dustin johnson paul casey and james hahn. jim: one of the best finishing holes in golf, the 18th at riviera, now it's the first playoff hole and should it extend beyond this point, they'll go to the 10th. that diabolical little par 46789 there's rick waddell from northern trust. >> rick is going to assist us here chairman and c.e.o. of northern trust. we're going to play 18, 10, 14, and 18 in the playoff. paul you finished first you draw. then dustin you draw, then james you draw. paul. two, one dustin you'll lead off. jim: no need to go to the -- need to go to the hat, james. >> all right gentlemen. jim: the biggest hitter in the bunch will go first. the 21st ranked player in the world. already with eight career wins. david: he doesn't dislike it. norte he should. nick: kind of sets the standard. jim: it does. next will be casey. he's not in the masters. a win here would send him to augusta. he's 85th in the world. peter: his immediate goal, get inside the top 50, qualify for the championships and augusta. jim: another good

dustin johnson paul casey and james hahn. jim: one of the best finishing holes in golf, the 18th at riviera, now it's the first playoff hole and should it extend beyond this point, they'll go to the 10th. that diabolical little par 46789 there's rick waddell from northern trust. >> rick is going to assist us here chairman and c.e.o. of northern trust. we're going to play 18, 10, 14, and 18 in the playoff. paul you finished first you draw. then dustin you draw, then james you draw. paul. two, one dustin you'll lead off. jim: no need to go to the -- need to go to the hat, james. >> all right gentlemen. jim: the biggest hitter in the bunch will go first. the 21st ranked player in the world. already with eight career wins. david: he doesn't dislike it. norte he should. nick: kind of sets the standard. jim: it does. next will be casey. he's not in the masters. a win here would send him to augusta. he's 85th in the world. peter: his immediate goal, get inside the top 50, qualify for the championships and augusta. jim: another good

peter: 3-wood now paul casey. if he can get in that bunker on the green somehow. marshall likes it right down the middle. nick: that's the spot i was talking about. great spot. peter: perfect. nick: he can bank that with a nice drawing chip shot. david: you can almost make four of them there. peter: same thick. just perfect. and that's -- that driving area over there to get perfect is oh, about the size of your throat you hit it anywhere other than that you'll start playing tricks. day james hunt going with driver

as they say good-bye to paul casey who will end up, regardless of who wins it, it'll be a tied second casey. we had a playoff come to this point back in 1992, with the great davis love-fred couples playoff. the charles howell-phil mickelson playoff many years down the road after that. ian baker-finch is ready to call it at the 14th hole. one of the widest greens on tour here. ian: it certainly is, jame. it's not an easy one. though the wind has died down a little bit. club selection will be easier. dustin johnson parred all four days here at 14. david: and the big fellow has 6-iron. ian: james hahn bogeyed it in round three with pars the other three rounds. a good solid 6-iron for dustin johnson. i would say one more for hahn. david: right at the flagstick. ian: beautiful shot there for dustin johnson. hit a beauty into 18 in regulation unlucky not to hole that putt for the outright win. remember these guys were paired today. so this is their 21st hole together for the day. peter: janes hahn has also selected a 6-iron. i'm not sure if there's room for any mis-hithood here. ian: i agre

that means he is now h a three-man playoff with paul casey and dustin johnson. on the third play off hole, this is 25-footer for birdie. >> and it is good. he has come up with good reason. now johnson, he needs a putt to stand the play off. so james hahn 2015 northern champion the first cal bear to win a pga tour event and he is headed to the masters. and a little more about hahn congratulations to him. raised in alameda. he and his wife are expecting a baby girl in three weeks. and when you consider he is ranked 297 in the world and had to work at nordstroms to make ends meet. >>> and temperatures tomorrow mid 60s. windy. dry weather. >> all right. thanks a lot. thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. see you at 11:00. have a good one. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> you're watching an nbc bay area

he's like yeah, it's dustin johnson, paul casey and some other by. >> his cue factor is a little highertour win. even stephen curry gave him a shout-out on twitter. not bad for a guy selling shoes at nordstrom in walnut creek in 2006. >> i was pretty good at it. >> but his golf game wasn't. his low point came during a tournament in edmonton on the canadian tour. >> i'm sitting there in my room. i'm like i got to borrow money to pay for my caddy fee. it was a little embarrassing. i was knowing to borrow money from my parents to get a flight home. and i'm sitting there on the computer going on craigslist and i start looking for jobs. >> reporter: fortunately hahn stuck with it. yesterday's win at riviera earned him $1.2 million. >> is it almost mind-boggling? >> you know how many diapers i can buy? >> reporter: despite the win golf will take a back seat for the next month. the hahns are expecting their first child and right now his top priority is picking a name. >> i'm going to have to talk to my wife about riviera. [ laughter ] so i think that's a good name. but we'll see what she says

casey hunt and howard dean. robert i was saying that when jeb bush is talking about foreign policy, that team knows this is a weak spot for rand paul among republican primary voters. it is also a weak spot for mike huckabee among republican primary voters. so how much of this stepping into foreign policy was about exposing or going toward the weaknesses of the other candidates. >> bush is trying to signal to donors and to activists that though he doesn't have too much international experience he comes to this race as an unapologetic hawk. so it comes from the bush lineage on foreign policy. he's sending a message that though there is some pockets of the gop that are war weary, he's not going to be cowed by them and will stand by his traditional position. >> we have the latest poll out, a national poll of the republican candidates with mike huckabee at the top at 16%. jeb bush at 14%, rand paul 10%.

paul 10%. ben carson 8%. chris christie at 7% and everyone far below that. casey looking at a national poll where he's not on top. and again, it seems to me that he's got a pump stronger hand to play on foreign policy with republican primary voters than mike huckabee does who is on top of that poll. >> lawrence, i think that one of the things, and you touched on this earlier with robert is this speech sort of hit every single note of the sort of general republican platform on foreign policy without being particularly inflammatory on any of them. so he sort of laid out his resume that was one point at a time, iran isis israel with the netanyahu point where he talked about it in a very reasoned measured way. but in a way that spoke directly to those primary voters. and i think that your point is a good one that in many ways huckabee will struggle on this front in a way that bush while he does potentially have issues in a general election with his brother's legacy on iraq is probably going to be safer in a nominating contest. >> howard dean "the new york times" is re

. >> casey, hillary clinton sent out a tweet supporting vaccinations saying, grandmothers know best and rand paulo getting in the fight. what's the political calculations here? >> hillary clinton has been picking her political spots very carefully. she hasn't stepped into too many debates. when she does, she's been using twitter. that shows you how safe this issue is for her. she's approach inging this basically from a general election perspective at this point. she has no real primary opponents. as for republicans on the other hand, you're seeing this pop up in a way as all of these potential candidates are thinking about waging a primary campaign where they are going to have to appeal to activists and those right wing libertarians that rand paul in particular is listening to. >>. when you tweet, there's no follow-up questions involved. benji, the research center says in 2009 that 71% of both democrats and republicans think vaccinations should be required. by last august that number increased to 76% for democrats but decreased to 65% for republicans. why is this now becoming a political issue? >