the lowest score in major championship history goes to brandon grace after a round for the ages at the open championship. the 146th edition of the open at royal burkedale, grace from sout africa on the 14th hole. look at this. that's a birdie. then he taps i for par. 8 under 62. to tie for fifth at 400. the only person to shoot a 62 in a major. how about jordan spieth on number three. nearly jars it for an eagle. matt kucher to shoot a 4 under 66. he's second at 8 under par. but the score of the day is shot a 5 under 65. so he is your leader at 11 under par. here's grace on the record setting round. >> i was concentrating on getting back into this tournament. >> i wouldn't rather be in any other position than we're at. we have a chance to have a special day on the golf course tomorrow. i'm excited aut it. >> time to go cycling. second to last stage of the tour de france. chris frum well on his way to his third consecutive title. nearly caught the person in front of him. paris is on sunday and with nearly a minute lead, tomorrow should be a victory lap for frum. and you're wondering abo

the lowest skicore in major championship history goes to brandon grace after a round for the ages atonship. the 146th edition of the open at royal burkedale, grace from south africa on the 14th hole. look at this. that's a birdie. then he taps in for par. 8 under 62. to tie for fifth at 400. the only person to shoot a 62 in a major. how about jordan spieth on number three. nearly jars it for an eagle. matt kucher to shoot a 4 under 66. he's second at 8 under par. but the score of the day is jordan spieth. shot a 5 under 65. so he is your leader at 11 under par. here's grace on the record setting round. >> i was concentrating on getting back into this tournament. >> i wouldn't rather be in any other position than we're at. we have a chance to have a special day on the golf course tomorrow. i'm excited about it. >> time to go cycling. second to last stage of the tour de france. chris frum well on his way to his third consecutive title. nearly caught the person in front of him. paris is on sunday and with nearly a minute lead, tomorrow should be a victory lap for frum. and you're wonder

brandon grace became the first player in history to shoot a 62 in a major tournament. he went 8 under in round three of the open championship. the south african golfer fired eight birdies and a bogey free round. how about that to put it in perspective major champions have been played for 57 years. this this is major number 441. and there's never been a 62 until now. the best part, grace said he was so focused on saving par on 18 that when his daddy said congrats yur you're in the history books. what are you talking about? he had no idea. right now he is tide for firgt at four under entering the sunday final round. i wonder what he has planned foreign core. that's it for sports. see you. he "for whom the bull tolls" event in key west, florid >>> we'll take a look at this. this is for whom the bull tolls. the ernest hemingway look like. pushing bulls down the street an event i can support. >> all in honor. of the man who lived there. anyon national parks, and discover new and improved trails, making these grand wonders accessible to each and every one of us. we'll tour n

over in royal birkdale court, today, the story of brandon grace here. of nowhere, a long effort at 16. what a jump. grace who shot up to fifth place. he's the first player ever in major championship history to shoot a 62? jordan spieth, matt kuchar, birdie effort for a one shot lead. and the next hole, after kuchar birdie, kuchar, the wheels fell off. three-putt, double bogey, dropped him to three behind spieth. and at 18, spieth put the biscuit in the basket. 11 under, he lead the field by 3. jordan spieth, trying to work on is that career slam. he already has a masters and u.s. open. into tomorrow's final round, the two have separated them selves from the rest of the field. and two of the three time -- spieth has gone on to win. your mind set? >> you control your own destiny, and sometimes that's, that can be a pig thing on your mind -- big thing on your mind. it's a little tougher to sleep, but i've machine fine recently did, been fine recently. if not, i can sleep during the day. i, i wouldn't be in -- i would rather be in no other position. >>> u.s

remember they have been playing these championships for more than 100 years, brandon grace does somethinghas done in the span of 442 majors he shoots a 62 during the third round of the british opened today south african with eight birdies, no bogeys, he was in the zone shooting an eight under par grace is tied for fifth place but barring a major melt down, jordan spieth will be celebrating tomorrow. spieth has a three shot lead after three, and as far as grace, he could not believe his ears when he was told he made history today. >> you know, top finisher, two footer, three footer, and, you know, in the history books what are you talking about? but, you know, yeah, obviously now, it makes it even sweeter. >> me history, no. >>> what they did with dario saric and others sixers will stash another draft pick overseas, 36th pick jonah bolden played three years to play in israel, their out clause in that contract for both to come back to the 76ers union on the tonight, looking to avoid two straight, mls matches for first time since early june. big match tonight. union only two points out of th

brandon grace here on the 18th taps in for par.e shot an eight under 62 lowest score ever in major. matt kuchar trailing by two strokes coming into today's round birdies on 14. kuchar shot a four under 66 he'll play in the final tourney tomorrow with spieth. eighteenth a 20-foot birdie putt. and leads by three strokes. he is just 18 holes away from winning his third major title. >>> to soccer union starting a home at home series against columbus. they trailed columbus by five points in the standing. justin with the ball shot goes off the foot of a union defender into the net. the union will lose their second straight game one-nil the final. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> welcome back. a man in fresno california got a lot more than a latte when he stopped by a local starbucks to get some work do. here's what happened. suddenly a man in a transformers mask came in and threatened the barista with a knife. 58-year-old craig jerry sprang into action grabbing a chair and hitting the would be robber from that behind. he did get stabbed in t

brandon grace here on the 18th taps in for par.e shot an eight under 62 lowest score ever in major. matt kuchar trailing by two strokes coming into today's round birdies on 14. kuchar shot a four under 66 he'll play in the final tourney tomorrow with spieth. eighteenth a 20-foot birdie putt. and leads by three strokes. he is just 18 holes away from winning his third major title. >>> to soccer union starting a home at home series against columbus. they trailed columbus by five points in the standing. justin with the ball shot goes off the foot of a union defender into the net. the union will lose their second straight game one-nil the final. we'll be right back. >> ♪ it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. w

