horschel wins it. funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: horschel says that's not the way i wanted to win it. nick: no, that's not what we expected, was it? sometimes you just hit one dimple on the outside of center. because he knew the putt. it was a same putt he had. just a little longer version. yeah. jim: all right, peter kostis, it's yours. peter: thank you, jim. i'm here with a fairly emotional billy horschel. emotional roller coaster all day long today. golf is an unbelievable game, isn't it, sometimes? >> it is. four missed kits and then come in here with nothing that really -- hadn't played well. i played well and unfortunately i don't want to win like that. a.f.c. all day between james, jason and i and someone is looking out for me today. peter: you get out of golf what you put into it, not necessarily at the same time. i think you just have learned that.

peter: same with billy horschel. he made a lot of progress he felt friday at the players championship, even though he missed the cut. he'd missed the cut four in a row and here she in the final group. you can turn it around very quickly, can't you? ian: yes, you can. maybe you're just grinding it out for 40 on the sunday before and you come up with something you felt good with a feel. all that hard work might pay off months down the track or as nick knows well, maybe that next major you play. peter: all right, he's got to get the speed through this fringe judged perfectly. ian: he was quick to take the putter as well. i thought he may have gone with a lob wedge and landed it on the surface. a little downslowly. -- downslope. ooh, he's left himself one of those, peter. a little four feet right to lefter. peter: that bobbled a little bit in the fringe and i don't think it came out on the line that he wanted it to. ian: so all three players here now with a little work left for their pars. end of the day as well and nerv

horschel wins it. funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: horschel says that's not the way i wanted to win it. nick: no, that's not what we expected, was it? sometimes you just hit one dimple on the outside of center. because he knew the putt. it was a same putt he had. just a little longer version. yeah. jim: all right, peter kostis, it's yours. peter: thank you, jim. i'm here with a fairly emotional billy horschel. emotional roller coaster all day long today. golf is an unbelievable game, isn't it, sometimes? >> it is. four missed kits and then come in here with nothing that really -- hadn't played well. i played well and unfortunately i don't want to win like that. a.f.c. all day between james, jason and i and someone is looking out for me today. peter: you get out of golf what you put into it, not necessarily at the same time. i think you just have

billy horschel has beaten world number fourjason day on the first play—off hole to win the at & t byronson in texas after both players finished level on 12 under at the end of their final round horschel had this putt for eagle which pulled up marginally short but he tapped in the birdie but australian day missed a putt for birdie to extend the contest handing the title to the american, the fourth pga tour win of his career and first since 2014. 0n the lpga tour lexi thompson broke the kingsmill championship

so it came down to a play-off between day and horschel. three-putts and loses to horschel who had parred the hole. it's his fourth tour victory. and this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. >> thanks a lot. thanks for joining us tonight. we'll be back on at mwhat did we say abouts staying up all night? grant under fire impeachment... what did we say about keeping a schedule? didn't we agree that we felt better when we slept and -- and took a shower? shh, shh, shh. i want to hear. [ tv shuts off ] we talked about this. we talked about keeping it together, didn't we? we talked about the fact that the senate voted last night. we talked about the fact that this is a remarkable and uncommon day. that is what we did.

as he walked past he said horschel so there you go. jim: for nick the all the crew, lance barrow, home game for him, our producers, for everybody. we'll see you next week from fort worth. billy horschel wins the at&t byron nelson. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> more than 800 american houses of worship are offering shelter from deportation to illegal immigrants and their families. >> we're taking a leap of faith, right, in many respects, because we don't know what's going to happen. >> they're daring federal agents to step through their stained- glass doors. >> as a human being, i know it is traumatic for folks. but i will also say that the rule of law is something that america is built on. but this seems to be the one area where the narrative about separating families, you know, sort of gets a little bit ratcheted up. >> an average of 70,000 men and women pass through cook county jail each year. many more than once. what percent do you think here really shouldn't be here? >> i would suggest, conservati

billy horschel wins the at&t byron nelson. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> more than 800 american houses of worship are offering shelter from deportation to illegal immigrants and their families. >> we're taking a leap of faith, right, in many respects, because we don't know what's going to happen. >> they're daring federal agents to step through their stained- glass doors. >> as a human being, i know it is traumatic for folks. but i will also say that the rule of law is something that