he gave two brief interviews to espn and the golf channel. there were no restrictions on the questions but the networks were given just five minutes each to talk to tiger woods. the reporter from espn asked about his infidelity. >> how would you, in your own

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he gave two one on one interviews with espn and the golf channel. each interview limited to five minutes with no restrictions on the questions. one with espn reporter tom rinaldi. i was living the life of a lie, i really was. i was doing a lot of things as i said that hurt a lot of people. >> reporter: woods said he lost sight of who he was. >> it was tough. to look atourself in a lying that you never want to look at yourself that's pretty brutal. >> reporter: he said his relationship with his wife elin was a private matter. he did address infidelity. >> just one is enough. obviously that wasn't the case. i made my mistakes. >> reporter: it's the first time we've heard from woods since his public apology las month. >> why issue you a public apology? >> i owe a lot of people. i hurt a lot of people. my friends, my colleagues. not just my wife. the public. >> reporter: woods spoke to the golf channel. in an interview again brief during which he answered similar qutions including about his infidelity. >> i tried to stop and i couldn't stop. and it was

i'm steve weissman with your espn news update. lebron james and the cavs can clinch the central division for the second-straight year. lebron doing his chalk thing. hosting the indiana pacers. first quarter, all tied up. mo williams, to lebron. one-handed on the jam. watch it again. he gets fairly high in the air. cavs led by as many as 18 in this one. fourth quarter we go. lebron in the lane. fading away. he can do that, as well. lebron with 32 point, 9 assists and 9 rebounds. just missing a triple-double for the second-straight game. oh, yeah. he can swat it, too. 6 points, 2 blocks and 4 steals in the final minutes. cavs clinch the central division title. >>> meanwhile, dwight howard and the magic hosting the san antonio spurs. orlando started seven of seven from the field. vince carter on the drive. he had 24 points. also, a season-high eight assists. later, here's one of them. carter to dwight howard. magic lead 76-54. if it ain't broke, don't fix it. superman, nine points, seven rebounds. magic victorious, 110-84. >>> on the

and espn's tom rinaldi is here to tell us what he said. >>> and save the children. american evangelicals practice a daring version of their faith. saving young girls from predators half a world away. >>> good evening. this is a night for the history books. within hours, the house of representatives expected to vote on the most sweeping social legislation since medicare. changes likely to affect almost every american. democrats say they now have the votes to give president obama his huge victoryover health care reform. and as we speak, they're joining forces to say yes, while republicans are lining up to say no. and our political team is out in force on this seismic night and we begin with jon karl. jon? >> reporter: diane, well, here it is. here where the votes stand. 216 is the magic number, and right now, i can tell you that democrats have at least 217 yes votes, which means they have enough votes to pass this bill. the republicans now, the no votes down to 211 after a last minute deal on abortion took several no votes and put them in the yes category. now, diane,

he gave one and one interviews to espn and golf channel. there were no restrictions on the questions. he did, though, say his relationship with his wife elin is private and he refused to comment. but he did reveal more than he did during his widely televised and highly scripted public apology last month. >> i tried to stop and i couldn't stop. and it was just -- it was horrific. i owe a lot of people an apology. i hurt a lot of people. not just my wife. my friend, my colleagues, the public, kids who looked up to me. >> he said he's approaching his professional come back with the masters with mixed feeling. even said it would be nice to hear a smaterring of applause from te to time especially for a few birdies. >> did you catch the terrapins game? if not you missed dramatic ending. maryland came all the way back after trailing by 16 points to the michigan state spartans and took a one-point lead with just under seven seconds left in the game. that left just enough time for michigan state to hit that threater and give the spartans the win. th

