USA news on Youtube Jun 15 2018

Jak się nazywa twój kanał na YouTube?

Nazywa się WeAreGoingSomewhere

A wy co tu robicie?

Jesteśmy na wycieczce ze szkoły.

Tak? A skąd jesteście?

Ze szkoły tu w okolicy.

Dobrze wam się tu mieszka?

Tak.

Nie!

Lubicie motyle?

Tak.

Nie!

Ona nie lubi!

Jak macie na imię?

Dana ... ... Ashley

Dzięki za wystąpienie na vlogu!

Bawcie się dobrze!

Ty też!

You think anyone would ever make a turkey sandwich like this for you in Poland?

This is one of the things that will never stop being strange for me here in USA.

Who needs 10 layers of turkey on a sandwich?

I was just feeling like

a little turkey sandwich for breakfast this morning because we were at a cool place.

And... as always...

this is just the way they make these sandwiches here in US, which is

very strange for us, Polish people and not very edible.

Then it's a waste, too bad.

But you never remember.

Maybe when you order the sandwich you have to

you have to tell the person behind the counter

"only two layers of turkey please!"

All in all not a very important matter

but it's a new day and I had to start with something!

To jest trochę jak UPSIDE DOWN [serial Stranger Things na Netflixie] z tymi latającymi w powietrzu, czyż nie?

Jest, faktycznie!

Ale to jest słoneczna wersja!

To się po prostu stało!

Siedział na ziemi i nie chciałem, żeby ktoś go nadepnął więc go podniosłem

i teraz

na imię ma Samuel.

Więc to był wszystko twój pomysł?

Chyba tak.

Wiem, że Blonnie uwielbia motyle więc

myślałam, że to będzie dobra rzecz.

A ty je lubisz?

Lubię. Pewnie nie aż tak jak Blonnie.

Ja...

jak byłyśmy w średniej szkole

siedziałyśmy kiedyś na werandzie w domu moich rodziców

i motyl usiadł na Blonnie kolanie. Zrobiłyśmy nawet wtedy zdjęcie

Nie jestem pewna co stało się ze zdjęciem, ale

był to świetny moment, Blonnie bardzo się to podobało

że motyl na niej wylądował.

Nigdy nie słyszałem tej historii.

Nie wiem czy ona nadal ma gdzieś to zdjęcie.

Może ja je mam gdzieś w pudełku.

Masz jeszcze jakieś historie na temat Blonnie z czasów szkoły średniej?

Myślę, że nie chciałaby żebym niektóre z nich opowiadała.

I have to tell you visiting Colorado is just super cool.

It absolutely deserves to be one of the best

States in the USA and many people want to live here.

Not without a reason.

Right now you can almost ski here

in June.

Where at the base it is

90 degrees [32 Celsius]

and up here you still have quite a bit of snow

Ok, maybe

I went to fat with the skiing.

But the conditions are close to winter.

Even in June and July.

Hey, gratulacje!

Zdobycia szczytu!

Co zrobiłaś z telefonem?

Nic.

To kłamstwo. Coś zrobiłaś.

Wyleciał mi z kieszeni po drodze tutaj.

Teraz jest rozbity.

Nie, nie jest.

Jak dla mnie wygląda na rozbity.

Nie, nadal działa.

Wygląda na całkiem rozbity.

Nie jest.

Zdecydowanie rozbity.

Zdecydowanie działa.

In the place where we are there's a so called Continental Divide.

And this means

that on one side of this sign

the water starts flowing towards

the Atlantic Ocean

and on the other side of the sign it flows towards the Pacific.

That's what Continental Divide is about.

I'm not going to lie that I had to look that up.

I did not know this just from the knowledge

in my head.

But now I know and I will remember this for some time.

For a few years at least.

Rafał Woźniak is asking "why not a plane ride?"

Because it's a lot less expensive by car.

With three people it makes a lot more sense to drive.

More or less I calculated it would come to

$2000 to fly.

Because if we took a plane then

tickets would be around $400 a person, let's say.

Then you have to add luggage fees.

When we arrive we HAVE TO rent a car because we are doing a wedding here.

On Saturday.

Saying "we are doing it" I mean we are photographing the wedding.

