those two are 10 under, in a tie for eighth. tonight on cbs begins with sixth minutes and the full story of all that went on recently with el chapo. "madam secretary," "the good wife," and c.s.i.: cyber." on america's number one network. here's the situation. bubba in close. for a birdie. kokrak is just outside of him. one behind. if he can hole it, kokrak, he'll force watsoz to have to make his to avoid a playoyo.

doesn't really have to give the hole away. jim: peter kostis, you've been hours. how do you feel about the chances of jason knocking this one in? peter: he's taken on a lot of tough hole locations. when he's had to mcle up and do it, he's done it. jim: bubba now just two putts away from taking the tit. though. battling with s sme of the big boys. and hanging in there with a final-round 68. nick: that was perfect, wasn't it?

just stayed there. jim: so ted scott, bubba's caddie has no doubt given him one last little thought about just nudging it up there. the speed here is nots slick as you find in other places then green. nick: just brush it in. jim: fororhe title. going to put a coin on and it let reavie finish. but it's going to be bubba's week again here for the seconon time in l.a. second time in three years. he's going to do what he did at augusta. win and then don't win. that was adam scott's year and

two out of three. reavie is taking his time with this one, and rightfully so. speedy little putt. successfully negotiated and 71 final round. so forget all that stuff about the last four years, the 54-hole

bubba led coming in. and bubba's got another victory. and again, that's nine titles since the summer of 2010. nick: he finds a way too win, doesn't he? there's a lot going on in his rounds. jim: peter kostis, down to you. peter: i'm down with our champion, bubba. there had been a little bit of a curse against the 54-hole leader the last few years. first base you busted that up today. your second win here, how much does this win mean to you? bubba: it means a lot. you never know when you're last

for me to pull it out in a tough way, it's very special and means a lot to me and my family. peter: i was really impressed with the way you held it together today. there were a couple of times where you could have lost it but the new bubba, you kept your focus and your imagination workininand you pulled through. bubba: for sure. we've been working on it hard. slow process. instead of swing thoughts and swing it's all about mind and staying patient and teddy in my ear. it's working the right direction. peter: congratulations. let you sign your card and make it official. well done. bubba: thank you. jim: the way he's won those years at augusta he certainly looks like someone who can win it several more times. nick: anyone who drives as well as he does. he cutts it down to size. jim: bubba moves into 11th position in the fedexcup

we've had souththws have success here. mike weir won a couple of times here. phil mickelson twice and now bubba twice and we're bac again, the cbs golf family. can't wait to bring thank you tradition at augusta. the masters. coming up april 7 through the 10th. little dakotaets a hug. dad's pretty torn up about it, too, isn't he? caleb has been in this position before to celebrara with dad. jim nantz and all the crew saying so long from riviera and

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a stop, i jumped out of the car and ran away. >> reporter: police say just hours later that same man jason brian dalton began a series of ran done shootings. the first victim was an unidentified woman at the meadows townhomes on the outskirts of kal ma gloorks shot multiple times and is expected to survive. approximately four hours later and eight miles away, 53 year old richard smith and his7 yeararld son tyler were fatally shot while looking at cars at the seely ford kia dealership. 15 minutes later, five people were gunned down in their vehicles in the parking lot of a cracker barrel restaurant along interstate 94. among the victims there were mary lou nye, 62. majy jo nye, 60. dorothy brown, 74 and barbara hawthorne, 68. a 14 year old passenger in one of the vehicles remains in grave condition. it was just after midnight when a senior sheriff's deputy spotd

the parking lot of a downtown kalamazoo bar. dalton surrendered without a fight.@ >> that we have a suspect i custody is a testament to thth work of these people here in this room, their departments and the many officers that serve this community. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that law enforcement has multiple crime scene surveillance videos. disgusting. >> there is no connection that we're aware of between the three differenensets of victims to each other, or any of the victims to mr. dalton. they appear to have been chosen at random. >> reporter: uber's chief security officer joe sullivan released this statement. we are horrified and heartbroken at t senseless violence in kalamazoo, michigan. our hearts and prrers are with the families of the victims of this devastating crime and those

dalton is married with children. chad landon is his neighbor. >> he main stuck to himself. he played music all night long, listened to music. was always banging but never a concern that anything like this would happen. >> reporter: daln is expected to be arraned tomorrow and face sixix kowbts of murder, two of attempted murder and eight counts of felony use of a fire arm, jeff. >> glor: anna westerner, thank you very much. now campaign 2016. nald trump's victory in south carolina, the primary there gives him a commanding lead in the early delegate count. but with more than 1200 delegates needed for the republicic nomination, there say long way to go on the democratic side hillary clinton's big night in nevada put her almost a quarter of the way toward her party's nomination. we have both races covered beginning with major garrett and the gop. >> when you win it's beautiful. we will never, ever forget south carolina. >> on this night in south carolina, we took the first step

