and let's go now to bill macatee and hear from young jordan. bill: jim thank you very much. 70 today. how big was that putt at the 18th after the double at 17? jordan: it was huge, just to see one go after from after the disappointment there on 17 where i probably should have just hit 3-wood off the team. that up and down, i don't recommend ever hitting it there. that wasn't easy. it was probably 1-5 if you make a putt so very pleased with having that putt roll, in get some momentum. bill: you said here when we stood here a year ago that the runner-up finish just made you hungry to get back. how often have you throughout of this week up to this year? jordan: all the time. we always think of this week. this is the greatest week in our sport. last year definitely left a bad taste in my mouth and i've been looking to get back to try and get some revenge on the year and i've got a long way to go still. bill: did it feel different today than the first two days? jordan: i think so. felt a little different. i played in the morning yesterday so i had 24

bill jordan buys one for a friend at the cherry creek mall in denver, colorado.the mall, he feels someone tugging on his shopping bag. >> i felt this huge pull on my arm and then another yank. you know, it's just -- and another yank. >> it's such a vicious yank that not only is the ipad gone, but so, too, is the skin on the 59-year-old's finger. >> he just kept pulling and pulling and, like i said, something had to give and it wound up being a pinky on my left hand. >> the crime is caught on the shopping center's security cameras. jordan's finger is so damaged, it needs to be partially amputated. >> i think it's about down to here. >> after looking at the video, denver police spokesman sonny jackson can spot the thief and another man following jordan. >> you can tell they're walking above and they see the individual. but it does concern us. you purchase an item, someone is targeting you as you buy it. >> the next morning, 20-year-old brandon darnell smith is arrested and charged with robbery and third-degree assault. smith pleads not guilty. >> there's a message

jordan preevy's family is now trying to get a bill passed called jordan's bill, quickly reporting all accusations of child abuse to child and family protective services. compassion for the perpetrators and strength for themselves. jesus bonilla is trying to do the same. >> what would you say to the kids if they are sitting here now? >> i see it as at the end of the day, they are vimed too they got it done -- victims too they got it done as well. >> until the players and coaches confront the problem rather than hide it, the cycle of abuse will not be over. >> don't they have anything written down about what hazing policy should be, what can be allowed? >> yes, it wasn't until after that public meeting until after i filed that freedom of information ak, they act they do have an antibullying policy, they don't torgttolerating bullying, they also have training for their staff to talk about how they should supervise kids and things like that. >> it is pretty incredible. what is more disturbing, it is not just the school, it happens all over the country. what is done -- what has been done t

bill: we watched a star being born at the masters. jordan spieth captures golf's green jacket. cool to see him just the way he carry himself. he's 21 years old. the youngest master champ since tiger woods. first player in nearly 40 years to lead that tournament from end to end wire to wire. his caddie sharing a special moment. but a unique story of his own. he was a math teacher in elementary school. he said wing at augusta is a childhood dream. when you consider he was a teenager two years ago. he's grown up fast. martha: you couldn't help but get choked up watching him hugging his parents and his family. he has a gracious humble demeanor. he's a serious young man and ready smile. when he went to do his scorecard. he turned around and hand it to the former math teacher. can you take a look at this. it's good to have a form math teacher in your owner. bill: they asked what did he do the night before? bill: he played poke were his grandfather who is 82, was there as well. martha: he watched a movie too. bill: i find him to be some of what a throwback to some old school value a lo

bill: give us your perspective on jordan spieth. your thoughts on this 21 -year-old? now masters champion. phil: he's obviously a tremendous player but he's a tremendous individual too. he's been a lot of fun to have on the past ryder cup and presidents cup teams. he's a quality individual. hard not to like, hard not to pull for the guy. bill: for you you have to be pleased with the way you played this week. phil: i played good golf. i would have taken 14 under at the start of the week and would have thought that would have won but got outplayed. 18 under par was just astounding. even though the course had some birdies out there it still is never a pushover and he played some amazing golf. bill: thank you very much phil mickelson. 69 today, as we look at the final results from the 79th masters. jordan spieth concludes with 70. 18 under par sharing the record with tiger and then it's phil and justin rose. favorable scoring conditions today overcast skies. soft conditions for the players to fire at the hole locations. tiger woods ends with 73, minus five. jason day disa

