dottie: thank you, jim. you went from missing the cut last week at augusta national to coming here and walking away with your first pga tour win. what was the difference? >> just the putting pretty much. this has putt me on the map a little. finished up 10th and i was this place. had some fun memories. i like the type of golf you have to play on this place and it's worked this week. dottie: you played a virtually flawless wound -- round of golf. when did you let yourself think that this may be the day? >> a couple of putts on the back nine. 12, 13, when i hit a couple of nice putts i knew i'm in there with a stretch. that last stretch of five holes, you can't force things. just have to stay patient and grind it and that's what i managed to do. dottie: you had a chance to make a few phone calls. who'd you call first? >> mom and dad. back home -- i'm actually heading home after the players so quite a big party when i get home. dottie: do you think you might hear from gary player? >> i'm sure i will. i just got

. >> joining us this afternoon is stars at dotty, and sharon washington, who takes on the role of dotty's daughter, shelly. this afternoon. >> thank you. it's our pleasure. >> thank you so much for having us. >> i think that the subject matter of this play was gonna hit home for a whole lot of people. playing the character -- any similarities between you and the character? >> no. [ laughter ] thank god, at least not yet. >> but did you recognize any of the relationships? >> oh, absolutely, absolutely. i have lots of friends -- i have a lot of friends whose parents are going through dementia, alzheimer's, and family members that -- everybody knows someone that is affected by this horrible disease. >> yeah. >> it's debilitating, and it takes your sense of being. so, i totally related to that. she actually retired so she can take care of her mom. >> mm-hmm. >> and it's been seven years, and now she's in the stage where her. she can't walk. she can't eat. and so, i've watched that happen. and another friend, who her mother is in a nursing facility from alzheimer's. and so just visiting her an

with dottie pepper how much it means to him after coming so close over the last few weeks, including last week at hilton head, the r.b.c. heritage. sunday 75, very disappointing but not this week. brendan steele trying end things with a birdie. three over for his final round to this point. that will wander off to the right. tap-in nor five. he finishes at seven under. nick: too many squares on the scorecard. it's a tough course if you make a couple of mistakes. charley just birdied the third today and that was it. bill: that was for 73 for luke donald. finished with 74. 38 and 36. birdied 13 but unable to build on that, all pars coming in. but a solid week. now ricky barnes. well, he finishes with birdie. nine under par, 74. in a tie for fourth. he's still looking for that tour but charley hoffman, final round 69 and notches his fourth win on the pga tour and it all happened with this. brilliant putt to close it out for the man from southern california. charley hoffman, champion at the valero texas open. there's the lineup tonight here on cbs. for all of us here at cbs sports, thanks

i feel -- i assume you feel the same way about that dottie -- baghdatti.rlie: i feel the same way president obama: i feel the same way about the entire structure. which is as wicked and as destructive as any group of individuals. charlie: you got osama bin laden. do you think you will be able to get baghdatti by the end of your term? i would assume that would become comforting to you. charlie: -- president obama: you take bin an a sample. i would have liked to have gotten him his first year but you do not have luxury us the present. pieces,ll the intelligence, military and diplomatic and you keep on grinding it out. one of the -- people always ask me, what have you learned? what advice would you give? the guy with no gray hair -- charlie: can i tell you how many people i talked with before i did this interview the question is what has he learned and what is his advice for his successor came up all the time. president obama: one of the things i have learned is that the big breakthroughs are typically the result of just a lot of grunt work. there is a lot of

over into glen mills this is a shot in pennsylvania, sent in by dottie. this is all the snow picked up close to 3 inches there. some of the snowfall totals were impressive in pennsylvania. 4.7 in wane. valley forge, 3 1/2. chads folder, 2 1/2. allentown, a half inch. it was the huge silver dollar snowflakes falling for quite sometime about four hours straight. that accumulated quickly. now that the temperatures have dropped below freezing obviously the snow is not able to melt, when the numbers climb up to 50, whatever snow you see on the front lawn will melt quickly. reading, 27. philadelphia, 32. south jersey, most locations are below freezing. the freeze warning remains in effect until so-- 10:00 a.m. this morning. satellite and radar picking up the west/northwesterly breeze behind the departing storm as it exits and pulse east ward -- pulls east ward behind the canadian maritimes. this will sneak? tomorrow afternoon and bring a spotty shower to the area. it is monday into tuesday we see the brunt of the frontal system rain and it will create a miserab

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