jerry west. >> gentlemen, we're going to play 18, 10, 14, and 18 in the playoff. mr.ick waddell, c.e.o. and president of northern trust is going to help us here. bill, you finished first, you'll draw first. phil, you'll be next. ok. phil is going to lead all. keegan you'll play second. nick: so bill picks first and he gets last. need to work on that, bill. jim: you would prefer the first go at it here? nick: i don't think it matters. i think these guys are all seasoned campaigners. the most important thing is control. just take that adrenaline down a notch. you've got to hit this fairway. that's the only way -- well, just about the only way you can make a birdie, maybe from the right-hand rough. but very unlikely from the left-hand rough. left-hand rough. deep breath. >> that will work again. nick: loves it. a little shorter, i guess. jim: pretty close. pretty close. nick: absolutely beautiful. very important. nick: even got the gallery back at 18 to react seeing that drive in the middle of the fairway. see his target. that's what he's working on. target, see the shot

jerry west. >> gentlemen, we're going to play 18, 10, 14, and 18 in the playoff. mr.ick waddell, c.e.o. and president of northern trust is going to help us here. bill, you finished first, you'll draw first. phil, you'll be next. ok. phil is going to lead all. keegan you'll play second. nick: so bill picks first and he gets last. need to work on that, bill. jim: you would prefer the first go at it here? nick: i don't think it matters. i think these guys are all seasoned campaigners. the most important thing is control. just take that adrenaline down a notch. you've got to hit this fairway. that's the only way -- well, just about the only way you can make a birdie, maybe from the right-hand rough. but very unlikely from the left-hand rough. left-hand rough. deep breath. >> that will work again. nick: loves it. a little shorter, i guess. jim: pretty close. pretty close. nick: absolutely beautiful. very important. nick: even got the gallery back at 18 to react seeing that drive in the middle of the fairway. see his target. that's what he's working on. target, see the shot

jerry west the executive director of the tournament used to be known as the la open.l hawes started the lead two shots up. his birdie put just made its way to the top. bradley started tied for the lead. unlikely birdie put on the 9th hole. drops and he is back to it. hawes could havended things earlier if he had made this hard putt at number 12. it moved him into a tie and mickelson could have put it away. as they came to 18 both needed birdies to move into a tie with hawes. first mickelson, that's -- putting last week as he concludes a round of 71. then the effort shorter but just as important. he finishes a 71 as well and the three of them head to a playoff. nothing decided on the first extra hole but on the second, hawes rolled in this long effort. neither could match and hawes, the son of jay hawes wins for the 4th time. ? next sunday at this time we will tell you about who won the day daytona 500. they held qualifying today. danica patrick qualified 30 agent as they tries to be the third woman to compete. tony stewart has never won. he isn't in either top two spo

west point agreed with that. there was no pressure on jerry to do it.asked not to attend. his purposes were noble to agree to do this and they were noble to withdraw. the last thing jerry wants is to have this prayer breakfast somehow hyped by the islamist press and put our young men and women in harm's way. megyn: i didn't mean to suggest west point pressured him. cair and other groups pressured him and west point over this. his comments -- a couple of them -- they could be taken one way or another. but some of the more controversial one. he says in september 2011 we should seal the borders and eliminate stink wary cities and some folks will go home. he said no mosques in america. islam is a totalitarian way of life, it's not just a religion. the argument was this is offensive to muslims. >> where i would differ with him is he should put radical islam in front his comments. the fact is radical islam is a totalitarian ideology, it's not a religion. what would -- what religion would advocate knotsers telling their 14-year-old sons to blow themselves up s

the west memphis police discover that jerry and joe cane were radical right members of the sovereignmovement, the canes traveled america giving seminars on how to avoid following some of the laws of this country. this video was posted on youtube by one of the seminar's participants who wanted to spread their message. >> you're being lied to just so we can wrap our hands around your throat. >> they don't have to go by any rules of this country. they misinterpret the constitution. they say that the federal laws do not affect them, that they have their own laws. >> at the time of the murders, no one at the west memphis police department had heard of the organization. >> we were totally caught unprepared and we won't be again. >> the chief is informing other law enforcement communities about the sovereign citizens movement and he's on what many view as a controversial mission, arming his police force with more powerful weaponry and changing police procedure so that what happened to his son and fellow officer won't happen again. >> we're arming our police officers with ar-15 rifles. when

ford won in florida and here, reagan won the south and texas in the west and mountain west. jerryest and what i call the rockefeller in the northeast. remember that map, jerry ford in the end won. reagan came up short. >> an incumbent challenged. >> two candidates. that's why that santorum vote matters. two candidates went all the way to the convention. let's look at our own delegate map. here's where we are tonight. three states voting. play this out. this is what the romney campaign wanted. let's say this happens tonight. santorum, change that to purple, there we do, let's say santorum does both of these state, leading now. we will award some delegates based on what we think will happen at results. let's for the sake of argument, romney wins colorado. spe speaker gingrich hasn't done anything. i will fast forward, maine, give that to ron paul for the sake of argument take delegates away from governor romney. everyone's delegate counts are going up, these are proportional states most of them. now, you get to super tuesday. this is when speaker gingrich must make a statement. he's

west wins 152-149. >>> jeremy linsanity has taken over all aspects of our lives, including desserts. a boston area ben & jerry'shis flavor, taste the linsanity, vanilla frozen yogurt and honey swirls and pieces of fortune cookies. some people did not appreciate the fortune cooksey. they replaced them with waffle bits. the store's explanation, customers were complaining the fortune cookies became too soggy. later they release aid more formal apology saying there seemed to be initial backlash. we weren't looking to offend anybody and the majority of feedback about it has been positive. the little bits of fortune cooky were offense? >>> to the nfl, scouts got a look at the 2012 draftees at nfl combine. andrew luc, heisman raised eyebrows with his athleticism, ran a 4.95, tied the mark set last year by cam newton. also posted the best vertical league and broad jump. griffin was untouchable in the 40-yard dash. he ran a 4.38. 4.38. becoming the second quarterback ever to break the 4.4 mark in the 40. the only other quarterback to be that fast at the combine, a gentleman by the name of michael vick who ran a 4.33 in