And you can't work an event like that without a car so we would need a car here.

That's an additional cost and if you take it all together and calculate then

you get to about $2000.

Driving the car both ways costs about $500.

We're staying with a friend so there's no cost of a hotel.

So in this case it was just a lot more reasonable to drive.

The drive is not so bad, you have to bear the 25 hours, that's true.

Maybe 30 counting in breaks for

I actually made a whole episode about this.

But when you get away from the East Coast a little the roads become so wonderful

and problem free in America it's a very smooth ride.

So it's really not a big deal, no problem.

If someone likes driving and we like driving

it's just way more comfortable in the car. You can load it with whatever you need or want.

No need to worry, you can stop whenever to eat

buy yourself some coffee, there's no problem.

There's one more question in the comments I want to address.

What about buying a house?

I once heard somewhere that if you buy a house for cash in USA you will be allowed to live there.

I'm not quite sure if your point here is

that buying a house for cash somehow helps with a legal stay in the USA.

Nothing like that exists.

I am positive that

buying a house for cash here contributes in no way to

obtaining legal stay in USA.

Neither does it give you a work permit or anything like that.

But it is true that

immigration law and the institutions that execute the immigration law

are operating in complete separation from financial institutions in USA.

Meaning, indeed if you are here illegally and you have

enough money to buy something for cash like a house or even a big

hotel or something - you can do that.

And in reality, no one really controls these processes.

The immigration law of course constantly changes.

The financial law is also constantly modified in USA...

David, jedzenie!

Idę!

Znowu się obracam!

Ukradłaś czyjąś huśtawkę?

Nie ukradłam!

Czyli pytałaś o pozwolenie?

Huh?

Hello!

Dzień dobry!

Czy to twoja huśtawka?

Śmiało, po to jest!

Dzięki!

Miałaś rację, nie ukradłaś!

Sprawdza się.

Dużo wyluzowanych i przyjaznych ludzi w Boulder.

Macie zaproszenie żeby się pobujać przed ich domem.

Nawet mi się to podoba!

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How to Watch Egypt vs Uruguay Online Without Cable in USA | Heavy.com - Duration: 6:06.

How to Watch Egypt vs Uruguay Online Without Cable in USA | Heavy.com

Egypt and Uruguay get their 2018 World Cup campaigns started on Friday with a Group A match inside Central Stadium in Yekaterinburg.

In the United States, the game is scheduled to start at 8 a.m.

ET and will be broadcast nationally on Fox Sports 1 (English broadcast) and Telemundo (Spanish broadcast).

If you don't have cable or can't get to a TV, you can watch the game–and every other World Cup game–live on your computer, phone or streaming device by signing up for one of the following cable-free, live-TV streaming services:.

Hulu With Live TV.

In addition to a Netflix-like on-demand streaming library, Hulu also offers a bundle of live TV channels, including both Fox Sports 1 and Telemundo.

You can sign up for "Hulu with Live TV" right here, and you can then watch every World Cup game live on your computer via the Hulu website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the Hulu app.

If you can't watch the game live, "Hulu with Live TV" also comes with 50 hours of Cloud DVR storage (with the ability to upgrade to "Enhanced Cloud DVR," which gives you 200 hours of DVR space and the ability to fast forward through commercials), allowing you to watch any game after it airs.

FuboTV.

Fox Sports 1 and Telemundo are both included in the "Fubo Premier" bundle, which has a channel package that is largely tailored towards international soccer fans.

You can sign up for a free 7-day trial right here, and you can then watch any World Cup game live on your computer via the FuboTV website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the FuboTV app.

If you can't watch the game live, FuboTV comes with 30 hours of Cloud DVR (with the ability to upgrade to 500 hours), as well as a "72-Hour Lookback" feature, which allows you to watch any World Cup game up to three days after it airs even if you forgot to record it.

Sling TV.

Fox Sports 1 (but not Telemundo) is included in the "Sling Blue" package.

You can sign up for a free 7-day trial of both, and you can then watch any World Cup game live on your computer via the Sling TV website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the Sling TV app.

If you can't watch a game live, you can get 50 hours of cloud DVR storage as an additional add-on.

Preview.

The storyline dominating this game, of course, is the health of Mohamed Salah.