he gave two brief interviews to espn and the golf channel. there were no restrictions on the questions but the networks were given just five minutes each to talk to tiger woods. the reporter from espn asked about his infidelity. >> how would you, in your own words, describe the depth of your infidelity? >> well, just one is enough. and obviously that wasn't the case. i made my mistakes. as i said, i've hurt so many people, so many people i have to make amends to. that's living a life of amends. >> on the golf channel, tiger talked about how his father would have reacted to the scandal. >> if your father were here today and looked back on these last four months, what would he say to you? >> he'd be very disappointed in me. very disappointed in me. we'd have numerous long talks. that's one thing i miss. i miss his guidance. i wish i could have had his guidance through this. have him help straighten me up. i know he would have done it. >> we're joined by peter alexander in new york. give us background. what was the goal with tiger woods' team? >

here's we've weissman with espn use. >> we start with a showdown in hockey. alex ovechkin and sidney crosby. that means caps/pens. alex o. scored five goals in two games against pittsburgh this season. just over two minutes, second period. game tied at 1-1. guerin past theodore. jordan staal, say it ain't so. tied at 3-3. we're going to overtime. in the o.t., here come the caps. eric belanger. tries to wrap it around. marc-andre fleury gets his stick down just in time. we go to a shoot-out. pens up one in the shoot-out. crosby beats theodore. fleury, a chance to win if he stops ovechkin. you know that's not going to happen. caps down 2-1. now, caps' chance to win it. mike knuble, big off-season acquisition. he beats fleury. the caps victorious 4-3, in the shoot-out. >>> to the nba, magic and hawks. dwight howard and the magic have won 11 of their last 12. orlando's made 43% of their triples in the last five games. vince carter making that stat meaningful. he had 16 points. we're tied at 84-84. joe johnson on the drive. no. john smith, yes. it's not a buzzer-b

he gave five minutes to espn and six minutes to the golf channel. and in both of the interviews, tiger woods refused to explain what happened last november 27th when he he crashed his car. >> it's all in the police report. beyond that, everything's between elin and myself. >> reporter: but he did say the last four months have been personally brutal. >> i've had a lot of low points. just when i didn't think i could get lower, it good lower. >> reporter: the lowest was telling his wife what he'd done. >> she was hurt, very hurt. shocked. angry. and she had every right to be. >> reporter: and the world's best golfer is anxious about facing his fans in april when he returns to golf at augusta. >> i'm a little nervous to be honest. >> how much do you care? >> it would be nice to hear a couple claps here and there. >> reporter: woods spent 45 days in treatment for an addiction he wouldn't name, and he says he'll continue therapy. >> when you face it and you start concurring it and you start living up to it, the strength that i feel now, i've never felt th

the number one golfer speaking on espn and golf channel. infidelities have hurts the people clothessest to here. here's part of the interview. >> i watts living a life of a lie, people had like my wife, my mom -- >> what was that moments like? >> it hats been very tough, i have hurt them the most. the two people in my life who i am the clothessest to -- further details about the events that lead to hits fall from grace four months ago, woods said is he ready to hit the links at augusta for the mat masters on april 8th. >> former presidents bush and clinton are expected to arrive in haiti. they are pushing u.s. fund- raising efforts in response toes january 12th earthquake. they will be greeted with plenty of 0 frustration, protestsers will demonstrate and demand more aid. this is mr. bush's first trip and mr. clinton has been there twice. >>> five-year-old patrick and hits family are selling spa getsty dinners for donations to help haiti. >> their houses broke down. we are having a spaghetti dinner for them to help and everybody can pay. >>

he is a regular commentator on espn and sports columnist for "a.o.l. fanhouse." kevin blackistone, thank you for being with us. first of all, to clarify, we're just talking about basketball programs and we're just talking about men's sports, is that right? >> that's pretty much argument, the debate, that comes up every time this year when the tournament starts. they bring out the numbers about the graduation rates of the teams and schools that are involved and it always looks pretty dismal. >> woodruff: but, again, it's just basketball, it's just the men. >> it is just basketball, it is just men's. it happens during football season when the bowl season starts up just the same. and i think reason while ... women are generally excluded from this conversation is they generally don't run into this very problem. >> woodruff: so in this particular study, 12 out of the 65 schools in the current tournament wouldn't be eligible. how widespread is this problem? >> well, it's a big problem and i should point out that actually numbers are slightly better than year than they

