>> yeah, if you were playing in regulation play, you'd be happy to two-putt. fluff pointing to a spot there on e top of the ridge where jim hopes to get the ball on that line. >> gary, you believe unlikely both donald and garrigus will miss their birdie putt? >> i don't think we'll see both missed. both are below the hole. i think donald's might be a little straighter than garrigus', but i don't see both of them missing. >> with that mentity, if you're jim furyk, you've got to go for this. >> absolutely. >> he's hit it. he hit a good putt. again, if you were playing in regulation, you'd be happy about that. >> sang-moon bae is next,

dottie. >> he is coming up out of that very same low. i was actually surprised he was so far away from jim furyk when he hit his putt. he was clear on the other side of the green. didn't get a great perspective of it. i think he should have been down here closer to the right side of the green where he can look at the way it came across the slope. >> the guy is used to winning, we've talked about it. 11 international victories on the asian, japan, korean tours, and he has won a tournament six consecutive years. so even though he's been introduced to america by getting his card, finishing in a tie for eighth at q school last year. >> and he shot 66 in the final round to do that under some pretty intense pressure. if you don't play that well, you're not on the pga tour.

so this guy can handle it, there's no question about it. >> this for birdie. >> that same slope and it turns hard from right to left once it gets up on top. >> it looked g -- good. and he liked the looks of this. it had the look that he was going to maybe walk it in. who's away now? >> well, garrigus is away.

and remember that he missed a very short putt in the playoff last year at the tournament of champions against jonathan byrd, one that was shorter than this. >> that was with a short putter, the 28 1/2-inch putter. he's gone to the 46-inch putter that he referred to earlier as dr. evil. how evil will that long putter be right now that he changed to in the desert at the humana challenge. here's a good test right now for birdie. >> this putt will move a little bit to his right. this is where i'd want to be putting right now. i think this is a great opportunity if he can hold this putt. >> it looked like it started just ever so slightly left of his aim. >> the luke chants have begun. birdie putt to not only win for

the fifth time on the pga tour, but just a couple of weeks after rory mcilroy, the new sensation at the top of the world golf rankings list took it over from him, a chance to seize it right back. and, dottie, this is right below, staring right at it for the win. >> absolutely. less break than anyone has had, uphill. and you'd be hard pressed to find somebody with better tempo in the clutch than luke donald when it comes to putting. >> we talked about how well he has putted this week. and his stroke -- i love it, how he just holds the putter after he makes contact. there's no rebound to the stroke. >> there's your new number one, luke donald. wins the playoff and catches the 2012 transitions championship. didn't miss a putt inside ten

feet today. nails the birdie winner from six and a half feet. just hit the perfect 7 iron out of the rough to set this up. >> that was an incredible shot. that putt just kind of sneaked in the left side. this one if it had been a few inches longer i'm not sure it would have gone in, but it was just good enough. >> just like that, luke donald is back on top. let's send it down to steve sapds. -- sands. >> you know, it's another step in the right direction towards hopefully gaining some more confidence and trying to win majors. you know, i feel like i have achieved a lot in my career. but this is perfect preparation. i have two weeks off and am looking forward to augusta. >> we've been talking about trying to get back to the number

one spot. is it more difficult to get to number one or to stay at number one? >> i was a lot more nervous the first time thinking about trying to get to number one. it certainly wasn't my focus this time around. i was just focused on trying to win the tournament and it all worked out. >> congratulations. dan, back to you. >> thanks, steve. you heard it. next stop for luke donald, augusta, first major of the year. still hasn't won a major, but a big win for luke donald to seize the number one ranking. as you look at the fedex cup standings through the transitions now, rory mcilroy is still on top followed by kyle stanley and johnson wagner. luke donald has moved just outside the top ten into the 12th spot. reminder, tiger, phil an more tee it up at bay hill. coverage begins thursday and golf channel and continues saturday at 2:00 p.m. tonight starting at 7:00, an all-new dateline followed by brand new episodes of harry's

law and "celebrity apprentice." luke donald emerges out of the four-man playoff. he is number one again.

