high level. this is for second alone in the pro-am. this guy never a sign of pressure toby wilt. there is the final standing in the amateur division. again, michael lund, the founder of pandora jewelry finishes first. teaming up with pat perez. now let's get it back to the champion. he's been anxious to get this moment. back in the win column! brandt snedeker! nick: don't hug him too hard, bust a rib. jim: yeah, take that home with you. seventh career title.

last year he was not healthy and he so desperately wanted to make the ryder cup team. some said he was pressing a bit and he wasn't 100%. he played all summer long trying to get the points or get the attention of his captain. did not end up being a pick. he's made the ryder cup in the past and the presidents cup and i would think this is a guy that's going to be a big part of the u.s. as it rebuilds its ryder cup efforts in the future. peter kostis down to you. peter: thank you jim. i'm here with the champion. we talked earlier. how disappointed you fell out of the 50, not to be qualified for your favorite tournament, the masters and the world golf championship and being able to set the schedule you like. and now this week with your play you have it back. how does that feel?

>> it feels awesome. it's been a long time since i've felt this way and it's really special. peter: i was particularly impressed with the way you struck the ball this week. there are several times you wanten -- ran away from trouble and veteran move. >> i've been around long enough i should know that stuff. i fought well. i made the key putts when i needed them and i'm so thankful this week is over. it was so stressful. man, i'm so excited about what's next. peter: congratulations. go sign your card, make it official. >> thanks a lot. jim: he is thankful and he is thoughtful and he's got tremendous talent. brandt snedeker is good for this game. nick: absolutely. he's a fine young man. speaks well plays well, does everything right.

jim: lets you know what's in his heart too. moves into fifth on the fedexcup standings list. of course, he's a past fedexcup champion. walking off to the scorer's tent off into the sunset. with a little boy little girl and his wife mandy. lilly and austin. austin didn't want to be left behind. he wants to go in and attend the signing of the card. just a moment ago jim furyk. this was his second shot. boy, did he flirt with trouble off the tee but he found land. hop on up there. good shot for jim. and he's got about 15 feet maybe for an eagle coming up. which could move him into a tie for fourth if he holes it.

that was some shot. i can't believe where the tee shot landed there nick. nick: scary try to get it down that left edge. jim: on the road to the final four next saturday and sunday. florida and l.s.u., ohio state and michigan on sunday. that will be leading into our golf coverage from the northern trust open. saturday and sunday 3:00 eastern time. bubba won it a year ago. of course, he'll be there to defend. brandt snedeker will be on hand, as will watney and jordan spieth and jim furyk and many others. a good crowd is going to gather there, as we head to hollywood and more sunshine. tonight on cbs "60 minutes," "undercover boss," and "c.s.i.."

i tell people this story sometimes. we've been talking about brandt and you saw all the emotion. with this win -- it's his seventh win so, you know, this is not the first time he's tasted this kind of success but he was away from it for a little while but -- by his high and lofty zpwds now he's back on top and he gets to go to that tournament and sets the course for everything else that comes with it. nick: absolutely. get into the top 50. that gets you into all the w.g.c. events, all the majors and your invitation back to the masters and that's, as you can see, extremely important to him. jim: i tell this story to people many times that augusta has some of its history and d.n.a. right here at pebble beach.

in 1929, the first big event the 10 year of this golf course, as we watch this little chip by matt jones. he was there in two so he'll have a putt for birdie coming up. the 1929 u.s. amateur here. bobby jones was a worldwide celebrity and the star of the sport and got into the match play portion. he lost, which was a shocker. to a guy out of nebraska, johnny goodman and before he had the transportation to train to go back to georgia he had a couple of days still to spend around here. he went up just a couple of miles away here and of course caught -- at a course called cypress point golf course which had just opened. he asked a guy named alexander mackenzie, hey i have this

piece of land in augusta. would you assist me with this little project. it all started here. nick: the roots. jim: mackenzie had a home north of here near santa cruz. another course that he built. here's eric close. he's been playing here for a long time. got a very tidy thing. both he and lewis playing in the final group. eric close the actor who as clint mentioned had a role in "american sniper" and his own television series with "nashville" after longtime success "without a trace." there's hughy lewis in the foreground who first started playing in this event back in the 1980's. >> you know this man, from

middle valley, california, huey lewis! jim: he entertained the volunteers last night. >> from los angeles california, eric close. 10 handicap is huey, making it to sunday for the fifth time. dd come on, now. that was for a birdie. and he'll step up and try to pop that in for a net birdie. huey was your partner back yesteryear at this event.