we've reached out to espn to confirm. haven't heard back from them yet. >>> president obama sees a future america run by clean, renewable energy. right now, he's going after more oil. where he proposes to find it and why it's such a controversy. >>> drill, baby, drill. drill, baby, drill. >> you are right. drill, baby, drill. >> there you go. i know you remember that chant echoed at republican campaign rallies. the republicans lost the election, but they are getting what they wanted here. president obama is opening up new offshore oil and natural gas fields in the gulf of mexico and the atlantic ocean. >> the bottom line is this. given our energy needs, in order to sustain economic growth and produce jobs and keep our businesses competitive, we are going to need to harness traditional sources of fuel even as we ramp up production of new sources of renewable home-grown energy. >> even though the president is embracing what his republican opponents propose, republican leaders are blasting his decision to increase offshore o

espn's tom rinaldi spoke with woods.erview. >> reporter: you said you were in treatment, the simple question is for what? >> that's a private matter as well. but i can tell you what, it's tough. it's really tough, to look at yourself in a light you that never want to look at yourself, that's pretty brutal. >> reporter: what did you see? >> i saw a person that i never thought i would ever become. >> reporter: who was that? >> well, i had gotten away from my core values, as i said earlier. i had gotten away from my buddhism. and i quit meditating, all the things that my mom and dad taught me. i felt entitled. and that is not how i was raised. >> reporter: given all that's happened, what's your measure of success at augusta? >> well, playing is one thing. i'm excited to get back in play. i'm excited to get to see the guys again. i really missed a lot of my friends out there. i missed competing. but still, i still have a lot more treatment to do. just because i'm playing doesn't mean i'm going to stop going to treatment. >>

if you've been making your bets and your brackets, well, again this year, espn's andy katz went rightputting president obama on the spot to pick his winners. >> i got killed in my bracket last year in the first round. i ended up picking the winner. >> north carolina is the 2009 national champion. >> first round just killed me. so i hope that any mistakes i made you corrected. >> just in ohio. >> not trying to win electoral votes in ohio. because of reggie love, i'm going to go ahead and pick duke beating louisville. i think is going to be maybe their toughest game. syracuse keeps on going. >> get the r in there. >> i messed that up. come on. sorry, guys. malia and sasha are going to tease me about this. and i got kansas state down here. >> tougher team. you have seen frank martin's menacing glare? >> he's a scary dude. i could send him up to congress to get them to vote for health care. >> former governor of kansas -- former basketball player. >> she is a fanatical jayhawks fan. she's a maniac. >> in charge of health care. do you take care of kansas here? >> i do. because i want her t

the golf sar coming back to the game and opening up to espn. might be surprised by some of what he said. he's always been known for his confidence on the links but he says his personal troubles have left him shaken. was he contrite? was he ready to play? >> definitely contrite. time will tell if he's ready to play but there's no question he's much more of a humble guy than before this. that's a side whaven't seen. tiger woods answered questions on camera tonight for the first time since his early morning crash last november. woods again provided little details about the crash, his marriage, his stint in rehabilitation or much of his private life. tiger woods plans to end more than four months of seclusion and play at augusta national, the masters, one of the most tightly controlled environments in golf. woods is a four-time masters champion. today espn and the golf channel interviewed the golfer in the gated community of wind mere, florida where tiger woods still lives. >> i've done se pretty bad things in my lif. it all came to a head but now

