of course j.b. holmes shot a smooth little 64. >> began the day six shots back of jordan spieth who was the 54-hole leader. >> roger, are you right behind this putt? sort of down the track, isn't it? >> pretty much john i think you got it just about dead right. shouldn't be any problems getting it to the hole. as a matter of fact i think he's got to be a little bit careful with the speed. >> holmes has had two runner-up finishes this season, one at doral, one in san diego, this for his fourth pga tour victory. lost to jason day on a second playoff hole in san diego with a bogey. >> definitely taking a lot of time time. >> oh just like it looked like it was going to come back to the right, that's kind of what wagner's putt did earlier. he talked about it with todd lewis. it looked like that might just veer right and get in. really good stroke. >> it was pretty straight. >> all right. so jordan spieth picks up his mark. he's out of it. now wagner with a tap-in to go back to the 18th and join j.b. holm

no break. >> j.b. holmes is next to play rog. >> j.b. 203 left. >> earlier we had 217 hole now we have 202 hole. yes. yeah you like that? all right. man. good routine, here. set your target. >> boy, he hit a beauty in regulation didn't he? just right of the stick. >> almost made the putt. >> almost made a birdie which would have ended it two hours ago for him. here he goes through that visualization. >> he's got the train going by the planes going by. fly it in there good, though. >> got a 5 iron here johnny i would assume he's going to try to hold this against the wind. >> is it going right? >> a little bit. but that's that putt that doesn't break much. good spot. if you're going to hit it 40 feet from the hole that's a good spot. >> i thought the way holmes has played 18 regulation here right now. all right. that sets up spieth. as you just kind of pitch it out here rog. >> no way. he's not going to do that. but he's going to have to aim way right to play this shot with the wind coming from the right, with the ball as much above his fe

no break. >> j.b. holmes is next to play rog. >> j.b. 203 left. >> earlier we had 217 hole now we have 202 hole. yes. yeah you like that? all right. man. good routine, here. set your target. >> boy, he hit a beauty in regulation didn't he? just right of the stick. >> almost made the putt. >> almost made a birdie which would have ended it two hours ago for him. here he goes through that visualization. >> he's got the train going by the planes going by. fly it in there good, though. >> got a 5 iron here johnny i would assume he's going to try to hold this against the wind. >> is it going right? >> a little bit. but that's that putt that doesn't break much. good spot. if you're going to hit it 40 feet from the hole that's a good spot. >> i thought the way holmes has played 18 regulation here right now. all right. that sets up spieth. as you just kind of pitch it out here rog. >> no way. he's not going to do that. but he's going to have to aim way right to play this shot with the wind coming from the right, with the ball as much above his fe

. >> houston opened a three-way playoff getting an invite of the masters and j.b.under and got it! do you think he's excited? five holes and jordan who was on the 18th fairway watching with a little smile. he nailed a birdie to win and settled for the par. he was eliminated and the second hole will make par and wagner needs this with the par putt to extend the tournament and j.b. holmes wins it with the houston open and the masters invite. >> kfog radio saying when i want my sports knowledge i listen to shu and then i read the okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, a bay area musician arrested and now facing several felony charges. plus a new report shows a rise of complaints made against judges last year including two who had sex in their chambers. join us at abc 7 news at 6:00. they hosted a egg hunt t

j.b., you're working at mcdonald's, all right?d shaneka drives up, orders a bacon cheeseburger. you notice there's no bacon on that cheeseburger. >> right. >> larry: now, you're a comic. you like funny, okay? do you give her the burger snowing there's no bacon on it, for the laughs? because you know something funny is about to happen. or do you do the right thing as the mcdonald's employee, put the bacon on it and give her the burger. >> what do i do? i know her smart is coming back. take off the bun, put the bacon on both sides like the bacon is the bun. put the meat in the middle and put it in a box and give it to her stupid ass. you got the bacon! shut up! >> sounds delicious. that bun is staying with me! >> larry: he kept it 100! (cheers and applause) there you go. okay. all right. we'll go to robert on this one. there was a story we didn't show. one of the stories was of the pope recently lamenting about his fame and how he misses being anonymous and he can't go into a pizza place anymore. so the pope popemobile is going arou