. >> sreenivasan: south african golfer brandon grace shot a 62 at today's third round of the britishpen, the lowest 18-hole score at a major championship in 157 years. but he's seven shots behind american jordan spieth heading into tomorrow's final round. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. thanks for watching. i'm hari sreenivasan. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites.

jordan spieth finished the day in the lead but brandon grace was red hot. here he is hole for straight put up the hill and then the ninth holefor againhe's got this shot too. 62 today. and check this wild shot ramsay. looks like it's on target.golf down.nearly goes in.ramsay pauses and the golf ball roles right in. he is tied for fifth but again speith in the (j.r.)and that is sports. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. ♪ >>> thank you. >> news on o.j. simpson after winning his freedom. >> i've done my time. >> it was the parole hearing of the century, but only we had kato kaelin's reaction to the decision. >> this will not be the final chapter of o.j. simpson. >> then aaron carter in tears. >> i can't stop. >> our exclusive interview. >> i'll look at this. >> attacked for his appearance after his dui arrest. the surprising reason he says he's so thin. >> people say you look like

both men were outshone in terms of scoring by south african's brandon grace.ver to shoot a 62 in a major golf championship. the funny thing was, when he holed his final putt, he didn't realize at the time he'd broken the record. he had to wait for his caddie to tell him he'd done it. alex thomas, cnn, royal birkdale. >> alex thomas, thank you for the report. >>> strong thunderstorms roared across the central part of the u.s. on saturday. our meteorologist karen mcginnis is following that at the international weather center. >> yeah, it has really packed a wallop across kansas and into missouri, now pushing into the ohio river valley. very strong storms with high winds. st. louis set a record high temperature of 108 degrees on saturday afternoon. that's 42 degrees celsius. now come the thunderstorms as a stubborn weather system just streaks across this region and produces the high winds, heavy downpours. we've had wind gusts reported around 70 miles an hour in some cases. while much of the western united states bakes. we aren't seeing record high temperatures,

and what a day for south african brandon grace, here on 18th, taps in for par, shot eight under six itre ever in a major. matt, two strokes, coming into the rounds, he shot four under 66, and will play in the final pairing with spieth on the 18th, jordan capped open his day making the foot foot birdie cut. he leads by three strokes, and 18 holes away from winning his third major title. >>> to soccer, the union starting home at home is her neice columbus against the crew, in the six a minute crew on the attack, justin, with the ball, and shot goes up off the foot of the union defender into the net. the union lose their second straight game, one-nil the final. that's all for sport, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> still to come on " eyewitness news": cbs-3 pet project. carol erickson here, and she introduces us to this week's adoptable pet. so i want my glasses my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >> welcome back with carol erickson, jo

brandon. gracie, how about a fresca? grace who birdie 17 and parred 18, shot up from 45th to fifth place. first player in major championship history to shoot a 62. to the final group, jordan spieth left and matt, cue cher who started the back. oh, look at him just jar it. and pulled within one shot of the lead. next hole, after mother birdie, spieth answered with a birdie of his own to stay up by one. and then, 16. choocher, three-putted for a double bogey. it dropped him three behind spieth. on 18, spieth barely on the green, how about a fresca? boom. a birdie to end the day. spieth shot a 500, 65, his third straight round in the 60s. so spieth leaves matt by three shots going into tomorrow's final round. the two have separated themselves from the rest of the field. two of three times, spieth has held the third round lead in a major he has gone on to win. his mind-set.... >> you control your own destiny, and sometimes that's -- that can be a big thing on your mind. it's a little bit tougher to sleep, but i've been fine recently, i expect to be. it not, i can sleep during the day tomorrow

-brandon: we believe that we've been given a tremendous amount of joy and grace. of absolute victory and triumph. -(indistinct chatter) -man: go, go, go! -apolo: brandon and his family have been an inspiration all season long. and he's across! -woman: yes! -kelvin: heart of texas grabs their leader, and they're moving on to the human ladder. -mack: jon, catch your breath, please. -apolo: and that's where they'll find strike a pose. they've got their whole team on the ladder already, and amanda is starting her climb to the top. -man: breathe! -sarah: go! -kelvin: but they've got to keep moving because heart of texas has arrived. they broke away from the pack and created a big lead on this obstacle earlier tonight in the semifinal. they'll need to attack it the same way if they're gonna cut into strike a pose's lead now. -man: go, go, go! -apolo: i'm so impressed by how they got into this round, having one of their major team leaders being injured. joey kelly, sitting back with the fam, cheering them on, going crazy. it can't be easy for him or his team. -kelvin: but

brandon gray, hotter than wasabi, two here on 14. perfect speed and placement. bottom of the cup, his sixth birdie of the day brought him to 2 under. grace again on 16. a short gain on point like a number 2 pencil. perfect execution. the long putt goes to its home and nowhere else. he shoots a 62, the lowest ever in a major. what a day for the 29-year-old south african. wasn't enough to catch the leader, spieth shoots an error free round of 65 to see a three-stroke lead on dustin johnson ledding into the fourth and final round too many. that is your look at sports. "nbc10 news" is copping right back. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. comcast business. this summer in a place where flavor runs deep, any dish and every glass might be the best you've ever tasted as long as you don't forget your appetite. new york state.