game challenge but also closing with 69 and finishes one behind. watch his reaction. finally. there it is. billy horschel there to congratulate his fellow competitor. on pga tour victory number four. so rickry -- ricky barnes, unfortunately, will go without a win once again but very solid week, a lot of positive things to build from, nick? nick: yeah, he's interesting. everybody has their strengths and weaknesses outs here on tour. even the absolute top three, top dozen players in the world. ricky's is physical this right knee for me, he's got to find a way of loading his weight onto

still and then unwinding in the swing and that would be huge. for a big man it's kind of an absolute must. that would be my caring, loving help from afar. [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] bill: well, another memorable week here at the valero texas open in the texas hill country. t.p.c. san antonio, the at&t oaks course is the venue. typically one of the most challenging courses on tour. this week because of the soft conditions and little wind, it surrendered a lot more birdies than we're used to. but still, very challenging, lots of bunkers and places to get into trouble. charley hoffman able to navigate it all and come up with his

nick: unfortunately the last group is limping up the last few holes. bill: tonight, once again on cbs, "60 minutes," "madam secretary," "the good wife," and "elementary." all tonight, only cbs. ricky barnes, brendan steele and luke donald in the final group. going out in threesomes. started behind the eight-ball a bit on thursday with a three and a half-hour weather delay. congratulations continuing for our champion charley hoffman. again, had a second and a third and the best record here since 2010. and finally able to get it done.

with dottie pepper how much it means to him after coming so close over the last few weeks, including last week at hilton head, the r.b.c. heritage. sunday 75, very disappointing but not this week. brendan steele trying end things with a birdie. three over for his final round to this point. that will wander off to the right. tap-in nor five.

he finishes at seven under. nick: too many squares on the scorecard. it's a tough course if you make a couple of mistakes. charley just birdied the third today and that was it. bill: that was for 73 for luke donald. finished with 74. 38 and 36. birdied 13 but unable to build on that, all pars coming in. but a solid week. now ricky barnes. well, he finishes with birdie. nine under par, 74. in a tie for fourth. he's still looking for that

tour but charley hoffman, final round 69 and notches his fourth win on the pga tour and it all happened with this. brilliant putt to close it out for the man from southern california. charley hoffman, champion at the valero texas open. there's the lineup tonight here on cbs. for all of us here at cbs sports, thanks for being with us.

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a new cbs poll shows the frontrunners ahead in key races. also tonight a tremendous fire near phoenix as fire weather warnings continue in large parts of the southwest. . >> emotional fairwell to prirns. from the bells of his hometown to bruce springsteen's tribute. purple rain, purple rain. >> glor: an a plane powered by the sun flies into california on the wings of captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. we'll have the latest on campaign 2016 in a moment. but we begin with breaking news from germany where president obama ask set to announce the u.s. is significantly increasing its military presence in syria. margaret brennan is traveling with the president tonight. margaret? >> reporter: tomorrow the

u.s. is sending up to 250 million tear personnel to syria to join local forces fighting isis, bringing the total number of u.s. military personnel to 300. this as the president today was wushing for a major trade deal here in germany. president obama and german chancellor merkel are pushing a controversial trade deal that brought more than 30,000 protestors to the street this weekend. they fear the so called transatlantic partnership would weaken environmental standards and consumer protection. but president obama defended the pact that would create the world's largest free trade zone. >> if you look at the benefits to the united states or to germany of free trade around the world t is indisputable that it has made our economy stronger. >> reporter: the support for mr. obama still popular in europe could help merkel who is facing a host of crises that have damaged her public

>> chancellor merkel has been consistent. she has been steady. she is trust worthy. >> her decision to allow more than one million refugees safe haven in germany over the past year has spiked public fears of a security threat. >> she is on the right side of history on this. she is given voice, i think, to the kinds of principles that bring people together rather than divide them. >> reporter: president obama added that he is closer to merkel than any other world leader. jeff, perhaps that's a parting gift to an important ally in this fair well tour of europe. >> glor: margaret bren antton, thank you. five states have primary elections on tuesday. democrats and republicans are voting in connecticut, rhode island, delaware, did maryland, and pennsylvania with a combined 556 delegates at stake. our new battleground tracker poll out today shows republican frontrunner donald trump leading

on the democratic side hillary clinton leads bern yoa sanders by eight moints. weija jiang is tracking the races. >> reporter: done alt trump supporters today waited nearly seven hours to see him in hagerstown, maryland. >> i have spent the least and i'm number one. wouldn't you rather have that for the president than somebody that just. >> reporter: trump is expected to perform well in all five states voting on tuesday. the latest cbs news battleground tracker shows him dominating in pennsylvania, leading by 23 points. while trump's campaign has made recent efforts to reshape his image to act more presidential, trump has defied and even mocked the idea of a trns formation. trump supporters seem okay with that. >> a lot of people, a imig crowd here. >> the eyes of the country are all on the hassier state. >> reporter: ted cruz is already focusing on the next contest, campaigning in ind ind today.

