peter: that was a don't go long swing right there. nick: yeah, it was, wasn't it? easier said than done. it would have to be executed perfectly. that will throw a bit of pressure at jason, really. just kind of knowing that he's got two bites for the cherry. get it up close. especially after the last effort. ian: nick, it's really an ideal situation for him, having been there just previously and having seen graham delaet's putt. he flows the line. it's a matter of relaxing, taking a dup couple of deep breaths and letting it flow. jim: there's amanda.

she has to figure -- pretty hard for -- don't want to rule it out. ernie putts from the edge. what, just inside 20 feet, maybe? nick: you're right. it's almost like one of those putts that phil and -- phil mickelson managed to force in at augusta. peter: the bad thing for ernie is he's not on the green and he likes to use the line on the ball. so he won't be able to use it and get comfortable with his alignment on his putt. jim: you were in so many situations like this. of course, this is another factor in it, the fact that dufner is trying to get that first win. what are you feeling in a

playoff like this? nick: i enjoyed the playoffs. because number one, you've beaten the rest of the field. you just have to beat one more guy. that was always a lift. but it's like match play. if i can get this up to a foot, it could be mine. jim: if he holes it it's over. peter: much more pace than last time. jim: good stroke. beautiful putt and right up there really just outside of tap-in range. how much do you think the first time around from back there factored into that putt, peter? peter: i'm sorry, say again, jim? jim: that similar putt in the first hole of the playoff? >> -- peter: you couldn't ask for any better situation. you just had the feel you had leaving it six or eight feet short so you'd know what the pace is jason is a feel player so he's going to work off the feel. it's almost like a mulligan

putt for him. jim: how about this one coming up for ernie? nick: it's awkward, isn't it, peter? sliding all the way. peter: yeah, it's going to slide to the right the whole way and it's going up the hill. plus, his stance is going to be difficult for a belly putter. nick: ernie knows it's one last chance, one last gasp. jim: got to make it. oh. nick: if he'd have hit it it would have been tracking. jim: three pars in an hour at the 18th. swipes it in for the five and now dufner is ready to head to his wedding day with a win on the pga tour for the first time.

there it is. jason dover in! the breakthrough first win! let's go down to peter kostis. peter: they say if you keep knocking on the door enough times, somebody is going to open the door for you. brilliant job in the playoff, congratulations. >> it was a tough day. ernie put up a good number today and we were battling it. it's been tough for about six years right now out here so a little bit of a monkey off my back and excited. peter: let me know next time whether you feel more pressure today at the playoff or next week at your wedding.

congratulations as well on that. >> thank you. jim: there you go, jason dufner. it will be some champagne toast next week, huh? there you go. the dufners. they will be next saturday. he is a champion on the tour for the first time. for nick faldo, lance barrow, steve milton and all the crew. jim nantz saying so long from the zurich classic of new orleans. another memorable weekend here and jason dufner is the and jason dufner is the champion.

a violent crash, a van plunging off a highway in new york city. seven are dead including three children. tonight the search for a cause. >> good evening everyone thanks for joining me, i'm adam may. that van plunged right into the bronx zoo. >> reporter: a mangled van lies upside down in a ravine some 100 feet below the highway. >> we came out of the zoo and heard about this accident. it's crazy. >> reporter: the van was headed south on the parkway sunday afternoon. police say it bounced off the median, crossed all southbound

lanes and vaulted over the guardrail. everyone on board was killed including six children. >> the worse possible thing ever, worse. unmanageable. >> the injuries were quite horrific in 30 years i've seen this once or twice. everybody was taken back by it. >> reporter: investigators aren't sure what caused him to lose control. >> it hit something that caused it to go airborne. >> reporter: no visitors, exhibits or animals were affected. it's not yet known if the passengers were wearing seat belts. a local lawmaker says city agencies will be looked at safety issues in the parkway. in the bronx. >> we're learning there's been several accidents in that exact spot. last year an suv flew over that same guardrail. two people inside were hurt but

survived. a warning of an armed person at the university of south alabama. the mobile campus just posted this crime alert in its website right there on its message board. stay with wjz with the very latest of this developing story. this week mark it is one year mark since the death of osama bin laden and tonight the nation's top national security advisor says, that al-qaida does have plans to carry out an attack. now security at airports has been heightened across the country as that may 1 anniversary approaches. aviation is a known target of a terror group and while an attack is not expected here in the u.s., officials are looking abroad. >> the u.s. says it is works with international partners to

track down leads and they will not rest until al-qaida is completely destroyed. a washington, d.c. teenager accused of attacking people has been arrested. michael davis is also suspected but not charged in another attack that killed a tourist from denver. so far no word on a motive. police of anne arundel county are investigating a stabbing that happened last night. three men including a security guard were stabbed during a private party. those three victims were taken to shock trauma and they're expected to recover. tonight police are looking for three people in connection with those attacks. community activists will be looking at what will happen

at a criminal trial. wjz is live tonight. derek valcourt explains what has already happened. >> reporter: for now the judge and prosecution are move ahead with in case without the corporation of the victim. 24-year-old adeshime and brother returned to court after bizarre twists and turns in the case against them. the two brothers stand accused in the beating test of 15-year- old cory asby. the incident sharply divided the park heights neighborhood where it happened. >> he was singled out because he was a black youth walking in a jewish community. >> reporter: but during the start of the trial last week the victim the prosecution stood up and said, i don't want to be tried i --

>> it's rare for a victim to change his mind after a trial has already started and he says this change of event will give the brothers more ammunition as they ask the judge to call a mistrial. community activists are drawing comparison to the trayvon martin case and say they are watching what happens with the brothers very closely. >> i think the case is still very much in motion. and people should know that righteousness still dominates in this case. >> reporter: the brothers have maintained they were acting in self-defense, the prosecution resumes their case tomorrow morgue. >> wjz will be in the courtroom when that court resumes. >> it was a beautiful sunday out there. let's take a live look at the conditions outside right now. i'm surprised not more people boating in the harbor right now. it's a perfect day for us.

bernadette woods has the weather for us. >> there were a lot of boats earlier i don't know if they're done for the day or whatever. coming in at this hour we're starting to drop, we're down to 67 degrees in baltimore. 71 in cumberland. you see everybody has warmed up nicely. it's a little cooler just along the water. where we're having that influence of much cooler water. we have 61 in annapolis. we have the first check of doppler radar and there is another storm out there moving in our direction and it does factor into the forecast so we'll have that coming up, adam. >> all right, bernadette thanks so much. a brand new state of the art emergency room is up and running. it took seven years of planning and construction. gigi barnett report that is the first patients are now being treated there. >> reporter: inside john hopkins new emergency building

is opened. >> it was so small, so cramped the facilities were generations ago. >> reporter: dr. peter hill runs the er. he says for months doctors and nurses practice moving into the building, so patients wouldn't be without care during the transition. >> you start actually having, drills where staff are on gurneys and staff are bringing patients from one side to the other just like if they were a patient. >> reporter: at 3,500 square feet the new er is three times as large as the old one. it has twice as many beds and a pediatric wing for children that need their parents near. >> at seven -- 7:00 when we opened the doors, we got a number of patients very quickly. and their reaction was wonderful. >> reporter: john hopkins officials say they had two priorities when designing and building their brand new

emergency room. the first one was patient care. the second is more space. >> i've been here since 5:00 in the morning and i've walked about 5 miles. i have a pedometer on. so i'm losing weight. >> reporter: gigi barnett, wjz news. >> this emergency room is part of the multi million dollars update. we're just getting breaking news, a university spokesperson says that an armed robbery prompted that lock down. more information is expected shortly. the university of alabama has been on lock down with reports of an armed person there on the campus. in honor of autism month, friends and family come

together for an annual roar for autism event in cockysville. those are a lot of fun aren't they. a lot of fun time in oregon ridge park today. as part of our community commit, wjz was a proud sponsor for that event. couldn't have asked for better weather either. still to come on wjz eyewitness news tonight -- marking the 20th anniversary of the l.a. riots, a look back at one of the worse race related riots in u.s. history. a family vacation nightmare, a trip to japan's disneyland ends in this disaster. that and more when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

beautiful sunny and 67 degrees in central maryland right now. bernadette will have the complete forecast coming up. 20 years ago today, parts of los angeles erupted in violence and bloodshed. it was one of the worse race related riots in u.s. history sparked by the not guilty verdicts in the rodney king beating trial. 55 people died, 2,300 people were hurt before l.a. police officers accused of beating king were tried in

court. a bus crashes on its way to tokyo's disneyland killing seven people. the bus lost control and slammed into a high barrier in japan late saturday. seven died at the scene, 38 suffered critical injuries. the bus driver has now admitted he fell asleep at the wheel. the bus company has issued a public apology. we're still sitting at 6 degrees. wall to wall ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

welcome back everybody. 70degrees, that's where we topped out above average. now we're still sitting at 67 degrees outside. very comfortable across the entire state. just a light breeze out there. we got rid of one -- but there's another on the way.

it will move in our direction, with clouds tomorrow but then a chance for showers tomorrow night into tuesday. just saying though, just to the south of this front there's some really warm air and it's coming our way. we'll start to step up those temperatures even more tuesday into wednesday. but wait till you see the forecast for the end of the week. here are those temperatures right now. this is a round of record warmth. it's been moving it's way to the east and it is moving toward the west atlantic for the second part of the week. tonight partly cloudy skies. 39degrees for our low, then tomorrow we get up to about 65. more clouds coming in, slightly cooler than today. the chance for showers starting tomorrow night, that's going to carry over into tuesday. but still, we're right in those low 70s. when that gets out of here we'll get in very summertime air mass. we'll look back in the 80s and upper 80s but also the chance for pop up showers and thunderstorms. it's something we will be tracking daily and we will keep you updated on. but we have a little bit of rain to get to then real

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coming up tonight at 11:00 on wjz we'll have more on that out of control van that plunged right into the bronx zoo. we're going to have the very latest on the beating trial against two baltimore brothers. how lawyers are planning to move forward in that case. those stories are new tonight at 11:00. in the meantime we have a gorgeous night on tap. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,