new american century. >> friends, once again, we have made history. >> reporter: as donald trump loves to say, there is only one winner. fofothe first time he t td supporters he could see the finish line. >> let's put this thing away. >> reporter: on "face the nation--" "face the nation" trump dialed expectations back, slightly. >> i don't want to say it's mine. certainly i'm leading, there is no question about that. but we've got a long way to go. >> reporter: marco rubio said the eight trump vote matters more than the trump vote. >> over 70% of republicans nanaonally have basically said we're not voting for donald trump. >> reporter: ted cruz said on "face the nation" republicans watching hillary clinton's victory in nevada are looking for a general election matchup they can win. >> we want someone who can beat hillary. and i beat hillary and donald sadly the polling shows doesn't. >> reporter: trump, cruz and rubio all have the money and organization to carry on. but rubio's never come close to wiwiing and cruz has losos two straight after his victory in iowa. soon it will not be enough just

>> i am suspending my campaign. >> reporter: jeb bush finished fourth and broke. bush and huses allies spent morore than 120 million never finished in the running and collected a paltry three delegates. >> right here. >> reporter: john kasich helped drive bush out of the race and hopes to persuaua voters he now deserves a longer look. >> we've risen in the national polls. we're still strong. we've got a good grass roots and everybody just hang on. things are going to settle down. >> reporter: theheampaign now heads to nevada which holds caucuses tuesday. jeff, a week after that, the biggest day on the gop nomination calender, the march 1s supertuesday primaries where 25% of all available delegates will be awarded. >> glor: major, thank you. for democrats the road to supertuesday runs through south carolina next weekend. here's nancy cordes. >> we juston nevada. >> a victorious clinton headed straight for houston, texas, one

on supertuesday, march 1s. >> something really special i i happening here. >> on "face the nation," a disappointed sanders tried to put his loss in context. >> we lost yesterday in nevada by five points, a month ago we were 25 points behind. >> for clinton, a 48 hour blitz of the vegas strip paid off. >> just take that inside you will be good. >> she won the state's most pop louse county by ten points. >> final count, 190 for secretary clinton, and 81 people in t the-- for senator sanders. >> luisa marale is a maid at caesar's palace. >> hillary clinton. >> why? >> because she's beautiful human. >> reporter: women, older voters and african americans were all key to clinton's victory. >> hillary.

>> once again went overwhelmingly for sanders. >> you need help right now with the debt you already have. >> reporter: clinton made this appeal to new graduates in her victory speech. >> that's why i have a plan to cut your interest rates and cap payments so you never have to pay more than you can afford. >> reporter: sanders insists he'll bounce back with wins on susurtuesday, in oklahoma, colorado, minnesota and his home state of vermont. >> we are going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. >> but first he will have to make up ground here in south carolina which holds its democratic primary next weekend. several thousand people have come out here in greenville, soutut carolina tonight, to hear sanders speak. and they have the entire state to himself today because hillary is fundraising in california. >> glor: the fiji is

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>> we're not going to put up with her antipolice message. i work hard . >> in parts of her music video, a young black boy puts his hands up in front of police. the words stop shooting us appear in gravitiee. and now somee pooce union heads are calling on officers to refuse to work beyonce's concerts for her upcoming world tour which is sold out in 16 cities. the president of nashville's fraternal order of police said we ask officers to refuse to support the erts of artists who promote a false narrative of law enforcement attacks on black cititins. new yorkergeant benevolent association tells cbs news, as a celebrity figure beyonce should take greater responsibility in her devicive actions that further complicate relationships between communities of color and the members of law enforcement. but they are not suggesting a boy cot. >> tampa's police department

with this tweet that says, officers h he been in formation forr days, signing up to keep the beehive safe. >> last october director quinten tairn tino walked with protester toses condemnnolice breult allity saying he was on the side of the murders. the nypd took offense and encouraged people to boy cot "the hateful eight" but that movie ended up grossing more than 131 million dollars worldwide. >> jericka, thank you very much. >> after 500 miles it was decided by inches. here is the extraordinary end to today's daytona 500, denny hamlin takakg it from martin truez, jr. at the wire. look at that. >> look at that. >> that takes skill and luck. it is the closee finish in the history of the daytona 500. >> up next here a lifesaving

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