store front barely missing a cloud that included a baby. i'm chris gordon. this took place on 12th street in northeast. it sent some people running in fear. derrick ward was there when it happened. >> reporter: the scene just seconds after this mini van crashed backwards into the front of a business on 12th street in brooklyn. it was beginning to pick up. murry and paul's restaurant was full, standing room only. patrons spilled out into the street amid-the fear of a collapse. the driver appeared disoriented. >> as he was backing up, he must -- his foot must have hit the pedal and he went jackknifed

into this store front. >> reporter: the baby seems to know something is going on her father knows all too well how close she came to a victim. >> i moved the baby quick. just get my baby out the way. >> reporter: the building belongs to deaf outreach. luckily, they weren't open for business on this sunday morning. the driver was taken away in an ambulance. he was conscious and speaking immediately after the crash. everyone here passers by, first responders and witnesses took some pause to ponder how fortunate it was that this krosh only resulted in property damage. >> i'm glad no one was injured. it's terrible. he was going 25 miles per hour just backing up into this store front. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. just steps away from that crash, a man was stabbed to

death at a nightclub. it happened around 2:30 this morning at a club called the library. that's on 12th street in northeast. there's little to go on in this case. police have not released the identity of the man killed in the stabbing. culpepper sheriff scott jenkins says he has nothing to hide when it comes to a conviction that was vacated in a murder that goes back to 1996. jenkins spoke for 20 minutes at a town hall in kul pculpepper. he's served 12 years in prison, but he was released from jail last week. in february a federal judge condemned police and prosecutors for outrageous misconduct in the case. they are accused of conceal iina plea deal. they also did not disclose failed polygraph results. the prosecutor gary close

resigned but denied any wrong doing. today sheriff jenkins says the truth will come out in time. >> as soon as it is allowed, i will answer your questions. i'll give details. and if possible, i will even show the recorded video interrogations from the investigation and make those public to you in a town hall meeting. >> special prosecutor raymond murro is deciding whether or not to retry michael hash. hash must stay with his parents near charlottesville, virginia, and report to a caseworker on a weekly basis. in the race for the white house, gop contenders are keeping a close eye on puerto rico waiting ing ting to see we primary there. mitt romney was on the defensive. and as brian moore reports, every delegate counts. >> reporter: as puerto rico held its sunday presidential primary, mitt romney and rick santorum

were fighting for delegates and momentum. romney was on the ground in tuesday's battleground, illinois, and attacking president obama in his own backyard. >> he's an economic lightweight. and he's made decision it is a have hurt the american people. it's time to put in place an economic heavy weight, and i will get it done. >> reporter: santorum is hoping to hit another home run by focusing on social issues. >> liberty, marriage and the family, and life. they are at the core. they can't be ignored. >> santorum, newt gingrich, and ron paul are trying to drag out the fight and keep romney from winning enough delegates to nail down the nomination. >> we're only at halftime. this process is going to play itself out. we will have a nominee, i think, fairly soon. >> reporter: but the tampa convention may not turn out to

be a coronation. republicans are already preparing for the possibility of a nomination floor fight. romney cut his trip to puerto rico short because he needs a strong showing in illinois. on capitol hill, brian moore, news 4. still ahead tonight, did a drunk driving incident lead to a train slamming into a tow truck? and the lexus it was trying to clear from the tracks. and uganda's prime minister steps into the

a man faces drunk driving charges tonight after his lexus got stuck on train tracks and was hit by a train. it happened last night in maryland. you can see from the viewer photos, police brought in a tow truck to remove the car, but before he could pull it off the tracks, a freight train hit both vehicles. no one was inside either at the time. it's unclear if the train operator had any warning about the vehicles in his path. uganda's prime minister says the kony 2012 video gives a false impression of his company. it calls for kony's video, the prime minister and other critics say it distorts some of the facts including the current

level of violence. >> it's as if kony is still in uganda, as if our country is full of conflict. >> back in the u.s., family members of jason russell says the film maker's bizarre actions of last week was in part of the criticism of 2012. police detained in san diego after he was found naked on a street corner scream iing. a in this case day outside today. clouds hung on tough for most of the late morning into this afternoon. but once the sun started coming out, that's all it took. temperatures responded nicely. once the sunshine came out, temperatures jumped up about ten degrees. it turned into a delightfully mild and sun splashed sunday afternoon. outside we go. a great-looking day today. this is in northwest washington. kids on swing sets and playing