After piling up 44 goals across all competition for Liverpool and establishing himself as a legitimate Player of the Year contender, the 25-year-old star went down with a shoulder injury during May's Champions League final against Real Madrid.

Though he has returned to training, his status for Egypt's World Cup opener against Uruguay on Friday remains up in the air.

"He is gradually getting better," Egyptian FA managing director Ehab Lehita said.

"However, I cannot confirm today that he will play in the first match.

All I can say is that I hope he will.".

The thought is that Egypt will play it safe with Salah in the opener, knowing that the most likely route to the group stage will be wins over Russia and Saudi Arabia.

As such, they'll want him as healthy as possible for those games.

Of course, for as magical as Salah has been this year, Uruguay stands as the favorite even if he is on the pitch.

Oscar Tabarez's squad has plenty of its own attacking talent in Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani, while the defense is a strong, veteran group.

Uruguay, who have advanced past the group stage in each of the last two World Cups, are certainly the favorites to top Group A this year.

That's likely to start with three points against Egypt, though the presence of the mercurial Salah would certainly make things significantly more interesting.

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DOBERMANS and Their DIET - What should they eat? - Duration: 1:54.

I'm The Doberman Guy!

Today we're going to check what kind of food should a doberman eat!

But before we go… if this is your first time here and you want to know everything

about the doberman, consider subscribing and clicking the bell so you don't miss anything!

Dobermans are active dogs and need a good diet, even if they are just a companion dog at home!

An adult male should consume around 2200 calories a day!

But an inactive doberman would need less and a puppy or a young adult would need more.

Young dogs are still using energy in their growth, and a puppy may well consume about

1900 calories a day.

An elderly dog would require less as he would use less energy,

and a neutered or spayed one would need to have less, in order to avoid obesity.

Dobermans usually do well on a daily high protein diet that has meat or fish, listed

as the first three ingredients.

The products that should be avoided are ones that contain meat by products, because the

meat specified could be anything at all, including rats and the remains left from the slaughter house!

Grains with gluten like wheat and corn, should be avoided, as they can be the culprits producing

allergic reactions: a dog's digestive tract is very short and fibre it's difficult to digest.

In fact, if your wallet allows it: it's ideal to use grain free super-premium brands.

From time to time I also feed raw chicken and BARF to my Dobermans!

They love it and are also known to be good for them!

Check the links in this video description for 5 dog food brands

that are known to be good for the Doberman.

Write in the comments what type of food you give to your Doberman!

Thanks for watching!

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IT'S OVER Senate Drops NUKE On Robert Mueller - Duration: 12:45.

IT'S OVER Senate Drops NUKE On Robert Mueller

White House Special Counsel Robert Mueller just got some bad news when Sen. John Thune

(R-SD) said he does not think his probe into Donald Trump's alleged collusion with Russia

during the presidential election will end with a report to Congress detailing impeachable

offenses.

"The American people at some point are going to tire of this, and many of them have already

put it in their rearview mirrors," Thune said, according to Breitbart.

Thune was then asked directly if he thinks there will be an impeachment referral to Congress.

"I would highly doubt that would be the case.

I think it's in the president's best interest and the American people's best interest

that the facts and the truth get out there.

That the conclusions be reached.

They've investigated everything and interviewed everybody and have had months and months of

this now to do this and I think it's time for them to begin to start winding this down.

I hope that happens sooner rather than later, because I don't think it's in anybody's

best interest to drag these sorts of things out forever and for them to become an unending

sort of campaign."

This comes after Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani said that Mueller should follow the example

former FBI Director James Comey set in 2016, when he investigated and publicly exonerated

Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server.

"When Comey closed [the case] in July — although I think it was a complete whitewash — I'd

like to have them do that for us," the former New York City mayor said.

"Come on!

They've had a whole year," Giuliani said in a recent interview.

"We're going to raise the pressure to

try to get

this thing over with.

It's gone on long enough."

Giuliani scoffed at the idea that Mueller's investigation would last beyond the midterm

elections later this year.

"I think that'd be absurd," he said.

"If we're talking about the public having some degree of toleration for it now that'd

switch very quickly" if the investigation extended beyond this year.

What do you

think

about this?