nick: in the mid 1990's. he really struggled then when he played courses like cypress. spyglass the par 4's there. they were long for these guys. not as easy as today. jim: jim furyk now in her close in two and has a chance to climb town 17 under would put him in a tie for fourth with jason day and dustin johnson and pat perez. nick: usually when you've missed everything all day you make the one at the last. jim: come on. ah! ran out of steam. he'll have a final round 74. this is coming off a 63 yesterday. the all-time course record at pebble beach is 62 jointy tom

kite david duval but both of those occasions lift clean, and pace. today that 63 that jim furyk shot yesterday without benefit of putting your hands on it. then again you see so many times a guy trying to back it up it's a difficult thing to do. let's see if we can give eric close a little highlight to take home with him. there you go. matt jones will step up and have a little putt for birdie. now, he was up at the pebble beach practice and teaching facility warming up for this round today and he was face-timing with his instructor back in australia watching him warm-up.

how about that? got a final-hole birdie for 73. nothing happening on that front side. and that's the only birdie of the day for matt. and the last shot of the tournament will be struck by huey lewis. there you go. yes. way to go huey. and way to go, brandt snedeker. in full control today of his game. we saw a nice little window into his emotions when it was all said and done. brandt snedeker. big-time talent. he's back as a winner on the

tour. seventh time overall. more to come. congratulations to the whole family and good night from pebble beach.

>> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> right now on "eyewitness news" dangerous cold takes ahold on the region and the wind is only making it feel a lot more uncomfortable out there. now, strong wind gusts are also leaving their mark blowing down power lines and trees and in northeast philadelphia winds brought down a steeple from a baptist church. fortunately power outages have not been a huge issue around

the area. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. >> reporter: if the wind and the cold isn't enough for you we're tracking more snow. we've live team three coverage of this latest blast of winter. let's start with meteorologist justin drabick. he has more on the cold and the snow. justin. >> that's right, natasha we're in an active weather pattern and we saw a lot of wind energy today gusts over 60 miles per hour cape may topping the list at 66 miles per hour earlier this morning. brandywine new castle county delaware coming in with a 61 miles per hour gust. upper 50's in vineland new jersey and bush kill township in northampton county and also in philadelphia at the airport recorded a gust of 54. right now as far as the gusts go not as bad. so those winds will continue to diminish overnight. we're gusting to mid-20's right now in philadelphia, still in the 30's up in trenton, so with that some dangerous wind chills overnight. wind chill advisory remains in effects for the region. wind chills could drop as low as minus 10 to minus 20 overnight into president's day morning. this is what it feels like

outside right now when you factor in the winds. zero in philadelphia, minus five in wilmington, minus 24 in mount pocono. and they are skiing and riding up there this hour, pretty impressive some tough souls up there. tomorrow morning near record-low temperatures. we're forecasting a low of 2 degrees. that would tie the record set back in 1888 and that's half the battle. we have to deal with nasty wind chills. right now 15 the current air temperature at the airport minus two in mount pocono. there's that cold air still situated right over us, three in pittsburgh, five state college. it sticks around for another night. wind chills tomorrow morning waking up, look at that, minus 15 for philadelphia, near minus 30 up into the mountains. it does improve, though, monday afternoon. the winds really start to slacken up. wind chills around 11 by the afternoon so there's some improvement there, something to look forward to. not much happening on storm scan3 right now. we're in the clear skies currently. that will help the temperatures drop a little bit if we can lighten up those winds butter there's our next storm developing over the center of the u.s. it will be a fast moving

storm, not a huge storm but a lot of cold air in place. we're talking about snow on the way as a winter storm goes into effect for monday night into tuesday morning. philadelphia surrounding suburbs suburbs through new jersey and delaware. here's what to expect late monday night tuesday morning. snow should arrive between 10:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. heaviest snow is 3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. tuesday morning. that's going to slow the morning commute down. the snow will end mid to late morning on tuesday. how much are we talking about? philadelphia surrounding suburbs in pa and new jersey three to potentially 6-inch also. the farther south you go we'll see higher amounts. near the shore southern new jersey delaware six to maybe 8-inches lesser amounts the farther north you go. this depends on the exact track but looks like everybody sees snow. here comes the snow moving in later tomorrow night through the morning hours on tuesday. by the afternoon we could see a little bitter sunshine on tuesday. so here we go. overnight clear windy near record cold with a low of two. wind chill values as low as minus 20. not as windy tomorrow up to 21. here's the extended forecast. morning snow on tuesday with a

