jeter gave the tigers an out with a bunt. advanced the runners, instead of pitching around the hot granderson, benoit came and got him and struck him out. let's go back and look at the first five granderson called strike 1 that may have led to the ejection of kevin long. >> that had kevin long looking from the dugout. now he's talking about davidson and sure enough, davidson was close enough to the yankee dugout where he could hear lon and joe girardi going out to protect the hitting coach. >> rodriguez, where are-1, a big chance for rodriguez. you could read the lips of kevin long to start that. but the first things he said, what are you looking at? that got the attention of bob davidson and whatever followed got kevin long ejected. the count 1-1, rodriguez, trying to deliver for the yankees and tie this all. benoit blew it. no pitch. look where this came from. granted by davidson, benoit tried to pull it back. that was the result. >> kevin long, tigers are cominguf a 4-6 trip. six times on the trip either jim leyland or the

jeter gave the tigers an out with a bunt. advanced the runners, instead of pitching around the hot granderson, benoit came and got him and struck him out. let's go back and look at the first five granderson called strike 1 that may have led to the ejection of kevin long. >> that had kevin long looking from the dugout. now he's talking about davidson and sure enough, davidson was close enough to the yankee dugout where he could hear long and joe girardi going out to protect the hitting coach. >> rodriguez, where are-1, a big chance for rodriguez. you could read the lips of kevin long to start that. but the first things he said, what are you looking at? that got the attention of bob davidson and whatever followed got kevin long ejected. the count 1-1, rodriguez, trying to deliver for the yankees and tie this all. benoit blew it. no pitch. look where this came from. granted by davidson, benoit tried to pull it back. that was the result. >> kevin long, tigers are cominguf a 4-6 trip. six times on the trip either jim leyland or the

the a.l. east. tigers 5 1/2 out in the a.l. central.e-game winning streak in an exhibition loss to seattle. lamont out of the way of sharply hit foul, 2-1. in case you are just joining us, 3-3, girardy and long ejected in the seventh. valverde just blew a save and with runners in scoring position, these teams combine 2-20. offensively, the night has belonged to miguel cabrera, 2 home runs and a double. pick by mark teixeira at first. his home run -- cabrera's in the bottom of the eighth, nobody out, two

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don't know if he'll come back again or we'll see him more, but we're very sorry that the tiger left ourhore. >> the stories vincent pierce tells aren't always this melancholy. story telling is an ancient irish tradition and vincent has demonstrated this art on tours in north america. most of all, he enjoys telling his tales in the pub. ♪ i'm going down the old dirt road ♪ >> a few of his musician friends have come by too. an irish pub is more than just a bar. it means home, community and cultural heritage and is often the center of public life in rural areas. but many pubs are closing. the celtic tiger is gone and many are worried about the future. >> i don't know what the future is going to bring. i wouldn't advise going into the pub life. it's not a good moment at the moment for making a living. >> we'd like to hear more of vincent's tale about the celtic tiger so the next morning we meet him and his wife pat for breakfast. they have four children and a bunch of grandchildren. vincent was a brick layer before he retired and built his house himself. it's a small built of paradise they'

you can just imagine the tiger? what a wonderful way they walk. wow! >> elva gemita has been working hard to protect the rare animals for the past two years, and documents every single sighting. >> we just saw the tiger footprints walking in front of these camera traps. so there is a potential that we got the tiger photograph. >> it looks like good news. a young female she hasn't seen for a long time is still alive. she tells us there are only about 250 sumatran tigers still living in the wild, and that 15 to 20 of them have found refuge in harapan rainforest. the tigers, and more than 300 bird species are another reason dieter hoffmann is fighting for every tree. the project receives two million euros in subsidies a year -- but it still can't stop all the destruction. >> this was one of the best areas in harapan rainforest, and if this can't be stopped, where will it end? nature and animal protection simply don't work without support from the local population. the villagers of sako suban have lived here peacefully for decades, with and from the forest