that's your espn news update. i'm steve weissman, back to you in new york. >>> in australia, thousands of people have been captured on camera baring it all for the sake of art. >> and we mean it all. about 52 baring souls of all shapes and sizes and ages stripped down to nothing on the steps of the sidney opera house. they spent about an hour getting into position. >> it was fantastic. there were so many people here, when they said, you can take your clothes off, everybody stoot up and said, airport. >> it was organized by american artist spencer tunic who is known for nude pictures in public places. we couldn't zoom in on anything too tight there. >> that's right. >>> up next, the stories we're following, including the secretary of state, how the u.s. is helping chile. >>> and jay's big return, while conan finds a new way to entertain his fans. robin. i am a wife. i am a mom... i do remember sitting down with my boys, and i'm like, "oh, promise mommy you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." and brian looked at me

on espn 2. >> you can see johns hopkins and virginia at noon.ack to you guys. >> much nicer today than the rain from yesterday. but what about tomorrow? >> i know. meteorologist tony pagnotti is going south. hi tony? >>well, going through a chilly night. frigid, 27. put on the heat. get the extra blankets. and tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. but a brisk day. but pleasant one. no problem with the rain sunday is the day you need the umbrella, for later part of the day. squeeze in dry air 4:00. and then the rain. he did ends monday morning. clearing out monday to tuesday. and then the 67 degrees come friday. back to you. >> good to see you tony. >> and you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar is available at foxbaltimore.com. use the tools to track storms down to your street. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on i-radar. >> and that will do it for the "late edition". thanks so much for joining us tonight. i am jeff barnd. >> and i am karen parks. see you tomorrow night. goodnight. real time closed captioning provided by u.s. capt

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here's jonathan coachman at espn news. >> good morning, everybody. we're going to start in the women's ncaa tournament. can anybody even come close to beating number one uconn? well, temple can. nearly a perfect first half played tuesday night against temple. maya moore lays it in. uconn up early. it would get much worse. tina charles down low. working it. work, girl. uconn up ten. later in the first, moore again from the corner. splash. and then, uconn up 42-11. i said it right. moore inside. uconn wins 90-36. they won their first two tournament games by 110 points. to the nba, nuggets/knicks. word came out of denver on tuesday night. george karl could miss the rest of the season, due to recovering from cancer. j.r. smith, keeping the nuggets close, within one. under 30 seconds to go. how about toney douglas. the stepback. he's been playing very well. knicks win at home. gallinari tossed in 28 for new york. >>> clippers/mavs. mavericks have won 10 of their last 11 against the clip show. watch this here. watch dirk. he gets pushed by drew gooden. he

he shared no new information about the accident with espn or the golf channel but remained humble andontrite and concerned about getting back on the course >> i'm excited to get back and play. i'm excited to see the guys again. i really missed a lot of my friends out there. i missed competing. but i still have a lot more treatment to do. just because i'm playing doesn't mean i'm going to stop going to treatment. >> and the tigers hosted top ranked virginia. we pick it up end of the first half. what a nice day to go out and watch this game. it was gay one. the local product with the lefty shot. third period, christian casstrick. looking from behind. 10-8 virginia. the high heap -- you can't stop what you can't see. top-ranked virginia wins it. >>> nascar 50rks0 in bristol -- this kind of looks like bristol, doesn't it? one wreck can catch just about everyone. a debris caution with 17 laps left was the difference for jimmie johnson in the 48 car which had never won before at bristol. holding off kurt busch. extends his lead in the sprint cup points standing. >>> orioles breathe a sigh o

. >> for the first time since that thanksgiving episode he sat down to talk to espn. >> what's the difference between the man who left augusta national a year ago and the one who's about to return? >> a lot has transpired in my life. a lot of ugly things have happened. things that -- i've done some pretty bad things in my life. and all came to a head. but now, after treatment, going for inpatient treatment for 45 days and in more outpatient treatment, i'm getting back to my old roots. >> for a lot of people, the spark of those bad things is november 27th. early that day, what happened? >> well, it's all in the police report. you know, beyond that, everything's between elin and myself. and that's private. >> why did you lose control of the car? >> as i said, that's between elin and myself. >> if it's a private matter, why issue a public apology? >> i owe a lot of people an apology. i hurt a lot of people, not just my wife. my friends, my colleagues. the public. kids who looked up to me. there are a lot of people that thought i was a different person. and my actions were not according to that.

