go, go, go. >> adam williams is joining us right now. pretty harrowing experience.ing cover, when were you taking cover? >> i was actually behind the door of our news vehicle. there at the time when all of this was going on, there was our news car and about five police officers. this is before the army of police came in. so i started behind our door. but then when i saw the officers with their guns backing up, i knew we were in a pretty serious situation so then i would run and get behind another car. i was saying, in our coverage that the bullets when we arrived, they weren't coming at us but going right by us. we were hearing explosion. there were gunshots going right by us and it seemed like from every direction. your first instinct is to take cover wherever you can. >> i take it you are not necessarily a war correspondent. you don't have a lot of experience covering gunfire like this. >> not at all. you've been in those zones. i have not. it felt like -- seeing the officers with the helmets and putting their bulletproof vests on and i guess that's when the journ

adam williams of whdh. here now is former prosecutor, mitch epner. to have you with us tonight. >> thank you for having me on. >> you're a former federal prosecutor, as i understand it. so as you watch these scenes unfold, what goes through your mind in terms of howcutors might start to build a case against this individual? >> well, that case has been started long ago. the case was started as soon as the bombing happened. they got the fbi involved as the lead ag lead agency because i think it's very clear they want this to be a federal prosecution. one of reasons they want a federal prosecution is there is a federal death penalty that is available, and if it was taken in the state court in massachusetts, massachusetts does not have a death penalty. >> would the case take a different course if it were deemed that the suspect and his brother operated -- just simply domestic terrorist versus actually chechen rebels of some sort? >> that would be part of the case, but the underlying law that i believe they will be prosecuted under will be the same, secti

whdh anchor and reporter adam williams was on the scene. he saw it all firsthand.tch this. >> i'm going to get down. we have officers right now pointing their guns at somebody. >> back up, back up. >> they're backing up though. they're backing up. they're backing up. everybody is running. the police are backing up. officers have their guns drawn but they're backing up and they're running back toward us. we're all taking cover now behind the different news vehicle. even the police are taking cover behind their cars. >> adam, go. >> take cover. >> go, go, go. >> i spoke to adam last hour about his harrowing experience. >> i it was actually behind the door of our news vehicle there. at the time when all of this was going on there was our news car and about five police officers. this is before the army of police came in. so i started behind our door. then when i saw the officers with their guns backing up i knew we were in a pretty serious situation. then i'd run and get behind another car. i was saying, in our coverage, the bullets when we arrived they weren't coming

but again, we do know that gunshots, as dan heard yourself, adam williams heard it, adam williams his photographer caught it on camera. a succession of multiple shots. once again -- and dan, the twist of irony here because this community apparently had just been let back in after this massive sweep through their homes and this happens. >> yes. the laurel street had just been let in but the other homes the people were already inside them. this is four or five blocks away at least from laurel street but it is -- i believe it would likely be in the 20-block zone that investigators said they searched through very thoroughly and searched as well as they could as we heard 60 to 80% during the day and it would appear -- not certain, but it's probably within that 20-block zone that they searched and thought they had eliminated the possibility of a suspect. >> well, looking at the map, arsenal street is south of the laurel street area and then if you just move further west, the streets circle a lot but i would say a quarter of a mile, somewhere between 8 and 10 blocks, likely in that ten-block

a-- adam williams reports. >> the race to find blood ones.and loved ones. >> that is how he found is. >> their runners and the spectators. >> i cannot believe this happened. the friends and family, separating into chaos. or our emails were full, we trying to get hold everywhere. >> getting in touch difficult if not impossible for some. was finishing behind me. i do not know how far it was. >> comforting a writer who hours after the explosion could not find his wife. she was at the finish line. he does not know and that uncertainty far-reaching. >> who did you just talk to? >> my mother. >> what did she say? >> i said i am ok. >> as for anyone out there who is watching, who may be trying to get in touch with relatives, .he number is 617-635-4500 this is a number that will help you in your search for missing people. >> boston security remains tight as the investigation intensifies. there are more than 170 people injured, some of them critically. what is the latest there? >> what we do know is that federal agents, state and local police continue

