tomorrow i don't except when billy paine has his press conference, knowing billy paine, i don't expecto have a comment for the press. >> the club's insistence on keeping its membership estrogen free puts romette in the strange position of having to explain to her female co-workers and her shareholders why they are supporting a club that excludes them. as in women. really, that's the finer point on the argument, is it not? >> yeah. i mean, that's -- and it really goes back to the stature of the event in the game. legally they have the right. it's been upheld to exclude -- to have anybody they want to be a member. but certainly its position in being such a high-profile club and membership. and it's a very sophisticated membership. bill gates, warren buffett, brian roberts. it's more than just a golf club. it raises the stakes. absolutely. i'm sure this is the last thing she thought of or wanted when she became ceo. yeah. it's definitely become an issue. >> it is, darren, difficult for her on a corporate level. it's difficult for her, i would think, for the board as well. i'm sure they pr

you see billy pain gives a gesture. but okay, he continues over there.just takes that hand and scratches his nose with it. that is the funniest thing that has ever happened in golf. [ laughter ] this is the funniest thing that ever happened in boxing, and that is mike tyson. mike tyson has a one-man show starting on friday at the mgm grand hotel in las vegas. it's called mike tyson, undisputed truth. he's been doing interviews to promote this. mike was telling steve that he was inspired to do this one-man show by a show done on broadway called the bronx tale. if his show is half as good as the interview, it will be a major hit. >> it's my favorite movie. i love this movie. because we went to see the play. when we saw the play, i had no idea. it was better than the movie. >> it was a one-man show. >> it was better than the movie. can you imagine one guy making a play better than the movie? it's so overwhelming. breath-taking. you could hear a needle drop on a haystack, it was so mesmerizing. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he really hit the nail on the b

you know, a contentious press conference with the chairman of the club billy pain.questions relating to the membership policy. he refused to give the media anything. it's hard to know. we're in a little different situation was rommydy, the last four ibm ceos have all been invited to become a member. the club has not made a statement. >> she has been at the state dinner. she was at the state dinner. she is the ceo of ibm, the first ceo of ibm. you would think it would be a no-brainer for them, a gimme putt to slide her in as the first woman and then they've done it. and they've gotten past the controversy. >> yeah, in some ways sort of a get out of jail free card. they had an opportunity to say listen, you know, this precedent here, we've allowed in the last four ibm ceos. we don't really have a choice. it makes the club look worse off. she's in a difficult position too and needs to explain to klees, her shareholders why is ibm endorsing this tournament when the club is excluding half the population from their membership. it's a tough spot for her and the club. we'll

augusta's chairman billy pain was pommelled with questions about when the club finally will admit a woman. >> once again, that deals with the membership issue, and i'm not going to answer it. >> reporter: what would he tell his granddaughters about why women are excluded? >> my conversations with my granddaughters are also personal. >> what would you suggest i tell my daughters? >> i don't know your daughters. >> reporter: the controversy over women was rekindled because the tournament's long time sponsor, ibm, has a new female ceo, and the last four ceos all were invited to become members. >> it's getting unseemly. the longer this goes, the more ridiculous the club looks. augusta national is sending a strong message to women and girls which is you're not welcome here. >> reporter: he wrote a book about it, argues they play a public leadership role in an international sport and has a responsibility not to exclude half the population. but he says the situation also puts pressure on ibm, whether to continue to sponsor the masters. >> she has to explain to female shareholders why they suppor

i'm billy paine chairman of augusta golf club and welcome to the 76 playing of the masters golf tournaments champion, a man whose legendary play inspired millions around the correlated to take up this great game of golf. ladies and gentlemen, arnold palmer. [ applause ] arnold, the tee is yours. [ applause ] >> oh, wow. yes, sir, yes, sir. well played, arnold. next and for the first time we welcome from south africa golf's greatest international ambassador, a three-time masters champion who played and competed in a record 52 masters tournaments from 1952 to 2009, ladies and gentlemen please welcome mr. gary player. [ applause ] gary, the tee is yours. ♪ [ applause ] >> oh, beautiful. very nice. next on the tee we welcome our six-time masters champion, a man whose skills as a player are exceeded only by his reputation for honesty and integrity as a man. ladies and gentlemen, mr. jack nicklaus. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> wow! ladies and gentlemen, the 2012 masters has now officially begun. have fun. >> for the 25th consecutive year, jim nantz will host masters coverage for cbs news. he

. >> try going to dinner with alex and billy and steven and daniel, you will be doubled over in pain. he is leader of the pack? >> he's the oldest and he thinks he knows what's right and the best thing to do. sometimes he's right and sometimes he's wrong. he's a fantastic guy and generous and loving. a great brother. a good guy. >> this is a really heart warming testimony to the baldwin clan. now downsides? >> several. they have a temper and their egos can be inflated. >> no! >> a little bit. that's human. we are all a little bit inflated from time to time. i am not pointing fingers. >> given that you guys had to spend your lives surrounded by fame, what is your view? it changes your perspective on life. what have you learned about fame? you can be construct about fame. >> it's really basically like the enemy. the minute you start to believe you are fame us is when you have real trouble and big problems emotionally. suddenly you can start to feel entitled and start to feel like this is what life is all about. this is as good as your last. it's evil and feeds itself. it's just a bad wo

. >> try going to dinner with alec and billy and steven and daniel and you will be doubled over in painhard. >> i can believe that. because they're all funny. alec, is he the leader of the pack or not really when they get together. >> well, you know, he's the oldest so he thinks he knows what's right and what's the best thing to do. and sometimes he's right. and sometimes he's wrong. but he's a fantastic guy. and he's super generous. really loving. and a great brother. he's a good guy. >> wow, this is a really heartwarming testimony to the baldwin clan. >> yeah. >> no down sides? >> several. no, no, no. i mean, come on. they have a temper. you know, they -- let's just say that sometimes their egos can get a tad bit inflated. >> no! stephen? >> a little bit. a little bit. you know, that's human. and we're all a little bit inflated from time to time. so i'm not pointing any fingers. >> if you had to spend all your lives surrounded by fame, what is your view? now you've got nine kids. it sort of changes perspective on life. what have you learned about fame? because it could be a very corru

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try going to dinner with alec and billy and stephen and daniel, and you will be doubled over in pain.all funny. >> oh, yeah. >> and alec, i mean, he's -- is he the leader of the pack or not really when they get together? >> well, he's the oldest. so he thinks he knows what's right and what's the best thing to do. and sometimes he's right. and sometimes he's wrong. but he's a fantastic guy and he's super generous, really loving. and you know, a great brother. he's a good guy. >> wow. this is a really -- >> yeah. >> -- heartwarming testimony to the baldwin clan. >> yeah. >> no down sides? >> several. no, no. i mean, come on. they have a temper. you know, they -- mm. let's just say that sometimes their egos can get a tad bit inflated. >> no. stephen? >> a little bit. a little bit. >> i can't believe that. >> and you know, but that's human. i mean, we're all a little bit inflated from time to time. so i'm not pointing any fingers. >> given that you guys have collectively had to spend all your lives surrounded by fame, what is your view -- now you've got nine kids. it changes your perspect

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