that's what the confederates sustained at fort donaldson. that means that some, some several 1,000 would have escaped through out the river bottoms. lou wallace's division would have gone up to savannah and crossed over. i think if grant's army had been captured, i don't think that it would lead to the north suing for peace as so many people have said. i mean they would have still, the confederates would still have to confront buehl the next day. i would remind everyone that the south lost an entire field army at vicksburg and they did not sue for peace. they simply kept on fighting. so did it present a trap? maybe. even if there had been an overwhelming victory. i suspect that the north could have rebounded from that. >> okay. i might also in commenting, following up on that think about how that the -- well, relative to being on the west bank of the tennessee with their backs to a river, nevertheless the union army which i think supports what you are saying, larry is well protected on its flanks by these swollen streams. and it really limit

we blew jimmy jones apart at henry and donaldson. henry and donaldson were critical to what happens at shiloh for the fall of the two forts open the tennessee valley to union control with union gun boats. it was an avenue of invasion. an ascent up the river brought the united states forces clearly within contact of the western confederate railroads. confederates reacted to this. they had to. they had to rally. they had to concentrate. and whether or not they wanted to, the strategic point was the lynchpin of corinth, mississippi. not only were they falling back before the what would be soon advancing federal forces, they were concentrating forces from elsewhere. the gulf coast was basically stripped of all available manpower. leaving only token defensive forces. and in the aftermath of shiloh, new orleans would fall. pensacola would fall. all of them sacrificed for the national concentration they attempted to pull off at corinth. which was partially successful. because confederate forces did concentrate in large numbers, otherwise we

donaldson goes the other way mendoza drives from seth said to the a's a 1 the nothing lead over kansascity the a's lefty tom malone was brought over the next gop dollars trade his first start with the a's eighth shot out and look at their joshed donaldson did it with the glove that was a set out in the six career starts days when one to nothing. i was wonder what he never left as the warriors' head coach. of what might of been. the big man rookie can agree on golden state's we had 27.17 rebounds with a full career high 212384 which is a lopsided victory of the air monday night top five and #five it's better to be lucky than good just ask baghdad. arizonas nick blackburn. with the old twins better before calls are brought and rafael will do anything to get the lead runner. and st. louis winds. the waves taking to the a's for boston red have a right to bear arms. these in the third days. no. do we have practice and a community college baseball game in arizona and keeping your eye on second base blindsided by the outfielder of such was suspended this week. >>> but what an amazing have sho

union victories in early february 1862, at fort henry and donaldson in northern tennessee opened the confederate heartland to invasion by river and land. as winter slowly released its grip on the upper south, opposing armies maneuvered for advantage in the west. the seat of war, once faraway in kentucky slipped steadily southward as spring crept north. by april national and confederate soldiers more than 110,000 of them had moved by train, steamboat and rugged country roads to collide in a titanic force. this rural hamlet held no special importance at the time. there was no city, no grand strategic feature, just a high wooded plateau cut by rugged a virngs bounded by creek bottoms whose creeping waters fed the tennessee river boring the plateau's eastern mass. at river edge lay pittsburg landing where natural condition made at any time furthest point on the river. crude dirt roads primary routes on which river commerce was hauled by with a go to and from the interior extended south and west from the landing beyond the little chapel where a day's march toledo the most important railro

foot had been wounded in the ankle at fort donaldson and by may 1862, his wound was giving him so much trouble that he took a leave and was replaced by charles davis. at the end of june and beginning of july the two fleets met in vicksburg. davis coming down river from above and farragut from below trying to capture the fortress which had then become the principal bastion on the mississippi. deciding to test vicksburg's defenses farragut repeated by tactics by steaming up with broad sides ablazing. porter's schooner standed behind to pound the enemy positions. the river was too difficult to navigate at night at that stage of the water. the river was now dropping so they had to begin this maneuver at dawn on june 28. all but three of farragut's ships made it past the battery at the cost of about ten men killed in the fleet. farragut was lucky, again, not to be one of them. for the "hartford" he reported was riddled from stem to stern. farragut had just climbed down from his favorite spot when the enemy cut to shrouds above his head, the same shot that hoisted my flag he informed his wif