. >> adam williams of whdh reporting. it hardly was staged for the cameras but it did all unfold in front of the cameras. if you were watching, it was serious stuff. lives were at stake. but it was astonishing to just see it play out in this strange scinematic way as we're waiting for it to end. >> you saw those moments when drew griffith heard gunshots and susan candiotti seeing this cavalcade of police vehicles making their way to watertown once they figured out they spotted the suspect. >> it was a remarkable night and ended without further bloodshed, although of course three lives were lost, 170 people wounded, and that one young man in the hospital with a wound to the neck. >> boston university will hold a memorial service for one of those that lost their lives in the boston bombings on monday. vict vehic lingzu lu. >> pal ra brown take add closer look at her life when it was cut short. >> reporter: her sweet smile, bubbly personality, eagerness to help others. just some of the ways those that knew 23-year-oldli ling

adam williams was so close he could smell the gun powder. here's some of his report. >> i'm behind the car. i'm hearing multiple gunshots. we're with police right now. we're trying to stay back right now, but we are surrounded by police and we're seeing police running, guns drawn and we have heard multiple gunshots. i'm standing behind the car now. it's not a good position to be in. the officers are putting on bullet proof vests. guns are drawn around me right now. there are probably ten different cruisers and officers getting out of their cars. they are running all around me right now. when we pulled up, the car stopped around me. i heard 20 gunshots and just staying down. i have never been in a situation like this. when we pulled up, multiple gunshots. so close i could smell the gun powder from where we're set up right now. i believe they have the suspect in custody. we have officers right now pointing their guns at somebody. they are backing up, though. they are backing up. everybody is running here. the police are backing up. they've got

adam williams speaking to wolf blitzer. >>> the tsarnaev brothers family has deep ties to chechnya. tamerlan went home last year drawing interest from the fbi at russia's request. nick payton walsh has more. >> reporter: she knew the alleged elder boston bomber as a child and saw tamerlan grow up and leave for america. but strangest was his return to here last year. >> tamerlan taught everything to himself. we were happy because he didn't start doing drugs or alcohol. now he doesn't speak to other women he's not related to. they're not important to him because it's a sin to even look them in the eye. she saw him for four of the six months he was here and he went to chen eya twice. >> i don't know where his relatives lived. i do know that village was bombed in the second war. as pictures of boston played out around the world. later that week they rang her again allegedly when they were on the run just the day before tamerlan died. the day before they spoke and it was like always. mommy, everything's fine with us. mommy, we're totally fine. mommy, that's what they call her. >> reporte

eastern time, adam williams was caught in the crossfire nearby. >> we're taking cover behind the local police vehicles. >> these are bullet holes inside a home. we spoke to them via skype because they were on lockdown. >> we were crawling through the hallway and we saw a big flash out front and there was an explosion with glass. >> another resident described what he was witnessing to msnbc using skype. >> i'll walk it here. it's angled right now at the bomb squad. >> michael says he saw what happened next. >> the guy out front shooting it out with the cops and i see an officer and him about 30 feet apart shooting at each other. craziest stuff i ever seen. >> police this man, the suspect in the black hat had gotten out of the mercedes suv and was strapped with explosives. he was hit by police fire and was free throw nounspronounced hospital. the other man ran over the man we later learned was his own brother. >> the cops jumped out of the way right in time before it ran over the brother and dragged him 35 feet up the street. >> at 5:45 a.m., all boston public transportation shutdown. at

reporter adam williams with our affiliate whdh was so close he could smell the gun powder.some of his report now. >> i'm behind the car. i'm hearing multiple gunshots. we're with police right now, and we're -- we're trying to stay back right now, but we are surrounded by police and guns are drawn and we have heard multiple gunshots. i'm actually standing behind the car right now. it's not a good position to be in. officers are putting on bulletproof vests. we have police running all guns drawn around me right now. there are probably ten different cruisers and officers getting out of their cars. guns drawn. they're running all around me right now. when we pulled up, the car stopped, around me, three cars, i heard probably 28 gunshots and i'm just staying down using car as shelter. i have never in my life been in a situation like this. when we pulled up, multiple, multiple gunshots. i'm so close where i am, i could smell the gun powder from where we are set up right now. >> move, move, move. >> they, i believe they have the suspect in custody. i'm going to get down. we have o

eastern time adam williams was caught in the cross fire nearby. >> we are all taking cover right nowehind the different news vehicles. even the police are taking cover behind their cars. >> reporter: these are bullet holes inside of the home of steven and emily mcalpin. we spoke to them today via skype because they were still on lockdown. >> as we were crawling through the hallway we saw a flash out front and an explosion with glass. >> reporter: another resident an drew kitzenberg described what he was witnessing to msnbc using skype. >> i will walk it here. and so it's kind of angled right now at the bomb squad. >> reporter: michael says he saw what happened next. >> the guy out front shooting out with the cops and i see an officer and him 30 feet apart. shooting at each other, craziest stuff i had ever seen. >> reporter: police say this man, the suspect in the black hat, had gotten out of the mercedes suv and was strapped with explosives. during the shootout, he was hit by police fire and was later pronounced dead at a hospital. the other suspect, the man in the white cap, floored