Let us know your thoughts

in the

comments section.

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FED UP TRUMP GOES ROGUE – DROPS NUKE ON ROBERT MUELLER - Duration: 12:45.

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LAII and ESSENCE 🔥 SQUAD GOALS DANCE ~ Best Trends Challenge - Duration: 3:03.

LAII and ESSENCE 🔥 SQUAD GOALS DANCE ~ Best Trends Challenge

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Supernanny | Introducing House Rules - Duration: 6:47.

They'd be the children's behaviour the way they treat one another with no

respect at all and they're running wild thinking that they can behave just the

way they want to and they are getting away with it and that is a problem your

communication skills with the children it's what teaches them how to

communicate back and they're learning nothing from you when you demand when

you shout and yell at them you shout at the children they shout back at you

Debbie your children know that you don't like them right now and you know what

they know that you don't like him right now by the way that you speak to them

with the way that you interact with them which is you don't all they want to do

is be loved by you or they want to do smart but the messages that you're given

to them is that you don't they need you to interact with them on more than one

level I have tried to be like the only people they have in my face

the only people they have right now is you and their grandparents and the

reason why they have their grandparents so much it's because of the dependency

that you have with them now I think it's wonderful that you have your family

living right next door to you but they're your mom and dad don't I'm not

gonna be around forever Wow and every time you called dad's you

undermine yourself and become one of the one of the kids but these issues Debbie

that can be changed they can be changed and they can be addressed but it takes

strength and it takes determination and an understanding of being able to bridge

the gap between you and your children because once you understand what you can

do yourself to be able to better yourself as a parent then your children

will benefit from that and the impact will be massive sounds

nice how nice so nice it sounds like the

dream super nannies determined to turn Debbie's dream into reality so she rolls

up her sleeves and lays down some rules for the house no spitting okay because

that's behavior we do not do anymore don't do that next

up discipline here there are three badly behaved kids so super and his famous

naughty step won't work instead they'll each get a naughty corner this way

Debbie can discipline all three girls at once I want you to give them a warning

that it's the first stage of the discipline and that warning will be to

come down to their level given my contact in a very firm voice as an

example come down as if you're one of the children okay and it do not do that

the final stage of super nannies discipline system is the reward chart

every time a girl is naughty mum will remove a petal from her flower and if

she's good a petal will be added if one of the girls gets ten petals you'll get

a treat your special art book okay to draw a picture in and then this box to

put your creative stickers but if you're naughty your behavior is naughty and you

have to go on the naughty corner then mummy will take one of your petals off

and put it back into your pot almost immediately the discipline system is put

to the test Bethany is given a warning for picking on Ruth but just moments

later she's pushed her to the ground I can't carry you

oh but she will I wants Bethenny's on the naughty corner

Debbie must explain clearly why she's there Bethenny has to stay on the

naughty corner for five minutes a minute per year of her age but she's got other

ideas if the child gets off from the naughty corner then you must be

consistent and placed the child back on the naughty corner so that they

recognize that she will do the same thing every time they get off from the

corner the child learns eventually Bethenny does have five minutes all

right oh it's a go and explain to Bethenny why you put her on the water

corner want an apology because I kisses netic no I want to apology you can't

talk to her forehead look at me please base what exactly what you say

the apology is for the rain you've pushed loose oh okay Oh kisses hugs and

kisses for Ruth please mommy she needs to apologize to roof and give up I'm

gonna kiss

you

For more infomation >> Supernanny | Introducing House Rules - Duration: 6:47.

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BLACK PLAGUE Has Been Discovered In This US State - Duration: 2:29.

A young boy from a US state has contracted the black plague, yes, the same black plague

that was responsible for killing off 25 million Europe during the middle ages.

I'm going to tell you everything you need to know and how this could affect you, here

for you on IO.

Welcome back to inform overload, I'm Charlotte Dobre.

The black plague or the bubonic plague was deadly during the middle ages.

The symptoms were absolutely terrible.

Victims had swollen lymph nodes, headaches, fever, extreme weakness and constant vomiting.

Nowadays, thanks to modern medicine, it is possible to treat the plague.

That doesn't mean that it can't kill you anymore however.

