in his stance, mark. [ cheers and applause ] it was going right at it. >> good shot. >> so the best phil can do is post 10 under. still wraps up another good. and now adam scott. get it up and down and 12 under in and get the trophy, right? >> and if he doesn't get it up and in he's got a playoff with bubba watson looks like. >> johnny, this is very much a hanging lie. so you have got to hope if you are an adam scott fan he hate at 16 in the bunker which was basically a shank. >> it is not the simplest shot. >> we don't want to totally forget about mcilroy who's at 10 under par and he could b

11 under in a playoff. >> he is looking well left of the flag. >> pretty steep, huh? >> very steep. oh that's beautiful done. beautifully done. >> i would say if he had 10 balls from there, that would be at least one of the best two. >> and while all that was going on this was rory mcilroy off the tee. again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and there it is across the cart path. >> i was right there earlier today looking at that and that is no shot. >> so mickelson for his par before

par attempt. and here is mickelson once again, right down to the wire here pretty much johnny. in the thick of it. as he's trying to become the oldest winner of a world golf championship event. >> mark, is this not too far off the line of adam scott's putt? >> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for

mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and sign g ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. >> the only thing he could have asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. hit it firm. >> we'll see if this stroke works with the short putter. [ cheersnd

he's 2 for 2 in florida. we still have rory mcilroy back there. it would take a miracle hole out. >> what a blessed four that was. hitting that back and the little puffy area where it didn't kick off at much and then a magnificent kick shot. and his caddie david clark who is most likely going to end one two caddie flags in his first two starts and here's a a guy who's been out here for years and hasn't won with any player. and here rory mcilroy, the last guy who stands in the way of officially making adam scott a winner here in florida. >> he's got a window. just about his launch angle from here. 188. he'll have to start at the left edge of the green but the wind is blowing to the right. so could pull off a wonderful shot here. >> yeah. there is an

>> well this is going at the very right and going miss right i think. and so adam scott. >> projected now to climb to number 6 in the world. and what a roller coaster couple of weeks. makes two double bogeys in a span of three holes on the front nine. the winning putt. and with all the pressure on, with a conventional putting style that he had to adopt at the beginning of the year, adam got his money again. and the last two and a half decades only one player has won in consecutive weeks on the florida swing.

ar arnold's event, and the players. >> bubba watson, just congratulated. adam scott a very class act there by bubba. we saul sau a lot of wild shots going on out there. how would you describe the difficulty of doral today. >> very difficult. this is the blue monster. this is what trump and everybody wanted. they wanted tough like this. with the wind picking up like it did today, very difficult. 18, they put the tee all the way back. so it was a real test. >> you came close here before. you came close again. what is it about doral that fits your eye and your game? >> you know, i think it is just so difficult. but i can still play from the rough. you know, it is hard to hit a lot of fairways for anybody, not just me. but you can still play from it and right now i'm just seeing the shots so well and that's what i've been doing around here. i just know ki can play out of the little bit of

the golf course even though it is really difficult. >> thanks a lot. >> we'll see bubba in a couple of weeks at bay hill along with adam scott. and there is the handshake. and congratulations to adam scott, who trails by six shots after the fifth hole today. played the final 13 holes in six under to put it a away.

rory mcilroy in a tie for third at the moment with his third at 18. at 10 under par. >> beautiful shot. >> really great shot. >> that is's going to keep him in that tie for third with danny willet. but this one got under way at the start of the day we remarked how mcilroy had been so good at putting away 54-hole leads. outright leads of the year, 6 of 8 and this is one of few that got away. >> a nice lead. four shots on the third role hole, and just sort of fell apart. to be honest with you. didn't make any putts and starting pulling those irons left and in big trouble. and just never really rebounded. just one birdie on the easy 16th hole. so players co-w-- >> so players to win on consecutive weeks on tour s

tiger woods. and adam scott the lay latest to go back-to-back and he's with steve sands. >> dan thank you. we're with the winner adam scott. and adamness last ye, last week quad and came back. and this week you start with two double bogeys and you get the win. what does say about your game right now. >> i think i've used my experience to my advantage the last couple of weeks and realize around the tough courses, although you never want quads and double, you are not out of it. i knew if i could just get a couple before the turn maybe i'll have a chance and everybody fell the right way for me today, especially up 18 for that ball to stay up. >> speaking of 18 we're going show the second shot right now. what did you see from beyond the tree. >> i hit it right where i aimed. i had to aim it right there because the tree was right in my line to go to the

i thought the wind was strong enough but i hit it well enough i flew the hazard and i was so lucky for it to stay up inside the hazard. and when you are that lucky you better get them up and down. >> do you consider yourself right now the way you are approaching the game and the way you are playing it that if you play well, someone's got to come get you as opposed to you chasing someone else done down? >> well i feel that is where my game's been the last couple of weeks and where i'd like to keep it the next few weeks as well. but, you know, you have to push it so hard to beat the class of player out here now. really i can't believe i've won back-to-back but really a world golf championship is huge and i'll just keep pushing. >> all right. >> one shot clear of bubba. we'll see adam

rory mcilroy in a couple of weeks at bay hill. and this is the first time that adam scott has ever had the lead in the fedex cup standings. he zooms to the top over kisner, snedeker slips to third. and bubba watson continued to climb up today as well. the florida swing continues in the gulf coast of florida for the valspar championship. coverage begins thursday at 2:00 and continues saturday at 3:00 p.m. eastern on nbc. coming up next your local news. tonight's starting at 7:00/6:00 value is "the voice" followed by "dateline." so long from doral where adam scott takes the first two legs of florida.

