phil's won it three times and mike weir was the first lefty to win here when mike weir won in 2003. >> rose: didn't he chip in or something, he did something spectacular. >> he won in a play-off. he won on the second play-off hole and beat lynne matisex. unfortunately, mike is battling injuries. he should be one of the upper echelon guys right now. the biggest thing you need to do at augusta is you need to be able to hit it high and have it land on the greens and have it slop. each green has severe slope and undulations. it might one putting surface but it's really four different greens in one. you can say you hit the green. my old partner ken venturi useto say i can put a ball on every green, hit 18 greens in regulation, which is almost unheard of. and i can put ow every green and you wouldn't break 80, by that meaning there are so many spots where you're going to three-putt or four-putt if you're on the wrong side of the green. the guy hitting it in with the driving shot, the ball is take hops and spinning and running outs, can't control his golf ball, basically, has a harder time t

mike weir in 2003, he won it in a playoff on that very green where it finished today. back in 2003.004, 2006, 2010. and now bubba wattson. we're, the first -- weir the first ever left-handed winner and now we've had five left-handers win in the last 10 competitions. he did take his time, didn't he? just to gather himself to close he? just to gather himself to close it out. jim: what a final round it was. another thriller here. you've got a double eagle, but it's not enough to win for oosthuizen. one more look at the oosthuizen. one more look at the leaderboard. jim: bubba watson just coming into butler cabin, and we are just synchronizing all the world feeds who are coming into butler cabin. all of them get this presentation. here is the shot that ultimately defined this 2012 masters. a wedge to the green, a two-putt par and victory. everything is lined up now. we are set for the presentation in butler cabin. >> good evening, i'm billy payne, chairman of augusta national golf club. i'm excited to be here in our famous butler cabin, along with my good friend jim nantz. another wonder

morgan, understood their focus was on those two transactions and mike weir understanding from speaking to miss o'brien is if they wanted those transactions she would sign it. >> thank the gentleman. mr. lynch is recognized for five minute. >> miss ferber leaders and how important is it for your firm for mf global to protect client funds? >> critical obligation of any f c m. >> miss serwinski, how important is it you protect client funds? is that a career for responsibility? how would you classify it. >> a critical and important. >> mr. steenkamp? >> a critical objective of the firm. >> this was a central core responsibility. this is not some esoteric will. this is not some accounting error. this is central. this goes to the very trust that your firm relies upon. the whole market relied upon in order to function. we have $1.6 billion of customer money take a walk and none of you know anything about it. none of you are aware of it. this is not a small amount of money. $1.6 billion in money that was entrusted to you and the whole reason for a segregated account is to protect the client's