point gap between him and trump before may 3rd. >> we have work to do. >> reporter: hillary clinton spent the morning visiting churches in philadelphia and the afternoon in connecticut. >> i would be so honored and humbled to have your vote on tuesday. and i want you to know that if you will vote for me on tuesday, i will stand up and fight for you through this campaign, all the way in to the white house. >> reporter: clinton even appears to be making an impression on at least 1 billion air republican donor. today charles koch said this. >> so it is it possible another clinton could be belter than another republican this time around reasons it's possible. >> but bernie sanders says don't count him out yet. >> we are going to continue. we're going to fight the south until the last vote is cast. that is what democracy is about. >> reporter: sanders has softened his attacks on clinton during this latest round of campaigning, pressing her on

jeff, just today he urged her to support a tax on carbon change. >> glor: weija jiang, thank you. let's bring in anthony sal anto, also in d.c.. anthony with donald trump up in pennsylvania and up in indiana, how are voters feeling right now? >> well, some sense of inevitability is creeping in, jeff, as most in indiana say they think donald trump will be the likely nominee, including half of ted cruz's voters. but the keer is-- key here is will toking expected winds here in pennsylvania and elsewhere on tuesday, then indiana the following week was touted as one of the last places that the stop trump forces could make a stand. bhu-- but he's up there too. >> glor: what does that do for trump's $gat math, does it get him closer to clinching. >> it will certainly keep him on path. you he now has a clear sight line to the nomination. if he does well it would put him in a position to clinch but still not until we get near the

>> glor: on the democratic side things appear to look good for hillary clinton. how do voters feel on that side? >> well, there's also a feeling among democrats that clinton is the likely nominee. but bernie sanders' voters still strongly support him. and they say he is having a positive affect that he is pushing hillary clinton toward more of the progressive policies that they want, jeff. >> glor: anthony sal santo, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> glor: late today officials called the killings of eight members of an ohio family on friday a preplanned execution. the manhunt continues in southern ohio for whoever is responsible and tonight david begnaud is in pike county, ohio. >> law enforcement have now finished collecting estled that the homes where the killings took place. and tonight crews are searching the wooded areas around those properties. ohio's attorney general mike dewine is leading the investigation. do you thinked perpetrator was a stranger to the family or do you think the individual was a known

>> i think we should not speculate about whether or not the sail ant or a same ants were known to the family or not. >> reporter: the pike county sheriff charles reader said the killer may have had help. >> you have multiple crime scenes. you have eight people in a family that there murdered in four different locations. >> reporter: some of the victims apparently put up a fight. others were shot dead in their sleep. all suffered gun shot wounds to the head according to authorities. the surviving members of the roaden family have been warned. they are the only apparent targets. >> there has been no other family targeted in this family but them. eight members of the family. i told them we would be there if they needed anything. i told them to be armed. >> reporter: at the dogwood festival in downtown piketon this afternoon, the crowd was smaller than usual. courtney boyer came with her infant. >> people are scared to come out with that person who shot all those people running around here.

they're capable of doing. >> reporter: brandi theobald grew up around the victims. she is nervous. >> i'm comfortable, sad, just on edge, just waiting for something else to happen. >> reporter: seven of the eight autopsies have already been completed. the final autopsy will happen tomorrow. jeff, the attorney general said this afternoon there were three marijuana grow operations found at the crime scene and the attorney general said drug activity and gang activity are being considered as possible motives but nothing is certain as of right now. >> david begnaud, thank you. federal agents came under fire in kansas this weekend. z at least three were hit including two u.s. marshals and an fbi agent. they were sholt while looking for a suspect at a mot el in topeka. the agents are expected to be okay. an 18 year old who opened fire at a wisconsin prom last night has died. police shot jakob wagner after

prom at the high school where he had been a student until last year. police believe he chose his targets at random. wagner's victims are expected to survive. >> an explosive fire has destroyed a large apartment complex under construction in gilbert, arizona outside phoenix. the ruins ruins were still moldering today. here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: from a helicopter you could see just how far the flames traveled. the fire could be seen for miles away. the national weather service tweeted that smoke was even picked up by weather radar. at least 120 firefighters responded. >> because of the wind, extremely fast. the flames, i felt like i was getting i a tan. >> reporter: it happened just after 6:00 last night at an apartment complex that was under construction causing exposed wood from 17 buildings to burn fast. heavy wind gusts spread the flames to neighboring homes forcing the evacuation of at least 100 people. three firefighters had to be treated for smoke inhalation.