in sand boxes. having a great time. playing a little softball and soccer out there. good kick. good form out there. got to run it down. a beautiful day to be outside. hopefully you had a chance to get outside and enjoy the great weather in your own backyard. 67 at national airport with a mix of clouds and sunshine. light breeze out of the south. averaging only 7 miles per hour. where the sunshine came out earlier, temperatures jumped up the most. noticeably cooler closer to the chesapeake bay. only 58 in annapolis. there are showers in the mountains. i'll show you those in a second. through the rest of your sunday evening, clouds on the increase and can't completely rule out a stray shower or two, especially in the western suburbs.

nothing going on around town, but out to the west, here's interstate 81. there's winchester and wardensville. light showers out here. did have a couple rumbles of thunder. those are starting to fall apart now that we're losing the heating of the day. most of that is going to dry up east of the mountains. don't expect a lot in the way of rain chances. our area of high pressure that brought us the breeze will protect us. d.c. shower chances increasing late tonight. most of it though is going to wait until tomorrow. a ripple in the atmosphere. may see a couple showers tomorrow. keep that at the ready. into tuesday, the drier, warmer air returns. so overnight tonight, another cloudy, mild morning. can't rule out a sprinkle or two. start off temperatures in the 50s. tomorrow low to mid-70s. even with clouds and showers around. showery weather takes leave of us early on monday night or tuesday morning and near 80

degrees again wednesday, thursday, and friday. >> thank you, chuck. you have been on a roll. coming up in sports, they battle to the buzzer for something sweet. and it's not over until donald trump gets the final word. we'll hear more from the

this game was a gut check. >> this is the best way to say it. hoya's heartbreak. everyone likes to see a big upset, but when it's your school, it's bad news. georgetown falls to 11 seed nc state marking the fourth loss to a double-digit seed in the last five years. chatting with the referee. a little pat on the backside. freshman connection hopkins to wittington. georgetown takes a ten-point lead. but there was this steal and dunk by c.j. les lee. nc state up three at halftime. second half. after trailing by as many as 11,

here they come. a great pass to thompson. it's a four-point game. here we go. 1:00 to go. hoya is down seven. 20 seconds to go. georgetown down two. freshman ottoporter, no good. simms would pick up his fifth foul. he only score ed four points. off the missed free throw, jason clark gets it. this is for the tie. uh-uh. off the mark. georgetown's two seniors only combine for 14 points. they lose 66-63. georgetown is just won two ncaa tournament games in the last five years. >> reporter: a great season for georgetown ends in disheartening fashion after a roller coaster ride of a game. georgetown was up big early.

nc state was up big in the the second half putting the hoyas in a hole they couldn't dig out of. >> we fought to the last second. they went on a run. it was difficult for us to bounce back. it just hurts. it hurts. especially for us seniors. it hurts. >> it's hard to see this group and the seniors are a special part of that. but this group is one of the most special groups i've been associated with just in terms how they have worked for each other and you can look at losses and bad times and only judge them on that, but this group and what they did together was special and for each other. >> what's the hardest part about this loss for you personally? >> that it's my last college game ever. you know, i won't ever get to

put on this uniform ever again. i think that, you know, it's tough because as much as i put into this program, i played hard for four years. it's tough to go out on a loss. especially when you had a very good chance of winning this game. >> the hardest part actually is just i wanted to take these young guys further. i wanted to take them deep into the tournament and give them momentum for next year. but it didn't work out that way. >> reporter: a tough game for henry simms. he goes for a season low four points. and the only team left from the district maryland or virginia in the ncaa tournament is norfolk state. >> all right, dan. thanks. women's ncaa tournament. georgetown taking on fresno state. hoyas looking sharp.

to sugar rogers. rogers had 11 points in the game. second half, georgetown playing strong defense, mcgee comes up with the steal. the senior finished with 17 points. georgetown beats fresno state advancing to play georgia tech on tuesday. baseball news, the nationals send out brice harper today. he had 11 strikeouts in 28 at bats in spring training. he'll be back. >> that's the news for now. we'll be back here at 11:00. hope you are too. good night.