jim: paul casey who was in a playoff in one of our early season tournaments at rivera at the northern trust playoff won by james hahn. it was paul along with dustin johnson and hahn, james hahn. nick: it was a good one. an entire year. how great would that be? just ask the growing list of winners who have already had ei their mortgages paid for one olare year by quicken loans. win a year's wthmo of mortgage payments from quicken loans. e the official mortgage sponsor of the pga tour. en enter the icloken loans -ihole-in-one sweepstakes today at pgatour.comuilockenloans we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. real madrid have about 450 million fans. we're trying to give them all the feeling of being at e iustadium. the microsoft cloud gives us the scalability to communicate exactly the contt pthat people want to see. itl wl l eo peeople connt hetohehe pan ssn ivof livinrereriadd.d. jim: well, my booth mate here, mr. faldo winced when he saw the lie there for paul casey. nick: first reaction was uack. peter: from the lies i've seen to

jim: paul casey who was in a playoff in one of our early season tournaments at rivera at the northern trust playoff won by james hahn. it was paul along with dustin johnson and hahn, james hahn. nick: it was a good one. an entire year. how great would that be? just ask the growing list of winners who have already had ei their mortgages paid for one olare year by quicken loans. win a year's wthmo of mortgage payments from quicken loans. e the official mortgage sponsor of the pga tour. en enter the icloken loans -ihole-in-one sweepstakes today at pgatour.comuilockenloans we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. real madrid have about 450 million fans. we're trying to give them all the feeling of being at e iustadium. the microsoft cloud gives us the scalability to communicate exactly the contt pthat people want to see. itl wl l eo peeople connt hetohehe pan ssn ivof livinrereriadd.d. jim: well, my booth mate here, mr. faldo winced when he saw the lie there for paul casey. nick: first reaction was uack. peter: from the lies i've seen to

he doesn't know where paul casey is, does he? nick: probably only by the score board he knows he's 16 and -- ian: yes but he doesn't know he has this bunker shot and here we are. jim: and there's zach johnson coming out of that bunker. very similar to what casey will face right here. nick: we've been talking all day, the sand's a little heavy but -- jim: it is heavy but beautifully done. nick: looks like he's going to get in the top half at 16. jim: back to 17. >> what a fantastic shot that was from paul casey. peter: this lie is not too bad for bubba. >> ok. peter: that's the good news. bad news is he's only going to put 12 feet of green between the bunker and the hole. it's downhill moving away. >> you just saw the graphic. this is tough. going high. did he get under it? very fast left-to-right putt from 15 feet for his par. and of course, we saw the two shots then from delaet and harman they're inside. check this out. he had a little upsurge, as you see, but he tried to hoist it up high. peter: that's where he had to make his

now, paul casey in connecticut, pga travelers, par 4, 3rd whole.and it is a couple stops and a drop for eagle. finishing the round at 16 under for the tournament. bubba with 16 under, could of won it here at 18. guess what? put the baby down. this is playoff time. two extra holes before bubba brought it. from 160 yards that was smooth as butter. sending an 8 foot birdie putt to win it. a win here in the second time in his career. >> this is his 8th career win. >> for his efforts i am in the wrong line of work. $1.1 million. >> wow! >> yes. look at that. that is just one of the tour stops. not one of the biggies. >> wow. >> the british open, that'll be more money or pounds or whatever. >> all we are lacking is the talent to make the money? >> [ laughter ] >> yes. we are good enough to say >> glor: breaking news manhunt over. the remaining fugitive david sweat shot and captured in northern new york after more than three weeks on the run. greek banks will not open on monday as people across the country scramble to withdraw cash ahead of a critical tue

. >>> bubba watson knocked down back-to-back birdies on sunday to begin the day and paul casey overcamehree-stroke deficit to force extra holes. watson made a birdie to secure his eighth career win. >>> for the first time ever, busch brothers kyle and kurt finished 1 and 2 in a race. it's kyle's first win since a broken right leg and left foot from a crash back in february. motogp rider finished the dutch grand prix over the weekend. he was forced off his bike but still in control here. watch it! ao was in position to finish the race eighth but dropped to 17th. at least he saved himself from a crash. >>> lebron james is expected to bypass his 21.6 million dollar player option and become a free agent july 1st. this is the third time in six years that james will be an unrestricted free agent. james' decision allows him to negotiate a new contract, making more cash and he is expected to stay in cleveland. sounds like quite a deal. >>> thanks. >>> just ahead, diddy goes down at the b.e.t. awards. >>> catch and release. a seven-foot shark pulled from the ocean in north carolina. you're watch

but paul casey forced extra holes. watson made a birdie on the second playoff hole. >>> for the first time ever busch brothers kyle and kirk finished one and two in a race. it's kile's first win since sustaining a broken leg and foot from a crash in february. >>> nicolas aho finished the dutch grand prix on saturday. he pushed too hard as he says in the final stechd which forced him off the bike but still in control. he was in place to finish the race eighth but dropped to 17th. >>> lebron james, he's expected to by pass his $21.6 million player option and become a free agent july 1st. this is the third time in six years that james will be an unrestricted free agent. it allows him to negotiate a new contract making new cash and he's expect topped stay in cleveland. >>> stating ahead, is isis planning fourth of july attacks? plus hundreds hospitalized after a freak fire at a water park party. details next. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't