from the rough, i think it's safe to say tiger is back. in the hole, that vintage pump. at moves tiger into the lead at 8 under. at 18, there's jack nicklaus looking on. tiger in sole possession in the lead at this point. a 4-hole putt and he finishes in style. tiger shoots a 5 under 67. he finishes the tournament at 9 under and wins the memorial for the fifth time in his career. >>> to baseball one month after steven stratford was named nfl pitcher of the month for april. junior gonzalez has been awarded the honor for the month of may. also announced today, brice harper is the nl rookie of the month for may. looking to keep the pace in june facing another dominant starter, tommy hanson. but not so much today. in the bottom of the 1st, mundozi takes it deep to right. that is his first career home run. check out the nats dugout, that's cold. the silent treatment. then they come in and congratulate him. brice harper gets in on the action. a moon shot in the upper deck. the kids loved it. look at the harper eye black. this is the season for brice. nats up, 2-0. jason hayward

the olympic club. we hope to hear from jim furyk. tiger woods. en we come back to the olympic club in san francisco. furyk and mcdowell are tied for the lead at 1 under. [ male announcer ] you could sleep in... ♪ ...but you might miss something. and while there are unfortunately only 24 hours in a day... you generally find a way to capitalize on every minute. and of course, there's always tomorrow. with an exceptionally smooth taste, only 95 calories and 2.6 carbs, michelob ultra is the superior light beer perfect for every side of you. >> this was a moment ago. watch tiger woods making his way up the hill behind 18 after finishing out. his right hand will strike a gentleman there on the camera, and as you can see sh, that hur tiger. he is shaking it off as he makes his way up the stairs, trying to get a word with tiger to see exactly how bad that was, but that is the last thing that a guy like tyiiger needed on a da like today, and johnny, how surprised are you of tiger's performance today tied for the lead. >> well, i can't believe he did what h

he birdied the hole, 2 under for tiger on the front nine. but three over on the back. tiger in fourth place at 4 under, four strokes behind 27-year-old american spencer levine. tenthill, his third shot, a few kind bounces and holes it. he shoots a 3 under 69, your leader at 8 under. one shot ahead of rory sabatini. >>> nascar nationwide series at dover. joey logano of joe gibbs racing looking for his fourth win this year. six lapse to go, logano hot on the tail of teammate ryan true ex in the 20 car younger brother of martin trueex jr., and logano able to slip by and lap traffic and takes the lead. logano led for 154 laps holds on for the win. his fourth nationwide series victory this year. good day for joe gibbs racing. he picked up a sweep of the top three with logano 1, trueex 2, and brian shot finishing third. and just a reminder, the stanley cup finals continue here tonight on nbc 4. 8:00, game two. >> now, tiger is doing well. at jack nicholas' tournament . he won arnold palmer's tourname tournament. >> he wants to break the record and he said he thinks he can do

open is around the corner and tiger woods got the tuneup this weekend. y he tied jack nicklaus for career pga victories. tiger began the day four shots behind at the memorial. third birdie of the day, dropping him to 7 under par. the next hole, bidding from eagle about 32 feet away. if he sinks it, tied for the lead. just misses it. his reaction shows, he thought he had it. drops to 8 under. one shot back. here's woods on the par 3, 16th. trails sabbatini by one. this is a tough shot. onto the green. does it have enough juicedoes. tiger woods finding that sunday magic. dropped him to 8 under, tying him for the lead with sabbatini. two fist pumps from tiger. sabbatini on 16. needs this par putt to tie with tiger. misses this badly. bogeys the hole and drops a shot behind tiger. tiger sinks the birdie. five under 67, finishes 9 under, 2 shots better than sabbatini. it's his fifth memorial title, 73rd career pga victory, tying him for second all time with tournament host, jack nicklaus. >> it's been pretty nice. nice run since i've turned pro. to do it at ag