eastern time whgh tv reporter adam williams was caught in the crossfire nearby. >> we're all taking cover right now behind the different news vehicles. even the police, though, are taking cover behind their cars. >> reporter: these are bullet holes inside the home of steven and emily mccowpen. we spoke with them today via skype because they were still on lockdown. >> as we were crawling through the hallway, we saw a big flash out front. and you know, there was like an explosion with glass. >> reporter: another resident, andrew kitzenberg, described what he was witnessing to msnbc using skype. >> i will walk it here. so it's kind of angled right now at the bomb squad. >> reporter: michael duchette says he saw what happened next. >> there's the guy out front shooting it out with the cops. and i see an officer and him about 30 feet apart shooting at each other. craziest stuff i ever seen. >> reporter: police say this man, the suspect in the black hat, had gotten out of the mercedes suv and was strapped with explosives. during the shootout he was hit by police fire and was later pronounced de

reporter adam williams with our affiliate whdh was so close he could smell the gunpowder.port. >> reporter: i'm behind the car. i'm hearing multiple gunshots. we're with police. we're with police right now, and we're -- we're trying to stay back right now, but we are surrounded by police, and we're seeing police fighting, guns drawn, and we have heard multiple gunshots. i'm actually standing behind the car right now. it's not a good position to be. in the officers are putting on bulletproof vests. we have police running, all guns drawn around me right now. there are probably ten different cruisers and officers getting out of their cars, guns drawn. they are running all around me right now. when we pulled up, the cars stopped around these three cars. i heard probably 28 gunshots, and i'm just staying down and using the car as shelter. i've never in my life been in a situation like this. when we pulled up, multiple, multiple gunshots. so glows to where i am i can smell the gunpowder from where we're set up right now. i believe they have the suspect in custody. i'm going to g

and when adam williams was on the scene there in watertown, they got spectacular video of the search, of the armed search, the police officers with their guns draw. and someone laying on the ground and we do not know if the person was connected. perhaps the person was in the wrong place at the wrong time. we don't know if that person is connected to anything that happened tonight. >> and the interesting thing is, if we have this person apprehended, looking for one more would lead you to believe that guy does not have anything to do with what's happening tonight. >> maybe wrong place at the wrong time. >> of course, one thing, another event we had tonight, there were two gas stations robbed, a mobile and a shell. >> well, i think original said that, but i think when steve came on to tell about the 7-eleven. >> let's check with adam. hey, adam. >> reporter: yeah. >> was that mercedes involved, do we know? in the armed robberies? and we learned from steve there was an armed robbery at the 7-eleven in central square and you mentioned some gas station robberies you believe were connected t

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let's check in once more with adam williams. he is right there in the epicenter of everything happening. >> that's right. i'm able to watch these pictures live along with you. and i can tell you that what you're seeing here, this is one street in watertown. it's playing out on many streets in watertown. my police source who has been out here late last night telling me these house to house searches are going on all over the place. it would be interesting to find out the population of watertown and the square mileage to see what they're up against. it's evident, though, ta they are taking everything, everybody very seriously. i just ran into a boston globe photographer who told me he's been roaming around on foot because we can no longer drive in or out of this community. he's been stopped by police a number of times. when he was changing the camera in the car, they searched his trunk making sure that this was nothing in there. this is a friday morning, 6:30. this would normally be the hustle and bustle of people going out to thei

goresopportunity event are hoping to benefit a couple ofe local kids with cancer, like adam and exxavier. william donated his bonn mar row and saved the life of a 32-year-old teacher in texas. >> she's doing very well. she is a teacher. she said she just got engaged. so i'm happy for her. >> reporter: the importance of p this event was not lost on the gore george tos town soccer team. host of players gladly doe mated. >> the team did a tour of the research labs before preseason, so they've been there and it's been such an easy thing to do to build awareness for a great cause. audrey barnes, fox 5 news. >>> coming up next at 6:00, guen is here with her forecast, whil this spring weather hang on some we sure hope so. we'll tell you next. us senate starts to act are coming together background checks the second amendment hands of dangerous criminals. ninety percent of america background checks. urge them to join comprehensive background checks. >> scores of musicians you can see both young and old set a new record for the largest number of cahone ensamable.nsam it's a prea cushion instrument nay toug