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emotional interview with a former white house aide and reagan library board member. her live report coming up. and this just in, we're getting new video of the haeearse in california carrying her body. reagan died today at her california home of congestive heart failure. she was 94. nbc's bruce hall remembers her life. >> reporter: nancy reagan's loyalty and devotion to her husband were absolute, whether the challenges were political mine fields or ronald reagan's agonizing battles with alzheimer's and his death in 2004. young nancy davis grew up in a prosperous family in chicago. she became an actress seen here with the movie star ronald reagan. she married the once-divorced reagan the beginning of a decades long love affair. the coup

from acting to politics skpr, a began the reagans long rise to the feat of political power. from the california governor's mansion to the white house. their greatest crisis came when the president was shot by the mentally ill john hinkley. it was an experience that seared mrs. reagan. as first lady she focused efforts at fighting drug use among young people. >> when someone asks you to help a child, just say yes. >> reporter: after the white house nancy reagan's loving devotion to her husband during his battle with alzheimer's won her public sympathy. >> i know how proud he was to have this ship named after him. >> reporter: she gained the nation's admiration for her strength as she attended events honoring her husband's life. nancy reagan became the living symbol of the reagan legacy, a legacy revered by

americans. bruce hall, nbc news. >> darcy spencer talked to someone who worked in the white house and was close to the former first lady. in fact, she just spent time with mrs. reagan a couple of months ago. darcy continues our team coverage live from the white house. good evening, darcy. >> reporter: good evening. robert got to spend a lot of time with the reagans. he traveled across this country and in fact around the world. and tonight he says he has lost a close friend. >> i'm going to miss her shoulder, because it was a big shoulder to lean on. >> reporter: robert higden tearful as he reflects on the life of nancy reagan. he was a personal aide to the reagan family from 1985 to 1992. >> she was a good friend to so many people. and i'll miss her terribly. >> reporter: he looks at albums full of photos of him with the former first family. he says

death is bittersweet. >> everybody that has called has said i'm so sorry. and my first response is obviously thank you, but in many ways it's she's where she wants to be. she's with her husband. >> reporter: he had an inside view to their lives, the love affair that never ended, in public and in private moments. >> i cannot remember ever walking in as an adult into my parents house and see my mother laying on the sofa with her hat in my dad's lap. and i saw that constantly with them in their 80s. >> reporter: reagan was 94, he says she was frail but in good health. and her death came as a surprise. >> the former staff person said he saw her last month, and she had a list for him. so she was very much at the top of her game. >> reporter: he will be among the many traveling from here in

funeral services. megan, back to you. >> and, darcy, nancy reagan founded the just say no campaign, was known for a lot of different things. wondering, did a friend say anything about that antidrug message? >> reporter: he certainly did. that is something that she was known for. in fact, he said in some ways she was ahead of her time because we didn't have social media back then, but she knew that it was very important to reach young people with ta message to just say no to drugs. so they got mr. t. and gary coleman if you remember those names from the 1980s and put that message on television. even back then she knew the importance of reaching young people through television. and today just say no will probably be a twitter hash tag. back to you. >> absolutely. thank you very much. at the white house for us tonight. and the white house in fact released a statement on the death of nancy reagan. it reads in part, quote, our former first lady redefined the

later in her long good-bye with president reagan she became a voice on behalf of millions of families going through the depleting aching reality of alzheimer's. and many of the presidential candidates remembered nancy reagan on twitter, senator ted cruz said reagan would be remembered for her deep passion for this nation and love for her husband, ronald. donald trump called reagan, the wife of a truly great president, and an amazing woman. senator marco rubio saying reagan was a true example of integrity and grace. and another former first lady, hillary clinton said nancy's strength of character was legendary, and her advocacy, especially for alzheimer's research, was tireless. nancy reagan's substantial influence behind the scenes helped pave the way for future first ladies to take on more central roles in the white house. >> she unconditionally loved her husband.

perhaps his reputation was not, you know, an entirely secure, impervious man. and she helped to get him the strength that allowed him to become president and also become a major president. >> the relationship between ronald reagan and nancy started in hollywood and eventually ended up in the white house. we have a photo gallery of nancy reagan through the years. we also have more details on her early career as an actress. you can find much more by searching nancy reagan on our nbc washington app.

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on this sunday night breaking news. the death of nancy reagan. america remembers one of the most influential first ladies of the 20th century. the fiercely protective partner of president ronald reagan. tonight a look back at her many roles and their life together. their triumphs and challenges from their years in hollywood to the governor's mansion in california to the white house. tonight we'll hear from some of those who knew nancy reagan best. plus the showdown looming for those who would be president as ted cruz and bernie sanders pick up steam going into some of the most crucial contests yet. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer