peter: thanks, ian.ideki in 1989 and 90, nick followedo was the last golfer to win the same tournament back to back in a now you've done it also. mow how does that make you feel? struggle, as a especially that playoff but i'm really happy to win. peter: your ball striking has been really, really solid and it you had the putter, so many chances to win, how did ou keep your patience? speaking in japanese >> i just had faith and believed that there was going to be a luckily win it and i've done it. fedexcupu now lead the playoffs. a long way to go yet. >> all i'm going to do is keep grinding. awesome, well done. congratulations. >> thank you. peter: to dottie. with your family surrounding you, not the outcome you're looking for but how know that is it to the changes you're making in your game held you up to get to today? nt >> i'm thrilled with the state of the game. hideki is a great player. he was going to a -- be a tough competitor in the playoff. i as disappointing the way finished with birdie-birdie to

of ian's new wife, angela.one language of the threatening emails, so distinctive and seemingly in michelle's voice. >> reporter: so that language of religious retribution -- >> made it appear to be michelle. >> reporter: you stand before god on this thing and -- >> that's right. and that caused the police and -- and our investigators as well to look at it and say, "well, this is michelle writing this." >> reporter: one thing was clear, though. the computer forensics had blown a sizable hole in the prosecution's case. guisti seized the moment and worked out a deal. the da would release michelle from jail. but he would not drop the charges against her. and the investigation would continue. after 88 days, michelle walked out of jail. >> on the outside, basically my parents. they were there waiting for me and got my coffee. got my -- >> reporter: famous coffee. the good cup of coffee, huh? >> yeah. the good cup of coffee which oh man i had been dreaming about that for so long. >> reporter: it was an incredible mome

ian: well played, webb simpson. unlucky. it to peter kostis and our champion. peter: thanks, ian.ideki in 1989 and 90, nick followedo was the last golfer to win the same tournament back to back in a now you've done it also. mow how does that make you feel? struggle, as a especially that playoff but i'm really happy to win. peter: your ball striking has been really, really solid and it you had the putter, so many chances to win, how did ou keep your patience? speaking in japanese >> i just had faith and believed that there was going to be a luckily win it and i've done it. fedexcupu now lead the playoffs. long way to go yet. >> all i'm going to do is keep grinding. awesome, well done. congratulations. >> thank you. peter: to dottie. with your family surrounding you, not the outcome you're looking for but how know that is it to the changes you're making in your game held you up to get to today? nt >> i'm thrilled with the state of the game. hideki is a great player. he was going to a -- be a tough competitor in the playoff. i as disappointing the way finished with birdie-birdie to t

tyler: thank you, ian. ♪ ian: and we conclude this evening with russia.haps the biggest foreign-policy uncertainty .acing the trump administration representative darrell issa of california has called for a special prosecutor to investigate reported communications between russians and the trump campaign. meanwhile, president trump rejected reports of his ties to russia in a tweet yesterday. he called it "fake news put out by the democrats and played up by the media." joining me from washington, d.c. is evan osnos of the new yorker. a new cover article titled "active measures." in new york, julie of the atlantic covers politics and world affairs and focuses on russia. i am pleased to have both of them. welcome. evan, your cover, great piece. i think a lot of people are glad you wrote it. probably not the trump administration. what surprises you most when you look at the amount of confrontation that you see between the united states and russia? in this piece, you really unpack what the russians have been up to, particularly in asymmetrical u.s..e against the

ian got this one on may 22. told me i was your first love, but you did not treat me like the precious, perfect treasure i am. you have sinned against god, and i want my power back because it belongs to us, the daughters of god." then, something new and strange started happening. angela began receiving emails, too. >> long, rambling emails saying that, you know, her husband ian doesn't love her, that michelle is, you know, his one true love and that ian is cheating on her. he manipulates women. she better get out of the picture soon before he hurts her. >> reporter: these new emails to angela sounded like michelle's emails to ian, complete with biblical imagery. but they came from multiple email addresses and were signed, "jason ray." >> telling angela that she would always be eve and that michelle was ian's lilith, his truth, and that angela would never be his one true love. >> reporter: then another email to angela appeared. the subject line: "die." the message, "i hope you are scared of death tomorrow. be prep

>> ian: third attempt for kennard. misses on that one. 52-47 miami. >> bill: trying to foul murphy, and they didn't. >> ian: the foul is finally given. davon reed going to the line. >> bill: murphy 59%, reed 83, big swap. >> grant: duke struggling from long range. 22%. 33% from the free-throw line. out of sorts down the stretch. you have to idea miami and how they play. >> ian: reed misses on that one. opportunity for duke. jackson pulls up from three. off the rim. no. rebound. knocked out of bounds. duke will retain it, as newton could not secure it with 18 seconds to play in a five-point game. >> grant: still a two-possession ballgame. >> bill: the screen for kennard for an open look here. here it comes. >> ian: tatum. fires. way off. murphy's got the board with 14.1. more free throws for miami. >> grant: that man right there, jim larranaga. this team takes on his personality. the job he has done here, building this program and creating excitement in miami. fantastic. >> bill: he's got it going. raving about his recr

. >> ian: it's fitting what brown has done for miami throughout this day. they're checking the clock. it kept rolling. >> bill: they have had answers, though, haven't they? >> ian: they'll put 5.2 on the clock but miami now has a five-point cushion. jones. intercepted. it's over. >> ian: newton just tossed it to the sideline. >> grant: vasiljevic. he was open. >> ian: unfortunately for miami, he was on the bench. jones will trigger it again. one second on the clock. >> bill: what a tribute to these kids. they did a heck of a job. >> ian: jackson misses it from halfcourt. miami with another win.

>> ian: third attempt for kennard. misses on that one. 52-47 miami. >> bill: trying to foul murphy, and they didn't. >> ian: the foul is finally given. davon reed going to the line. >> bill: murphy 59%, reed 83, big swap. >> grant: duke struggling from long range. 22%. 33% from the free-throw line. out of sorts down the stretch. you have to idea miami and how they play. >> ian: reed misses on that one. opportunity for duke. jackson pulls up from three. off the rim. no. rebound. knocked out of bounds. duke will retain it, as newton could not secure it with 18 seconds to play in a five-point game. >> grant: still a two-possession ballgame. >> bill: the screen for kennard for >> ian: tatum. fires. way off. murphy's got the board with 14.1. more free throws for miami. >> grant: that man right there, jim larranaga. this team takes on his personality. the job he has done here, building this program and creating excitement in miami. fantastic. >> bill: he's got it going. raving about his recruiting class as well. >> grant: i

police recorded ian stewart's arrest at his home.esting you on suspicion of the murder of helen bailey. you're joking! he was stunned he'd finally been caught out. for three months he'd been living with the body of his wealthy partner buried under the garage. my name's helen bailey and i'd like to introduce you to my new book, which is called when bad things happen in good bikinis. helen bailey was a successful author. as well as murdering her, stewart also killed her dachshund, boris, whom she doted on. ooh, that wasn't supposed to happen! after her husband's death, helen bailey began blogging about her sense of loss. and it was through a facebook bereavement group that she met ian stewart, whose wife had died. but while she was planning their wedding, he was planning her murder. ian stewart's sons were in court to see their father convicted of killing the woman who was about to become their stepmother. last spring, helen bailey suddenly vanished from the home she shared with them and their father in royston in hertfordshire. it too

naismith to his son to ian naismith.his signature on it added another layer of documentation and i think added value to it. >> so, what is it worth? at the time, the priciest sports document is the contract that sent babe ruth to the yankees from the red sox in 1919. in 2005, it sold for $996,000. >> sotheby's believes the naismith rules will fetch more. >> if you're a basketball fan, you could certainly consider them the magna carta of basketball. >> they set the minimum bid at $1.3 million. that's less than the $5 million the rules were once appraised for. the proof will be in the bidding. >> it's like a horse race. you just don't know how it's going to end. >> or where they'll end up. jim, it's like fort knox here. >> [ laughs ] >> next... what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. the future of business in new york state is already in motion. companies across the state are growing the economy, with the help of the lowest taxes in de

ian stewart had met helen bailey on a website back in 2011. he drugged herfor weeks before killing her. i'm arresting you on suspicion of the murder of helen bailey. you're joking! the moment ian stewart was arrested for murder and his shocked response. he probably planned it all from the day he met her and in hindsight i don't think he loved her at all but helen definitely loved him. now police have launched an investigation into the sudden death of stewart's wife seven years ago. also tonight. a political row about the compensation paid to the british so—called is fighter after he was detained at guantanamo bay. the bbc announces a new digital television channel for scotland with its own evening news hour. the topjob in policing goes to a woman, cressida dick will head up the metropolitan police. and newly discovered planets, scientists believe they could have the conditions needed for life. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. the leicester manager claudio raneiri looks for a win against sevilla in the champions league in what he hopes c

this is ian stewart's late wife.al trial over, we can now report that the police are re—examining her sudden death, said to have been caused by an epileptic fit. at this stage, there's no indication of anything suspicious. i think it's only right that i consider what might have happened in ian stewart's past, to see whether there's anything i need to get involved in, whether there's any fresh evidence that might have come out from this trial. after his wife died, ian stewart was seen with other women before he began his predatory pursuit of helen bailey. as a writer, she was used to studying human behaviour. but she never learned the true character of the man who was closest to her and who she thought she knew best. well, in ten two was found guilty of six charges, including fraud and as the guilty verdicts were brought in, he shook his head. he is now facing a fresh and best a geisha over the death of his wife, diane. helen bailey has elderly parents and her mother testified by video link in the trial and her brothe

this is ian stewart's late wife.criminal trial over, we can now report that the police are re—examining her sudden death, said to have been caused by an epileptic fit. at this stage, there's no indication of anything suspicious. i think it's only right that i consider what might have happened in ian stewart's past, to see whether there's anything that i need to get involved in, whether there's any fresh evidence that might have come out from this trial. after his wife died, ian stewart was seen with other women before he began his predatory pursuit of helen bailey. as a writer, she was used to studying human behaviour. but she never learned the true character of the man who was closest to her and who she thought she knew best. let's talk to the man who led this investigation. it started out, of course, as a missing persons inquiry that turned into a murder investigation. detective superintendentjerome. let me ask you, what do you make of ian stewart? well, he must be a very wicked individual. he's very calculated and

this is ian stewart's late wife, diane.iminal trial over, we can now report that the police are re—examining her sudden death, said to have been caused by an epileptic fit. at this stage, there's no indication of anything suspicious. i think it's only right that i consider what might have happened in ian stewart's past, to see whether there's anything that i need to get involved in, whether there's any fresh evidence that might have come out from this trial. after his wife died, ian stewart was seen with other women before he began his predatory pursuit of helen bailey. as a writer, she was used to studying human behaviour. but she never learned the true character of the man who was closest to her and who she thought she knew best. in the dock in stewart ‘s shook his head and blinked as the jury gave the guilty verdict in the public gallery, the brother of helen bailey nodded. in stewart will be sentenced tomorrow. thejudge knows that nodded. in stewart will be sentenced tomorrow. the judge knows that for a conviction for m

police recorded ian stewart's arrest at his home.resting you on suspicion of the murder of helen bailey. you're joking! he was stunned he'd finally been caught out. for three months he'd been living with the body of his wealthy partner buried under the garage. my name's helen bailey and i'd like to introduce you to my new book, which is called when bad things happen in good bikinis. helen bailey was a successful author. as well as murdering her, stewart also killed her dachshund, boris, whom she doted on. ooh, that wasn't supposed to happen! after her husband's death, helen bailey began blogging about her sense of loss. and it was through a facebook bereavement group that she met ian stewart, whose wife had died. but while she was planning their wedding, he was planning her murder. ian stewart's sons were in court to see their father convicted of killing the woman who was about to become their stepmother. last spring, helen bailey suddenly vanished from the home she shared with them and their father in royston in hertfordshire. it to

ian pannell, bbc news, baltimore. laura: tonight the president is expected to talk about how to break the cycle poverty in america. ansia and china vetoed attempt to impose sanctions on the syrian government. damascusnt to punish were alleged use of chemical weapons on rebel-held areas. nikki haley accused russia and china of putting their friends and the assad regime ahead of security. a gun was fired accidentally during a speech by french francois hollande at the inauguration of a high-speed railroad line. the sharpshooter on a roof 100 meters from where the president was speaking accidentally fired. 2 people were lightly injured. stockpiled orr used chemical weapons, the claim comes after the half-brother of the north korean leader was killed at a malaysian airport. 2 women from vietnam will be charged with his murder. most of the water has been stored in santiago after floods contaminated a major river. funds in the andes river .ontaminated it schools and businesses were closed and people had to use temporary wate

ian: difficult to get it all the way to the hole here, peter.s going to move right at the beginning then left at the end. ian: oh, he did get it up there. that's a good, solid putt. good that is really speed. saying again, we will be so long to about 80% of the country here on the cbs network. be on cbs west coast field. mountain and western time zones, there on your ht local affiliate. meanwhile eastern and central go to the golf or cbs or pgatour.com sports.com. we'll have continuing coverage in just a couple of moments. onight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" for all of you who are cbs ng aside off the field. in the meantime for nick and all he crew, this is jim nantz saying so long from riviera. is on his johnson way to world number one. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> i think you still have lots of secrets. >> sure. yes. >> he's the highest ranking defector from north korea in decades. and you're about to hear why he thinks the situation is as dangerous as it has ever been. the american general in charge of k

good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, christine. us who cover israel, this did come as a bit of a shock especially since it seemed like the trump administration was giving the israeli government the green light to expand settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem. they announced over 6,000 settlement units since trump came into office. then we get this statement from the white house. while we don't believe the existence of settlements are an impediment to pieeace, the expansion beyond the current borders may not be helping in achieving that goal. we are starting to hear from israeli officials. the deputy foreign minister came out shortly and said that the current israeli government was elected to act on the jewish people's right to build in all parts of the country. he went on to say that the white house itself holds that the settlements are not an obstacle to peace. he is translating this as saying it must concluded that the expansion or construction is not a problem. although we just heard from the white house statement which

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ian and his grandfather both recover fully. >> i have a new outlook on life.asily could have died. >> ian takes every opportunity to share his video of the a crash with friends. >> i use it as a way to show people that you only have one life to live. try to make the best of it. >> as for wilbert, he just wants to be back in the sky. >> if i had those thoughts of never flying again, i have since cancelled them out. i love to fly. i feel i'm capable of flying and i'm going to fly that airplane again, too. i've already started rebuilding it. >> coming up -- >> i'm thinking to myself, don't panic. you don't want to die today stuck in a car. >> when "caught on camera, brace yourself" continues. hey, searching for a great used car? yeah! you got it. just say show me millions of used cars for sale at the all new carfax.com. i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported pretty cool i like it that's the power of carfax® find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing star

ian and his grandfather both recover fully. >> i have a new outlook on life.asily could have died. >> ian takes every opportunity to share his video of the a crash with friends. >> i use it as a way to show people you always have wnl one life to live. try to make the best of it. >> as for wilbert, he just wants to be back in the sky. >> if i had those thoughts of never flying again, i have since cancelled them out. i love to fly. i feel i'm capable of flying and i'm going to fly that airplane again, too. i've already started rebuilding it. >> coming up -- >> i'm thinking to myself, don't panic. you don't want to die today stuck in a car. can >> when "caught on camera, brace yourself" continues. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. unlikeso babies can sleeppampers stasoundly all night.s drier, pampers. the newly advanced gle can see in your blind spot. okay, let's call

ian: difficult to get it all the way to the hole here, peter.s going to move right at the beginning then left at the end. ian: oh, he did get it up there. that's a good, solid putt. good that is really speed. jim: so again, we will so long to about 80% of the country here on the cbs network. be on cbs west coast field. mountain and western time zones, there on your ht local affiliate. meanwhile eastern and central go to the golf or cbs or pgatour.com sports.com. we'll have continuing coverage in just a couple of moments. onight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" for all of you who are cbs ng aside off the field. in the meantime for nick and all he crew, this is jim nantz saying so long from riviera. is on his johnson way to world number one. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> i think you still have lots of secrets. >> sure. ye