j.b., thanks very much. it was a legal home run today for barry bonds a federal appeals court overturned the former san francisco giant slugger obstruction of justice conviction. that was the only count on which he was convicted in 2011. the jury deadlocked on three other counts of making false stairmt regarding steroid use. another american institution is in trouble. mcdonald's said today its earnings fell from $1.2 billion in the first three months last year, to $812 million this year. that's a drop of 33%. anthony mason looks at how the golden arches got tarnished. >> reporter: the world's largest restaurant chain reported negative guest traffic in all major segments. translation: business is bad everywhere. sales fell for the sixth straight quarter as so-called fast casual chains like chipotle, 5 guys, and panera have been gaining ground mcdonald's has floundered. >> it's not about guacamole on a cheeseburger at this point. it's about being fresh and fast with the menu that they'veve always had. >> repor

j.b., what's the most significant thing about the deal today? >> reporter: well, scott, the original amount of $765 million was based on estimates, and 6,000 of it, 20,000, current retired players will have to be taken care of due to brain injuries. they removed the cap as you mentioned. if hundreds of thousands more estimate read in need of care they will be eligible for it. now this deal could cost the nfl upward of $1 billion. >> pelley: what do you think some of the problems are that lie ahead? >> judge brodie has said payments will not be made until all appeals are resolved. it could be months or years until suffering retired players receive their money. >> pelley: james brown of "nfl today," j.b. thanks very much. another american institution is in trouble. mcdonald's said today its earnings fell from $1.2 billion in the first three months last year to $811.5 million this year. that's a drop of 33%. anthony mason looks at how the golden arches got tarnished. >> reporter: they reported negative guests in all areas. sales fell for the sixth

the birdie after a slow start he had an eagle and 3 birdies on the back 9 shot of the day 18th hole j.bps rolls past the hole does a u-tuen and rolls right back in for the birdie he missed the cut by a stroke but what a shot! 15th hole speith the approach to set up a birdie he follows up his near record round yesterday with a 6-under 66 today he is 14-under record for a major he leads by 5 strokes here is spieth and tiger among the topics on sports night live this sunday night. can tiger stay hot and maybe finish in the top 5? will speith hang on and join tiger as the only other 21 year old to win the masters. plus we're talking warriors.giants and a's. sunday night at 9.right after the news. the 49ers holding offseason workouts down in santa clara. their practice facility is right there next to levi's stadium. these aren't called practices. no pads allowed. >> i feel like there has been quite a bit of change. i just want to do everything that i can to make sure i'm getting better. >> catherine: good that everybody! >> 37 punches, 17 kicks. outrage over a new police beating. what the su

j.b. holmes captures fourth pga win. >>> a massive hit against the glass during last night's game against blackhawks. what happens next you might want to look away if you're a bit squeamish. he pulled out his own tooth on live television. of course we have to show you the slow mo. that's gross. soccer star cristiano ronaldo will wrap his teammate's car in tin foil. why? part of an advertisement for cleats. showed off dance moves as well. milissa, back to you. >> betty, thank you. just ahead, this adorable goat at a home that ended in 911 call. "furious 7" ruled box office. the insane money it brought in. >>> now for some entertainment news. a record-setting weekend for nbc universal's "furious 7" with racing top top of the weekend box office with $143.7 million. that is the biggest april opening in hollywood history. coming in second "home." with $27.4 million. and kevin hart and will ferrell "get hard" was third with $12.9 million. >> robert byrnes, jr., died friday evening in a car crash

we have j.b. with us. up first, the world is watching the worst migrant disaster.trapped victims in the ship that sank in the mediterranean sea. >>> also bone-chilling video appear aing to show two groups of ethiopian christians. a masked man telling them they must convert to islam or pay with their lives. >>> this as the fbi nabs six men in an isis terror plot. we have senior international correspondent nic robertson live in london. >> reporter: this is a multilayered message from layerred group. one group they behead right next to the mediterranean in the north of libya. the other group, they shoot, killed that way on the southern borders of the libya, hundreds of miles. that part of the message to create the impression that isis was grown and has its reach all across libya. >> that is not the case. to make this video, they used the same media group that isis and iraq an syria uses. >> that effort. >> that part of the message to create the impression that isis is spread out, connected all across the middle east. this video much talks about how christians can live