he made his picks for the espn audience the other day and sounded pretty confident with his pick of k.u. last year he correctly had u.n.c. he is having fun with this. >> former governor of kansas, kathleen is a we'llious. >> she is a fanatical jayhawks fan. she is a maniac when it comes to the jayhawks. >> do you take care of kansas? >> i do, because i want her to be happy when she is working on these important issues here. >> well, the president hasn't been so invested in college ball since clinton pulled hard for his home state hogs amidst his home care fight in 1994. he crisscrossed the country to enthusiastic cheers of sooee! clinton got the cover of "sports illustrated" and even joked about a tax hike in an election year. >> i said i was going to try to tax anybody who bet against my team in the basketball finals. >> and in case anyone doubted the clinton luck, the razorbacks beat duke in a squeaker. comparing barack obama and bill clinton when it comes to hoops is like comparing rembrandt to grandma moses. obama took a turn at play by play and ad libbed this about his future once

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. >>> espn reporter erin andrews says the man who secretly shot nude voofs her then posted them online should have received a harsher punishment. michael david barrett was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison after giving a tearful apology yes. jean casarez from trutv has been following this case. so he got 30 months in prison. i want to point out, based on what i've read there are 16 yet unidentified other women whom he allegedly taped as well. so is 30 months enough? >> that's what some prosecution documents say. those could be the focal point of other cases. this particular case just has to do with erin andrews. this is a prime example of what a plea agreement is because the defendant in this case, michael david barrett, he pleaded guilty to one federal count of stalking, and the maximum is five years for that one count. but what he got and what he has termed a downward departure, the judge has discretion under the federal laws. he decided to sentence him to those 30 months. and the reason he sentenced him to 30 months is because his acceptance of his conduct. his acceptance of what h

two interviews aired last night, one on espn and one on golf channel. there was a limit on time. five minutes. >> you strip away the denial, the rationalization and come to the truth and it's painful at times. to look in the mirror and stare at the person you've become, it's disgusting. it was disgusting behavior. hard to believe that was me. >> dave joins us now. what's your reaction to those interviews? >> first of all, breaking news, you may have heard this, but ari fleischer, who's been handling tiger woods' relations, he quit this morning. he quit tiger's team. i don't know if he's just distraught over the health care bill passing or what, but either way, i do think it's a response, no matter where ari fleischer was on this announcement, the whole roll-out of tiger woods' return to golf has been pretty terrible, quite frankly. >> why is that? >> let's take yesterday, for example. the five minute rule. i've never seen it like this before in my life where before it even started, everybody in the audience is told he has five minutes. secondly, the fact he was standing for both

speaking of ratings, espn and cbs are celebrating the return." that he expected tiger woods' first tournament to the biggest media event in the past 10 to 15 years other than the obama inauguration. after woods' popularity dropped, he counted 6.5 million people tuning in to his public apology last month and that was just on cable channels. >> thank you. >>> two separate shootings one at the pentagon the other at a las vegas courthouse. two guns, but before falling into the wrong hands, they were both in the hands of police in tennessee. what's going on? we asked brian todd to take a closer look at this story. what did you find out, brian? >> wolf, both the weapons were in the hands of actually the same department. confiscated by the memphis police in routine cases, but it's how the guns got out of the hands of police and found their way to the shooters that has the police now on the defensive. >> reporter: a man with a history of mental illness shoots and injures two pentagon police officers. a convicted felon kills a security officer and wounds

he gave two five minute intervus, one to espn and one to the golf channel.el asked tiger how he would explain his behavior to his children. he says he expects to have to explain it to them when they get old enough. i would have the maid do it. but here is exactly how i think that will go. >> kids, sit down. there's something we need to talk about. >> okay. >> okay. >> see that couch you're sitting on? what is it made out of? >> money. >> that's right. when i die, it's all yours. now is there anything you would like to ask daddy about his past? >> nope. >> good. now go play with your hovercraft. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's important -- so parent to talk to your kids. communications, you know? and on sunday, you know, the discovery channel launched an 11-part followup to that series "planet earth." it's fantastic. they, i don't know what, they showed the planet earth in great detail this one is called "life," narrated by oprah winfrey, who has been the narrator of life for a very long time, i think. unfortunately, oprah had to take the day off on

. >> i could go to espn. i could go to a lot of people. that's not who i am. my parents taught me to be honest and that's what i am going to do. >> good for him. he could have written the numbers down at home. >> although, he was tempted to call some of the people. he says, he felt the best thing to do was return the blackberry to its previous owner. you knew it had to be a general manager if it had david stern's number on it. >> i would have been calling somebody. >> patrick, they need your help. >>> it is 6:26. local paramedics made a mid stake, declaring a man dead that was very much alive. >>> the cherry blossom fess kifl kicks off today. how to avoid traffic problems. >>> very, very bad dog. wait until you see how much damage this guy did to a police cruiser. >>> an uncertain future. gilbert arenas will not do any jail time. that doesn't mean he will be heading back to the hardwood at the verizon center. where he stands. >>> hard to believe we were enjoying 70-degree weather a couple days ago. >>> despite the cold start, springtime in washington. the cher

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espn's broadcasting beauty erin andrews, the beverly hills bad girl shannen dougherty.nd the original moon walker buzz aldrin. and niecy nash, nicole from the pussycat dolls. the golden boy, evan and most watched supermom kate gosselin. >> tonight we've revealed the entire new cast of "dancing with the stars." >> we have not finished. we only announced 10 of the 11 names. >> picky picky. you've been watching number 11 all night long. the bachelor jake pavelka. >> how are you? >> good to see you. >> all this leading up to the engagement wasn't stress enough. now, live television and ballroom dancing. >> i live my life to be stressed out. >> how does vienna feel about this? >> she's on board 150%. she'll be front row center cheering me on. >> she knows you'll be pressed tightly against a spray-tanned scantily clad beautiful woman. >> nobody told me about that. >> don't forget to watch "good morning america" tomorrow morning. >> you can see the 11 celebrities hit the dance floor monday, march 22nd are for the 10 season of "dancing with the stars." >>> the salvation army li

. >> i was reading like espn has a contest. 4 million entrants. 12 people, now are still in the running. >> everybody's brackets just busted last night. >> except marysol's. still hanging in there. >> i always root for the underdog, you guys. >>> good morning, everyone. we take a look at the midwest and the flood zones. as barbara mentioned, the red river is expected to crest today. by contrast, in st. paul, the mississippi river is expected to crest by wednesday. you can see these temperatures have rebounded somewhat. so, whatever snow in this area is expected to melt. now, just south of there, we are still dealing with a little bit of snow. as ryan owens showed you. the snow starts to diminish in places like oklahoma. and then, south of there, we're dealing with thunderstorms. in florida, georgia, tennessee and the carolinas. in the pacific northwest, we're dealing with another storm system. temperatures around average. we are going to have gusty winds throughout the day. high surf along the coast. thanks so much. more on your sunday outlook later on in the show. sharyn? >>> all right

clip show you're not watching the whole game procure watching the highlight reels of the war and the espn sports version of the battle so all of the context of a strategy is a slam dunk. the irony is while it may be involving more machines all of the ripple effects about humans wars are still driven by the human failings and the ripple effects that come out are about human psychology and politics we have an example what are the robots impact of the very real and very human war of ideas refi to against radical groups? what is the message we think we're sending as we have more unmanned systems versus what is the message that is being received? again i went to around interviewing and one of the people i met with really well he was a senior bush and administration official collect our undemanding of war for the thing that scares people is our technology. but what about when you speak with those people? this is what the leading news editor of lebanon had to say "he says as well there is a drone flying around him at that moment. this is just another sign of the cold hearted israelis and america

