eagle on the last hole putting him further in front of new challenger peter hudson of sweden with robert rock on remark or roy five shots behind northern irish man a michael roy must win the event to have any chance of claiming the european money title ahead of luke donald the englishman himself needs a top nine finish to become the first ever player to secure the order of merit kron on both sides of the atlantic he's eight strokes off the summit sitting twelfth in the u.a.e. . i think just personally in terms of my mental approach for the next couple days i was it was huge it was a struggle today i've been making a few kind of uncharacteristic mistakes i'm not sure what that. is down to maybe just you know the situation of what's at stake this week but to make three birdies that. will make lunch and make the next two days a little easier let's talk russia's women have won bronze at their home european championships confidently seeing off denmark on a thirteen seven scoreline on friday russia were beaten by scotland in extra end in the semifinals meaning a danish test for the last podium spot

>> the olson twins are still rocking it, robert they? >> i think they are -- rocking it, aren't they? >> they are in their 50s. and they are not doing well. >> lady gaga, i just hate her. i have nothing funny to even say. i just hate her. >> that's funny in its own way. tucker, here is the thing that bugs me, this young achiever stuff sucks. thisy pick people whose careers they are supposed to achieve when they are young. pop stars are supposed to be 25. show me a 50-year-old who kandahar -- a 15-year-old who can perform open heart surgery. >> or a 25-year-old can a human rights activist. >> and you are mia farrow and woody allen's kid. >> when i think about it, that's a bigger achievement is being able to survive woody allen and mia farrow. that's an achiever. much bigger. >> this is the year of the protestor. i don't know if you have heard. >> was there anybody you would nominate? >> well, i would scratch from the list lil wayne. who is lil wayne? >> i don't know, actually. >> that was actually a nickname. >> and why are they all entert

rock the boat. good luck on that. robert forgot to thank his brother danny. danny, you so much for being here to support your brother. our major of the month is some third marshall academic high school. [applause] janet is a special education counselor and a teacher and works with the community access training, teaching severely impaired 18 from 22-year-old students to become independent -- in and attended skills and job training. when her students are in the community doing these activities, jet and her staff will take them to art museums, fitness centers, special events, theater, and anything wonderful that the theater has to offer. this helps them learn how to access the city, find out places that they can go once they leave sfusd, and find places they can go out with their friends once they're on their on. she has also been the primary " soccer, basketball, and track and field tenements when her students participate in the special olympics. please congratulate janet from thurgood marshall. [applause] >> i did not know quite how to start this, but i want t

time.com intelligence columnist and former cia officer robert baird and author of "rock the casbah" robin wright, people are using big words like massacre and genocide to suggest that whole sections of the population there are being wiped out even as the inspectors are arriving. are they overstating it or does that seem to be true? >> this has gone on for nine months now. this is something that's not been a short experience and the scope of it gets worse and worse despite the fact the president denies he's ordering any brutality against his own people. we're getting close to the point we can use words like that, when the united nations claims there are at least 5,000 people who have been killed. some estimates 70,000 syrians have been arrested. ment some of those released talked about brutal torture. the scope of this is now getting really horrendous. >> bob if you have a president who wants to say against a backdrop of pictures like this that nothing's going on, that nothing is wrong, how much faith would you have these inspectors from the arab league will even get to see the right areas

rocks up in the on the roof. and the neighbors asked us to tune down our alarm because it was being a nuisance. >>> live in san jose, robert handa, channel 2 news. >>> we are learning more tonight about the 7-year-old skier who died after falling out of a chair lift at sugar bowl ski resort. john henderson was from davis. his family says he was an active and rambuntious child who dreamed of being an astronaut or inventor. >>> a man who was shot by police near hilltop mall in richmond is now in stable condition. they weren't responded to a report of -- they were responding to a report of a man carrying a gun in his waistband. he was reportedly shot when he tried to run out a rear exit door. no one else was hurt. >>> thousandsover bay area nurses on -- thousands of bay area nurses on strike over stalled contract talks. >> all right here we go. >> reporter: the one day walk out got under way this morning at eight hospitals. including alta mead. >> our nurses, $136,000 a year salary for a full time nurse. >> we're not being greedy, we work really hard for our money. >> reporter: sutter health has hired more than 400 replacemen