. >> american j.b. holmes wrapped up preparations for the masters. he started the final round in 18th place. he is on his way to augusta. he'll meet some of of the biggest games in golf, the masters the only title that has eluded mcilroy. >> winning the masters it's a weird feeling because i look at all the guys on the senior tour, because those are the guys i played against and i know, but now it's slipped. i'm one of the veterans, and i'm coming up on my 20th year on tour. >> it's been a pretty cool journey to go from master fan to competitor in some way, you know. i'm being able to do things, we don't live far from each other so we catch up from time to time. we see each other on tour quite a lot so to think that not so long ago, i was that little boy watching him on t.v. to where i am now it's been a pretty cool journey. >> major league baseball is underway in the united states, the famous wrigley field in chicago hosting opening day between the cubs and st. louis cardinals. a lot of pressure on the home side as you can well expect, but she were

did you do any spring cleaning j.b.? not ask you, christine, you have a tool like that called a husband. hillary clinton is in for president. we will take you deep on the unique challenge that is hillary. different from any other that is running? what do people want in politics? new. that is hard for hillary clinton to give you? we will take you through it. who is out there to give her a run for the money? we have a great panel. >>> also more charges are coming after the police shooting in south carolina. how about the other officers? how about the federal investigation of any potential cover up? is that going on? what about what we heard about efforts to save lives? this is in the context of other cases going on john and christine. we will show the trending patterns in excessive force cases. what happens too often? >> thank you, chris. look forward. >>> isis releasing new videos. fighters destroying ancient artifacts. priceless things that cannot be replaced. we are live with the latest developments next. ist about a bi

. >> : i should eat hamburger >> reporter: j.b. posted this instagram might body my growing baby.n fate figure drew no comment about her at then figure was blasted end social media she wanted to ignore the online belize but she could not she was a onetime model turned tv actress >> : you how easy it is to stir people up. >> reporter: the haters pounced on this picture over the weekend the suspicious perceived weight gain. she's realistic about her post baby. our therapy insider says that just meant see every day people cannot laugh all calls. >> : social media has contributed to body because people can be anonymous. >> reporter: will have more on this story on the insider at 7. >> pam: there's much more new still ahead on kron 4 news and sex a crack down leads to the arrest of one man and an oakland murder how u.s. marshals went on a hunt for fugitives in the bay area and a three alarm fire restore restaurants where it's started and why was such a tough fire to a battle kron 4 news at 6 will be coming up next. >> pam: now at six a bay area girl says she was molested six years ago

. >> j.b. turns to the page with the poll numbers, it is early. but he's not known. he got known for the wrong reason when it came to his rebuttal when he did the reach and grab thing. he's recovered nicely from that. we were talking before the show this was a polished speech last night. i think he sounded as good or better than senator obama did in 2008. we interviewed him back then. hoe certainly has a better feel of the field. but on the numbers he's not doing that well. doesn't that matter? >> right now, the person leading the field is only at 16%. so you're talking 7% is within striking distance. to the exat the present time this is all really low base numbers compared to the democratic field where hillary leads by -- you think he'd be better than ben carson that's a fair point. >> he hasn't been working the circuit like ben carson has. he didn't go to many of the early cattle calls because he has a job. scott walker is well-known because he had essentially a national campaign when he was fighting off the unions. he got to know all of the national donors. marco