in an interview with espn, woods acknowledges how much his serial adultery has hurt the people he lovesost. he talks about how much his life has changed since last year's masters. >> a lot has transpired in my life. a lot of ugly things have happened. things that -- i've done some pretty bad things in my life. i'm excited to get back in play. i'm excited to get to see the guys again. i really missed a lot of my friends out there. i miss competing. but still, i still have a lot more treatment to do. just because i'm playing doesn't mean i'm going to stop going to treatment. >> woods also says he's nervous about rejoining the pro tour, adding that he hopes to hear a couple of claps when he tees off at augusta national. >> he said he also hopes for a couple of birdies in addition to that's claps. >>> here's a look at your weather. a rainy day from massachusetts to the southeast and the tennessee and ohio valleys. a mix of rain and mountain snow in northern alabama, georgia, and the carolinas. up to 1 foot of mountain snow in the northern rockies and rain along the northwest coast. >> 53 in

. >> when cbs and espn airs the masters, will golf be the story or will tiger's sex scandal be the billingwill be the story that's what it is. it's a golf tournament. i'm sure they will touch on the scandal because it will be the news of the day. if there's more news to report, both of them are adept at handling it. >> christine brennan, if i can put up a new york daily news headline from the other day which was not about golf. best text he ever had. if there is very little discussion of tiger's rehab and personal problems, amid the golf whispers, won't some people view that as somewhat of a whitewash? >> sure. cbs covered the women's membership story in 2003 by really not covering it in the golf telecast. cbs sport is in business with augusta national and it's like the olympic coverage, where you won't get the greatest journalism. i wish jim gray was a part of the cbs coverage that would be different. but the reality is what we saw in 2003 was a test run. it was a kindergarten picnic compared to what we'll see with the craziness outside the gates at augusta national this time. i think it'

a bit by granting interviews not to some big-name anchor but to reporters for the golf channel and espnhile woods stone walled about what happened during his thanksgiving night crash when he was either pursued or rescued by his wife, he did answer most of the questions about his serial infidelity. >> were there moments you thought you should stop but examine didn't? >> yeah. i tried to stop and i couldn't stop. it was just -- it was horrific. >> you went from being recognized as the greatest golfer in the world to becomein a punch line. how did that make you feel? >> it was hurtful. but then again i did it. >> you said you made transgressions the how do you in your own words describe the depth of your infidelity. >> well, just one is enough and obviously that wasn't the case. i made my mistakes. >> why not seek treatment before all of this came out? >> well, i didn't know i was that bad. i didn't know i was that bad. >> tiger's team limited those interviews to just five minutes. that prompted cbs sports president shawn mcmanus, whose network will carry the masters, to reject the chance

through the grocery line yet that was the amount of time tiger woods granted two journalists, one from espnher from the golf channel, on sunday to ask anything they wished. it's another step in woods' pr comeback but on the homeback he admits he has much further to go. tiger woods may be opening up. >> i was living a life of a lie. >> but some subjects the golfer wants closed off forever. like what happened the night of his november 27th car crash. >> everything's between elin and myself. that's private. >> why did you lose control of the car? >> as i said that is between elin and myself. >> reporter: woods who has been in therapy for an addiction he would not disclose sunday says the most difficult part of the embarrassing and painful ordeal, telling his mother and wife the truth. >> they both have been very tough. >> reporter: when asked how elin took the confession. >> she was hurt, very hurt. shocked, angry, and she had every right to be. >> reporter: today former white house press secretary ari fleischer confirmed he's no longer working with woods. several reports say fleischer's prese