steve williams landed on his feet, adam scott's caddy. the next major takes place father's day weekend. 11 news continues after this. join us at projectluna.com >> is your commute takes you through downtown, you may what an alternate route this week. an alternate route this week, near utah st., it will take all week with work starting at 9:00 a.m. and closing at 3:00 p.m.. it will be closed during the afternoon rush-hour and overnight, with tuesday being the worst day for traffic as the orioles returned

that pine tree just to the right of the tv tower, where steve williams wants adam scott to aim at andan turn a subtle draw in and match and it tter it -- im: 196. nick: a little left to right. it's still flying. a great shot. jim: inside of cabrera. nick: he might have another puttout. looking very much hole it to win. adam scott may have the easier putt. cabrera's is going to have a strong right-to-left break. difficult to read but adam might be coming far straighter down the hill. jim: didn't cabrera have that same kind of line a little back of that for par in regulation? nick: that's true, good point. jim: he had the line and he left it in the jaws. this is cabrera's reaction after adam's shot. nd adam saw the thumbs up. right back at you. nick: well, i guess actions speak louder than words. that tells you about these two characters. jim: angel jr. puts down the umbrella for a moment. scott putt's he is easier one? nick: less break and obviously not as blistering fast with the deluge we've had for half an hour now. jim: i mentioned earlier, cabrera learned the game as a caddie livi

avoided disqualification and went on to finish a full shots behind eventually when adam scott helped along by steve williams tiger's were happy thirty two year old scott clinched his first major after beating former champion and how to add up on the second extra hole in a sudden death playoff to become the first australian to triumph at all gusto. thanks. and on sunday fernando alonso stormed to his first victory of this formula one season after the right to try and pick. stop tactics help the ferrari man prevail at the chinese grand prix give me what i can only second ahead of me was hamilton is reigning champion sebastian vettel finished fourth his red bull team mate mark webber crash that was handed a good penalty the next race in bahrain after three races battle is the overall lead up three points to reichen and with a long that now hurt but six points further back. well staying with my just bought and with less than a year to go until russia's first for me the one race in sochi the moscow raceway will begin the high octane countdown in june as it prepares to host four major racing series because of the

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adam scott and 32.. there's stevie williams.e this, tiger. >> cabrera comes over, very classy move here, and gives him a hug. >> incredible. augusta's sunday never disappoint. >> there he is getting his green jacket, first time ever for an australian. very, very impressive what majoa league does with and what they're going to do today, jackie robinson day.day. all the leagues will be wearing 42. nats had a rough weekend. it was not a good one. one. got roughed up three runs, gavee up seven earned runs in five fie innings of work. i think what we're finding out.g we talked about it last week. atlanta is not going to depo o o away -- go away. ay you get hit on the hand might gt miss one or two games so far. f. >> they got 200 to play. play. >> they got 162 to go. >> justin upton is going to take gio out. and this was a rough weekend fon the boys in red.red. they were shut out yesterday foa the weekend. >> just working out the qirchgz. >> tototto porter is gettingg drafted. >> you wouldn't call a press conference to say i'm staying

jc adam scott caddied by steve williams it's one of those guys that was thought of the next great playert won a major. that burden is gone. congratulations adam scott.adam nations yesterday it was a a rough weekend all in wawnd. >> wahwah. >> the coace did not pitch like one yesterday. ye gave up seven earned runs in five innings of work. ouch when they lose they lieu ugly. >> this was a bad one. we know it's april.il. we know they'll be good. they are 7-5. the braves are 11-1. you have to look at that. >> here it iser, copy bryant. >> nobody touches it. when akillees goes it goes. 34 years old. o here it is again. a tough to see. he's out with the torn achilles. he says that he's going to be back and hopes to be back for the part of regular season. sound familiar? it is talk. >> but probably worse than a knee. >> i think it is. the achilles they don't seem to come back with the same explosiveness. you hate to see a great player p like kobe bryant and a future ft hall of famer go out like that if he has to good out. i hope for best for kobe. >> sure we have only six days left until the r