west gusting to 33 miles an hour. >> as the investigation continues into the allegations against former penn state coach jerry sandusky the university has received a federal subpoena. investigators want to know if members of the school's board of trustees made payments to keep the scandal from going public. the subpoena requires all of the board members' names and contact information dating back to 1988 and records of payments made to sandusky. a doctor convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson will not be released while the case is being appealed. the presiding judge in the trial of conrad murray has denied his lawyer's request for bail. judge misme pastor denied the bail because -- michael pastor denied the bail because he said it's a danger for murray to practice medicine and he could flee the country. under current sentencing guidelines, murray is likely to serve half of his four-year term. >> and in what was not the wisest choice he ever made a man is under arrest tonight after attempting to steal a secret service car parked outside of a school that president obama's daughters attend.

west village. >> good morning, sara. >> good morning. a family run business passed down for four generations and counting. i got to meet brothers jerryand joe. along with frank's son, matthew. was that difficult working with family? >> we're still here. we work with knives. >> now, aside from the fact you've been here for so long, what makes this the place to go? >> i think our relationship with our customers. we're really family oriented. >> frank took me behind the counter to try out my own charm. >> sometimes you have to suggest things, sara. >> i have to suggest things? >> do you like lamb? beef? >> what's your favorite? >> the brown one. >> it was time to get down and dirty. >> we put the new york strips in here. this is your new york strip. >> okay. >> you're going to pull that out. >> do you have, like, clampers or something? >> right here. these are the clampers today. lift it up. it's not going to bite you, sara. we dry age all of our steaks. it's about 21 days old. >> i've never picked up a piece -- on my shirt? >> no. on your apron. >> okay. >> wow. that's a lot of meat. >> yay, sara! >> very nice. >> tony, i got a new but

pleased to have two distinguished panel, but first a congressman jerry nadler who represents the 8th district of new york including the west side of manhattan, financial district, and neighborhoods in southwestern brooklyn. began the political career serving for 16 years, and then in 1992, elected to the u.s. house of representatives in a special election, and he's been here ever since. with that, the floor is yours, sir, and, again, we appreciate you taking time to give us your testimony and up sight on this issue today. >> thank you very much, chairwoman miller, ranking members, members of the cube committee. thank you for inviting me to testify today on the issue of maritime security and trade facilitation. i speak today not as a cargo security expert, but as a member of whong long advocated we, as a nation, have to do a better job of ensuring cargo arrives safely every day. i have the honor of representing manhattan and brooklyn. the world trade center site is in my district is as of many of the ports in new york and new jersey. i believe my district is an example of why we have to secure our nation including our ports

pleased to have two distinguished panel, but first a congressman jerry nadler who represents the 8th district of new york including the west side of manhattan, financial district, and neighborhoods in southwestern brooklyn. began the political career serving for 16 years, and then in 1992, elected to the u.s. house of representatives in a special election, and he's been here ever since. with that, the floor is yours, sir, and, again, we appreciate you taking time to give us your testimony and up sight on this issue today. >> thank you very much, chairwoman miller, ranking members, members of the cube committee. thank you for inviting me to testify today on the issue of maritime security and trade facilitation. i speak today not as a cargo security expert, but as a member of whong long advocated we, as a nation, have to do a better job of ensuring cargo arrives safely every day. i have the honor of representing manhattan and brooklyn. the world trade center site is in my district is as of many of the ports in new york and new jersey. i believe my district is an example of why we have to secure our nation including our ports

jerry boiken. jen boiken was invited to -- general boiken was invited to speak at west point this year. he was going to be speaking to cadets at our u.s. military academy, cadets who were christians, about how a christian in the service of the united states reconciles his faith, his commitment to god and his commitment to country. i would imagine most of us who are christians who served in the united states military had those inner questions. some of us found answers in scripture, found answers in wise counsel and found a -- peace afforded through prayer. wise counsel is what i get any time i talk to general boykin this incredible man this american hero -- this incredible man, this american hero who should be an icon, was told he really should withdraw his acceptance of the invitation to come and speak because west point, our u.s. military academy, not the military, but the people that this administration put in place, were too embarrassed to have this american hero come speak to christian cadets at the united states military academy. where we also have a politically correct czar who mo

west village. >> good morning, sarah. >> good morning. >> reporter: a family-run business passed down for four generations and counting. i got to meet brothers jerryhe fact that you've been here for so long, what makes this the place to go? >> i think our relationship with our customers. you know, we are really family oriented. >> reporter: frank took me behind the counter to try out my own charm. >> sometimes you have to suggest things, sarah. >> ok. suggest things. >> do you like lamb? do you like beef? >> what's your favorite? >> the brown one. >> reporter: it was time to get down and dirty. >> we put the new york strips in here. this is your new york strip. >> ok. >> you're going to pull that out. >> don't you have like clampers or something? >> yeah, right here. these are the clampers today. lift it up. it's not going to bite you, sarah. we dry age all our steaks. about 21 days old. >> yeah, i'm freshening it up. >> where did you wipe your hands? >> oh, on my shirt? on your shirt. >> no. >> ok. >> good. >> wow, that's a lot of meat. >> yay, sarah! >> very nice. >> tony, i got a new butcher. >> reporter: regular customer tony was easy to pleas