. >>> coming up, grand prix of saint pete davis said winner the chances an amateur making the cut in a pga tournament pretty low but the chances of an amateur actually winning a tournament, beyond low. it only happened a handful times in history. it was chase today in the final round of the championship. he became the first amateur to win a tournament since phil mickelson did in 1991. he was just three years old at the time. according to held by six shots entering the day and started his final round with this birdie. his magic would eventually run out and he finished with two under 69 for the day. it's good for fourth place. mccoy will never forget beating speed. the final round went down to fill half and charles wurtzel. he missed his par putt so this part. the south african made history. the story this weekend the journey of tampa amateur the mccoy. >> getting teatime here on thursday the convention on sunday was something never crossed my mind. i really had to pinch myself. >>> when was the last time you heard an amateur beating the number one golfer in the world? >> speeds tied a

. >> [inaudible] >> i am pete davis, i was hired as an economist on the joint committee in 1974. my recollection is that mr. nixon scraped up some free cash, and the pardon the mr. ford wrote for him was written for all crimes and misdemeanors, not for watergate crimes and misdemeanors specifically. to allow him to evade paying the bulk of that tax that he owed. and president ford's press secretary resigned over that issue. isn't that correct? mr. thorndike: it is my understanding that the pardon was written with tax issues in mind. i don't know if that, in fact, led to him not paying. i just don't know. is that common knowledge at the time? i don't know. >> i recall press reports. mr. thorndike: it's hard to tell. thank you, i don't know. to me, my bigger question at this point. mr. yin: i think the more interesting issue in a way, is the second count of the impeachment, which involved not nixon's personal filings and compliance with the law, but his abuse of the agency and going after political enemies and so forth. that was the second count of the impeachment items. >> both of

again, i would just ask that you keep them brief. [ inaudible ] >> i'm pete davis. i was hired as an economist on the joint committee in 1974. my recollection is that mr. nixon scraped up some free cash and the pardon that mr. ford wrote for him was written for all crimes and misdemeanors, not for watergate crimes and misdemeanors, specifically to allow him to evade paying the bulk of that tax that he owed and president ford's press secretary resigned over that issue. isn't that correct? >> i mean, it is my understanding that the pardon was written to include -- with tax issues in mind. i don't know if that in fact led to him not paying or not. i actually -- i just don't know. and i don't know how to -- is that common knowledge at the time? yeah, i don't know. >> i recall press reports. >> it's hard to tell. but anyway, thank you. that that's my big question at this point. >> i think a more interesting question in a way is the second count of the impeachment which involved not nixon's personal filings and compliance with the law, but his abuse of the agency in going

winds now 10 miles per hour in davis island. 14 st. pete. 12 in clearwater. there is not a lot of wind out there but there is a little breeze this morning. it certainly is a warm one. 68 degrees in tampa. 66 for sarasota and bradenton. same thing in river view, as a matter of fact and new port richey. tampa bay downs showing the sunrise out there. few high clouds coming by. it will get a warming trend started. 80 degrees by lunchtime for today. no jackets for the kids at the bus stop this morning. certainly don't need it this afternoon. we are rain-free as we work our way through your thursday. forecast model will show a slight change in the winds today and wind direction. it will be breezy. through the first half of the day everybody is seeing a most part. after lunchtime we'll go to a southerly wind and south southwest at the beaches. what that means if you are in coastal pinellas, manatee and sarasota your warmest part of the day is 12:00 to 2:00. temperatures will drop as the sea breeze works its way in. not a big deal but on the warmer side before the co

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