mcneil at 16 with an approach that set him up for birdie after finishing his round, mcneil with the leaderouse. cabrera started the day two strokes behind hurley. cabrera means business with this shot at 13. take a look where it ends up. that goes in. for an eagle. at this point cabrera was in front by three streaks and of -- strokes and after two bogeys and a birdie. this routine par on 18. he wins by two streaks over mcneil and now has one regular pga win to go along with the two major titles. >>> and that will do it for this early sunday night sports wrap. see you again at 10:00. >> nicely represented on the all-star team. >> absolutely and very deserving should be. >> cool. thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 news, final fixes being made on northbound 280 right now. >> we'll be live with the latest details of caltrans gets ready to pull up the barriers hours early. >> we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00 everybody. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] erica's... best... sharp... cheddar? nothing. tillamook sharp cheddar, tastes bet

. >> now, mcneil, on the par4, 13. look at this shot. ridiculous. from 175 yards away.o win by 2 shots, the first win since the 2009 master's. again, top story for the a's, jeff, he went out. i could not believe it. shows up at the clubhouse at 8:15. almost beat the managers, he is that excited. what a dazzling performance. >> a's and giants this week? >> yes. 6:30 tomorrow at the coliseum. >> all right, thank you. >>> thank you for watching "60 minutes" is next. your latest news, weather, information, always on kpix.com. appreciate you watching, good night ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. it's a great time for a cookout. fresh sweet corn is 10 for just $2.00. rancher's reserve ribeye steaks are only $6.99 a pound. and refreshe water is just $2.79 a case. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. and ford >> simon: hollywood's always had its bad guys-- think the joker or darth vader. but its biggest vill

. >> david mcneil, a journalist who has covered the fukushima disaster from day one, believes that the release of some water is inevitable. >> once they get it to the decontamination that is acceptable to dump into the ocean. there's no way they can not do it. >> i asked what if tepco fails to first time out more dangerous forms of radiation? >> all over [ unintelligible ]. >> long-term words, as typhoon neoguri rages on. >> if you look at a forecast map with all of the swirly lines around the u.s., you might think of going out in time this week might look like the january maps. as in a lot of very cold air starting to seep down and drop into parts of the midwest and the northeast. it's not very cold air this time around, burr we're going to see a significant difference in temperatures for summertime in the midwest. so as we look at temperatures now, near 80° for parts of the mid-atlantic and 79 in new york, and the west coast has temperatures mainly in the 60s, and warmer, 92 for phoenix. but here's what we have got. today, we're going to get our hottest temperatures, texas, denver to

it was an incredible day for one golfer, george mcneil, one of his best days ever on the course.had one of the worst days he'll ever have off of it. laura rutledge, welcome to "new day." she has more on this story in the bleacher report. >> just a tragic day for george mcneil who should have been on top of the world. he shot a nine under 61 at the greenbrier classic yesterday, finishing in second place. but after finishing his round, mcneil learned his 46-year-old sister michelle had lost her battle with breast cancer. >> you go out and golf doesn't really mean a whole lot. it's hard. i played good today and got to finish. >> so sad. a thrilling battle between novak djokovic and roger federer on the grass court at wimbledon. it would have been a record breaking eighth winning title. djokovic hasn't won since the 2013 australian open. >>> trending on bleacher report, a pair of huge wrecks took out half the field in daytona. this big one involved 26 cars and ended with kyle busch getting flipped upside down. eventually the race was called because of rain giving ar rick am role la h

second consecutive six under 64 and 16 under par and it is good for a two-stroke victory over george mcneiliss fan. it is the arena league's kiss. clinching their 9 ath title in l.a. the defense causes three turnovers. 34 yards the other way. nathan stanley six touchdown passes. 16 yards there and 315 pounds. stage two of the tour de france in england. 125-mile ride through the countryside. get that camera out of my face. the italian with a a one-man breakaway toward the end. it was pretty cool. just give me that teddy bear and i will be okay. in the second half we will hear from the a's players and their allstar selections. candid about his world cup miss. >> thank you, colin. >>> one year ago one of the worst tragedies in sfo's history. the lessons learned since flight 214. and big delays in cleaning up a derailed train in montana. why it is taking so long. and a shark attack in southern california. what some beachgoers want to see changed to make the water safer. stay with us. we will be right back. i want to do something with this i want to build something. create something. i'm only on

just a terrible day for george mcneil who should have been on top of the world. he shot a nine under 61 at the classic yesterday, finishing in second place. after finishing, he learned his 46-year-old sister, michelle, lost her battle with breast cancer. >> you go out and, you know, golf doesn't mean a whole lot. it's hard. i played good today and got finished. >> well, it's been a rough couple days for brazilian soccer star neymar. according to his coach, he says he couldn't feel his legs moments after being knocked to the ground. doctors discovered he only had a fractured vertebra. it won't affect him long term as a player or a person. a thrilling battle between novak and fedorer on the grass court yesterday. in the end, he barely scraped by fedorer to win it. what would have been a record breaking eight wimbledon title. the even match made the 3:56 affair spectacular. djokovic -- >> a hair of rest. the big one here involved 26 cars and ended with kyle bush getting flipped upside down. eventually the race was called because of rain giving almarola his first win