then he did those two bizarre interviews with the golf channel and espn.never seen interviews like this in my life. five-minute interviews where he's standing up outside as if he could run for the hills at a moment's notice and where he also said those three words, i don't know or i'm not going to talk about it, basically taking the fifth to a whole series of questions. and now he's admitting that, look, it just hasn't worked and he's actually taking the advice of golf legend arnold palmer who said, look, tiger just has to get up there in front of the media and say what he has to say. it's also payback to the pga and the head of the golfers association. they have stood with tiger every step of the way in this process and now tiger's going to give them what they want which is a news conference to try to clear the air before the masters. >> and the news conference that will certainly have everyone watching. it does seem, though, as though tiger's taking his public return in stages. is he really doing it the right way? is this the right approach? >> i've said

today tiger woods opened up and gave interviews to golf channel and espn.interviewers could ask whatever they wanted to. did tiger answer? >> i've done bad things in my life. it all came to a head. now after treatment, going for in-patient treatment for 45 days and more outpatient treatment, i'm getting back to my old roots. >> for a lot of people the spark of those bad things is november 27th, early that day. what happened? >> well, it's all in the police report. you know, beyond that everything's between elin and myself. that's private. >> why did you lose control of the car? >> as i said, that's between elin and myself. >> if it's a private matter, why issue a public apology? >> i owe a lot of people an apology. i hurt a lot of people. not just my wife. my friends, my colleagues, the public. kids who looked up to me. there were a lot of people that thought i was a different person, and my actions were not according to that and that's why i had to apologize. i was so sorry for what i've done. >> you said you've made transgressions. how would you, in your

before we go to break have a listen to what he had to say in an interview he did with espn yesterday. >> i don't know. i don't know. i am a little nervous about that toish honest with you. >> how much do you care? >> it would be nice to hear a couple claps here and there. but also i hope they'll also clap for birdies, too. hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! we're going on a field trip to china! wow. [ chuckles ] when i was a kid, we -- we would just go to the -- the farm. [ cow moos ] [ laughter ] no, seriously, where are you guys going? ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! [ female announcer ] the new classroom. see it. live it. share it. on the human network. cisco. >>> joining us now for a look ahead into the trading day is angus campbell, the head of sales at capital spread. so angus, what do you think about the trading day ahead? we're looking for a lower open, that will be two days in a row. is this the start of something big and bad? or just a little profit taking? >> probably a little bit of praft taking. we s

two exclusive interviews, one to the golf channel, the other to espn, five minutes each. a life that even tiger admitted had been a fraud. >> i was living a life of a lie. i really was. and i was doing a lot of things that i said that hurt a lot of people and stripping away denial and rationalization, you start coming to the truth of who you really are, and that can be very ugly. >> so ugly that tiger woods described that he was disgusted by his own actions. >> goinggainst your core values, losing sight of them. i quit meditating. i quit being a buddhist. and my life changed upside down. i felt i was entitled, which i never had felt before. and consequently, i hurt so many people by my own, you know, reckless attitude and mafr. >> during his duelling interviews, he was cordial and composed but also guarded. >> why did you lose control of the car? >> as i said, that's between elin and myself. >> woods said he faced one low point after another these past several months and discussed having to ultimately reveal the truth about his infidelity to his wife, elin, and his own mo

. >>> espn's erin andrews spoke out today about her video stalker. insurance executive michael barrett was sentenced to two and a half years behind bars yesterday for shooting nude videos of andrews through hotel peepholes. barrett made a tearful apology in court, but andrews not buying it. listen to what she said on "good morning america." >> i wanted him to know i think more than anything he got very emotional when he talked about his children. and how he felt bad for how he let them down. and i wanted to know, i'm a daughter to two parents. and they are just mortified. and they're just so upset. and they feel so bad for me. and i wanted him to know as a daughter what he did to me. i think he feels bad he was caught. i don't think for a minute this man, after following as many women as he did, and, you know, the fbi agents said they had a box full of evidence on this guy, i don't think he ever thought he was going to get caught. and i think that's why he is sorry. >> barrett was ordered to pay $5,000 in fines and more than $7,000 in restitution. >>