john donaldson is in tripoli with this report. >> zawara, the latest point of friction between libya's rival militias. it's not clear why or how it started but it's believed to involve one group of ethnic berbers from inside zawarra against arabs from neighboring towns. local hospitals were kept busy. >> this man from zawarra accused gangs still loyal to muammar qaddafi of provoking the violence. >> we came under fire from all directions and with all kinds of weapons. if they're not gaddafi loyalists, where did they get all this power from? from where? >> security forces sent by the libyan government to try to restore calm were warmly welcomed. but those government forces were more than likely just another militia in all but name. this vast country has no real central authority, no army to dispatch. since the revolution, which toppled the 42-year-long rowel of muammar qaddafi, libya has been policed by dozens of separate, heavily armed militias, often with long-standing rivalries. last week, the government said around 150 people were killed in fighting between rival groups in the south

and a corps at fort donaldson. every time his name comes up, had he lived this would have happened. you know? in terms of the formation, you turn that over to his second in command, beauregard, truth of the matter johnston did not want to initially concentrate there. we know this because of a dispatch not in the official records. it only appears in his son's biography of his father. william preston johnson's biography of his father. a dispatch he had, johnston wanted to fall back behind the river, and go on a defensive position. so, you know i think that -- i will ak ncknowledge beauregard out of position when he made the call to halt the action on the first day. but you have to understand that he was, the man shouldn't have even been on the battlefield. his doctor wanted hum to him to in an ambulance and sit the battle out. his blood pressure was low, suffered throat surgery at richmond, before he came out west. he was still suffering of it. after shiloh he has to leave the army, go off to the spas in mobile. so, he was very sick. but he was out of position when heap made t he made

then in the sixth donaldson with click glove and throws out. zip as m loan allows 3 hits over 8 innings. >> just lick the giants the warrior were playing in denver but performance rocky mountain low. when they played on saturday golden state won by just this. tonight a different story. rookie kenneth couldn't be stopped. meanwhile the warriors ice cold wright mis misses. jenkins can't take the land. tyler with the air ball. game pretty much over by half time. if of 2 of the 15 here. ball never touches the floor. contrary high 27 points. 17 rebounds. mcgee off balance but still dunking. chris wright provides our one warrior highlight. this was embarrassing folks. warriors lose by 39. 123-year. >> shark good to late work out today as they prepare for game 1 in the play off series thursday in st. louis. dominated san jose during the regular season winning all 4 games. twice by shut out. sharks need to figure out a defense that allow the fewest goal in the league. >> by all means we have a ton of respect for this team and the way they are built and

lynnwood donaldson, you're next. go ahead, lynnwood. >> all right. i think most americans would agree that the debates have become very engrained in our political culture. but then again, there's also candidates, for example, barack obama in the 2008 election who there's probably not too much he could have done to lose that election. do you think it's possible that a candidate that was either very popular or has a national emergency that makes them the very likely candidate to win, could they refuse to debate and still win the election? or is refusing to debate now just an automatic game end for a campaign? >> lynnwood, that's a very good question. and actually -- >> especially with a sitting president running for re-election. >> correct. that is actually what happened in some of the years between 1960 and 1976. is that the war in vietnam was cited as a national security issue that the sitting president could not and would not discussion. and therefore, having a debate was opening up something that would have been very imprudent for the incumbent to

the rest of the game belonged to josh donaldson. two-run homer.in the third, gomes with the solo homer. donaldson a three-run blast. went four for five with two homers. the a's salvage the series finale 8-1. >> going to go out there and have some good at-bats. just the mean mental part of it feeling pretty good and hopefully it continues. >> the newly named miami marlins opened the outfield tonight. the marlins and the world series champion cardinals starting their season. cardinals up early. kyle loesch had miami on lockdown a no hitter into the 7th. imagine this open a new stadium and get no hits. jose reyes was able to break that up but the final was cardinals four and marlins one. >>> round one of the masters is tomorrow. today the par three contest featuring a lot of rain and a couple of aces. left to right, arnie, gary and jack. talented golfers. the kids. henrik stenson's young one already swinging. two aces. mark wilson and thomas bjorn catches the ridge and slowly works its way as if magnetically drawn to the hole. the par 3 contest ended