paul casey jump-starting his round on 3. eagle approach here. one hop and in. casey closes.econd playoff hole. reminisce not to the green side bunker terrible. bubba drops the birdie putt. that's it. watson winner of the travelers for the second time in his career. and such a golf geek i'm in a fantasy league with my brother. we are team mates. he said let's go bubba watson. no let's go billy horschel finished 30th. bubba wins it. >> didn't know that existed. >> yeah. >> rest up. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep numbe

paul casey how about a one-stop drop for eagle at the pga traveler's. soccer, we're going bing bang bong bouncers. real salt lake delivered big. ever have a weekend drive like this? ryan grisco, amazingly enough as you watch this, he walked away okay. how about some body control? how did he hold it together? and finally nowhere to run or hide. phillies' jeff francoeur, oh, man can't watch this. embarrassment factor. it's out of 10. at the ball ballpark. oh man. had to stay out there till the end of the inning. >> that's what my 2-year-old looks like. >> reminds me of fourth grade little league. >> like it was a hot potato or had grease on it. >> good to see the pros do that every now and then. >> they can get humble. >> they're human. >> news throughout the evening latest on cbssf.com. >> join us for night beat at 10:00 on kbcw. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [

. >>> gulf from bubba watson won the 2015 championship and beating paul casey in a playoff in connecticut both finished the fourth round at 16 under par and casey has the advantage going in the second playoff hole and made a complete mess of it sending the ball straight into the crowd. and watson managed a birdie putt to claim the hole at river highlands and it's the sixth time since 2004 the tournament has been decided in a playoff. cricket in sri lanka and needed it to chase down a target of 153 on the final day in columbia and they did that with ease losing three wickets with scoring a half century. result means that sri lanka levels the three match series one on and will begin on friday. justin has sprinted his way into the history books at the u.s. trials. sending a warning to the competition he will face at the world championships in august. and he had two doping bans with a new personal best in the final of the men's 200 meters and 1.9.57 seconds is a new record for the meter and he is the fifth fastest 200 meter runner in history. major league baseball and los angeles beat the mar

at the travelers championship in cromwell, connecticut, bubba watson won many a playoff over paul caseyecond win of the season, and his eighth career at the present title. meanwhile new york major league baseball, steven strasburg had his best performance of the season as the nationals beat the phillies. the mets won a 13-inning thriller against cincinnati. for more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com, jim nantz reporting from connecticut. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill, not an injection or infusion for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't start xeljanz if you have any infection unless ok with your doctor. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happene

. >> reporter: josh earnst clearly talking about rand paul politics certainly coming into play at this moment tony? >> for sure. libby caseyive for us in washington. what does the debate in capitol mean on the government's ability to track its enemies paul beban is here to help us sort that out. >> there is now a high level of distrust about how the government collects information about us and then what it's doing with it and that's what has brought us to know the clock running out on these three key parts of the patriot act. the first and by far most controversial aspect was bulk phone collection. it allowed the government to vacuum up the metadata about the phone calls every american was making. this is what edward snowden exposed two years ago. and it is gone at least for now. another power that expired is a roving wiretap. this allows the government to track an individual who is using different lines. and a loan wolf season who is not after filled with any terrorist group, the fbi will need to get some sort of connection to a rogue group or terrorist nation. what does this all mean? are we less safe? has the government

senator rand paul's tactics pushed the final result. libby casey is live for us in washington. good to see you. where do things stand right now? >> reporter: tony, we are likely to see the death of one key part of the patriot act the government's ability to collect the bulk phone records of americans. instead, that would stay in the hands of telecom companies. what the senate was able to move forward is the u.s.a. freedom act, seen by many as a compromise measure that was passed 50 by the house. mcilroy spokemitch mcconnell spoke on that, here's what he had to say today talking about the modified bill, which he says if fisa bill. >> we'll have a vote on that legislation as soon as we, about on our way there we should take some common sense steps to ensure the new system envisioned by that legislation a system we would soon have to rely upon to keep our countries safe, will in fact actually work. the amendments filed last night would help do just that. >> the amendments mitch mcconnell's talking about would create a transition period for the government to get telephone companies

this won't hurt rand paul at all. >> and casey's point, about the different kinds of caucus barack obamatperformed on caucuses and it does -- caucus which nevada is keeping for instance, do tend to favor organizing and that doesn't necessarily correlate to broader support, it is just whether you are a good organizer. >> and we get reliant on how much they raise and it doesn't matter all that much and as a progressive i think you can agree that the mitt romney event going on right now and how much money the guys can raise is far less important than an iowa straw poll where we will see support and people voting. >> the point in the opening is you can get rid of the iowa straw poll there will be a lot of them and they will just look like the one at deer valley. they are having straw polls for small groups of people kasie hunt and brian darling, thank you both. >> thank you. >> as the massive manhunt for two escaped prisoners is underway, the woman who helped them get out is arrested today. the latest next. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to