to his hands. captain gary hildebrandt. >> we had some fire unit there that had to move their truck to the east because the fire was rapidly approaching their trucks and kind of overwhelming the firefighters. >> reporter: today fire investigators combed through debris while police still had the area blocked off. those who were evacuated are being allowed back into their homes tonight, jeff, because the fire covered such a large area, it could be days before fire investigators determine a quaws. >> glor: jericka duncan, thank you. fire dang certificate not limited to arizona. for more on this we turn to wbz pamela? >> the northeast has also been dealing with red flags warnings and enhanced fire danger the last couple of days. and especially going into tomorrow too, it will be another dry day. but the south western u.s. dealing with red flag warnings, fire weather watches as well as high wind watches and advisories

so any wildfires that do develop could start very quickly. >> glor: i know the midwest is also looking at a very active weather week. >> yes, the midwest and into the plains. severe weather threats tonight but also as we go into especially tuesday and the forecast models have been hinting at the potential for severe weather outbreak. we have a couple of systems. and this second system is one we are focused on that is still developing across the pacific north west but as we get into tuesday night we'll see the potential for some scattered severe thunderstorms, and the threat for damaging wind, large hail and the potential for some tor natos too.

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hometown celebration is still going. >> reporter: through the storm clouds the prince rang out from tower bells. for a half hour the bell saning the superstar's hits like 1999. under umbrellas fans liesenned and reflected on his legacy. >> it's an emotional moment. i think maybe you start to understand that he is actually gone. >> at the joe hoffa witness hall that prince attended friend and musician larry graham who introduced him to the faith was emotional. elder jim lundstrom said the iconic rock star was an active member of the faith even going door to door handing out pam flets. >> he was a brother, a spirit all brother, sov course it's sadness. >> reporter: prince's remains were cremated on friday and his family and close friends including sheila e held a private funeral at his paisley park home saturday night it was a weekend of remembrance for prince rogers nelson. >> in brooklyn last night,

show by playing purple rain. >> times have changed, styles have come and gone but to matter what prince is never not been cool. >> nbc's saturday night live aired a special tribute show. the show included a never-before seen video of prince performing at the show's 40th anniversary after party. a m.c. movie theaters across the country are playing prince's movie "purple rain." in eric clapton's facebook tribute he wrote the movie helped him write his song holy mother and called prince a light in the darkness. there was fear there would be a public memorial but the family says there is one in the works and fans are paying tribute by buying his music. since his death prince's music is at the top of the billboard charts and all top ten songs on itunes are prince songs. >> jamie yuccas, thank you very much. up next here, an historic flight

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joined in from the international space station running 26.2 miles on a treadmill while looking at a simulation of london streets on an ipad, his time 3 hours and 35 minutes. >> finally here we have an update on an historic flight around the world powered entirely by the sun. overnight the solar impulse 2 finished its journey across the pacific ocean flying from hawaii to california silicon valley. and the trip isn't over. here's chris martinez. >> after 62 hours in the air nonstop the solar impulse 2 passed over the golden gate bridge before gently gliding back to earth. >> good morning, california. >> lone pie month bertrand piccard described his experience us to just hours before touching down. >> the view is absolutely gorgeous. rtd the experimental aircraft runs entirely on solar power. the wings which stretch wider

with 17,000 solar cells. they constantly recharge the plane's batteries, allowing it to travel up to 60 miles per hour during the day, holding enough charge to continue to fly at night. >> we love to show that green technologies can achieve the impossible. that we can fly longer, without fuel, than with fuel. >> reporter: the solar impulse 2 began its journey just over a year ago. first taking off in abu dhabi. it's now made nine separate flights in an attempt to circle the globe. but there have been complications along the way. after landing in hawaii last summer, the aircraft was grounded for nearly ten months because of heat damage to the battery system. >> the plane finally took to the skies again last week prompting a call to the cockpit on earth day from the headquarters of the united stations. >> you look like an astronaut in the moon. what you are doing today in new york, signing the paris climate agreement, is more than

it is the launch of the clean technology revolution. >> reporter: from california the plane will head to new york before attempting to cross the atlantic and finally complete its voyage. >> you are in a story not finished though. >> a story that could one day change the way we fly. chris martin easy, cbs news, los angeles. >> that is the cbs evening news tonight, later on cbs, "60 minutes" and first thing tomorrow, cbs this morning. i'm jeff glor in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs . a school in mourning. parents concerned after a student's sudden death. >> more controversy after a bombshell report about mayor de