he comes up short, finds the drink, triple bogy, he is done.he only golfer left to make a charge is that man, will zal torres. he was within 2 of the lead but matsuyama needed the lead because he tapped into bogy on 18 to win it, the first japanese golfer ever to win the masters. >> the greatest golfer out of japan. >> i can't say if i'm the greatest but i'm the first to win a majors and if that's the bar, then i've set it. >> what a performance all week by will zaltorres. >> i watched the tournament for as long as i can remember. the fact that i was a part of it and that i contended is even cooler. >> how big of a deal was second place? zaltorres got $2.24 million for second and third place was $782,000. but that's all window dressing compared to matsuyama. >>> the giants continue against the reds. they are in arizona to face madison bunger. >>> not moving to yellow. next on cbs5, why one bay area county is staying firmly planted in orange this week. >>> and coming up, what is happening with san francisco unified students? who is going back to

i met bogi in 2017 and i was a military police officer.d because a bond you make with a dog is unbreakable in my opinion. felt like i had a piece of me missing. i didn't get to say good-bye. i had thoughts i'd never see her again and didn't want to give her that feeling of abandonment where i just didn't see her or say bye. >> reporter: in november of 2020 after 18 months apart, angie received some bittersweet news. bogi was set to be retired. >> she was retired because she broke her neck in training. i was kind of mad that she got injured because she's a really good dog and had a high drive to work, to search. but at the same time i was really happy because that means she could come home to me. ♪ >> reporter: thanks to help from american humane, bogi was reunited with angie. >> hello. >> kind of indescribable to be back with bogi. it's really good feeling to know that she's not going to be taken away again from me. like she's mine, nobody can take her away and i was ready to give her a really good retirement. have her enjoy her dog years,

and he comes out hot here and it will roll behind the green and into the water so hideki matsuyama bogies the whole and that open the door for xander and he nearly holds it for an eagle and he settled for bertie and a cut and the lead of hideki matsuyama to just two strokes and we have a tournament, right but the mojo ended of the under on the very next hole and he went for the pen on 16 and came up short. he finds the water leading to a triple bogey 6 and that was the tournament. hideki matsuyama had a two shot lead on 18 any tapped in for a bogey in the win and he is the first japanese golfer ever to win a green jacket. >>> a san francisco native finished as a runner-up in just one shot behind. >> can you tell us what it means for your country? >> i hopefully will be a pioneer in this and many other japanese will follow and i am glad to open the floodgates hopefully and many more will follow me. >> a great story at augusta and meanwhile the rookie center could be out the rest of the season after suffering a torn meniscus in saturday's game and he was injured on the dunk attempt in the f

three birdies with three bogie too much, but the story of today's third round was written by a decade matsuyama matsuyama was some late round heroics eagle on 15 and then a birdie at 17. matsuyama had four birdies and an eagle on the back nine on the way to a seven under par. 65 has a four stroke lead headed to tomorrow's fine around trying to be the first play from japan to earn a green jacket. it is very early, but the giants have to be happy with the way the first eight games of the baseball season have gone a little more than 6000 scattered around oracle park with lots to make noise about for the second day in a row against the rockies, the giants down 3 to 1 in the sixth when buster posey make sure the deficit doesn't get any bigger posie, which one right on the money, cutting down a rival top, eah, trying to steal second all time, and estella has to do is apply the tag still 3 to 1 when brandon crawford came to the plate in the bottom of the inning with a couple of runners aboard. ben bowden that one carries over the arcade and right. crawford does the damage for the second day

are not joined by all minority bogies a german member of parliament a deputy head of the german indian parliamentary friendship group what difference do you hope germany's help will be able to make and i make this all we're in a moment when everybody and made to pick 7 minutes or so or you to help our friends and you know as a friend but it's not always that you know being helpful it's also. that we know that if you're not hell we won't actually primary in our own state this is why it's absolutely necessary that germany helps and what we're doing these days what argument unknowns this is that just the beginning i just can't repeat that and maybe siegel help which is affordable should be given today to be given the event how much difference do you think that the help will make is it enough what we're sending over. i think that germany should get what ever it's possible i don't think that it's a question of negotiate and talk to our indian friends but to be honest at the end of the day it's heidi orton that the government also ensures that super spreader you rants just stop and this is n

he set a course record of 268 back in november but bogied the last two holes yesterday and missed thisf course, and because of covid, smaller galleries. augusta national, limited the number of spectators and told them to mask up and separate from each other. still, it's an improvement over the delayed masters of last november when the only people watching the players compete in person were the caddies and officials. now so far, this golf club and all of its powerful members have refused to be drawn into a controversy here in georgia which is the state's new voting rights law. critics say that that law discriminates against minority and lower income voters and in protest major league baseball took the summer's all-star game out of atlanta and gave to denver. tomorrow for the final round, protesters intend to gather outside the club on the very day that the club wants all the focus to be on the players and the final day's chase for the green jacket. dana? >> mark, thank you very much. it is always a spectacle no matter the number of spectators. >> coverage of the third round of the maste

in terms of what to expect, we put up the bogie of saying roughly three months to get a clear picture on this. what i want to make sure is that we have success learning from our clinicians and practitioners on the ground in spokane such that they become advocates as we go to columbus and back to walla walla to make sure we are building a coalition of practitioners, nurses, doctors that they end up being advocates for the continued expansion of the effort. i do not have any additional news to report to you all. i know you all sent a really helpful, robust letter down where you are asking us to lay this out in writing, which we are in the process of doing now, and we will get that to you forthwith and keep an open line with you as we run this review. >> i thank you for doing that and i thank you for being here today. mr. chairman, i apologize for going over and i yield back. >> thank you. appreciate your attentiveness to the time. i now call on chairwoman rowley. five minutes. >> thank you. welcome, mr. secretary. i have great confidence in your leadership and look forward to the work w