. >> i want to go to paul callen former prosecutor and criminalist casey jordan. you heard a neighbor. she has known joyce. in a sense, what she was saying didn't surprise you. >> no. it's the same thing neighbors say when we discover serial killers. so many people have if you won't call it a double life a very secret life. in this particular case with joyce mitchell that's what was so exciting. if she's a classic person who has the idea that the thrill of going to work every day and having something to look forward to. we have been talking about it the obsession with the alpha male bad boy. women with low self-esteem, women who were abused as children, they need that sense of romance, almost a regressed feeling of teenagers. their lives are mundane. >> i call it love makes you crazy. it causes a lot of crime throughout the united states. >> so we just heard the district attorney. moments ago he laid out the charges. contraband and criminal facilitation. these charges together could carry a maximum of eight years and could carry less. there could be more charges.

senator rand paul's delay tactics put the final vote back to tuesday. libby casey is live in washington. libby it was not just the nsa authority to do away with bulk data collision that expired last night, was it? >> is that right, instead of stephanie. on hold the ability to do roving wiretaps wire traps on those who are using disposal phones and the ability to track lone wolf suspects. those who are not working in a network or cell. the senate could not come to an agreement in time for last night's midnight deadline. >> a rare sunday night senate session ended without passing legislation of the patriot act. the senate's authority to collect information in bulk expired. rand paul led the fight against renewal. >> people say well, they're not looking at t they're not listening to it. it's the type of the iceberg what we're talking about here and realize that they were dishonest about the program until we caught 'em. they kept saying over and over again we're not doing this. we're not collecting records and they were. >> on sunday cia director john brennan restated

senator rand paul's delay tactics pushed back the vote to tuesday. libby casey, about do things stand now? >> stephanie we'll see the senate come back in in just a little while but we won't expect to see a vote on this modified patriot act until tomorrow at the earliest. that's because a real fight within the republican party did not let them get very far. we saw a couple of sides. one does not want to see anything move forward with the patriot act. another is in favor of compromise bill then we had mitch mcconnell the majority leader who led a group saying that the patriot act should be extended in full. >> i think it should be worrying for our country because the nature of the threat we face is very series. as our enemies grow for constitutes kuwaited and aggressive. >> mcconnell finally backed down last night from his goal of renewing the full cater act because the support just wasn't there. the freedom bill would end the government's bulk collection of phone data. that information would still be held by phone companies and the government would be allowed to

among those raising objections, senator rand paul blocked efforts for a final vote on the bill for at least 24 hours. libby casey is following the developments in our washington bureau. where do things stand now? >> the senate came into a rare sunday session yesterday. they were able to advance with the bill called a compromise measure. the senate stalled on it. they couldn't come to terms with the details. this was really a fight among republican ranks. mitchmitch mcconnell the majority had been insisting on a full reauthorization of the patriot act. he wanted everything extended. take a listen to the majority leader on the floor yesterday. >> i think it should be worrying for our country because the nature of the threat we face is very serious. as our enemies grow for sophisticated and aggressive. >> randall you'll hear the majority leader calling for the renewal of the patriot act but he was not able to get it through. there was too much resistance. the free dam act stops the government from collecting the bulk phone data of americans. instead, that would be left to phone companies that deal with and the gove

rand paul and a large field he is not the default moderate candidate the way romney could run there in 2012. >> so many to choose from krystal. >> absolutely. i want to get you back in here, caseyn't locked up the number of endorsements and really locked that down in the way that many observers expected he would previously. why do you think he struggled in that arena? >> well if you compare it to where his brother sat at this campaign, he has fewer senators. his brother had dozens. and i think they're hearing it from the other candidates. john kasich of ohio said hey, i expected jeb bush to taken all of the air out of the room so far and it's pretty clear that jeb bush hasn't done that. they're trying to create an aura of inevitability if you will around this announcement today and a list of florida officials who were supporting him and seems particularly marco rubio and one of his top advisers acknowledged to me pretty tough opponent if the two of them came into a florida primary, for example. >> casey we're covering the big story today which is jeb bush where you are. but we shifted some plans to cover the first press conference of hillary clinton just last hour and i saw you

1708; enzi 1980; paul 1678; hatch 1811, fisher 1825 king, 2020, menendez 2050, as modified, coons 1474, murphy 1901 warren 1902, blumenthal 1563 durbin 1703, tester 1944, as modified; casey 1747; schatz 2006 leahy 1931, ayotte 2011, ben.net 1916. these roadblock agreed to by both sides and i want to thank all members for agreement of this package. i am a sorry it's not larger, but it is equally divided between both sides of the aisle. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. mccain: i ask unanimous consent that all postcloture time on h.r. 1735 expire at 1:45 p.m. today with the time equally divided between the managers or their designees for debate only. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. mccain: madam president, i had asked the members of the committee to convene in the president's room at 1:30, if they would because there is a portion of the bill, the annex that needs to be approved, and we need a quorum that are that so that we can -- for that so that we can move forward with a final vote on the bill. i also want to thank all members on both sides sides of the aisle for the conduct of this debate and considerati