let's hear from jordan spieth. bill: thank you, jordan. we can only imagine how disappointed you are right now. strong opening nine then you made the turn and the wheels seemed to come off. jordan: yeah, it's just -- it's tough. it's really tough. bill: talk a little bit about the 12th and sort of what you were going through mentally when you were trying to play that hole. jordan: that ball flight is one that's come up quite a bit for me on par 3's this week. i'm not getting around my body enough. put a bad swing on it right at the wrong time. probably should have gone to the drop stone where we meow the yardage. touch for me to commit over by the 13th hole. so yeah, just compounded mistakes but just a lack of discipline to hit it over the bunker coming off of two bogus instead of recognizing that i'm still leading the masters by a couple of shots. bill: you had a chance if you could have put a couple of birdies together on the second nine. jordan: four birdies in a row on the front nine. i knew that two shots ahead was good. it's hard. yo

bill jordan buys one for a friend at the cherry creek mall in denver, colorado.t as he walks out of 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.

members that you guys have, will you be opposing appropriations bills that adhere to the deal set last year which is $1.07 trillion? rep. jordan: depends on what is in the bill. depends on if it is for our nation's military, which we think we're supposed to spend your tax dollars on so it depends on the bill. i supported a number of the appropriation bills in the past. one thing to remember though in the five years we have been in the majority and we had this split government with the senate and the white house being in the other party's hands, these appropriation bills, 60 appropriation bills. you know how many we have passed the house and the senate and actually been signed by the president? one, and that was the dhs bill, a compromise bill we were supposed to make a stand on. depends on if it is for our nation's military, which we think we're supposed to spend your tax dollars on so it depends on the bill. i supported a number of the appropriation bills in the past. one thing to remember though in the five years we have been in one out of 60. i don't know if the budget process in itself is a whole lot -- has a whole lot of

and jordan standing by with bill macatee. billy? bill: jim, thank you very much. a grinding kind of day for you. talk about the finish, bogey jordan: yeah, it wasn't ideal. climbed back nicely on the back nine to get to two under on the day. which, even par i thought was a fantastic score when we were warming up in the high winds. so i figured par-par-par and got really wayward with the ball from there. bill: one of the keys was the response with the double at 11, coming right back with the birdie on 12. jordan: yeah, that was a nice putt on 12 to hole and a nice putt on 15. we were rolling at that point and i shouldn't have hit driver on 17, the position i was in. i should have hit 3-wood, made sure i at least had a chance to hit that green. live and learn. bill: and your thoughts looking ahead to tomorrow? jordan: i have to absolutely throw away the finish to this round. pretend tomorrow is a new round to score the best round to win. understand this is the lead i wanted to have after 54 holes and not think about today's round. bill: jim? jim: he'll be playing wit

jordan spieth. this is jean van de velde at car newsty in 1999 this was bad swing. it was his championship. he will have a hard time with it. billoes out to him. jordan is young man certainly learning from the experience. there will be good comes out of this for him. he is wonderful talent and a wonderful young man. are you making case he can't win a gustav because of this, you're so scarred? >> no. i believe we i will one again. i believe this will always bother him. this will be in his golfing head for the rest of his life. i think that is just what happens with great athletes, great champions. about ones that got away. ask tom brady his championships he thinks more about the two losses in super bowl than he does about the four victories. what greatness is. they're tormented by perfection. this one got away from him. he will be a great champion. he will win many more majors. i believe it will always be in his head. it's a shame. it is a shame. bill: jim gray, sad to look back on that. thank you, jim. abby: "fox news" polling show donald trump with big lead in new york and pennsylvania some analysts say his campaign showing sig

get extra. >> larry: thanks to my panelists -- jordan carlos, grace parra, and bill nye.om an audience member named alia. let's take a look. >> hey, larry, would you rather be wealthy but implicated in the panama papers or poor but nobody knows who you are? keep it 100! [ laughter ] i have already been poor and nobody has known me. [ laughter ] can't a brother experience something -- no, look, if it's illegal, i don't want -- if it ain't illegal, put me in -- [ laughter ] thanks a lot. don't forget to ask me your "keep it 100" questions on twitter. i kept it 100. goodnightly, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much. thank you very much, everybody. our guest tonight from the "the carmichael show," jerrod carmichael! but first, if you skipped watching our show last night to watch the n.c.a.a. men's final, congratulations on making good life choices. no, the game--