high of 28. we could get to 30 on wednesday with flurries but by the end of the week it's back into the low 20's. natasha, back to you. >> justin thank you. it is brutal out there and with temperatures at dangerously low levels like this how are people who are out and about managing the extreme cold? let's check in. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is at penn's landing with that part of the story. how you doing out there, matt? >> reporter: natasha i'm a little bit cold but we're surviving out here though we did see some people, there were people on the ice skating rink a couple minutes ago. they were just a few of the people we saw today that didn't let the cold bother them. there's winter and then there's today. sure a philadelphia february is always cold but sunday's temperatures required antiques layer or six. >> i have two sweaters, a hat a coat, gloves and leggings and warm boots. >> reporter: and you feeling good right now or you're cold. >> i'm cold. >> reporter: the cold temperatures one thing the

winter wind is another. >> put on all the layers but this cold, this wind just cuts through everything. >> reporter: gary was right about that but it didn't stop people from channeling their favorite boxer. a little cold never stopped rocky, did it. >> rocky and that's why i'm here. >> embrace it. >> reporter: stan and his friend from england did just. that a bunch of kids here on a hockey tournament did the same thing. they're mom's used to chilly environments. >> we're always cold. >> reporter: cold or not you got to get stuff done sometimes. even the fire department didn't postpone a scheduled photo shoot with a couple of their trucks but they're used to the cold and so are we, which is why we thought this gentleman from texas needed some advice. will someone please get this guy a coat. and now on a more serious note the city has issued a code blue for this evening meaning there are extra available resources to help people that are having problems with their heat or are stuck outside. if you happen to see someone having problems with their heater or have noplace to go this evening please contact

the authorities. for now we're live at penn's landing, matt rivers, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, matt, thank you so much. we appreciate that. if the cold wasn't bad enough the region is dealing with damaging winds. check out the steeple at the burholme baptist church on cottman avenue in northeast philadelphia. the 115-year-old steeple was knocked over by powerful gusts today but thankfully no one was injured. now, those wind gusts were whipping as high as 50 miles an hour at some points, strong enough to topple degrees. as "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson shows us, one of those tree stashed right into a delaware county home. >> reporter: on a day where the stripes appear to be clinging to the stars a windy war memorial is about as positive as it gets. >> cut the house in half. >> reporter: this was a day where the wind ruined a home and nearly extinguished four lives. >> opening that door was horrifying, it was horrifying. >> reporter: early sunday was a morning when dennis starr was convinced he'd soon

be burying this daughter and two grandchildren. >> i was expecting some deaths. i thought i lost my grandchildren to be quite honest with you. i thought my grandson was dead. >> reporter: starr lives down the road from this, his daughter's home leveled by an uprooted tree. police say at about 1:00 sunday morning wind gusts upwards of 50 miles an hour toppled that aging tree, somehow its trunk and branches just missing the family of four. >> it just missed his bed by inches. my granddaughter was in my daughter's arm. she was trapped. she had all the rubble from the ceiling on top of her. >> reporter: and back in philadelphia, another example of these extreme winds. take a look, this time a tree splits right in the middle lands on top of this apartment complex. nobody hurt but another scare. east falls resident ida hopes it's a day she doesn't need to leave the car. >> it's terrible. it's a terrible wind. contractor jay buck is working it. he says it's day you don't want to mess with. >> stay home. >> reporter: this sunday, a

good day to take jay's advice. in east falls steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, we do have you covered on our web site from up to the minute weather conditions to winter weather tips, just go the our web site cbsphilly.com. there is a lot more to come on "eyewitness news."

>> the flyers four game road trip ends tonight when they take on buffalo. defenseman brayden coburn and forward michael raffl will be back in the lineup. they've lost two straight games in overtime after having had the lead in the third

period. ray emery has played well in both of these game but the defense has let him down. >> it's an issue. it's great when you have your goaltender playing like that. everyone in front of him has got to wake up and figure it out especially when a guy is playing like that. he's doing a heck of job and we got to wake up. coming up tonight in the sports zone pitchers and catchers report to clearwater on thursday and what should we expect this season? we'll have more on the flyers playoff chances when jack mccaffery

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>> ♪ >> well, coming up next on 60 minutes fill's own bradley cooper the oscar nominated actor talks about his success in film and on state. you don't want to miss the interview that's coming up next. for lesley, justin, all of us here, i'm natasha brown. thank for being with us. we'll see you back here at 11:00 on cbs3. have a great night. >> ♪

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