There are still outbreaks in modern day, like one that happened in Madagascar last year

that killed 200 people.

That being said, human plague cases are rare.

For the first time in over 25 years, there has been an outbreak in Idaho.

The victim is a child, a young boy, who is not identified.

He got sick last month.

The central District Health department made the announcement that the plague had returned

earlier this week.

They didn't know how he contracted it, it may have been within his home state of Idaho,

or while he was on a trip to Oregon.

Back in 2015 and 2016, ground squirrels near his home in Elmore County Idaho tested positive

for the bubonic plague.

So how can you avoid getting the plague?

Humans get it from infected flea bites.

Flea bites were the same way it was spread during the middle ages.

But back then, the overall living conditions of Europe were extremely unsanitary, and fleas

liked to hang out on the back of rats.

The best thing to do is to make sure that your pets are treated for fleas, and definitely

do not touch any wildlife.

That also goes for your pets.

Don't let your pets that run around in the wilderness sleep in your bed afterward.

And if you are feeling any of the symptoms we listed, make sure you go to the doctor

early.

If you do contract it, Your best defense is getting diagnosed and treated early on.

The boy who was infected is currently in the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery.

At this time there have been no other reported cases in the area.

Alright guys, why don't we lighten the mood with some comment replies.

You will never know who I am . Soo many videos keep me from sleeping.

Yay.

I mean, make sure you sleep once in a while.

Meme Lord – I broke my pc screen smashing the like button.

Appreciate the enthusiasm meme lord.

You gotta love the internet – how many vids today charlotte!

I'm bbinge watching.

We post 3 videos a day, but if you wanna go on a binge, and you want to see more videos

like this one, we've put together a playlist for you.

Welcome to the end screen, here's that playlist I was talking about.

Don't forget to smash the like and subscribe to IO for all your news.

We are also on social media so make sure you check out the description for all our links.

That's it for me and I'll see you in another IO video.

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Chris Hardwick Wiped From Nerdist Website He Founded Amid Allegations…| American Today - Duration: 3:16.

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Did Chloe Dykstra just accuse Nerdist CEO Chris Hardwick of abuse? - Duration: 2:31.

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Los reyes llegan a Estados Unidos entre canciones de góspel - Duration: 5:57.

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Can You Open a US Credit Card If You Live Overseas | Tips for Expats, Students & Residents Abroad - Duration: 5:19.

Hey, it's Ernest from Trip Astute. In this video, we're covering a common question

that we receive which is, "can you get a US credit card if you live in another country?"

(light chiming music)

I think we take it for granted that we have such lucrative credit card

offers here in the US. While it's possible to find offers in other

countries, the issuers in the US seem to offer the most competitive and

generous bonuses. It's probably a reflection of our society and our high

usage of credit. But for those of us who are able to manage our spending

responsibly, it's a very useful and lucrative way to offset the cost of

travel. A common question that's popped up is whether you can get a US credit

card if you live abroad. For example, if you happen to be an expat, student

studying abroad, or even someone who lives in another country. The answer is

complicated. While it's possible to get a credit card while living overseas, there

are some strict requirements. First off, you'll need to have a social security

number. Some banks will take a US Taxpayer Identification Number, or ITIN

for short. Though most will require a social

security number. You also need a bank account in the US. Issuers

require that you pay your bill using US funds. Lastly, you'll need a US address.

US credit card issuers will generally not accept a foreign address in your

application and they won't send a new credit card overseas unless it's a

replacement. As you can see, it's possible to get a US credit card if you're an

expat or US resident studying abroad, but it's nearly impossible for anyone else

outside of the US. Though if you're already overseas, you're not going to be

able to get your card delivered to your location, so you're better off applying

for the card when you're in the country. The ideal situation would be to do it

before you leave the US. In addition, here are some things to keep in mind for

anyone trying to spend a significant amount of time outside the country.