>> well, the tiger wods thing was very interestingment i started with tiger when he was 17. his father earl brought him to me. hi just got a lot of recognition because greg norman had won the british open in '93. and hi done a revamp on greg's swing and earl kind of enjoyed the things that he had seen in that. and tiger was in houston where i wasment i was director of a golf club in houston. and he had just lost a match in the u.s. amateur that was player of the champions, last match he would ever lose in the amateur championships because he went on to win three in a row after that and he brought him over one day. i still have the tape. i would love to show it to you. as a matter of fact there is film on that video of that tape from 1993, the first time i ever saw this little 17-year-old kid. and earl and i -- >> as a rachlt we had a little bond because he is a vietnam veteran and i was a vietnam veteran. and neither one of us had much of a filter. we pretty much say what we think at all times good or bad. and it was an interesting day to watch this young kid, first of all pe

and the tiger program, which the house would like to zero out in the senate would like to maintain at $400 million a year. and we know the tiger program is very much all welcome program in the bay area, and particularly in san francisco in terms of key projects. so, i will keep you posted on this, but i am not holding my breath. at the risk of duplicating a little bit, i do want to take a moment to thank the chair and commissioner wiener. we would not have been so close without the very, very key work. this seems to be the point. we can recognize the work of some key people. let me start with our deputy director of the project for the distinguished work of minding all the details. financial closed is two words. but before the financial clothes, three books. this is what the contractors will have to follow. they really have to make sure we have a successful and trail blazing project, really, for california. i think the project is opening people's eyes and opportunities for other things, including high-speed rail. because that is what is going to guarantee that project is delivered on t

with a performance that looked like the old tiger. he memorial in ohio, seventh hole, tiger with a chance to birdie. he sinks the long putt to edge closer to the lead. one of four birdies for tiger on the front nine. this was the shot of the day. shot of the year. 16th hole, tiger didn't like his tee shot on this par three. look what he does. gets it up and down. the unbelievable birdie. that gave him a share of first place with two holes remaining. got a chance for his first win since bay hill in march after a par on 17. he drains the birdie putt on 18 to get to nine under for the tournament. his 73rd career tour win. that ties him with that man right there, jack nicklaus. that's the second-most all-time with 73 and he does it at nickla nicklaus' tournament the memorial. tiger is ten years younger than nicklaus was when he reached 73 wins. only sam snead has more with 82. >>> little baseball now. tigers in detroit against the yankees, justin verlander on the hill for detroit. first pitch of the game. jeter, going the other way. the re

jane wells has sweet, sweet bacon news and the eye of the tiger as another sullivan on tv once said, it's a really big show, everybody. all right. wall street's wild swings continue. the dow alternating between gains and losses for five sessions. three of the five including today of triple digits moves and with today's rally the dow positive again for the week. the s&p 500 alternated between gains and losses for six sessions. today's gain puts it almost exactly at break even for the week. the nasdaq's gains today, not quite as large as the index brethren although it's the best performer of the three for the year in 2012. all right. well, as we head to what we're calling g-day, the big greek vote on sunday, there's a lot going on. so let's take a pause and reset the scene for just a second and give you some of the big headlines today overseas. this is all happening really in the last 24 hours, folks. moody's cutting spain's credit rating three notches to one level above junk. you heard earlier today on cnbc bond yields hitting 7%. the big thing in greece, michelle is there. we'll talk

the lead. moring day was a tough day for tiger. that's the crowd with the ball in it. n 18, tiger chipping from the rough. he just flubbed that one. one of six bogeys on the day. tiger shoots a 75. five shots back of leaders jim furyk. to soccer, santos and d.c. united on the road visiting the philadelphia union. 78th minute, bronco boskovich, love the name. chris pontias puts it in. united beats philly 1-0. they're on a role there. we'll be watching tomorrow, tiger needs a better round. >> i love that hole in one, though, that was great. >> 23 years old. >> the caddie -- >> i would have done that too. >> that's our news for tonight. "saturday night live" is next. have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >>> welcome to "fox report." [ cheers and applause ]

we learned that from the tiger one grants. leader pelosi was up there with me not too long ago when we were complimenting the structure of the old non-safe drive to welcome in the parkway. i know that as more competition comes from limited federal moneys, we have got to prove do we have our game together and our game and our act is about building the whole neighborhood. not just one part or the other. not just getting started. these funds are some competitive now that every time we win one, we're going to celebrate even better because they are in the context of other things that we have to do in a public/private setting. i want to thank fair lawn capital. i want to thank the mission bay development group that has been working on and on. i want to thank our redevelopment partners and d.p.w. and sfmta and all of our public agency partners for their working together because this does really create that collaboration that is absolutely needed. but there is always someone who i will always cherish for a long, long, long time and cer

by raising a four shot deficit making the second of history straight birdies here on the. tiger with this birdie on the sixteenth to as the thirty six year old hit a perfect effort in the rough on the par three hole tiger eventually sing off rory sabbatini undress remeron by two shots nicklaus himself on hand to congratulate the winner a fourteen time major winner now aiming to reach nicklaus his mark eighty it could potentially edged closer for its time when the u.s. open things are. good today i really did i miss a shot and some good stuff i needed and you know the birdie you know three last. which was nice the time i was three or four back at the time and needed a push and. i finished it off and you know the guys better get a couple mistakes but it's so easy to do you know sixteen strong saw and i got away with one there and it was a big swing. now cricket legend sachin tendulkar has joined the growing list of athletes moving from the world of sport to the world of politics the first cricketer to score one hundred international centuries sworn in as a member of india's opera

the course can be very tough on the left-handed players be a it shows today. but for tiger has it to feel confident after his first-round performance. opening round of the u.s. open from the olympic club in san francisco and there's the big three playing together, tiger, phil, bubba and phil mickelson getting started on the wrong foot. opening tee shot on number 9 wept way right. that would not come down from the trees. he would shoot a 76. after an even par first nine, woods getting things going on the course. woods' approach shot on the fourth bringing it right to left, knocks it stiff. great approach. he would birdie the hole. after that two nice shots to the fifth. this is a long birdie putt and he finds the hole. back-to-back birdies for woods but the story of the day was mychal thompson for birdie. he fired a 66. current currently your leader in the clubhouse at 4 under. our damon andrews has more on tiger's day. >> tiger woods shot under par in the first round of a u.s. open for the first time since 2002 bringing back memories of the old tiger, not just from the fine

it's been a while, but the tiger has shaken the monkey off his back. >> well put. tiger woods has been through the ringer in his professional and personal life the last two years. he's fining his way back into the winner's circle. your host, jack, sitting on the 18th green awaiting the winner. and levine imploded. this is the bogey dion 13. roy cab teeny birdies 11. check out his drive on the par 312. birdies that and now tied for the load at 8-under, on the par 3 16th, he drops one back of tiger. from the iii 3-13, from behind the hole? are you kidding me? he finds the bottom of the jar and takes the lead at 8-under. and even jack was impressed with that shot. >> i don't think i've ever seen a better one. that was the most unbelievable, gutsy shot that i have ever seen. it was really unbelievable. particularly the position he was in. >> tiger wants to win jack's event. he's on birdie for 18 with jack looking on. tiger bogeys three of the last holes. he ties jack with 17 pga tour wins. not bad, hejda, tiger? >> it's been pretty nice. it's been a nice run since i tur

the leaderboard. on 18, tigerole and tiger tied on top with jim furyk. tiger said staying patient was the key. >> this tournament, just plotting along. this is a different tournament. you have to say patient and present. you are playing for a lot of par s. this is not where we have to make a bunch of birdies. you have to hang in there with a bunch of par s. the giants and mariners and tim lincecum celebrating number 28 for him. the top of the second and buster posey drives one with the solo shot to left. the eighth home run of the year. giants lead it 1-0. the bottom of the fourth, the giants are up 2-0. a jam until he gets justin smoked around to the double play. the top of the eighth and insurance, cabrera with a two-run home run. his sixth home run of the year and the giants win 4-2. you saw that game on nbc bay area. the a's released manny ramirez and he will not play for the a's, but make sure saturday starting at nooning, all the coverage you need is starting at 12:00 here on nbc bay area. >> look at the jac

but only the lucky ones get to see the tigers and mickelson in action. the others have to rely on gadgets. >> you can extend the periscope. >> reporter: others give up on fighting the large gallery. so, they watch the tournament on the big screen. or they can listen on headphones provided by the sponsor. >> it's fantastic. >> reporter: you may notice an odd scene at the open. no one has a cell phone. the tournament banned them. but provided seven courtesy phones. and no one needs the service more than al. >> my wife is due any day to have a baby. >> reporter: what are you doing here? >> i'm going to call and make sure she's not having the baby right now. >> reporter: how could he miss tiger and phil? he had to be at the open. >> i was calling to make sure you're not in labor right now. >> reporter: al is sure the baby will understand and hopes his wife will, too. at the u.s. open, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> michael thompson tops the leaderboard at 4 under bar. tiger woods had a strong opening round. he's tied for second place. james hahn physi

out of the rough tiger woods ends the worst three tournament run of his career with a stunning win at the memorial. riverrun moscow plays host to the latest stage of the new world cup which will say well this is an important prep tournament for russia's london twenty twelve olympic hopefuls. but let's start on the clay courts of the french open where the only remaining russian in the competition maria sharapova has booked her place in the quarterfinals although she was pushed all the way in her last sixteen tie unseeded czech klara soccer part of her becoming the first player to take a set off shore up over in the tournament the thirty year old won the second on a tiebreaker over the siberian native rallied to win six four six seven six two and set up a quarterfinal with kaia kanepi aren't shah rukh's. should have serena williams on world number one victoria azarenka there was a further surprise on monday defending champion leno knocked out by unseated jaroslava shredded. three hundred seventy three six six two six love. meanwhile woman champion patrick of it ever beat american. in st

out of the rough tiger woods ends the worst three tournament run of his career with a stunning win up the memorial. plays host to the latest stage of the canoe world cup which is an important tournament for russia's a limping twenty twelve olympic hopefuls. let's start with tennis room reassure up of is the sole russian remaining at the french open months after such a crush dug in straight sets to at least sorry running on sunday because the it's all a feeling to even pick up a game in the first set of their last sixteen encounter the twenty six better in the second but eventually went on six seven five around the. clock on a champion on the in front of each faces germany under the curve. produced the biggest upset all of the tournament at the slovak knocking our top seed victoria azarenka. securing the opener to the second set on a break dancing to the quarterfinals of the expense of the number one. brings to the men's game where both of the big guns in action on sunday minutes see a free through to the quarter finals in paris were number one on top seed novak djokovic though how to

out of the rough tiger woods ends the worst run of his career with the stunning when the memorial. place hosted leave the stage of the world cup which was an important tournament for one hundred twelve hopeful. tennis where maria sharapova is the sole russian remaining at the french open after such a crush start in straight sets to italy star irani on sunday kuznetsova feeling to even pick up a game in the first set of their last sixteen encounter the twenty six seafaring better in the second but eventually without incident by around me you also know a champion coming in from the beach now faces germany. which is the biggest upset of the tournament to date the slovak knocking out world number one victoria azarenka easily securing the opener six two. eight five she found the perfect. are that brings us to the men's game where both of the big guns in action on sunday made it safely through to the last eight were number one on top seed novak djokovic though have a scare. stiff opposition to set before but finally in the next three. i was very fortunate. to come through to this match i

fans were glued to the tv because tiger is roaring back. today, he was like the old tiger. e history as well. the national's made history as well. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >> the nationals again today you'd likea way guests. the first two rookies to hit runs.o-back home bryce harper earned the rookie month award. in the bottom of the first, steve lombard throws one to deep right, making his home state of as his firstd home run. back to the dugout. doing anything. they don't care? oh, yes, they do. giving him some love then bryce harper it's one of his own, his fifth homer of the year. same deal. dugout and in the comes cheering. in the t

tour a win mark seventy three in the process tiger also doing it on a course nicklaus in fact designed the american started by raising a four shot deficit making the second of his three straight birdies here on the sixth. tiger with this birdie on the sixteenth to the thirty six year old hit a perfect effort from the rough on the par three hole tiger eventually seeing off. by two shots nicklaus himself on hand to congratulate the winner fourteen time major champion woods now aims to reach jack's mark of eighteen he could potentially edged closer to that in a fortnight's time when the u.s. open to. comment i had a good today i really did i didn't really miss a shot today and that was some good stuff i needed it and you know the birdies you know three last four which which was nice the time i was i think three or four back at the time and needed a push and. i finished it off and you know guys better commit a couple mistakes but it's so easy to do you know sixteen spying saw and i got away with one there and it was a big swing. while tongue chai j.d. is celebrating a golfing milestone of

but this has been described as kill man jar row is the pussy cat and deal sli the tiger. we know that with the ice and the snow and the kref as, this is going to much, much tougher. the whole purpose is to try to inspire and motivate the severely wounded that are coming back from afghanistan, give them a message of hope, no matter what has happened to them, injury wise, they will be able to come back and lead an active life through sports. we all feel sports really played an important part in turning around our lives and getting us back on the road to recovery. >> wow. kneel, you can either get the credit or blame for this. wasn't this your idea of taking on denali? how in the world did this come about and why? >> well, this whole seed was planted a couple years ago when i made an attempt at kill man jar row and we weren't successful. i came back frustrated with the situation, realized it was all about planning. makes a lot of sense. planning for the injuries that are of the guys that are on the team, planning for contingencies is so o on and so forth. we parlayed that in

the eighth. even his partners were impressed. >> tiger, that was the old tiger. that was beautiful to watch. that's what we all come to see. that was awesome to see him strike the ball like he did. >> i was very far very pleased with my game today. >>> and coming up later in sports, gary radnich gives you all of the highlights of round 1, and details of who's on top. 2 graduate, now that your journey begins, you're going to need a powerful connection ! felicidaaaadeeeees ! with this droid 4 by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you can stay in touch on skype with your loved ones. staying connected with your family... ... in more places, on america's largest 4g lte network. that's real value ! get $100 off any motorola 4g lte smartphone, like the droid 4. hurry, offer ends june 17th. verizon. felicidades ! >>> an amber alert in santa rosa has been canceled. the three kidnapped children are at home safe. and their father is behind bars. this many, jose alberto rojas drove off with his daughters after his estranged wife refused to speak with him. an ambert alert was -- amber alert was issued. then a re

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the tiger program enables d.o.t. to use a rigorous process to select projects with exceptional benefits to explore ways to deliver projects faster and save on construction costs. it also enables to make investments in the nation's infrastructure and make communities more livable and sustainable. the 2012 tiger program received 703 grant applications, requesting a total of $10.2 billion from all 50 states including the u.s. territories and the district of columbia. the first three tiger programs received nearly 2,250 programs requesting more than $95 billion. some might say certainly we must have our financial house in order and we have to really look at how we spend the dollars that are available, but i would argue before the committee today that tiger grants was actually a program that was used, it was well monitored, the programs were brought forward and they were done at a benefit not only for the funding initially of those programs but for the jobs that they provided as well. clearly there is a need for an additio

