would ex ptend political capita to a very capable recognizance satellite program that gives them all the intelligence they need. reporter: but we ve heard the science excuse before from beijing when china tested a missile that went around the world in 2021 they claimed it was a routine spacecraft ex expe experiment. this is like tiktok. does anybody trust china? of course not. for good reason. reporter: china has spy satellites but they can t loitder over a big area like a balloon. the government will track the balloon as it makes its way across america. the u.s. response so far on the diplomatic front with antony blinken delaying the high stakes visit to beijing. conditions are not conducive for a constructive visit at this time. the decision to take this action, my planned visit is detrimental to the discussions we were planned to have. reporter: for where this goes from here. the pentagon says for now they re continuously tracking this balloon and determined it s
testimony of facebook, twitter, and google execs before congress russia s use of social media in the election. watch washington journal , live 7:00 a.m. eastern on saturday morning. during the discussion. u.s. ambassador to canada, kelly knight and canadian ambassador to the u.s. talked about u.s. canada relations. this is about 25 minutes. does fall to me to be the guy that interrupts your dinner. we know this is the canadian-american business council, that is excellent. i like to intrude on your sunday mornings but tonight i will intrude on your dinner but it s worth it because i have an extraordinary moment. tonight for the first time to people at the center of the most important issue for economy, the trade between canada and united states, some might say the weight of the world is on the shoulder. security issues we ve talked about resilience of our friends in new york. please give a warm welcome, we could be very warm the capital of canada to the u.s. ambassador of
[captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ian: up a hill. right to left at the end. dottie: stop the presses, kevin kisner didn t hole a birdie further. ian: he had six in a row on his own ball. dottie: amazing but remember, his partner is in there, what, 1 inches away? ian: yeah. nine. rich: charley hoffman and two good looks from this pairing. did he hit it? yes, he did. bill: they have to get something going. they were at even par for the round at that point. that gets them into red figures for the day and out in 35. nick: yeah, the leaders are going well but you have to believe, these groups, if they can get 20 under they could at least get third spot, which is worth the effort. bill: here s ryan palmer. jordan is in oh, there you go. his partner takes the pressure off and he comes through. he left a few on the course yesterday with som
peter: we re back at the 10th hole. jonas blixt now for birdie. dottie: some 30 feet, uphill the entire way. through a little valley. peter: a little bit of a common trend that we re oswego players coming up short to. 14. bill: schaffele. second shot on this par 3. going right at it. pga tour rookie. back to 10. peter: all right, kevin kisner now set to putt. when you get on a run like these guys make absolutely everything. no, that got hopping after about three feet so he misses left and will mark. to 17. peter: danny lee. he s up tees up today. 150. nick: yeah, considering how difficult the breeze has been. especially yesterday. it s about the easiest i ve ever seen the 1th hole play. bill: danny lee right on the number there. let s go to 11. here s jordan. he and ryan palmer out in 32. parred the 10th to stay at 18 under. five behind to. 10. peter: scott brown now for his birdie. there you go. boy, look at that. two 4 s on the card. that s some kind of golf. they tempora
division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] nick: so both teams sensing there s a possible victory here. and just that little bit more adrenaline being applied, dottie. dottie: there s some serious grinding going on is what s happening. nick: you know darn well, like this putt for kisner. this could give them that cushion to maybe get it down the last three holes. a two-shot lead in this format. dottie: but a guy like cam smith, there s a spot in the players on the line. nick: absolutely. dottie: there s a lot on the line for these guys. nick: the good thing is they re playing together in the same group so they know from the leaderboard that they are just about locked up one and two. there can t be much break in this. dottie: no. i would say right half of the hole with some speed. nick: oh, wow. bill: well nick: it was up the hill. just didn t quite so cameron smith has