. >> the giants leading one/zero in the second when donaldson goes to work.his first home run of the spring. a two run shot with the a's taking the lead. the next inning similar results. a. no doubt. a free run shot. donaldson goes 4/5 and drives in five. the oakland a's salvaged the finale. perhaps the most intriguing decision for the giants, they will go with two catchers on their roster. buster posy backup will be hector sanchez. eli white was sent to the minors and a traded chris stewart to the yankees. >> we have taken a leap of faith. which you have to. we did with foster in the regular season. that is the only way you find out, you put them out there. and they play. this guy has a chance to be a very good player. >> finally, the marlins have a new logo, a new name. and a new stadium. that is how you open a stadium. the greatest on hand to help the festivities. their new retractable roof, a downtown stadium, opens like only miami can with brazilian dancers. and the much publicized aquarium located behind home plate in a unique statue located behind the

donaldson. collision. last thing they need is injury. donaldson makes the catch. both okay. the sixth. still 2 nothing oakland. cabrera one of the new giants. that's a las vegaser out to left field. solo stroke. giants open it up in the seventh with 3 more runs. it's cabrera against sharp hit to right. angel score from secon second. that's where they are right now. 4-2 giants they are in the eighth. now we told you about matt cain not the only player who cashed in today. usa today reports that 2010 national league mvp joeie signed a 10 year 225 million dollar extension with the cincinnati reds. i'm laughing just because the numbers are so absurd. 200 million dollars. to swing a bat? >> even buy a lottery. >> that was his personal lotto. he hit 30 9 with 28 homer last year. nelson said he was sitting on the back porch when he got the call finally induct nude the basketball hall of fame. joined by 11 others in the class 2012. one of the most prolific 3 point shooters of all time miller going in so is 7 foot 4 inch sampson who was great in his days in college at virginia. the o

ed donaldson. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak before the commissioners. i want to speak in support of staff recommendations, that the building be used in a way that is consistent with the mitigation agreement and that we look at the impacts and to measure things in terms of impact at outcomes and we think about it in a visionary kind of way. one person said vision. san francisco spent $6.7 billion a year and it has a multiple of 10 which means that $67 billion per year is used in the city of san francisco. we should use the facilities in a way where we began to leverage opportunities seriously said that we can take advantage of some of those opportunities that are coming out of this resource rich city. i would say that serious consideration be given so as if they are moved, that they would be moved in such a way to a neutral site as was mentioned by mr. jackson so that those services can continue to remain in the community. >> thank you very much. that is all the points i have this time. are you supposed to be speaking of all of these costs? item 15 was w

donaldson suggested. that would involve nonprofits. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors. >> can you speak right into the mike, please? >> i am sorry. a member of occupied staff, and modern schrader of santoses go free freedom fighters against foreclosure. i will also -- in 2006, my house was embezzled. i was in court for six years. last july 15, the court returned the property to me. 45 days later, bank of america bought my house for $275,000 for my embezzlers. now they are threatening to evict me. this means that that is the home that i have bought from my child, who died. all of my memory of my child is there. most -- people of color who worked all their lives to secure something for the future of our children, who are being deprived of our dignity and life possessions. there initiating a petition addressed to vicky to demand that she does not enforce the foreclosures. also, encouraging people to transfer their business and personal phones to corporate banks from corporate banks -- from corporate banks to credit unions. think

donaldson, is what is happening in boston. there is the public-private partnership that the mayor has been talking about in other aspects. you have the work being done with the hedge fund, i wonder if there is a way to do something like that. you are buying back properties, and selling them to people at an affordable price. and given some of the efforts that have been undertaken with the private sector, there is a possibility to do something like that. >> this is an excellent point. we talked about that model, we have the enterprise and the stakeholders' meeting, and we have some information, where we start at the next meeting -- we will delve into that and look at what the model will look at in the san francisco setting. supervisor avalos: next up, we have from the sheriff's department, holmes and garcia. >> thank you for inviting us to take part in this. i am here with john garcia. and the head of the civil section -- responsible for the evictions. he will hand out something to circulate to you. as you all know, the sheriff'

dollars trade and in his first star he pitches eight shutout innings with a timely defense from donaldson did we would strike anybody out. some untoward told georgia the warriors to sweep the season series against the set out so carl unleased his rookie big man 23 to route one golden state and 27.70 rebounds both career highs denver wins 12384 but given up to linsey tell you never would expected those two pitchers to throw a couple shutouts. >>> as good for the giants are those two pitchers to throw a couple shutouts. >>> as good for the giants are now 1 and 3. the coming back. ,,,,