out of the rough tiger woods ends the worst three tournament run of his career with a stunning win up in the morning. plays host to the latest stage of the canoe world cup which also acts as an important tournaments for russia's a limping twenty twelve olympic hopeful. start with tennis room reassure up of is the sole russian remaining at the french open months after such a crush died in straight sets to at least sorry running on sunday because it's over feeling to even pick up a game in the first set of their last sixteen encounter the twenty sixth seed furring better in the second but eventually went on six seven five around the start right on a champion in front of each face is germany's angela kirby. produce the biggest upset all of the tournament to take the slovak knocking our top seed victoria azarenka. securing the opener six two to the second set on a tie break dance into the quarterfinals of the expense of the real number one. brings us to the men's game where both of the big guns in action on sunday made it safely through to the quarterfinals in paris were number one on top

i have the rough tiger woods and the worst three tournaments run of his career with a stunning wind up the memorial. ah. river run moscow plays host to the later stage of the canoe world cup which also acts as an important prep tournament for russia's london two thousand and twelve olympic hopefuls. let's start with tennis where maria sharapova is the sole rusher remaining at the french open after such a crush start in straight sets to at least star irani on sunday kuznetsova feeling to even pick up a game in the first set of their last sixteen encounter the twenty sixth seed furring better in the second but eventually went down six love seven by the romney who also knocked out to close in on a champion on the event of which faces germany's angelica kirk. meanwhile domenica said bulk of our produce the biggest upset of the tournament to date this slovak knocking i'd world number one victoria azarenka so easily securing you know six the full team in the second set on. the fourth of. brings us to the men's game of her on grass where both of the big guns in action on sunday amid a sea of

lance says no matter what tiger does, he is still a huge part of the story. >> tiger woods is the story in a golf tournament regardless of what he is doing. >> that's because ratings could double and triple. they are not done. because as soon as this wraps up on sunday, all of the tractor trailers will get packed up and on the road to west virginia for the classic. and boy, they are fantastic people. they could not be nicer. they showed us the facility. super cool. >> cool stuff, i didn't know that the wires had gone away and replaced with wireless. >> there are some. >> whole different deal. okay, as we wrap up, we have a lot more coming your way tonight. the at&t clubhouse report is what we're talking about. it will follow 9news at 11:00. we'll look ahead to tomorrow. you can join me at the at&t national clubhouse report. 11:30 right after 9news now. we hope you join us. >> back to you in the studio. >> great stuff. >> a golf marathon going on. >> coming up at 7:00 on 9news, we're going to debunk some myths about credit scores that can get you in big financial trouble. i'll see you th

>>darya: >>vern: today is the day it tiger woods spoke to the media. anything tiger woods said or did is what we reported. any time this is anything about the nicholson. it was phil nicholson and tiger woods. >> the eagerly and titbit dissipated match up bill nicholson and first rounds. >> when it comes time to tee up on thursday i think that i will be able to play. he gets the best out of me. >> will there be any medication being paired with him on thursday? i don't think for going to talk about allot. >> this is a championship. we have work to do. i think this is a tournament that the guy's a lease speak. >> is this the week attacker was when his 15 championship? >> it is always something with you guys. i have dealt with that my entire career. >> was was read for it seemed the 18 championships that jack nicklaus has won. coming up in the next hour we will have the story of the youngest player in the history of the u.s. open. he will see them. you will hear from them. along with tiger woods. him. >> streets are closed to a round once before. ton near i

open. >> is in the event tiger has to win to prove he's truly back? , next. >>> don't forget abc 7 morning news goes prime time tonight. and will be here following game one of the fba finals tonight. and we go out with a gang task force as they begin their summer crack down, right after nba finals. abc 7 morning news in prime time. >> just for you golf fans are getting some disappointing news on their way to the tournament. and that is right. the organization allows them, the usda does not. and golfers are fickle about the noise. phil mickelson withdrew after complaining about cell phone use in the gallery. >> they're confiscating phone autos it's an exciting time. u.s. open here once again. >> and that is right. larry beil here with the man many are hoping to see. >> tiger woods. >> yes. >> and there is highed for 18. there is tiger woods playing along side casey martin. tiger comes in feeling good about the game. and there is still feeling the question. do you have to win to prove you're back? >> and if i do win a championship there is always somethi