Number 1: Maintain your credit history. One of the biggest concerns for expats

is maintaining a credit history when living overseas. This can be an issue

when returning back to the US and trying to get a car or home loan. Using and

paying off your credit cards is a great way to keep your credit history active

in the US, even if you're living abroad. On that note, number 2: Set up electronic

statements and auto pay. Living abroad can present a challenge when it comes to

getting your credit card statements. I recommend setting up electronic

statements and auto pay on your account. That way, you can rest assured knowing

that you'll get your statements and pay your bill on time every month. Number

3: Be aware of your connection when applying. If you're already overseas and

attempting to apply for a card, know that you may not see the same card offers

since your device's IP address is from outside the US. This may also cause your

application to get flagged by the issuer. To avoid this issue, I recommend using a

VPN service which will allow you to connect and tunnel your internet service

through a US server. It's actually a best practice when traveling and when

using an unsecured internet connection. I plan to do a video specifically on VPN

services in the near future, but if you're looking for an affordable and

easy to use VPN provider, check out Private Internet Access. I use them

whenever I travel and it gives me peace of mind that my data is securely

transmitted. Number 4: Avoid foreign transaction fees. This one is important

if you're looking to use your card abroad. Make sure your card doesn't have

any foreign transaction fees. Most premium travel cards

don't have them, and a few issuers like Capital One don't charge them on any of

their cards. However, if you're thinking of getting the popular Chase Freedom

card with rotating bonus categories, you might want to think twice since the card

is subject to foreign transaction fees. A better option might be the Discover It

card since they don't charge the fees. However, it really depends on where

you're living and whether your Discover card is even accepted. Discover does have

some agreements with other networks like JCB in Japan and UnionPay in China, so

it's possible that you might be able to use it. But definitely do some research

beforehand. Number 5: Pay in local currency. When using a US credit card

abroad, you'll often be asked whether you want to pay in US dollars or the local

currency. You're generally better off paying in

local currency and having the credit card perform the conversion using market

rates. If you need more information, check out our video on the topic. And finally,

number 6: Notify the issuer of your situation. Once your card is approved, you'll

want to let the issuer know if you'll be spending a significant amount of time

outside of the US. Doing so will help you avoid fraud alerts when using your

card abroad. Are you an expat or student living abroad who uses a US credit

card? If so, let us know if you have any other tips. We hope you enjoyed this

video and found it useful. If so, please give us a thumbs up and consider sharing

our video with others. Also, if you haven't done so already, please enter our

5,000 subscriber milestone giveaway which is open until Friday June 22nd. Until

next time, travel safe and travel smart.

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Man travel U.S. mowing lawns - Duration: 1:06.

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✅ Tiger Woods bombs in US Open disaster - Duration: 3:53.

 For all intents and purposes, Tiger Woods' U.S. Open is over.  The 14-time major champion continued his implosion at Shinnecock Hills with a second-round 72 on Friday, closing with two consecutive birdies to bring his two-day total to 10-over

Even if the afternoon wave of players shoots high scores, Woods remains on the outside of an early projected cut line around 8-over

 "I don't think you can be too happy and too excited about 10-over par," Woods said.  Woods teed off on his first hole, No

10, and made a birdie in the morning rain. Despite the gloomy weather, and despite Woods' awful-looking first-round 78, there was optimism in the air

He then traded a bogey at 14 with a birdie at the par-5 16th, and then bogeyed 18 to make the turn at even-par for the round

 But Woods could never keep any momentum going. He made a double at No. 1 — where he made a triple to start his tournament Thursday afternoon — and followed it up with two more bogeys to fall to 12-over

It looked pretty bad at that moment before he managed a small bit of redemption with birdies at Nos. 8 and 9.  "I finally made a putt — or two," he said

"I gave myself some good looks, but I hadn't made anything the last couple days. Consequently, I put myself behind the 8-ball early on

"   see also There was buzz, like a U.S. Open hadn't experienced in. The 42-year-old Woods hasn't won on the PGA Tour since 2013 and hasn't won a major since the 2008 U

S. Open at Torrey Pines. After back surgeries and personal problems, Woods didn't play in a major in 2016 or 2017, but came back at this year's Masters, where he finished tied for 32nd

 But his first U.S. Open since 2015 didn't turn out the way he wanted it to.  "They're the hardest fields and these are the hardest setups," he said of the majors

"They're meant to be testers. You don't win a major championship by slapping it around all over the place and not making putts

You have to be on."  Woods' round was in stark contrast to that of his playing partner, Dustin Johnson, who was doing what he could to run away with his second U

