international against india. when ben stokes became yuzvendra chalal�*s third victim, england found themselves in trouble at 102—5. liam livingstone took the fight to india with a run—a—ball 33, including a couple of mighty sixes. moeen ali made 47 to help drag england towards a competitive total before he too fell to chalal as india look to clinch the three—match series. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. there is build—up to the latest euro

england's paul casey will make his liv debut at trump national and insists his move was not motivated by money. pga tour is something... i mean, it was a goal of mine to play on the pga tour, but i am a... and its been an incrediblejourney, but i'm also an incrediblejourney, but i'm also a guy who is one multiple source, i think five, australasian, asian, korean, european tour and pga tour, and i would love to add a liv victory to that as well. that's all the sport for now. plenty more from birmingham through the afternoon. thanks. see you later. kyiv says moscow is moving troops to the south of the country, where a counter—offensive by ukrainian forces is underway, in an attempt to retake the city of kherson. kherson was the first city to fall to russia in the war. now uk defence officials say it is "virtually cut off from other territories" held by the russians. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, has more from kyiv. a ferocious ukrainian barrage late on tuesday on a key bridge in russian—controlled territory. the damage from this and earlier attacks is clear to see. yeste

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casey stegall. fox is now underway for a man charged in the death and disappearance of ascent luis obispo college student more than two decades ago, paul flores, suspected of killing kristin smart 25 years ago when they were both students at cal poly prosecutors say the floor is killed, smart while trying to rape her in his dorm room in 1996. her body has never been found. floors his father, ruben floors, is charged as an accomplice. both men have pleaded not guilty. let's get us some breaking news. we're following here in the east bay in pittsburgh, hellfire responding to a vegetation fire that's burning in the area of altai vista and your woodland hills park not far from kerkar pass road south of highway for it can clearly see the smoke rising in this camera. of course, it is a time lap time lapse image we're showing you gives you a good idea of the situation here. we see some burned area about 15 acres in size has burned already. fire crews say they're mounting an aggressive attack on this fire.

let's get more from simon casey. we have already seen gazprom delivering less gas in the past few months. how much of a difference would this make? simon: it could make quite a big difference. we confirmed today that this letter that was sent out to several european utility is true. it is unclear exactly how much gazprom's total gas supply this affects. but undoubtedly, gazprom supply was already lower. maintenance was being carried out on the system. so this just adds to the entirety. and of course, it was just in the summer when a natural gas demand is relatively low in europe. it is increasing anxiety right now on whether this disruption will stick in the approach to winter when gas demand is at its peak in europe. haidi: what do we expect when it comes to the risk of nord stream 1 not reopening this week? simon: the crunch will come on thursday morning, when we see if that has been completed, or whether it was a smokescreen just to turn off one of the spigots. and if that supply doesn't come back on -- i mean, th

paul flores is suspected of killing kristin smart 25 years ago when they were both students at cal poly. his father, ruben floors, is charged as an accomplice. prosecutors say paul flores killed smart while trying to rape her inside his dorm room in 1996. her body was never found. the trial was moved in monterey county superior court in salinas , both paul and ruben flores have pleaded not guilty. a typical summer day here in the bay area. not so typical was that 97 degree reading and nevermore conquered and in antioch does numbers were good 10 degrees. above normal, but by being typical was a good 36 temperature span from pacifica at 61 to the mid and high nineties in our inland areas, it was 82 degrees in redwood city. it was 80 noted, and napa. this is the scene looking out towards the golden gate bridge, not shrouded in that deck of low clouds and fog, but it is coming. these are the temperatures at this house very pleasant to wait for the bay into our inland area. 76 now in brentwood after seeing a high today of 98 degrees, it's in the mid sixties and fremont and 58 degrees in sant