bill as written now. >> so you went to jordan and back in a span of what, 24 hours? >> 48. but that's a lot of coffee today, neil. >> the catskills was just not open. amazing. i look forward to the next part of the interview. bret baier in washington. >> thanks, neil. >>> now to cape canaveral, florida where the spacex falcon rocket is set to take off. there's a big question whether it can land without blowing up. that is, the refuelable booster. phil is live there for us. >> we're about a minute away. and the weather is a go. no technical issues. so it looks entirely probable that the spacex capsule containing equipment and scientific research experiments will be blasting off towards the international space station to rendezvous with the space station on friday. but the real excitement here today and in the space industry the community worldwide is whether spacex can land its first stage rocket that falcon 9 onto a floating landing platform floating out in the atlantic 200 miles east of jacksonville as we speak. this would be a proven way that we can reuse $250 million roc

coalition increase their tempo for the next phase of operations inside of iraq, so will jordan increase its tempo. billt be one silver lining in that. and that might be these countries are now starting to do something about it. >> that's true. king abdullah has been direct and honest and a close ally of the united states. the arab nation and region that comes closest to a democracy. but you can sense in that interview his frustration. when he said u.s. policy in the middle east became a wake-up call to him. what he's talking about is our disengagement from the middle east in iraq and not helping in syria and not responding immediately to the isis invasion while iran did that. so there is a long history of our non-involvement or minimal involvement but not sufficiently decisive. so as a result of that, he knows the situation has gotten worse because of those decisions but he also has to accept up with others to start to make a difference. bill: thank you general. jack keane in washington today. martha: today marks a year since the nearly 300 schoolgirls were kidkidnapped and take from hire school and ho

bill: how much sailing experience does he have, laura? >> this is something the coast guard will definitely talk with jordan about.epresentatives tell us that they met with jordan in the hospital where he was being treated for injured shoulder and dehydration and asked him preliminary questions. they will be more interested finding out what happened out there in the water. we can tell you the manager of the marina war jordan docked his boat, he has seen him go up and down the intercoastal waterway on his sailboat but wasn't sure how much open water experience he had. bill: he is alive and back with his family and that is an absolute miracle. >> good easter weekend for them. bill: 200 miles at sea. laura, thank you here in the newsroom in new york city. jamie, what's next? jamie: bill, islamic terrorists are targeting christians for death singling them out for execution on a college campus. how safe are christians around the world after yesterday's brutal kenya attack? bill: last week's devastation in moore oklahoma. a first person viewpoint from a first responder after this tornado left a town in ruins. >> police.

bill: we could be watching the start of america's next great golfer from the masters. jordaneth, that's an unbelievable shot to watch. tiger woods is playing his first 34569ers in a while. i want to see him do well. i think he's great for game and great for the sport. martha: jordan spieth, 21 years old. he handles himself really well. bill: he's a texas gentleman. martha: i'm cheering him on. we are hearing chilling 9112 calls made by sandra bullock as she hid in her own closet. >> someone has broken into my house. that's sandra bullock as a stalker goans trial for that case. bill: benjamin netanyahu warning the world three years ago that iran was close to getting bomb. >> this white house tweet always desperate attempt to make lemonade out of uranium. he's talk about a nuclear deal that doesn't exist. it's unfortunate he's acting like a school yard bully here. @e8ñúñ÷@@@0@ú i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ ♪ top three tools: hammer screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. in the r

bill. >>> this a remarkable survival story. a missing sailor 37-year-old louis jordanrescued after 66 days at sea on a disabled boat. he was spotted by a cargo ship on thursday 200 miles off cape hatteras north carolina. jordan was hoisted from the ship and flown to the hospital. following the release, he was asked about what he said to rescuers. >> gratitude and love and thankfulness. i patted them on the back and said thank you so much. i appreciate it. let me work for you. let me do something for you. they are like, no. you just got rescued. they would not let me do anything. they said take a shower. >> jordan says he survived eating raw fish and drinking rain water. >>> newly discovered internet searches revealing the details on what germanwings copilot had been thinking days before he flew his plane into a mountain. live with the developments up next. >>> new details in the germanwings crash investigation. sources telling cnn it is becoming increasingly clear that andreas lubitz was afraid of losing his pilot's license because of the health issues in the days befo