. >> for sandra mcneil, that day would be the longest of her life. >> i was just going on adrenaline. your heart sink to see your boys up there. >> what unlikely turn of events would draw two boys to this terrible brink? the answer has everything to do with the special bond they share. 10-year-old john has autism. his brother james, 17, is devoted to his little brother. >> he was his brother's keeper. because he loves his brother, because he had been put in a position to watch out for his brother his whole life. >> part of caring for john means keeping him out of trouble. >> he has no fear of danger. his sense of adventure and lack of sense of danger. it's like having a 2-year-old. >> one of his favorite fixations? >> he's always liked to climb. right over the backyard fence, there was 120-foot power tower. there was a green belt behind the house with a series of electrical towers and john had started to climb them. >> so far, john has only managed to get at the scaffolds and ground level because his family coaxed him down but that day with both parents away at work he ventures higher

. >> the program's director heather mcneil has known archer for years. >> cindy archer i've known sincehen i first started. she's been in and out. she was in here with her mother in '91. we're almost working together, which is kind of scary. >> can we have a cigarette together? >> no, we cannot. >> oh, please. i'm kidding. i'm kidding. >> it's not worth it. >> i know that. i know. >> take your shovel. i'll get these. >> she has been in and out for so long that this is kind of like home, unfortunately. she feels probably safer in here than she does on the street. >> i'm almost happy to be doing something like normal, you know? >> daniel esdale is also hoping for a bit more freedom. he has five weeks left to serve on his two-year sentence for possession of a firearm. as unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope that he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility just like this big. i might. i doubt it. >> esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. >> open 4, please. >> but he sees it as one small sl

. >> that was rachel mcneil reporting. no matter what your kid plays plays it's proba a good idea to invest in a new mouth guard each season. >> still ahead a high-tech tool some life guards are using to detect lightning to keep you save in the beach and pool. >> what's going on with the weather? >> may be a lot of lightning detection going on later this afternoon into this evening as there will be a chance for some strong to severe thunderstorms to come our way later on today when i see you in a few minutes the timing and what types of weather we may be up against. we'll see you in a few minutes. stay >>> the "today" show coming up next. let's find out what they're working on. >> tamron hall and lester holt join us live. >> coming up on a sunday on "today" another round of severe weather expected for the midwest and northeast. tornadoes a good poili some sp in some spots. dylan watching it for us. >> violence raging in the middle east. the temporary truce over. we're live gaza with the latest. >> also ahead, an emotional

. >> david mcneil, a journalist who has covered the fukushima disaster from day one believes the release of some water in inevitable. >> once they got the water decontaminated to a level people can accept, they have to dump it into the ocean. there's no way they can not do it. >> a radiation expert i spoke to worries about what happens if they fail to filter out for dangerous forms of radiation. >> long term worries as the typhoon rages on. >> clearly the risks are there, but japanese officials say the storm today has had little impact on the fukushima plant. >> let's look at headlines making news around the world. the first legal pot sold in spokane washington cost the first buyer more than he bargained for, mike fired from his job. his employer gave him his job back. you can see him in the newspaper. they saw him on television. the boss said wow, that's my worker, fired him and thought about it more and said ok, he wasn't on the job smoking pot, therefore, i'll give him his job back. he also paid him the day's lost wages. >> it brings up interesting questions about even though this is

mcneil wilson, counsel to the president. the inquiry of this is very brief, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, before we proceed any further, i just want to confirm what we talked about already. we understand that we are doing -- what we're doing this morning so our members will be clear, we resume this hearing this morning even though we knew mr. simas was not going, and we won't have ms. lerner's testimony. my understanding is we continue on to the business meeting in spite of mr. simas not appearing. i have a statement i would like to give, and i'm happy to wait until the business meeting is given. >> if you would like to give it now, you may. >> no, i'll wait. thank you. >> mr. couple mipummings, just response, as you know, we have an inherent obligation of oversight. the question before us today is a very straightforward question. are we doing oversight? is it our right and our obligation to do oversight? i believe it is. there is a long precedent that when this committee asks for someone appropriately and they are not made available and we believe, the chair believes, we need t