jack nicklaus did two years. i myself did 20 months. that's the way it is.great to talk to you. >> thank you gerri. gerri: we'll be right back physical >> united airlines says it will not honor the ticket mistake that let people scoop up tickets for as little as 70 bucks. should they? 88% of you said yes. 12% of you said no. finally united airlines isn't making any friends tonight with its policy not to honor that pricing. for its part, united says this, thousands of people may have gotten a low fair which was the result of an incorrect currency conversion. i say tough nuts. the mistake is united's. they should eat the difference. people made plans on the basis of buying these tickets at this fair. fliers have a contract and even confirmation from the airlines. what's more, there's a law about that according to the department of transportation. the passenger consumer protection rule makes it illegal to increase a purchase price once a confirmation has been issued. united quibles quibles that they're canceling the booking. they're rated next-to-last on airlin

jack nicklaus and arnold palmer are the only other golfers to receive this honor. charlie stiff -- charlie sifford was 92. >>> the new england patriots will get a chance to take their snowy lap through boston. they'll ride on the signature duck boats in the parade through downtown boston and of course the charles river, too. the parade will wind down boylston street, past the boston on common and right to city hall plaza. they were initially planning the parade for tuesday but pushed it back aft storm on monday with a foot of new snow. >> they'll be getting more snow tomorrow. today is a good day for that good day us for, too, 52. sunny skies. tomorrow much colder. an early snow shower threat. windy, 32 to 34. it will feel like in the 20s and a nice day saturday before more unsettled weather by the end of the weekend into early next week. >>> quick to the map, a crash still on the right side of the beltway, inner loop going to be between 201 and bw parkway. sky 9 has a live shot of the accident and those delays stretching back on the inner loop there. going to be s

played at the rubber city nope 1958, at the time he was paired with a 18 year old amateur named jack nicklaus those who nome named him for the met amph freedom which was presented to him by president obama in november, two years ago, during the us open, here at merion, tiger woods was asked to reflect on african-american pioneers, calvin piece and charlie siffor did. tiger said quote they led the way for a life of lee he will err, tough time for charlie to go through, what he went through, but paved the way for a lot of us to be where we r. >> here's tiger yesterday. after learning of his passing. >> he fought what he did the courage it took for him to stick with it, and be out here and play, you know, i probably wouldn't be here, because my dad would have never pick up the game. who knows if the clause would still exist or not, but he broke it down. >> after joining the tour in 1961 he won several tournaments, and was the first african-american inducted into the world gulf hall of fame. he moved by the way from north carolina to philadelphia in 1939 and set up base right at cobbs creek golf

. >>> hall of fame golfer jack nicklaus is dough voting his time to ice cream.ack nicklaus premium ice cream offered in select markets and come in seven flavors. hopefully it helps you shoot that ball straight too. that's the cnbc news update for this hour. "the closing bell" returns after this quick break. ? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. >>> welcome back. time to check in on some of the stories heeding up the website. allen wastler joins me with "the hot list." >> apple is doing it for us again today. instead of people going, wow, it's doing so great, we had an analyst on earlier whose long-term bearish on apple. the stock is trading around $132. he said it's going to end up around $115. it's collin gillis of bgc partners. his theory is the smartphone market will cool off and start to level out and because apple ge

jack nicklaus seven times. why is this in the news this morning? we'll show you. thrilling finishes for the locals cal and stanford both with chances at the buzzer tip- off straight ahead. >>> jill schlesinger has tips on snagging a position in law withouting expensive degree in this morning's jobs report. >>> reporter: if you have an interest in law but are not keen on spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on law school, you may want to consider working as a paralegal, a legal assistant, a legal secretary and/or in any of a number of positions in the criminal justice field. paralegals rank among one of the fastest growing segments. legal profession. overburdened attorneys rely on paralegals for a variety of tasks to meet client demand and their budgets. as paralegals assume higher level responsibilities, their salaries rise. the annual wage for paralegals and legal assistants in san francisco bay area is $70,700. one of the hottest legal career options today is in compliance. compliance specialists work for corporations and consulting firms. they coordinate a