S. Open after taking this tournament at Oakmont in 2016. Johnson played a nearly flawless round, making only one bogey en route to a 3-under 67, getting him to 4-under for the championship and a healthy three-shot lead as he went for a leisurely Southampton afternoon

 When Johnson rolled in a 45-foot birdie putt on No. 7, coming down the hill on the treacherous Redan green, the crowd went wild, and Woods just shook his head in admiration

 "Dustin was in complete control of what he's doing. He's hitting the ball so flush and so solid," Woods said. "Every putt looked like it was going to go in, even if it didn't

"  The best round of the tournament was put up early by Englishman Tommy Fleetwood, who made six birdies en route to a 4-under 66

It got Fleetwood to plus-1 for the tournament.  "We'll take that and run," Fleetwood said, "and get out of here." FacebookTwitterGoogleFacebook MessengerWhatsAppEmailCopy

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Bouhaddouz own goal hands Iran shock World Cup win over Morocco - Daily News - Duration: 9:30.

 The Iranian Messi had his blushes here by a Morocco nightmare as substitute Ariz Bouhaddouz headed a stoppage time own goal

 Sardar Azmoun, 23, had gone into the tournament with a huge reputation as the star man in Carlos Queiroz's team

 After missing the cut for the last World cup, the Rubin Kazan striker had netted 23 times in 32 games over the subsequent four years for his country, making him Iran's all time fifth highest goalscorer

 Faced with the chance to give his side a crucial start to their Group B campaign, however, he fluffed his lines

 A superbly-worked move sent him clear of the Morocco defence, three minutes before the break

Azmoun looked certain to score.  Yet instead of finding the net he allowed keeper Monir El Kajoui to keep his effort out with his outstretched leg

The rebound was sent over the bar.  Iran had arrived in Russia as the first Asian team to qualify for the World Cup

They boasted a front line of freescoring talents with Azmoun supplemented by Alkmaar's Alireza Jahanbaksh, who netted 21 times last season

 Olympiakos striker Karim Ansarifard had scored 17 times over the past campaign. But all three were unable to find a way through a Morocco side that had conceded just once in their past eight qualifiers

 Stylish Ajax midfielder Hakim Ziyech was another to be frustrated, seeing his 79th-minute volley saved by El Kajoui

 Herve Renard's team, the Lions of the Atlas, had impressed with their attractive, enterprising start to the contest

They'd started their World Cup undefeated in their previous 18 games, winning 14 of them

 Yet for all their build-up they too could not make the breakthrough, with Iran keeper Ali Beiranvand in fine form

 In the 19th minute the Persepolis stopper did well to save a deflected effort from Juventus defender Mehdi Benatia from a corner

 In the 26th minute the Iran players threw their bodies in the way of two Morocco strikes, the second a fierce effort from Galatasaray midfielder Younes Belhanda

The strike hit Rouzbeh Chesmi before rebounding to safety.  Queiroz, the former Real Madrid boss and Manchester United assistant manager, was rocked in the dying minutes by the loss of Jahanbaksh through injury

 But just minutes later he was left delighted as defender Ehsan Haji Safi swung a free-kick into the box and Bouhaddouz sent a diving header into his own net

 The Iranians celebrated as though they'd won the tournament.  Morocco must now try to find a way to recover

 All the action, as it happened, below.Key EventsFULL TIME Morocco 0-1 Iran17:58Morocco 0-1 Iran (OG)17:54Back underway!17:08HALF TIME: Morocco 0-0 Iran16:49Kick Off!16:0118:14Celebrations! They'll be cheering on the streets of Tehran tonight! 17:58KEY EVENTFULL TIME Morocco 0-1 Iran And that's it! Iran win for the first time at a finals since beating USA in 1998

17:55 Bouhaddouz heads into his own net at the near post and the Asian side have a winner

 The 31-year-old St Pauli striker puts through his own net. The Iran bench overjoyed

 The Morocco bench distraught.GOALLLLLLKEY EVENTMorocco 0-1 Iran (OG) GOALLLLLLLLL GOLLLLLLLLL GOLLLLLLLLLLL GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL17:54 A last chance for Iran