jordan what is this term "booty call?" >> booty call? >> larry: what does it mean? >> is a movie from the 90s. ( applause ) it's billat his best. a booty call it's a rendezvous-- a hook-up. >> larry: what is that? >> it's done have a social device-- what's a hook-up? >> larry: why would you have sex with a social device? >> because i'm lonely. >> larry: what is booty call? >> booty call is -- >> why do you call the booty? >> when you put-- when you bump uglylatalityuglies late at night-- >> what? >> larry: i don't think you know what this booty call is. >> know what it is. i had it happen to me once. which was great. >> he needs a couple of those. >> larry: regina please, i am an alien, would you please explain walk of shame? >> ooooh. >> larry: what is it? why is there shame in a walk? >> there's no shame in it. there's no shame in it. >> larry: jordan please quiet. >> the walk of shame very commonly happens in colleges. >> larry: college? what is college? >> dorms dormitories, places where a lot -- >> someone has sex with a dorm? >> no, someone has sex in a dorm. >> larry: in a dorm, oh, oh. >> usually after doing

jordan, egypt. are we going to, i mean, saudi arabia right now is billing a fence across its northern border with iraq to keep out isis. they're end circling saudi arabia and all that oil. they're encircling jordan and israel, of course. what are we going to do? a few years ago i'd say, oh my god, we'll never let jordan or saudi arabia fall. we have too many interests there, oil to, everything else. with the way things have been going the past six years expect the unexpected in the middle east and in the muslim world. nothing is off the table. nothing is -- that might, inside the beltway they won't tell you that but i may work inside beltway, but i'm not of the beltway. and i'll tell ya, the beltway-style thinking man has gotten us in a pretty dastardly place right now in the middle east. and general sisi in egypt, it must be mentioned we're talking about we're looking for moderate muslim leaders, this is the one guy right now. king abdullah has had his back up after the pilot was horrifically budgeter, but sisi is going out on a limb. he's standing on new year's day calling for a reformation in islam

bill. >> hillary would make great president and i would make an even greater first dude. >> leave it up to snl. and then we want to tell you about this. a remarkable finish at augusta. jordan spieth claims the victory with down of the greatest performances in masters history. the 21-year-old was the one to beat since the opening round. in the final round his lead never shrank below 3 shots. at the 15th hole he bird dis the par 5. he was the first person to reach 19 after at the masters. then he seals the final holes at the masters. >> one of the epic performances in the sport. >> spieth finished at 18 under tieing the masters record score set by tiger woods and becoming the first wire to wire winner since 1976. he joins the elite. and don't expect spieth to take a break. he has big plans. >> maybe try and go for the third leg of the grand slam. can't win the four unless you twin first right? >> right about that. he has his eye on the prize. he's ranked number 2 in the world. congratulations to him. >> to milwaukee now. it was the sound of a community's heart break. >> oh. >> a car stuck a two-year-old and the driver stopped to try help the child only to be shot to death by

union president jerry jordan announced the launch of students speak, the written essay and video campaign gives student a chance to weigh in on full and fair student funding. >> and a bill to make the holy book the official book, but not everybody is on board details are ahead. >> you probably know his face but do you know his story. hear how the success kid is trying to use his unexpected fame to save his father's life. >> and he pumped his fist a little too soon. when a college athlete celebrated a little premature. >>> and when the sun comes back. "action news" continues. >>> we are learning more about a tragic accident out of seattle, washington, we know now that a family of three and a small baby were hurt when concrete fell from an overpass. josh and vanessa both youth pastors at their church along with hire 8-month-old son hudson. >>> new video from texas shows just how close construction workers came to disaster when a crane collapsed earlier this month, the operator was trying to lift up a frame of a tent outside of the dallas museum of art and he was thrown from the crane but not hurt, other crew members scrambled out of the way seconds before it fell and the

jordan spieth. the masters winner that is getting all of the attention. before then, though, what peter was just talking about will president obama go along with what will probably be a bill to have 60 days to turn over and look under the hood of this iran nuclear deal. we will find out exactly how the president may compromise on this. stay tuned. all kinds of protests and cheering goes on in iran. we have a very solid retail sales number here. dozens of names that may be in your portfolio. looking at everything from luxury to dollar stores. we have the price tags on all of that coming up. melissa: all right. i look forward to with. not just one but two san diego bound cruise ships are in fact did with our own virus. they may call him -- he is not having such a perfect day. you can never have too much money or too much baseball. ♪ >> all right. before we go anywhere, have you seen this? tom brady throwing out the first pitch at fenway park. so it's being called the terrible toss. one can assume those critics are from new york or perhaps the ball wasn't deflated enough for the quarterback. did i say that? come on. either way, that man does nothing wrong in my book. what's