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in the second oakland on the world as josh donaldson and smith move on to the fifth. sure base hit. then in the sixth more oak land defense donaldson quick glove. 1 nothing was the final. malone gets the victory giving up to 3 hits over 8 innings. >> shark go to late work out today as they prepare for game one of the play off series starting thursday in st. louis. san jose had bad case of the blue during the regular season lasting all 4 games twice by shut out st. louis led the league in defense allowing fewer than 2 goals if the contest. >> obviously they are going defensive team and 2 really good gelies who know who starts but find a way. can't win a game if we don't score. >> great to see we values a lot of pressure on is. doesn't matter 1 or 8. our gel is for the stanley cup. st. louis is in our which right now. >> warriors playing in denver but their performance was rocky mountain blow. when they played on saturday go to a different story. nugget ridiculousie couldn't be stopped. lawyers ice cold wright misses. jenkins can't make the lay in. tyler with the air ba

three home runs this this game including this three-run shot by josh donaldson.on had two home runs and five rbi on the day. the a's cruise, 8-1 the final. kate longworth asked if they're ready to restart the season. >> it's like we're getting two opening nights and it's exciting, we're going to go out there and play hard and when i get my chance it's going to be fun. i'm definitely excited. >> i feel like this team is ready to play every day, whether it's the opening day. hopefully we're going to go out there and give it all that we have. >> it's going to be my first opening day in oakland and i am extremely excited with about it, you know, unique situation in japan, but you always look to the home opener as being the special opener and it will be. and from what i understand, we sold out or are close to sold out. my guess is it's going to be really loud. >> to get down to their 25-man roster for opening night, tyson ross down to aaa, and for the first couple of weeks, they can go with a four-man rotation which will consist of brandon mccarthy, tommy malone and g

josh donaldson had an rbi single in the second inning. you're the best mom ever. thank you, sweetie. oh... ♪ ♪ >>mark: tomorrow son, clouds as popup thunderstorms with chilly temperatures. as we head into thursday, another round of rain. scattered showers on friday and slow clearing for saturday. justine >> we're going back out live to los angeles where a black bear has been spotted in a backyard. the sheriff's office is on the scene tried to figure out along with fish and wildlife how to get the bare out of the backyard. they tried to draw if this is the same black bear that was found after it broke un to someone's garage. so far there's no trouble reported. we will check back and see what happens with the bears their of the mornings. the chronicle has reported that the warriors are fixed foreign possibility of setting up shop. this news comes less than a week after the giants announced plans to develop the mission bay area south of at&t park. the warriors were in talks with the giants about its attention of basketball arena south of at&t park but it looks like t

. >> our correspondent, john donaldson. it is the reaction in tripoli? >> the libyan government for the moment is keeping out of this. certainly his position is that he says he is not seeking any sort of financial settlement. he is not seeking damages. what he wants from the british, including jack straw, is an apology and admission of guilt. we now have three potential court cases. one against jack straw, a senior british intelligence officer, and the british foreign office. >> the government is keeping out of it, but none the less the is this prove the relations between britain and libya? does this prove the relations between britain and libya? >> believe it does. back in 2000, britain and the united states was alleging he was a terrorist. this is something that muammar gaddafi alleged as well, with linkes to al qaeda. something he has always denied. he then went home to be a key figure in the overthrow of muammar gaddafi, something backed by britain and the united states. libya is at a time of great transition at the moment. the government has a lot o

lost roanoke island as jack montcastle has pointed out, the confederacy has lost forts henry and donaldson on the tennessee and cumberland rivers. and what that does is open the tennessee, the cumberland, too, if they wanted it, to union penetration by combined arms, navy, army. up the tennessee river as far as they want to go, chattanooga if they'd like. what it did was eventually result in the battle of shiloh, well, pittsburgh landing. which the confederates lost, too, as well as p-ridge in arkansas. so, you lose a good hunk of arkansas and any chance to make missouri a bona fide, de facto confederate state. jefferson davis in his inaugural speech delivered not too far from here on february 22nd, a few days ago, george washington's birthday, not by chance, said this is the darkest hour of our struggle. and our struggle in davis' perspective just got darker and darker after that. lee himself had lost arlington, his home, which wasn't really his home, it was his wife's home, but it was the closest thing he had to a home, ever. he lost his wife, who was trapped behind enemy lines during mo