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coming up in this half hour, it's a hazing scandal that has rocked the campus of florida a&m. >> it was the death of robert champion, a member of one of the college's top. his death was deemed a homicide and now his parents are suing the university. we'll hear what they have to say coming up. >>> also ahead, on friday, a judge sentenced barry bonds to 30 days of house arrest and two years of probation. the issue of doping in baseball doesn't end here. we're going to take a closer look. >>> and then, it's not only about shopping for gifts this time of year. what about shopping for a home? the holiday season can be a pretty good time to buy or sell some real estate. barbara corcoran will be along to tell us why. >> reporter: but we begin with the tragic hazing death now ruled a homicide at florida a&m university. nbc's tom trung has the story. >> reporter: hazing was first suspected in the death of drum major robert champion. and now, autopsy results confirmed that suspicion. the official can all cause of death, mrunt force trauma sustained during a hagz incident. >> it hurt because it -- i found out that my

farmer robert wells was herding his cattle and the cows got spooked by something reportedly pink in the road. and one of the cows chose to jump from this little rockt they're rescuing is a cow. they had a crane. they had straps. they had wenches. they really went all out. >> did they have peter the vet. >> a specialist named peter, so weird. >> just came up. >> i thought that was a saying. >> you know that old saying about peter the vet. >> crazy old piece here they did tranquilize the cow so the cow would be calm. >> this is probably enjoyable for the cow. the cow is totally high. this is cool. >> how do they know cows are afraid of something pink? here's what happened. >>> queensland, australia, for a close call. this is sports car racing. this guy is in his yellow car and trying to track down a porsche boxer up ahead in his class of racing. in this sports car racing -- >> i need to stop right there. i'm wondering, how is a miata in the same racing class as a porsche. >> my question exactly. >> they're in the same class. >> what does that mean? >> it means they're an equal match. >> how is it possible the miata is equal to a porsche? >> it's lik

rocking one of the world's largest sports youth group. accused of child sex abuse. in an espn interview, two former back players say robert dodd molested them when they were teens in the 1980s. the aau says it alerted police last week and even turned over the name ever a third accuser. cnn's george howell joins us live. they first learned in early november but police weren't told until nearly a month later? >> reporter: again, christine, that is one of the questions we want to ask of police this morning. basically getting into the timeline of events here. we know that the aau received anonymous e-mails from a source only identified by the name shrimp breath. that on november 7th and 8th. they also received anonymous phone messages that took at least a month for the group to basically hire a private investigator, then go through all of that material to decide whether to turn it over to police. again, a month went by when this group turned it over to police on december 8th and, again, the group made the decision just days after getting those anonymous e-mails and phone calls to remove dodd from his post. >> the alleged abus

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roberts, chris colfer, as well as miley cyrus. another special kid is here, he'll raise his voice with a fitting song for the show, the one and only kid rock. and if there's time left at the end of the night, i can't -- i choreographed a personally have choreographed a hip-hop dance routine to john lennon's "imagine," which i'm very excited about. my mom said, quote, it's off the hook. it gets cut for time every year. i hope this year is different. it's the fifth anniversary of cnn heroes, the impact of our shows has made a huge difference. since we began our heroes have worked in 77 different countries. they have helped hundreds of thousands of people and received more than $6 million from you at home to help them continue their selfless work. this evening we celebrate five incredible years of cnn heroes. tonight we gather to honor the best that america has to offer. >> heroes walk among us and we applaud their stories. >> toiling in obscurity but they deserve our recognition and our help. >> redemption is beautiful, dangerous, never-ending work. and a hero never fears it. >> every day this woman confronts the worst of what humanity has t

roberts, chris colfer, as well as miley cyrus. another special kid is here, he'll raise his voice with a fitting song for the show, the one and only kid rock. and if there's time left at the end of the night, i can't -- i choreographed a personally have choreographed a hip-hop dance routine to john lennon's "imagine," which i'm very excited about. my mom said, quote, it's off the hook. it gets cut for time every year. i hope this year is different. it's the fifth anniversary of cnn heroes, the impact of our shows has made a huge difference. since we began our heroes have worked in 77 different countries. they have helped hundreds of thousands of people and received more than $6 million from you at home to help them continue their selfless work. this evening we celebrate five incredible years of cnn heroes. tonight we gather to honor the best that america has to offer. >> heroes walk among us and we applaud their stories. >> toiling in obscurity but they deserve our recognition and our help. >> redemption is beautiful, dangerous, never-ending work. and a hero never fears it. >> every day this woman confronts the worst of what humanity has t

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rocked that campus. >> we will stand firm against outside influence regardless of how well-intended. it may lead to detrimental consequences that threaten the viability of the university. >> since the death of drum major robertors say they have uncovered possible employee fraud and misconduct at the university, and that is why the governor of florida wanted the president to step aside. i want to bring in george howell who's been following this for us. he is live in taltallahassee, george, the board did not follow the governor's recommendation. do you know who's behind the board's decision today? >> reporter: brooke, for context you have to go back to tommy mitchell, the head of the alumni group herement i says the group that oversees accreditation for colleges and universities sent a warning to governor rick scott that this board of trustee should be able to make the decision without governmental pressures. we saw a board today firm in its decision that it has no desire to remove dr. are james ammons from its post and it will not be influenced by outside pressures. later in the day we got a response from the governor saying he will abide by the decision of the board of trustees here, brooke. >> i want to rea