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back to jim nantz. jim: louis oosthuizen, played such an elegant round of golf.ne of the greatest shots ever at augusta and the tap-in for the victory the life for the victory the life changer. jim: already breaking down as he was bending down to take the ball out of the cup. saw molly come onto the green when bubba won in a playoff at new orleans. i know how much she and -- i know how much his wife angie and baby caleb are in his thoughts too. a special easter to remember for bubba watson. acknowledgments to everyone. yes, indeed. there's a guy that plays the game differently than anyone we've ever seen and he's on top of the world. bubba watson has a glean jacket waiting for -- waiting for him in butler cabin in a moment. hit a curveball. nick faldo rarely found the back of the net. and arnold palmer... just wasn't fast enough for track. isn't it funny... how sometimes success begins... just by putting the right tools... in the right hands. let's build a smarter planet. if you made a list of countries from around the world... let's build a smarter planet. ...wi

right now, jim nantz, standing by with the victorious kansas jayhawks.right, folks. here we are with the kansas jayhawks on to the championship game on monday night. coach self, your team came back from 13 down to five different occasions. how did you do to? >> coach: i don't know. we were awful. thomas will tell you, the first half, no energy, tight. second half we came out and played so much better, moch more energy, and we had the lay-ups and stuff but bottom line, if we defend and rebound, good things happen. >> jim: it has to be one of more most satisfying wins to get the team turned around at half? >> coach: it's not me. thomas and ty labored, but we played through the bigs the second half. >> jim: thomas, how about the comeback, which you were such a big part of. what does it mean to you to be playing for a national championship? >> player: everything in the world. we worked so hard, and we are here now. >> jim: you know, there was a number of times you would pull even with ohio state and they would respond and go back in front. but in the end, li

right now, jim nantz, standing by with the victorious kansas jayhawks.right, folks. here we are with the kansas jayhawks on to the championship game on monday night. coach self, your team came back from 13 down to five different occasions. how did you do to? >> coach: i don't know. we were awful. thomas will tell you, the first half, no energy, tight. second half we came out and played so much better, moch more energy, and we had the lay-ups and stuff but bottom line, if we defend and rebound, good things happen. >> jim: it has to be one of more most satisfying wins to get the team turned around at half? >> coach: it's not me. thomas and ty labored, but we played through the bigs the second half. >> jim: thomas, how about the comeback, which you were such a big part of. what does it mean to you to be playing for a national championship? >> player: everything in the world. we worked so hard, and we are here now. >> jim: you know, there was a number of times you would pull even with ohio state and they would respond and go back in front. but in the end, li

jim nantz saying so long from the zurich classic of new orleans. another memorable weekend here and jason dufner is the and jason dufner is the champion. >>> a violent crash, a van plunging off a highway in new york city. seven are dead including three children. tonight the search for a cause. >> good evening everyone thanks for joining me, i'm adam may. that van plunged right into the bronx zoo. >> reporter: a mangled van lies upside down in a ravine some 100 feet below the highway. >> we came out of the zoo and heard about this accident. it's crazy. >> reporter: the van was headed south on the parkway sunday afternoon. police say it bounced off the median, crossed all southbound lanes and vaulted over the guardrail. everyone on board was killed including six children. >> the worse possible thing ever, worse. unmanageable. >> the injuries were quite horrific in 30 years i've seen this once or twice. everybody was taken back by it. >> reporter: investigators aren't sure what caused him to lose control. >> it hit something that caused it to go airbo

jim nantz saying so long from the zurich classic of new orleans. another memorable weekend here and jason dufner is the and jason dufner is the champion. >>> good evening everyone, i'm matt jablo. we'll begin with a string of armed robberies tonight. police are trying to figure out if they will be connected around 1:00 this afternoon where two workers were robbed. an hour later, another person showed up. ken has a live look for us on the first of where the robbery took place. >> it was tough to describe how bold and daring these crimes have been. let me try to set this one up for you here. two workers at that restaurant, they were on the secret break. they had come down the street and they entered this alley as they were down there having a cigarette. all of a sudden they were staring at the barrel of the gun. according to one of the victims that spoke to me by phone, they were sitting down approached by two young men asking for a cigarette. the victim says one of them pulled a gun, demanding their phones and walts. the two men described as youthfu