scoreless until josh donaldson. a's up 1-0.hat's all tommy malone needed the top of the eighth, malone. eighth shutout innings. malone wins it, 1-0, for the athletics. >> defense was probably the best thing keeping me in the ball game as long as i did. made great plays. and kept people off the base path. it works faster and quicker when guys aren't on base. >>> to the hardwood. warriors trying to sweep the nuggets for the first time since 2002. but they ran into a career night for kenneth fareed. the most in the shot clock ever. warriors win 123-84. that's a 39-point hijacking. >>> the chase for lord stanley's cup begins on thursday for the sharks. they lost all four regular season match-ups with the blues and were outscored 11-3. but head coach todd mcclellan isn't worried about what happened in the regular season. >> the adjustments of what happened from game to game are -- a little more defined when you play in a series. there are momentum swings. that's why playoffs exist. >> and that series begins thursday in st. louis. th

would a leg sam donaldson movie forgive me won an award as an international contests a film about prism of the dirt so became something of a t.v. personality right. film is not a but a prison camp and it's a film about treachery love and human integrity eternal truths that stay alive inside and outside prison and sure there will come a car of course we can't physically make a film about anything but prison life but i'm still not but that's a different story sure there won't be seen. when the prison authorities realized the film directors work so to improve the colonies image they began to take his work seriously what's new. i'd like to have two shooting areas it's and. ok i'll talk to the chief of the operations section hopefully he can help us aside from that is everything going according to plan yes valarie cheval of the man in charge of education at the colony is also the chief producer of unthought of the movies it is he who make sure the films shot in this high security camp don't push the limits of what is permitted all members of the crew get together in the colonies clubhouse th

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. >> you know, you hear about all those other flashier picks, rory, tiger, luke donaldson back on top in the world rankings, phil mickelson who we just heard from. hunter mahan, is it his turn to finally win his first major. >> just a straight-in putt. maybe right center. okay. after shooting 41 on the front nine, he hung in there better on the back, didn't he? >> yep. >> solo third for oosthuizen, his best finish on the pga tour outside that british open victory. >> and for the win at 16 under by one shot over pettersson. >> mahan will take that trip to augusta with a win at the shell houston open. >> he was two behind oosthuizen to begin the day and a final round 71 after yesterday's 65 by mahan gets it done at redstone. an impressive win for hunter mahan. a one-shot victory over pettersson. oosthuizen with a gamely effort on his final nine, but a 75 from his 54-hole lead by two not good enough. so hunter mahan moves to the top of the list in the latest fedex cup points standings. johnson wagner is second, mickelson into the fourth spot. let's send it down to roger. >> hunter, with

he even thanked sam donaldson. on june 3, 2005, ronald reagan passed away at his home in bel air. he was 93 years old. on june 9, his body was flown to washington dc to lie in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol. where 1000 -- 104,000 mourners viewed it on june 11. the funeral service was held at the national cathedral, attended by many of the world's greatest leaders, including his old adversary, mikael gorbachev. he was buried in california at the reagan -- ronald reagan presidential library. on his gravestone were inscribed words from the speech of the dedication of the library. i know in my heart that man is dead. that what is right will eventually try him if there is purpose and worth to each and every life. during his political career, -- today they are still those who belittle his career and the ultimate failure of soviet communism. but there are many others who remember reagan fondly and greatly, mainly from his record of 34 television network addresses to the american people. what these people were called him and no matter what their politics or his, was a man of gre

that comes after of course henry and donaldson, after the fall of new orleans, which actually isn't taught anywhere in your readings. lee turns the tide. and he wins those very large and very important victories. now, where, why is lee also criticized for his aggressive though? mr. roth. >> very early. >> yes. okay, so -- >> could afford to fight. >> exactly. mr. conners, want to get in there? all right. so, all right, explain. >> that he theorizes that the confederacy should have bought a war campaign similar to what the reb rebellion did during the american revolution. >> okay, not necessarily put, but there are a lot of arguments that lee should have engaged in something like partisan operations, all right, and it's not just guerrilla operations. everyone ak nonls that a confederacy would need a conventional army, but what relative of robert e. lee is sometimes compare d to lee as something that should have been done from the revolution? which very famous relative of lee admittedly at some level removed, yes, washington. does washington act like lee during the revolution? no. >> what is

