bill: jimmy walker trying to finish up with par. ian: it didn't break. bill: 18 is not kind to him this weekend. he' drop a shotll -- he will drop a shot, but still a solid week for jimmy. finishing at 16 under. tied for 6th. shoots 67 here on sunday. peter: the three guys left in the fairway cannot see a thing. you can't see the flagstick from back there. ian: it looks a little better than what they've got. so, our green tv tower will do very nicely. forget about the flag. peter: aaron has about 190 yards back to the hole. it sounded like good contact. ian: plenty of room down to the left of the green. that's what he needed to do. lovely. once again hole high. great stroke, great club, great strike as well. you can start the celebration now. peter: two yards less for mark, 189. ian: just one last shot. if leishman was to hole it, but this 18th wasngiving't -- was not getting anything up. bill: the hardest hole on the course today. ian: it all falls into place. bill: it does. it was aaron's week. matt jones, quick once again. second shot on its way. pete

jimmy walker just made birdie to get to 17. brian gay at 15 under. i mentioned it before, 68 is the average score today, 3 under par. this one left for the par for brian gay. and the final grouping are back on the 17th tee. finally got the sunglasses off. [laughter] it is getting dark. of course, the camera operators here have the iris opene more -- opened more. the more the darkness encroaches and engulfs us, the more light we have to let in and it doesn't look as dark to you on the screens, but it is getting quite dark. by the time they get to the 18th green, that is about as far as it can go. the sun is setting. we have three suns? we're all guessing when we first came on air at 2:00 on cbs if we would get this in. a long golf course, a long way around, playing in groups of three. but it looks like we are going to do it. ian: sun will be down at 8:21. they need 12 minutes or so to play the 17th. bill: well, it has been a long day for that young man, for the entire field, the whole crew at cbs sports. after a four-hour weather delay pushed things b

nick: that's where jimmy walker went yesterday. he is going to be fine, just onto the gravel, sandy path. bill: some fancy footwork over there by folks in the salesmanship club. final round of the at&t byron nelson. great scoring conditions. we will be back at the at&t byron nelson in just a moment. peter: he's got the look. checking it out to see if everything looks -- he makes it. same routine. confident. right to left. i love these putts. and once again, i have failed as a professional golf announcer. he will have a par there. let's go to 14. nick: decent lie.can see exactly what's in front of him . peter, he has to avoid that 15 feet short, the little upslope there. peter: yeah, but the ball is sitting down just a little bit. this will probably be a chunk and run, i would imagine. nick: like i said, he is going high, trying to spin it. nick: settle down. i'm sure that's what he was concerned with, that little upslope. if you land into it with spin, it doesn't get over the hill. a good break coming out of the pitch, but it's goi

also coming up jimmy remembers the deadliest recent attack and it's caused walker street credit five years ago new nazis set fire to a turkish family's home in the city of. five people died in the blaze today the country's pays its respects to the victims. and it's one of the world's greatest aviation tragedies and mysteries the four years hunt for malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy ends despite a fierce debate over why the plane and its two hundred and thirty nine passengers disappeared. hello i'm on the welcome authorities in belgium say they are launching a terrorist investigation this off to three people died including two police officers after a gunman opened fire in the city of the east of brussels the man reportedly briefly took a woman hostage from a nearby school before he was shot and killed by police authorities say it's still unclear what the motive behind the attack was bill james strong mr sha'ath michelle has called the attack serious. there is indeed a major incident that is taking place in leisure at the moment with us working we are monitoring the situation

walker next to him while he was reading. it didn't matter who was reading. fdr, kennedy, andrew jackson, jimmy carter, every single one of these guys was great. he was great, ronald reagan was the best. what i took from that is the person i looked up to most in my life loved everything about this country, but he was not from here. every little crumb about what i loved is what you have and i do not. and so, i have not sat through -- no advance -- as many -- no offense, as many presidents as you all have. >> that is the advantage of being younger. >> but when i look at presidents and the former chief of staff gave me a reprieve because he took president trump up the table. i look at who is inspiring this country. i look at ronald reagan and the feeling he gave americans across the country, republicans, democrats, a lot of people inspired by the american dream about something beyond legislation, how we feel as americans and making people proud again. i don't remember a lot about jimmy carter, other than what i read. he was at the bottom of the polls when i grew up, and he seems like a good man. r

walker next to him. he would read the list of presidents from the letter "p." it could be kennedy, andrew jackson, jimmy carter, every single one of these guys was great. "reagan was the best." what i took from that is that the person i looked up to most in my life loved everything about this country, and he wasn't from here. sat through as many american presidents as you all have -- leon: the advantage of being younger. what was calvin coolidge like? >> [laughter] reince: when i look at presidents and the former chief of staff gave me a reprieve, because he took president trump off the table, i look at who was inspiring this country. i look at ronald reagan and the feeling he gave americans across the country, republicans, democrats, a lot of people inspired by the american dream about something beyond legislation, how we feel as americans and making people proud again. i don't remember a lot about jimmy carter, other than what i read. he was at the bottom of the polls when i grew up, and he seems like a good man. reagan got me involved in politics. leon: i assume, nixon? bob: you got something right.

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walker next to him. he would read and it didn't matter who he was talking about. it could be fdr. it could be kennedy. it could be under jackson, jimmy carter. every single one of these guys was grave. reagan was the best. but he took from not just the person i looked up to the most in my life loved everything about this country, but he wasn't from here. every little, about what i love is what you have and i don't. and so i haven't sat through the window offenses many american presidents that you all have. >> somebody asked this once, what was calvin coolidge like. [laughter] >> but when i look at presidents and the former chief of staff gave me a reprieve because he took president trump off the table. i look at who is inspired in this country and i look at ronald reagan and the feeling he gave of americans across the country. republicans, democrats, not all, but a lot of people inspired by the american dream come is something bigger and beyond legislation and how we feel making people proud again. i think that was ronald reagan. i don't remember a lot about jimmy carter. obviously it would give more at the bottom of the list. ronald

walker and steph mcgovern. it is 6:30am. we will bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning: when 16—year—old jimmyermined that he wouldn't have died in vain, and this morning they are here to tell us howjimmy‘s name is helping to create safe havens for young people. thousands of children are not getting the mental health support they need in school, according to a group of mps. we will speak to one former student about how he struggled through without any help. she is currently on tour with ed sheeran. pop star anne—marie will be popping in to tell us why she went back in time for her new single. good morning. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: the government is taking part in intense diplomatic efforts to save the iran nuclear deal. president trump announced he was withdrawing the us from the agreement, calling it decaying and rotten. the iranian president has threatened to restart the country's uranium programme. there had been reports that president trump would withdraw the us from the agreement, and international reaction was almost immediate. his predecessor, barack obam