despite that tiger was on the way to surpass jack nicklaus. when you juxtapose the astonishment with the sadness he is playing now, it is tough to watch. >> the 38-year-old gets another shot to win in three weeks at the honda classic, guys. >> craig, thanks. >>> now to a truly remarkable story of survival after a 14-year-old fell through the ice and under water for 15 minutes. he is telling his story exclusively to nbc news. kristen dahlgren has the story for us. good morning. >> good morning. five to ten minutes and you are likely to suffer brain damage. missouri teen john smith was without oxygen for longer than that. he is home and he can walk and talk. boy does he have a story to tell. john smith doesn't remember much after this picture. he and two friends posing out on the ice of lake. >> there is one child under water. >> reporter: a scramble trying to pull john to safety. >> there is no explanation but how god wanted me to live for a reason. i'm alive now. >> reporter: doctors agree calling john's survival miraculous. >> he was gone. i

mind my comment, that is obviously too harsh, but honestly he's not going to beat the record of jack nicklaussaying. >> we have seen him rebuild this each time each time i've heard he's never coming back. stuart: young stars coming into the latest professional tournaments. until this last year they joined our tour. stuart: during the break you were talking about the tv ratings for golf for ladies golf. >> i thought they were in the tank. >> the bottom line is one is in north america ratings are up. and we have gone from here and it's up 50% in north america. what's more impressive than that is we've gone from having a handful of countries watching as to averaging over 165 countries every time we tee it up. and he said we want to put on a great hometown event and let the whole world watch and we really play locally. but the world plays attention. stuart: michael whan thank you for joining us, that was news to me. the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price we can help guide your retirement savings. our experience is one reason 100% of our retirement funds beat their 10-year l

jack nicklaus, arnold palmer. that's why this place has so much history.at the pebble beach corporation, he was one of the guys instrumental in this place being established in the first place. it's been called one of the most beautiful meetings of land and sea and on the planet, really, it's hard to argue that. this will be one of those days where it's like that. and then they start to play for real. another thick that makes this tournament so special, it's the only tournament left on the tour where the celebrities were -- or amateurs play for all three rounds of the actual competition can make the cut and may on sunday. that all gets started on thursday. but for today, one more round of celebrity fun before it gets going tomorrow. >> and i'm just curious about any of the familiar names, celebrities we'll see, is bill murray gonna be back this year? >> reporter: yeah. clint eastwood who has not played for a long time is supposed to be playing today. huey lewis, ray romano, andy garcia, guys who have been here in the past. they will be playing today. we'll

rotunda of the united states capitol for a ceremony to present the congressional gold medal to jack nicklaus. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the consideration of the concurrent resolution? without objection, the concurrent resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? my apologies, sir. without objection, the gentleman from nebraska is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to draw your attention to cooperative -- could opportunity health. these plans have been awarded approximately $2 billion in taxpayer dollars. mr. smith: coop -- co-opportunity receive loans. on december 23, 2014, the iowa insurance commissioner submitted a petition for an order of rehabilitation of could opportunity health. the -- co-opportunity health. approximately 120,000 of their customers, most of whom live in nebraska, have been told they need to find a new insurance carrier. i am extremely concerned about this situation for

somewhere maybe around 1,000 of them were just formal hearings or you know, you've got to give jack nicklaus a gold medal and authorize -- re-authorization of peanut butter and jelly week. this last session of congress we had about a thousand of those meetings. most of them were quite informal. and as you recall, mr. garamendi, when we started the hearings about a year ago, in the transportation committee because we knew that the transportation legislation needed to be re-authorized, we had everybody come in before that committee and boy, we were laying the foundation for a good re-authorization of a transportation and infrastructure bill. and you were there every day, and -- by the way, i want to commend you for the leadership you have shown on that committee and in so many area, so many ways, but we had everybody, from the head of the national chamber of commerce to the heads of all the labor unions, the truckers, the -- everybody came before that committee. and i don't know if you recall, i asked every one of them, i said, three questions, i remember the committee groaning saying, jeeze,

rotunda of the united states capitol for a ceremony to present the congressional gold medal to jack nicklaus. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: yesterday i inadvertently missed because i was detained on congressional business both by mr. connolly. i ask unanimous consent to vote aye on that and have it placed appropriately in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman's statement will appear in the record. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute for the purpose of inquiring of the majority leader the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the schedule for the week to come the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hoyer: i yield to my friend mr. mccarthy. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker on monday, no votes are expected in the house. on tuesday, the house will meet at noon for m