adams was there. a man named william davis and possibly james otis. and they were cooking up things for the next day's newspaper. essays, what adams and what john adams called occurrences. and i think that might be a reference to an actual, a concerted effort that the boston patriots, or weeks at a time, had done to tell other newspapers and other towns what it was like to be living in boston under the occupation of the british army from 1768-1770. so they resent what they call the journal transaction every week say, oh, and this horrible thing happened. this soldier was very bad this weekend here's what's happening with soldiers on trial for this. those were not actually published in the boston papers because of course everybody in boston was supposed know about the award. those were sent to new york, and then from the new york papers they were sent all up and down the coast. and eventually they were reprinted in boston. so that was an example of the very definite effort by one side of the political divide to use the power of the press to bring the em

they are not saying if williams' arrest is directly connected to the case. >>> australian adam scottnament today in a sudden death playoff with argentina's angel cabrera. scott sank a 12-foot birdie putt on the second playoff hole to capture the first major title. he's the first australian ever to win the masters. tiger woods finished tied for fourth, four strokes back. those are your headlines this hour. i'm don lemon, keeping you informed, cnn, the most trusted name in news. ♪ >>> you'd expect this, an ancient city of nearly unparalleled size and beauty to be overrun with tourists, souvenir shops, snack bars, tours on tape, but, no. >> oh, this is stunning. >> you'll encounter some western travelers at bagan's temple sites for sure, but generally speaking they are a hardy bunch. even the bus tours here are not for the feint of heart or weak of spirit. but for the most part you're far more likely to bump into a goat than a foreigner. >> this is so beautiful, so much like an ode to human, you know, beliefs and adoration and worshipping and -- >> slave labor. >> and slave labor. >> i'

the back of the hole then adam scott and i'm wondering having, knowing what happened at the british. what do you think was going through his mind with his caddy steve williams? >> i think that they are so focused on the shot that they're not really thinking about the british open at this point. they're just really focused on what's happening right now and in the moment and stevie is probably talking to him about keeping in the shots and so the british is really the last thing on his mind right now. >> we're looking at the british right now. here is the winning shot at happened in the british open a year ago. now earlier in the tournament we will take you back there were a couple pivotal things that happened on the hole. the 13th and we will start with adam scott. because adam caught on 13th. it nearly lands in the creek. >> big break and you know it rained a good share of the day. i think the rain and the moist ground played a role in some of these breaks. like holding that up. the grass being wet, i'm sure that that helped pull that ball up. as it affected the put. the weather played a bit of a factor in this play. >> then you see him with the put again on

they are not saying if williams' arrest is directly connected to the case. >>> australian adam scott in a sudden death playoff with argentina's angel cabrera. scott sank a 12-foot birdie putt on the second playoff hole to capture the first major title. he's the first australian ever to win the masters. tiger woods finished tied for fourth, four strokes back. those are your headlines this hour. i'm don lemon, keeping you informed, cnn, the most trusted name in news. ♪ >>> you'd expect this, an ancient city of nearly unparalleled size and beauty to be overrun with tourists, souvenir shops, snack bars, tours on tape, but, no. >> oh, this is stunning. >> you'll encounter some western travelers at baggan's temple sites for sure, but generally speaking they are a hardy bunch. even the bus tours here are not for the feint of heart or weak of spirit. but for the most part you're far more likely to bump into a goat than a foreigner. >> this is so beautiful, so much like an ode to human, you know, beliefs and addration and worshipping and -- >> slave labor. >> and slave labor. >> i'm thinking

adam scott with playing with his caddie stevie williams and who did stevie williams previously caddieger woods. >> six degrees of separation, kerry. thank you. after adam scott had heartbreak at the british open last year, a lot of people were rooting for him but angel cabrera, how could you not root for him. >> the last shot was hanging on the edge. do you think he was in the zone or not, tiger? >> in terms of the drop? >> yes. >> i think it was close but i think his statements that he kind of stepped back on purpose are what's going to have a lot of people talking and whether there was a double standard that he got treatment that another golfer might not have. anyway, it doesn't matter now. it's all over and adam scott is the masters champion. all right, savannah. >> another twitter controversy goes to bed. >>> coming up, why nothing may happen if you text 911 in an emergency and what's being done to change that. >>> and michael jackson's daughter, paris, opens up about her surprising plans for the future. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up, justin biebe taking some he