and i firmly believe and agree with what a west virginia soldier, an infantryman named j.b.ingham present at the battle on the morning of april 9th 1865 what he wrop home to his family in a letter. the letter stated april 9th is the greatest day in american history. thank you. >> thank you, patrick. americans have a deep and abiding personal connection with the american civil war. those americans who do not have a family connection are often intensely interested in those who do. we have seen it throughout the observances here in virginia. like wilmer mclean, come to these places. we are honored today, we've ndents welcomed this morning a couple cel of -- a slew of notable descendents. this afternoon we're happy to to feature one of them once again for you, a man who is desended o h from the only confederate officer who accompanied lee into the mclean parlor that afternoon. inoon dennis big ela is the grate grandson of charles marshall. as i said the only officer to join lee inside the house. on most days mr. bigelow can beund found as a costume interpreter for james monroe,

and i firmly believe and agree with what a west virginia soldier, an infantryman named j.b.m present at the battle on the morning of april 9th 1865 what he wrop home to his family in a letter. the letter stated april 9th is the greatest day in american history. thank you. >> thank you, patrick. americans have a deep and abiding personal connection with the american civil war. those americans who do not have a family connection are often intensely interested in those who do. we have seen it throughout the observances here in virginia. like wilmer mclean, descendents carry a bit of celebrity. we welcome this morning a slew of notable descendents s. and this afternoon, we're happy to feature one of them once again for you. a man who has descended from the only confederate officer who accompanied lee into the parlor that afternoon. dennis bigelow is the great, great grandson of charles marshall. as i said, the only officer to join lee inside the house. on most days, mr. bigelow can be found working as a costume interpreter for jamesmen row. we've asked dennis if he would take a

and i firmly believe and agree with what a west virginia soldier, an infantryman named j.b.t the battle on the morning of april 9th 1865 what he wrop home to his family in a letter. the letter stated april 9th is the greatest day in american history. thank you. >> thank you, patrick. americans have a deep and abiding personal connection with the american civil war. those americans who do not have a family connection are often intensely interested in those who do. we have seen it throughout the observances here in virginia. like wilmer mclean, descendents carry a bit of celebrity. we welcome this morning a slew of notable descendents s. and this afternoon, we're happy to feature one of them once again for you. a man who has descended from the only confederate officer who accompanied lee into the parlor that afternoon. dennis bigelow is the great, great grandson of charles marshall. as i said, the only officer to join lee inside the house. on most days, mr. bigelow can be found working as a costume interpreter for jamesmen row. we've asked dennis if he would take a few minutes

holmes hitting it three times just right -- >> j.b. holmes you have to be happy for him with the final round 64 and hangs on long enough. there's a couple of americans patrick reid is a guy you have to look out for. >> stones too. >> yeah. and then bubba watson is number three. and tiger woods comes back 28-1 shot. first golf in two months. i would be surprised if he makes the cuts. it he has the yips forget about it. you can't chip. >> and the tight lies at augusta. >> how is his head going to work? >> i'm not even playing -- i'm not tiger and i'm nervous for him on the tight lies. >> it's been great for the passes though. tickets are through the roof. ratings will be up 10 or 20%. it's his last masters before he turns 40 too. i came up with that by myself. it is going to be nerve wracking for him. >> but, you know, he's so solid. >> he had the mental edge on everyone. now he doesn't intimidate anybody. and i think jordan spieth has it. >> that was a long one on 18 he had to hit and i heard the camera. >> the putt on 18 well and the b

. >>> j.b. was telling you about the situation going on in baltimore.ig key here about what happened to mr. freddie gray. there is a 12-minute blank from our understanding of the time line right now. the attorney for mr. gray's family is joining us next with what he thinks happened. . new flonase allergy relief nasal spray outperforms a leading allergy pill. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. so go ahead, inhale life. new flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. >> i want citizens to know exactly how it happened and, if necessary, we will i will insure that we will hold the right people accountable. >> big questions this morning for the baltimore police department. how did 27-year-old freddie gray become so severely injured in custody he died yesterday. police did not explain why gray was arrested or how he sustained those injuries. let's bring in the attorney william murphy jr., le represents the family of mr. gray. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. good morning. >> what have the baltimore po

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