you were very adamant, had the second lesion been ma willing nantz -- malignant, you were going for the double mass sect my -- mass sect my -- mastectomy. >> there were a lot of steps. the doctor said we could do the lumpectomy tomorrow. if you still decide you want to have the bilateral mastectomy, we can do that later. right now i'm going to have the lumpectomy. it's several hours. you have to get to the hospital four hours before the procedure. the procedure is an hour and a half. they insert a wire so that the surgeon knows exactly where she's going to be working. so i'll be there all day, come home, maybe have to stay overnight but hopefully i'll be able to come home and be bark to work on -- be back to work on monday. >> she's incredible. the your prayers have definitely made a difference. we're glad of the good news but it also shows you that when you are detected early, look at all the options you have with your disease and the main thing we know, jc wanted to be in control. this gives you a measure of control because you found it early through self-detection and confirmation wi

joining me from august is jim nantz, or friends from cbs sports. this is his 25th year hosting masters coverage for cbs,. i am pleased to have him back on this program this evening. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. always good to be with you. welcome to butler cabin here, where on this very spot, on sunday night, we will be presenting the green jacket to this year's champion. right in this vicinity right here. >> rose: there is nothing in golf like the masters. i've never been to st. andrews to play or see the british open, but the masters for me has always had a certain-- it's just something special about it. what is it? >> well, i think that everybody feels that, too. there's that mystique, that consistency, too. the tournament has been taking place since 1934 at the same site, obviously. it's never moved around like the other three majors. they rotate sites. the open championship has five or six courses that but the p.g.a. muse around, the u.s. open moves around, butverybody has familiarity with this golf course. they know the history at each one

jim nantz standing by with the new national champions, the kentucky wildcats. jim?reg gumbel. they have played "my old kentucky home" inside the dome here, celebrating the kentucky wildcats' national championship and a shoutout to the city of new orleans. just a great final four host city. it was great to be back here. president of the ncaa dr. markham rick is here for the presentation, along with the chairman of the division 1 men's basketball committee. the trophy presentation to the national champions. >> well, what a wonderful championship this has been. first of all i'd like everyone to join in congratulating the kansas jayhawks in an absolutely spectacular championship game. and coach calipari and the kentucky wildcats, what a fabulous tournament. congratulations, coach. there's your championship trophy. [cheers] >> wow. jim: what is that like to hold in your hands? >> it's kind of heavy, to be honest with you. i'll give it to our president over here, let him hold it for a while. jim: tell me about this performance tonight. it was a furious, great rally by kan

by targeting an individual terrorist or small number of terrorists with order nantz that can be adapted to harm others in the immediate vicinity, it hard to imagine a tool that can better minimize the risk to civilians that remotely targeted aircraft. for the same reason, targeted strikes conform to the principal of humanity, which requires us to use weapons that will not inflict unnecessary suffering. for all these reasons, i suggest to you that these targeted strikes against al qaeda terrorists are indeed ethical and just. of course even if a tool is legal and ethical, that doesn't necessarily make it appropriate or advisable in a given circumstance. this brings me to my next point. targeted strikes are wise. remotely piloted aircraft, in particular, can be a wise choice because of geography, with their ability to fly hundreds of miles over the most treacherous terrain, strike their targets with astonishing precision and then return to base. they can be a wise choice because of time when windows of opportunity can close quickly and there just may be only minutes to act. they cab wise

jim nantz standing by with the new national champions, the kentucky wildcats. jim?reg gumbel. they have played "my old kentucky home" inside the dome here, celebrating the kentucky wildcats' national championship and a shoutout to the city of new orleans. just a great final four host city. it was great to be back here. president of the ncaa dr. markham rick is here for the presentation, along with the chairman of the division 1 men's basketball committee. the trophy presentation to the national champions. >> well, what a wonderful championship this has been. first of all i'd like everyone to join in congratulating the kansas jayhawks in an absolutely spectacular championship game. and coach calipari and the kentucky wildcats, what a fabulous tournament. congratulations, coach. there's your championship trophy. [cheers] >> wow. jim: what is that like to hold in your hands? >> it's kind of heavy, to be honest with you. i'll give it to our president over here, let him hold it for a while. jim: tell me about this performance tonight. it was a furious, great rally by kan

i'm happy to co-sponsor or be the sponsor in the house to make this earmark ban perm nantz. another thing we need to do as well is we control the power of the purse. the ear markers pretend that means we have the ability and should have the constitutional right to earmark. what it means we should provide oversight on how the federal agencies spend money. if we don't think they are spending it correctly we rein them in. we establish the parameters in which money is spent. doesn't mean that we look and see their abuses and pile on spending abuses of our own. that's what the ear marking process came to be. so thank you again to citizens against government waste. let's keep pushing until we can make this permanent. >> thank you, congressman flake. i do need to interject, one of the most enjoyable occasions during all of these years of examining earmarks we made punxsutawney phil the porker of the month. next we have congressman jim jordan, chairman of the republican study committee and another supporter of the elimination of earmarks. >> thank you. just go back five years ago. i

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