think i'm in the way a little bit. >> no, no, no. >> i going to try to be a little more spare. >> jim nantz >> i've grown working with jim and working with bill. see christian and bobby, they carry med at duke, an't these guys are carrying me now. but you're not latent. >> i'd rather be a point guard. >> that's true. that is your role. that's true. >> my analysts have had a good broadcast, whatever the sport might be, then my day's been successful. so by and large, i'm trying to set them up in the right place and sometimes lob it up there so this kid back in 1991 can reach up over the backboard and slam it down for one of the more memorable moments in championship history. >> one shining moment it. ooh is probably good that bill couldn't join us because we wouldn't have had enough time. there was a moment jim and grant shared with me about passing the game on, father and son. both learned that love from their dads. jim's son will be sitting across the court. he'll check him out, look every once in a while just to see if he's watching. it's really a family environment and i'll tell you this.

. >> reporter: jim nantz of cbs rt back here, but he has turned f the best father that he could possiblybe. >> reporter: nantzon f g jacket in 1997. >> i saw that moment with his father, and then today the son who was hugged by his father now hugs his son. and it was just something i think the entire world can relate to. >> reporter: woods has won 1he' jack nicklaus record of 18. against all odds, jeff, that suddenly seems plausible again. >> it does right now. mark strassmann, thank you very much. >>> still ahead here tonight, deborah norville talks about her cancer scare and surgery. women are standing up for what they deserve in the office in the world and finally, in the bedroom our natural lubrication varies every day it's normal so it's normal to do something about it ky natural feeling the lubrication you want nothing you don't get what you want what if i wielded the power of i could bend reality to my will, with a snap of my fingers! i just saved money with geico. i saved hundreds of dollars! nice! that is a lot of money. the power is exhilarating!! hahahahahaha! hah. ha. just go

applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the 2019 masters tournament is officially under way. >> and jim nantzoins us from augusta international government club. jim, good morning. it never gets old watch it that. >> it never gets old. i know a lot of people can't relate to it, but that's my favorite sports moment of the year. you can talk about the super bowl championship, they're fabulous games. but as far as the sports moment, it's my favorite one. so rich in so many ways, a time-honored tradition, a once-a-year measurement of the passage of time, theirs, jack and gary, as fans and those who have looked up to them as kids growing up. it's just -- there's nothing like it in any sport other than those first tee shots at augusta on a thursday morning. >> arguably the greatest tournament in the world. let's talk about some of the players this morning. tiger woods saying, i feel like i can win. he hasn't won a major championship since, i think, the 2008 open. how has he been playing? >> he's been playing okay. not as great as last year when he won an event in september. but he's been close. he's

. >> cbssportscastor jim nantz. >> for him to pull it off on this stage where his life and his triumphant moments had been exposed to the world, it was a very sweet moment. >> with birdies and a miraculous shot on the 15th hole for one more, woods ran away from the pack. and the victory was woods' 81st on the pga tour, putting him one back of sam snead's all-time record, but he will need three more of the big wins to tie jack nicklaus for the most majors of all time with 18.ar tha inew york. ra. >>> later on "cbs this morning," former "new york times" columnist bill rhodes will discuss tiger woods' latest victory. >>> on to weather now, millions are under the threat of severe weather as a powerful storm system barrels toward the east coast. damaging winds, hail, and possible tornados are possible from the carolinas to new york. the storm has already left a wide swath of destruction across the south. at least seven people have been killed this weekend by violent storms including about a dozen suspected tornadoes. mireya villarreal reports from al toe, texas. >> reporter: this storm system

. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," jim nantz, the lead play-by-play announcer for cbs's coverage of theournament, will have a preview. he's covering for the 37th consecutive year. >>> georgetown's students vote for a slavery reparation fun. "the wall street journal" reports lawyers for former obama white house counsel greg craig say he's expected to be indicted on charges stemming from robert mueller's investigation. craig could be indicted as early as today for making false stands to the justice department looking into activities by foreign agents. the charges pertain to work he did for ukraine in 2012. craig's lawyers insist he's not guilty. a justice department's spokesman did not comment. >>> "the courior-journal" reports that kentucky is the first state to use rapid dna. the state is taking part in a pilot program of the new technology. authorities say it will help with a backlog of dna test kits and encourage victims to come forward. the kentucky governor says this gives kentucky another way to identify suspects. >> i'm going to put sexual predators on notice today, if you're a se

.> reporter: jim nantz of cbs oorts, the voice of the masters for 30 years. >> not only has he tried he has turned inmself into trying to become the best father that he could possibly be. >> reporter: nantz remembers when woods won his first green stcket in 1997. >> i saw that moment with his hther, and then today, the son huggwas hugged by his father now hugs his son. and it was just something i think the entire world could relate to. >> reporter: woods has won 15 major golf championships. he's always wanted to beat the jack nicklaus record of 18. and against all odds, jeff, that suddenly seems plausible again. oe glor: it does right now. mark strassmann, thank you very much. still ahead here tonight, deborah norville talks about her erncer scare and surgery. and surgery. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of de

let's bring it to live butler cabin, jim nantz, welcome to this tradition unlike any other and it is not something we've ever seen before, good morning nick. but to go this early and you know that the weather is out there and we do not know when it will hit but it will impact play as we expect the wind to pick up at some point even in advance, what you think it will be like?>> playing that is great for the anxiety level and we talk about how you spend your time sunday morning preparing for your afternoon tea times, your mind is spinning for all the wrong things to get up and get on with it and who knows how the weather will change? if the breeze goes up, the guys that go out before the leaders do they have enough time and enough holes to make an advantage? >> what about that last group, molinari with tiger and tony?>> molinari went against tiger in scotland but this is america, the support for tiger will be monumental and i would be interested if you will remain oblivious to all of that and stay focused, we call it the zone now but it was called the cocoon akin arctic, blocking out e

jim nantz, who is great, is in that ad. let me tell you something, spike and sam-- sam is great.lpful when you're doing commercials. he'll give you like, little subtle clues. but it's an honor-- i love capital one, number one. but working with sam and spike, it's awesome. we have so much fun, as you see. i mean, we have fun. >> stephen: but not all commercial endorsements are that fun. >> no, no. >> stephen: and you've done a lot over the years. you've done a lot over the years. what is the worst commercial endorsement you've ever done? >> >> stephen: why? why? >> because you have to eat the food. ( laughter ) yeah. >> stephen: you don't like food? >> first of all, i love food. you can't get this fat. but no, so, you know, when you do a commercial, like-- i remember i did one actually here in new york. i was eating a candy bar, and you know, you take about 10 to 20 to 30 takes. so, you know, you take a bite, and you have to smile and chew for, like, about 30 to 45 seconds. then you spit in this nasty ( bleep ) bowl. ( laughter ) and every time you look down, it's just like a big

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