donaldson leaving behind only local militia which fled at the approach of the fleet. the city was virtually defenseless except for two earth works with 14 guns flanking the river at chalmette, three miles down stream from new orleans where andrew jackson had stopped the british in 1815, but nothing was going to stop farragut. five of his ships including the "hartford" came on firing first with their bow guns and then veering leflt or right to fire crushing broad sides into the works. in 20 minutes the confederate guns were silenced. those who could run, farragut reported to secretary of the navy wells, were running in every direction. can cut off and isolated down river with butlers troops finally approaching the forts, the garrison at ft. jackson mutinied and both forts surrendered to porter and the navy ships that had remained there on april 28th. farragut meanwhile led the fleet to new orleans where they found all of the ships on the water front burning and thousands of bales of cotton floating down the river also on fire destroyed by confederates to prevent the ca

in the second oakland scored what troovd to be the game only run on this josh donaldson base hit.th. more defense

third baseman josh donaldson, hitting a 3-run shot and a two- run homer. a's cruise to an easy victory against the giants, taking one of three in the bay bridge area. and giants, rookie catcher sanchez making the team, as the only backup. brandon belt, will be the giants' starting baseman, and chris stewart, a backup catcher last year, traded to new york. and they were asked by joe fonzi how it feels to make the roster out of training camp. >> it feels like last september, i had a big smile on my face and a good time playing, got over at third base over there. so yeah, it is a great feeling. >> if you think the baseball fans are pumped up, golf fans can talk nothing else but the masters golf, starting this weekend. every year they have a nice event with some old timers, like arnie, and jack, they bring young people out, some of the children of the players. they have pretty good swings going. somebody came out of the audience to nail a putt, and that she did. they had a lot of rain at augusta. and it will be pretty soft going come tomorrow for the opener. -

subordinates people like general grant to follow up on the successes in early february at ft.s henry and donaldson, move into eastern tennessee, move into the upper mississippi. he ordered segments of the army of potomac to move out to manassas, they would do so in early march. but in every case he urged caution, in other words, well to put it in modern army jargon, the current strategy goes like this, don't do nothing dumb. be careful of your flanks. tidy flanks would be important. not wanting to find himself isolated in northern virginia when joe johnston heard about all this activity especially the fact that there was going to be a major attempt to move down the chesapeake bay, he said i'm very vulnerable here, and as bob crip pointed out, joe johnston had no ambition to attack washington. so he withdrew. and when he did withdraw his forces from manassas and centreville, he left mountains of supplies that he didn't have any way of moving out. those supplies were still burning on the 11th of march when the union forces just basically marched into centerville and manassas, unopposed, bacon, ratio

three home runs in the bay, including this three-run shot by josh donaldson in the third.ome runs. five runs batted in on the day. 8-1, your final. giants open their season in arizona friday. but head to at&t for the opening day viewing party. gates open at 3:00. enjoy free giveaways while taking in the game on the big screen. you can't beat that. and you can't beat boot camp. i think i'm going to join in on that. raj, jessica, what do you think? i can use a little trimming, right in here. >> you're perfect, henry. >> thanks. >> tll ing lies, ys good at telling lies, n't she? n' >>> finally tonight, forget e-mail. even the postal service. an east coast man used a bottle and the atlantic ocean to send his message 4,000 miles away. jerry pope said he threw his message into the water off of connecticut. inside, he wrote a note asking that whoever found it should send him the letter. that was october 2010. until march 22nd, a postcard arrived at his home. someone had spotted the man's message off the island off the coast of england. >> i would not have said england. i couldn't

. >> you know, you hear about all those other flashier picks, rory, tiger, luke donaldson back on top in the world rankings, phil mickelson who we just heard from. hunter mahan, is it his turn to finally win his first major. >> just a straight-in putt. maybe right center. okay. after shooting 41 on the front nine, he hung in there better on the back, didn't he? >> yep. >> solo third for oosthuizen, his best finish on the pga tour outside that british open victory. >> and for the win at 16 under by one shot over pettersson. >> mahan will take that trip to augusta with a win at the shell houston open. >> he was two behind oosthuizen to begin the day and a final round 71 after yesterday's 65 by mahan gets it done at redstone. an impressive win for hunter mahan. a one-shot victory over pettersson. oosthuizen with a gamely effort on his final nine, but a 75 from his 54-hole lead by two not good enough. so hunter mahan moves to the top of the list in the latest fedex cup points standings. johnson wagner is second, mickelson into the fourth spot. let's send it down to roger. >> hunter, with