america runs on dunkin'. >> larry: thanks to my panelists -- jordan carlos, grace parra, and bill nyem an audience member named alia. let's take a look. >> hey, larry, would you rather be wealthy but implicated in the panama papers or poor but nobody knows who you are? keep it 100! [ laughter ] i have already been poor and nobody has known me. [ laughter ] can't a brother experience something -- no, look, if it's illegal, i don't want -- if it ain't illegal, put me in -- [ laughter ] thanks a lot. don't forget to ask me your "keep it 100" questions on twitter. i kept it 100. goodnightly, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on ncaa.com! the n.c.a.a. basketball tournament ended last night, and the villanova wildcats won the whole thing with an amazing buzzer beating shot. >> three seconds mid court. for the championship. [cheers and applause] >> chris: sad news the man who made that shot was later [beep] to death from everyone. turns out you can die from too much blow jobs.

he is the third in the league history.top five >> bill russell with michael jordan at and a half. >> more nba history. he broke with number 73. it's a score of 125/104. with the last game of the season they do it .is 95/96 chicago bulls. he made 400 three-pointers of the season. >> tomorrow it's jackie robinson day in major league baseball. 69 years ago , as a member of the dodgers, jackie robinson broke the color barrier becoming the first african-american to play in major league baseball. at such an important event in our nations history. jackie had a teammate and a lifelong friend. he was 21 years old on 1947 when jackie made history that day and he's the only living member in that team. ralph and i talked about that day with his good friend jackie robinson and whether the dodgers chose >> jackie was capable of it because he was smart and strong and aware of what position he had to break the color barrier. >> to hear ralph talk about that yesterday and to hear what jackie robinson went through it was so hard. there was players on the dodgers that did not want jackie to play their.

members that you guys have, will you be opposing appropriations bills that adhere to the deal set last year which is $1.07 trillion? rep. jordanpends on what is in the bill. depends on if it is for our nation's military, which we think we're supposed to spend your tax dollars on so it depends on the bill. i supported a number of the appropriation bills in the past. one thing to remember though in the five years we have been in the majority and we had this split government with the senate and the white house being in the other party's hands, these appropriation bills, 60 appropriation bills. you know how many we have passed the house and the senate and actually been signed by the president? one, and that was the dhs bill, a compromise bill we were supposed to make a stand on. that was dealing with the immigration executive amnesty order. one out of 60. i don't know if the budget process in itself has a whole lot of bearing frankly based on history on how many of probation bills get passed or don't get passed. what we will look at is just like we have been in the past. when the bills come up in the house of representatives, we l

jordan and the bulls. the bulls tweeted your historic season with the hashtag respect. >>> 5:15 let's check in with meteorologist bill evans. >> reporter: michael jordan didn't tweet. the bulls did. >> i think he ran out on the court last night and tried to block a couple of shots. >> reporter: here we go a look across the hudson river this morning. a beautiful sunrise. we are going to have what is going to be an absolute gorgeous day again. 47 is the temperature. humidity 60% the pressurizing. looking at 58 as the high yesterday. normal is 61. 30 around brooke haven to 23 in west hampton. always a cold spot. 43 around monticello. 43 around newark. light northerly to a calm wind, so wind is not much of a factor at all this morning. freeze warning across jersey until 8:00 this morning because of from the and the temperatures are at or below freezing. should be a freeze warning toward west hampton, where it is 29. once again we'll have that same situation tonight. later on 59 around the park. and we are looking at what's got to be 42 tomorrow morning and low 60s for tomorrow we are going to deep getting warmer and -- k

reporter: lisa jordan is advocating for a bill to cut parental rights for accused rapists when the attackesults in a pregnancy. does it outrage you that someone involved in a rape can seek custody? reporter: so is the process of closing the loophole. the bill has been pitched seven times with roadblocks blamed on delegate jova larios. can we talk about your concerns? >> he would not answer questions about concerns, but the proposal has finally cleared the house and was supposed to go up for a vote today. >> i do not think they should have paternal rights. once to: bobby zerkin make sure the language is just right. it is also for those accused of the crime. we have to make it clear how the trial would work. reporter: the bill would set up a court process that requires convincing evidence of rape and proof the child would be best served. survivors can be left with tough choices. >> we should do somhi choose between abortion or risking that a rapist will try to stop and adoption. reporter: the bill is opposed right now by families advocating registering,nt those affected by the sexual offend

first up, "the nightly show" contributor jordan carlos, "the nightly show" contributor grace parra, and friend of the show billence guy." [ cheers and applause ] and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using #tonightly. okay guys. tonight, i want to talk about climate change and the election. so far in the debates, only 22 questions out of almost 1,500 were about climate change. right? the democrats were twice as likely to be asked, while the two leading republicans, trump and cruz, have not been asked a single question. why do you think climate change isn't being taken serious in this election? >> that's great question. i think people are fascinated with the activities in the republican -- [ laughter ] they haven't gotten around to the issues. i will say that there are still three guys in right now, right? and who knows what will happen at the convention who's going to be vice vice president. might be a woman on the ticket and so on. but all of them so far have been adamant denears. >> yeah. right. and i met a guy the other day who wants to be called a doubter. >> lar

bill. let's bring back casey hunt and elise jordan.mp and advisers promised a more polished and presidential trump. did he sound like that to you today? >> definitely. that's what we've seen over the last two weeks that donald trump has the ability to change and growing as a candidate and listening to the senior advisers he's brought in. it's been remarkable just because it shows discipline that we've never really have seen previously from donald trump. and it's probably -- it should be incredibly intimidating to hillary clinton because disciplined donald trump is a dangerous one to her candidacy. >> and one of the things talked about elise, to amend the gop platform on abortion, how do you think that's going to play? is that feasible? >> i think that he at this point feels pretty comfortable about his position as the front-runner and about locking the down the nomination. he's already pivoting towards the general. he didn't wade into it as much as previously damaging interview with chris matthews where he said women who get abortions

signifying the historic victory tying them with the chicago bulls and that michael jordan team will never be forgotten. there's bill weld saying not only number one but one more victory needed and had a chance to sit down with seth last week and he talked about the quest for the record. >> we have a lot of great things to play for and talking about chasing history and doing something that no team has done before. i am not sure anybody wants to experience that and we have a big picture going on and that's how we play and all we hear throughout the course of the whole season with what the spurs are doing the teams in the west and it has been important and playoff. a great test and we want to be sharp and fresh in the playoffs. we will figure that out. >> the golden state warriors have equaled the chicago bulls. >> we have been asked a lot and you don't want to change your focus. the implications of whatever game and the pursuit of 73 is special and you want to be able to do it the right way. >> they have done pretty much everything the right way and not only chasing 73 but think about it. they are going to be the fir

cecelia and george cole are suing their daughter, stephanie cole, and her fianc\, jordan johnson, for rent, bills, and damaged and stolen property. >> judge patricia: thank you. everyone please be seated. >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 229, cole vs. cole and johnson. >> judge patricia: thank you, sonia. mr. and mrs. cole, the defendant, ms. cole, is your daughter, and mr. johnson is

jordan davis. laura thomas, roger ritter, bill, dennis, victor martin, matt drew, ethan, zouie. any name i mentioned, come up. >> are we ready? this place reminds me of philadelphia when we first started this country, we didn't have space, but we made it work. i've been living in pier 80, i have a little time, i brought a lot of stuff to talk about, but it's just paper. i'm not going to do it. sometimes i feel like someone sent us to mars, but let me speak about the problem. i'm on ssi. i'm a navy veteran of 10 years and i can't find anything to live in at all that's close to being descent. we can do better than that. i have all kinds of things i can talk about. priorities and health and welfare of the extremely poor are in jeopardy. there are could nds more than the city possibly know about. thousands. i walk around this city of love and i don't see it. i see people with nothing using whatever they can find to exist. the rich inside their world, they go about their days not noticing the damage to our people. the poorest of poors displaced. we can do better than this, and the id

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lawmakers are proposing a bill that would allow families of 9/11 victims to sue the middle east kingdom. joining me now, ambassador robert jordan, former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia. he is also the author of, desert diplomat. inside of saudi arabia following 9/11. ambassador, we're so happy to have you here on this issue. i want to start with the fact that you have read those 28 pages. what can you tell us about them if anything? >> when this report first came out, i said i need to see these 28 pages. i was told by the cia i couldn't see them. that i didn't have a need to know. i said are you kidding me? i'm the ambassador here. of course i have a need to know. i then said, if you don't want an ambassador out here send me home. if i'm staying as ambassador i am seeing those 28 pages. they reltantly sent a young guy out with briefcase and sat me down in riyadh. i read the 28 pages. he took the 28 pages up and left. in my view there is no smoking gun. i can't say anything classified. i think there is information in there that i think the public needs to know. i can't imagine why this administration has refused to declassify t

. >> i bet you could do a great bill clinton -- >> i feel like donald trump is jordan spieth in the nominationss with the delegates. he's choking the delegate process. >> and taking a day off on friday. >> yeah, he does take more days off than other candidates. and it could come back to haunt him. look to california, that's where it's going to go down. it's go to be a bloodbath. >> ben white, good to see you. >> good seeing you. >>> your favorite show is going to cost you more. but snail mail being cheaper for the first time in nearly a century because of that temporary increase. those stories on the executive edge next. first, as we head to break, here's a look at last week's s&p 500's winners and losers. ♪ today, we're seeing new technologies make healthcare more personal with patient-centric, digital innovations; from self-monitoring devices that can interpret personal data and enable targeted care, to cloud platforms that invite providers to collaborate with the patients they serve. that's why over 90% of the top 25 global pharmaceutical companies are turning to cognizant. our domain exper

and it's answered and the double-pumping has the crowd pumped up, and michael jordan is in the crowd. he loves it. and as bill would say, onions! that's right! it's the first time since 1985 villanova wins it. 77-74 the final score. what a way to end march madness here. watch the shot clock on the top of your screen. stop, pop, and drop. nova your national champions. >> that's a thriller. >> my father-in-law a very, very happy man today. he's a villanova graduate. >>> a father and son save a woman trapped in a burning car in new jersey. >>> dozens of puppies found stuffed in a car in paramus. >>> customers have a lot to passengers being silenced? >>> and we welcome you back here to cbs 2 news this morning. 6:41, and it's 27. it just looks cold. all the beautiful sunrises the last couple of weeks, and it was warmer, and now it's looking cold out there. the high speed police chase from kansas to missouri and back. caught on video. police spotted a woman driving a stolen toyota camry, and the chase ended in kansas city when she lost control of the car. the woman is also facing shoplifting charges as well. >>> tr

bill ritter. eyewitness news returns at 4:30 a.m. for all of us here, have a great night. and we'll see you tomorrow. it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jordan peele & "everybody wants some," glen powell this week in unnecessary censorship and music cletones" and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >>> thank you for watching. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. we welcome -- i know a lot of you are visiting from out of town. any of you come via tunnel tonight because there's -- i don't know if you saw this in the news. in san diego they near the border of mexico, they federal 800 yards long. which, imagine running a touch down the full length of the field eight times. thank god for football or i wouldn't have any sense of distance. they were using this tunnel to smuggle drugs. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's the longest cross border tunnel ever discovered. there were ventilation systems and lights and an elevator. it originated inside a home that went all the way and ended up in california and came back up right in snoop dogg's house. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's a bummer for him. authorities seized two tons of cocaines and seven tons o

jordan have to put the jacket on danny is like -- ooh. >> she young, he is only 22. he is fine, he has won before. >>> checking on the accuweather forecast. >> bill evans is live in the >> i was watching that yesterday. he lost that on the 12th hole and putting the jacket on, i was like, just smile a little bit. a look outside, couple of showers, folks with the umbrellas this morning, that's what you will need, too, across the park here, a couple of spritzes and sprinkles. 45 degrees, humidity has been picking up, in the 50% range last hour. the pressure is above 30. we got spotter showers, numerous to the northern west, maybe breaks of sun late in the day today. temperatures getting closer to normal. normal average afternoon high is 60. a steady soaking rain all day tomorrow. mid 40s across long island. 44 towards poughkeepsie. the numbers are a couple of degrees warmer. and pumping up the moisture here with this wave that's going by with the showers. frontal boundary to the west, coming in tomorrow. see the heavier rain in ohio, indianna and southern illinois. on the future cast, much of the day is cloudy. see the clouds breaking up from the ci

