gary: jim nantz, i have to call this it's so dark i can't see my notes and if i can't see my notes, i can't announce. jim: i know how diligent you are about note taking and preparation. gary: i don't know what to do, jim. nick: wow. gary: yeah, i can't read in this stuff, guys. can't do it, sorry. i'm like phil. unlike phil, i should say. that's daveraget got a couple of lights on the score boards over here we can kind of glean some information from. let's go to four. jim: spieth for birdie. boy, does he need it. a little positive vibe going into the night. nick: all of a sudden, it's a mind bender for him. jim: that will be it for him for the night. 17. ian: cody gribble, his third. dottie: he's gotten steam rolled here this afternoon, ian. five over par. ian: oh, that's no good. spin back. yeah, here it comes. still a large crowd out here, dottie. dottie: large and enthusiastic. ian: it's certainly late in the day and they were all a bit upset when they heard that horn go. they thought everyone would go in once the horn blew but it's only when it's one long blast in dangerous condit

. >> everybody at cbs did a great job hosting that super bowl last night including jim nantz and tonyany real threat from the growing field of democratic candidates for president. the president spoke with "face the nation's" moderator after carry booker entered the race. >> i want to ask about 2020 quickly. senator cory booker announced today he is also running. there are a lot of democrats -- >> he's got no chance. >> no chance. >> i say no chance. >> why? >> i know him. i don't think he has a chance. >> who has a chance. >> so far, i don't see anybody. i'm not impressed with their group. >> kamala harris -- >> she's had the best opening. i don't think she'll do it but she had the best opening. she of the rollout, i think she probably had the best rollout. >> booker elected to the senate in 2013 after serving as mayor of newark for more than seven years. gayle is good friends with the senator and has supported him in the past. great to have you at the table. >> thank you. >> i'd like to think we're still friends. >> was that a past tense? >> still going. >> see what happens afterward