samuel adams was there in a man named million to -- william davis. and they were cooking up things for the next day's newspaper. essays, what adams -- what he called occurrences. and i think that might be a reference to an actual concerted effort that the boston patriots, wigs at the time as they call themselves, had done to tell other newspapers and other towns was like to be living in boston under the occupation of the british army from 1768 to seven in 70. so there was and what they called the journal of occurrences where journal of transactions every week. and this horrible thing happened this week. the soldier was very bad this week. here is what is happening with the soldiers on trial for this. those are not actually published in the boston papers because, of course everyone in boston was supposed to know about that. those were sent to new york and then from new york there were sent all up and down the coast. eventually there were reprinted in boston. so that was an example of a very definite effort by one side of the political divide to use the

adam scott on 18. 1 come on. oh, yeah, rolls it in. look at the celebration. celebrating with stevie williams tiger's caddy like he won augusta. era was in the fairway while that was going on in the rain. the argentinian who already has a green jacket undeterred. to do that after what adam scott had done he taps that in. fist bump. we go on to a playoff. scott with win right here. >> and does. >> he does. that is the life changer, the big huge from stevie. you see cabrera gave him a hug. good sportsmanship right there. a stirring victory yesterday at augusta and all of australia. this guy is like the king of australia today. t >> i love that he has tiger's tg old caddy. this caddy is pretty good. >> tiger's caddy has more imaginers without tiger than tiger does without him. >> do all of the caddies wear the white jumpsuits? he. this dough and maybe some should wear shirtz. [laughter] national rough weekend.kend they get swept by the braves. tomahawk chants going on at national park. come on, guys we've got a rivalry, it's official. they are 11-1 sitting pretty. it's april. a let's talk again in august and see if they are hangin

s planet money adam davidson. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thanks so much. nation, i am a huge fan of country music. from hank williams to lucinda williams to venus and serena williams. they are to country music what brooks and dunn are to tennis. and my favorite country singer is brad paisley. i love all his songs from alcohol to camouflage to toothbrush to chicken chet. he writes a lot of his songs inspired by validating his identity at websites. but now paisley is inspired by a much higher goal: solving racism. folks, let's take a little listen to paisley's new song "accidental racist." ♪ to the man that waited on me at the starbucks down on main ♪ ♪ i hope you understand is ♪ when i put on that tee-shirt, the only thing i meant to say is i'm a skynyrd fan ♪ the red flag on my chest somehow is like the elephant in the corner of the south ♪ >> stephen: that's right. calm down, african-american baristas. everyone knows this flag up here just means someone's a skynyrd fan. the same way that burning a cross just means someone's a madonna fan. by the way, jefferson davis, ge fan. got on board way early. folks, paisley i

stevie williams, tiger wood oldd caddie right there slipped on the green jacket. congratulations to adamctory. >>> it was kind of a lost weekend. the best part of the weekend wae the weather. eath the braves came into town and ad did some damage to our nats. na didn't see this coming, but it t got ugly. gio gonsalez on the hill, it it didn't matter who was on theth hill this weekend, the bravesavs bat, they were pounding them thm out.t. it's 3-1. they got a guy justin up toton o has come up to atlanta, he hashs some power.er. he got seven home runs, kind of like our antibryce harper right nie. and the it got worse. the nats were sweeped, they lost 9-0. it was an ugly loss for the nats. >> hopefully we will get things righted. >> the caps got a goodwin onwinn saturday night. that was the best news of the te weekend. we are hoping that the caps cans hold on to the division. di >> play overnight. >>> we are going to try to get o out there. >> straight ahead at 6:00. 6:00. tax day doesn't have to be a bad day, from free cookies to massages. we will find ways to selltosell operate this dreade

. >> adam scott's caddie he is talking there is steve williams is from new zealand and he was tiger woodsspeaking of tiger. a disappointment for him. never got back from the two-stroke penalty assessed after drop on friday. he didn't play poorly but finished tied for fourth place. bogeys in the 5th and 7th and three birdies on the back nine to claim his 11th top five finish in masters. he lost won there in 2005 and by the time he gets there next year, it will be nine years since he won at the masters. >> they asked him what he had to do to win he said i have to shoot a 65 and he thought that would win it. 65 would have put him 10 over and he would have won it. >> as for the eighth grader from china, guan teen language finished 12 over par and made the cut and played over the weekend and won the silver cup for the lowest amateur score. he was one of the highlights of this tournament. bright future for that guy. >> can you believe it's been eight years now since tiger won the masters? >> eight years and it's been a long time since he even won a major but he is playing really well. i think h

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