bill clinton out campaigning for his wife. instead he ends up yelling at a black lives matter protester. we will talk about whether the former president is helping or hurting his wife's campaign. jordan and chelsea were searching for the perfect place for their wedding on booking.com. oh! yurt. yes! earthy... just rustic. [laughing] oh my gosh. wow. [owl howling] [gulp] uh, how about an island? island, yeah. yeah. yeah. [laughing] were you laughing in your fantasy? yeah! me, too. [gasps] jon: authorities are giving an update now on the murder of that university of texas student, a suspect they say has been arrested. his name, mikhail kreiner. what more we know about him? the authorities not giving a lot of information there out of austin texas but there was a person of interest seen pushing a bicycle on the night the student was murdered. whether mikhail kreiner is that person we don't know but we will continue to monitor this news conference from austin police and when we get more information we will bring it to you live. heather: bill clinton sparring with black lives matter protester's while he was campaigning for his wife in philadelphia. it was a heated exchange and it came afte

jordan. >> things josh. in addition to speaker ryan's concerns about the bill senator graham has locked legislation in the senate by placing a hold on it. is the white house encouraged that there is maybe seems to be some momentum behind blocking this bill in congress and what is the white house doing to try to cultivate more support to try to stop the bill from passing? >> i'm not aware of any presidential level conversations about this legislation that have come up with members of congress but i know there have been senior members and administration including white house officials who have been in touch with senior officials on capitol hill about our concerns. we certainly are adjusted in a dialogue on this issue. look, in the current political climate bipartisan support is rare. but i think in this instance it's an indication of just how significant these questions are and we are obviously gratified that there are other republicans who have taken a close look at this legislation and recognized the serious unintended consequences that could result from its passage. jc. >> thank you josh. as the president first

jordan got away but remained on the run. >>> police in the city plan go after atvs. we've shown you many incidents bikes. now police commissioner bill bratton says his officers will seize any atms or unlicensed motorcycles. he told the bike owners go to long island or face some serious consequences. >> they're not going to be too happy when we take those damn things and crush them. >> next door, nassau county, the police chief says he doesn't want illegal atvs on his streets either. he's using helicopters to track them down. >>> we are now learning more about the man police are searching nor a string of police released this photo of 65-year-old dlarns jones, but 4 investigates finds he's managed to elude police for more than a year. he failed to report to a parole officer. and a warrant was issued for his arrest. he's also being investigated in other robberies. >>> police in the bronx are looking for two robbers who ripped off a barber as he was working on a discuss. it shows the suspects walking into manuel's style barber shop. one had a gun as he snatched a chain from the barber as a customer sat in the chair. >>> the new york cit

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jordan founder of one organization fights poverty in africa also a group red focused on fighting aides, but, again, that was colorful testimony. >> taxpayers in texas picking up most 200,000 dollar billuenza" teen rehabitualtation the deal gets him out of prison for killing four people driving drunk and his case, psychologist testified spoiled by wealthy parents could not tell right from wrong texas taxpayers are paying for that in a capitol from starbucks five coffee chains d.c. locations have begun, serving alcohol. starbucks says locations are about serving wine craft beer small plates says we have al been your neighborhood morning stop now bringing a little delight to your evening too my favorite part of this guess what time they start serving alcohol in washington? >> 7:00 a.m. >> 2 pm. >> okay, 278. >> afternoon drinking in washington, d.c., now in effect happy hour. >> there you go. >> cheers to you. >> thanks, too much. >> markets, here because hedge fund manager kyle, is on wall street week this we aring, and i was there as well, he told me 40 to 50% chance of a brief recession, listen to this is. >> as far as the u.s. is concerned, do you think, for example, donald trump is