 Stupid challenge from Soufiane Amrabat trying to get goal side down by the flank 10 yards from the corner flag on the left

 Chance for Iran to toss one in - can they land a first World Cup winner in 20 years?17:52 Oh an argument on the touchline

 Herve Renard and Carlos Quieroz going at it.  It ends in a handshake. 90'Six minutes added on Lots of time left

 But now Da Costa has shot from 40 yards and fired out of play by the corner flag

 Looks like he's hurt himself. Which makes it even more laughable.88' El Ahmadi down

 Herve Renard not happy on the side.  If either side wants to go through, they need a winner here

86' Not a lot happening right now.  It's all turned very stop start with a number of fouls breaking up play

83' Big blow for Iran.  Jahanbaksh is off injured. Goddoh on.82' Ex-West Ham defender Manuel Da Costa is coming on

 Harit heads off.  A defender for an attacking player.  Hmmmm.79'Good save! Excellent from Morocco

 Could build up, excellent skill from Harit, and then a crisp hit from Ziyech.  Good save from the keeper down low to his right

76'El Kaabi off, Bouhabbouz on Another change for Morocco.  This one up front.  And another break in play with an Iranian down

75'Amrabat for Amrabat Amrabat is off then.  On comes another Amrabat.73' Problem here

 Amrabat down on the floor after a coming together on the far side.  Shoulder to shoulder, his head appeared to hit the floor as he landed

 He looks rather dazed and confused.  He seems to want to come back on, but the medics are calling for a change

 He's sitting down on the side and Herve Renard is calling a sub back.  He'll be off shortly

17:29Time for a change?67' Worst. Freekick. Ever. Overhit, straight out. Absolutely dismal

 22 minutes or so for a winner.66' Iran win another freekick - El Ahmadi with a foul again - but wil make a change first

 Mehdi comes on for Shojaei, the skipper. Carlos Queiroz chancing his arm?62' Chance for Iran to counter from a corner after a giveaway from Amrabat

 Morocco eventually get back well however.  A little head-to-head between Amrabat and Shojaei

 Nothing too serious and the referee calms it all down.60' Good spell for Morocco

 Starting to ramp up the pressure again.  Ziyech getting more of the ball in dangerous areas

55' Little break in play with Ebrahimi having taken a knock in the ribs while performing a slide tackle

 Morocco noticeably squeezing the pitch now, trying to play exclusively in the Iran half

53' Morocco starting to be patient a little more.  They need to be decisive with their play, but there was enough from Iran to suggest they can punish any slackness

51' Look at this guy! Wonder if he'll be at Portugal vs Spain later too? Bit of a trek

48' Morocco starting quickly again, as they did in the first period. Ziyech is playing closer to the front and Amrabat is advancing well down the right

 A good cross from the right finds Harit, but he can't get over the volley and it goes nowhere near

Second halfKEY EVENTBack underway! We're back underway. And we've got an early booking for an Iranian player

 Jahanbaksh, who we've not seen much of so far, into the book. 17:01Fans enjoying themselves So 0-0 so far

 Not for lack of trying.  Morocco look vulnerable to Iran counters, but look the more impressive side with the ball

16:54Can Morocco nick it? Morocco have shown themselves to be the best side but Iran look sturdy at the back

 Can the African side sneak a one goal win.  Betfair make it 13/5 for a 1-0 or 2-1 win to Herve Renard's men

 Bet in play hereHTKEY EVENTHALF TIME: Morocco 0-0 Iran That's the half-time whistle then

 Morocco started really brightly and created a couple of very good openings.  But the best chance of the match fell to Azmoun - but the Iranian Messi fluffed his lines

 Half-time: Morocco 0-0 Iran43'Huge chance Iran! What an opportunity! Belhanda goes down in midfield, he isn't strong enough, and Iran counter

 This time they get it right, and the pass sends Azmoun clean through. He races clear, but takes too many touches, allows the keeper to come out and make the save

 It bounces awkwardly to a teammate, but he can only volley off a defender, and it spins up and over

 The corner comes to nothing.still 0-0.39' Lovely attempted cross from Ziyech looking for the No

9.  Just a little too far ahead. Perhaps would have been served better rolling 10 yards inside to Belhanda, who had space