jordan really sign that cast? >> i love the fabt he takes real risks. >> tomorrow, geraldo, john stossel we'll see you. bill: we have breaking news. a deadly terror attack targeting christians at a school. 15 confirmed dead and 16 injured. a hostage situation now at hand as we watch this in kenya. martha has some time with the family. patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. students were sleeping in their dorm rooms when they were awakened by fire. terrorists firing as people ran for their lives. it's the second attack claimed by al-shabaab in two weeks. >> reporter: what's harrowing on top of the details you described is the security forces are not able to go into the one remaining dormitory and rescue the hostages because there are militant snipers on the roofs of the other buildings and they are shooting down at the security teams who are trying to rescue those hostages. they are mostly females and christians as well. al-shabaab which has claimed responsibility for this attack has been asking students whether they are muslim or christian. letting the muslim students go. 810 students are

24-year-old jordan mccon hee of brooklyn for graffiti over the metro cars at the yard in west falls church. here's a look, he's facing felony charges for this and by the way footing the bill to clean the cars. metro says it never puts damaged cars back into service until they are wiped clean. >>> protecting your skin from er year-round, plus a health fair, that's for your brain. here's andrea roane with more. >> reporter: sunscreen, it's something we should think about all year-round but now as we spend more time outcars protecting your skin is very important. the sun is just as high in april as it is in august. experts remind us that lack of protection against those powerful uv rays can lead to sunburn and even many different types of skin cancer. the american academy of neurology is having its week long annual creteing right here in the -- meeting right here in the district. today they have an event for the whole family. the brain health fair is an opportunity to hear from neurologists about the latest advances in preventing and treating brain diseases. there will be free screenings, activities for the kids, and interactive exhibits. that's from 10:00 until 4:00 at the

bill under armour or nike? >> bert flickinger likes nike instead. why, bert? under armour is on fire here. >> nike always wins whether it was jordan whether it was jeter, now with gene jackson running the business. he's a genius along with phil knight. nike is always victorious, took out reebok umbro, adidas, converse, they run the table every time. >> look at some of the success they've already had. >> yes, sure. certainly the success they've had with their endorsements has been just enormous. the masters record-breaking masters performance by jordan spieth super bowl mvp and likely nba mvp in curry. the under armour brand is on fire. if you look at nike, they generate $37 billion at sales. under armour is roughly 4. if they can get 15 to 20 billion, there's well north of a billion dollars plus in annual free cash flow. if you apply nike's potential free cash flow the market cap could more than double from here. >> wow. >> are we making a fair comparison here gentlemen, of nike versus under armour? is nike john necessarily the bogey that under armour is going after, do you think? >> the markets they're growing in are growing rapi

jordan really sign that cast? >> i love the fabt he takes real risks. >> tomorrow, geraldo, john stossel we'll see you. billthis in kenya. martha has some time with the family. patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. students were sleeping in their dorm rooms when they were awakened by fire. terrorists

jordan spiet >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> just about 7:30. i'm vai sikahema. meteorologist bill henley warmer but we have the rain. >> yeah it's not a cold rain. the temperatures are in the 50s and 60s right now but it is rain. we're not seeing any sunshine this morning. just a slight chance some areas will see it this afternoon. you see rain drops on the lens in philadelphia. steady rain started in the pocono mountains when we went on the air at 4:00 this morning. extended to delaware south jersey steady light rain. nothing heavy this morning. later on today we could see heavy downpours in central and southern delaware and south jersey. temperatures, 63 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 61. >> let's see if the rain is having an effect on roads. let's get a check on the traffic with katy zachry. >> hi 95 southbound and 76 east and westbound outside of the city you'll definitely have slow going. as we pull the camera out, 95 at frank further avenue, tap of the brakes is likely if you're headed southbound. delays on 95. 295 there is a slight delay. >> thank you, katy. the coast gu