scotland yard says there was no evidence his phone was tapped. "the news of the world" says its journalists have operated within the lawson to the editor was convicted. but it statement said nothing about whether before that it had indeed targeted the voicemail of thousands of people. >> fewer and fewer students are interested in studying science at university. it's a problem facing countries across europe. but the germans have come up with an unusual way to hook a new generation. they're using a train and calling it the "science expressed." >> attention please, attention please. the train standing on a platform eight is the science express. backstop, the future. >> so, here i am come on board the "science express." this is no ordinary too few trained. it is a traveling exhibition, and the latest in german technology. -- this is no ordinary too few trained. it stopped in different towns and cities in germany and tries not to get a public interested in science but to get people thinking about the big questions of life, the universe, and the future

scotland yd says there was no evidence hishone was tapped. "the news of the wor" says its journalists he operated within the lawsoto the editor waconvicted. but it statement said noing abt whher before that it had indeed targeted the icemail of thousands of pple. >> fewer andewer studentsare interestedn sdying science atniversity. it's a problem fing countries across rope. but thermans have comup with an unusu way to hk a new genation. ey're using a train and caing ithe "science expressed." >> attention please, attention please. the traistanding on a platrm eight is thescience express. bastop, the future. >> so, here i am come on boar the "science eress." thiss no ordinary tooew trained. it is a traveling exhition, d the latest in germa technology. -- thiss no ordiny tofew traed. it stopped in fferent towns ancities in gmany and tries notoget a public interested in science but to get peoe thinking about the big questions of life, the universe, and the future. fo exple, here is something i never knew -- in the future, everyone will have one of

been spending long hours on the course in scotland. the british open gets under way on thursday, and since he has never played for competition on this course, he has been making notes on the bunkers and testing the speed of the greens. he is 0-2 on the majors this year. >> you have to plot your way along. i have been in the position of the first two majors this year, unfortunately, not getting it done. >> for baseball fans, ryan zimmermann is in st. louis for the all-star game, and it has not been an easy trip. >> he obviously knows the game. he has managed some teams that have a lot more big-name guys, premier talent than we have, and has seen how they go about their business. >> home field advantage for the world series will once again go to the winning league. lincicum against halliday. the national league has not won in 12 years. >> i am sure the players hear it, so if that is a motivation or gives us something else to go out there and play harder for, i hope it works. >> they held the home run derby last night. this home run, 503

my right honorable friend on the restructuring of jobs in scotland which the leader of the oppositionas received to. indeed, it was mixed news 500 job losses over two years but also 100 million pound investment including in my constituency. will my right honorable friend do everything they can to negate these jobs and also agree to meet with1d the company to diss their continued plans for investment in scotland? >> mr. speaker, can i say that whether there is unemployment we are toward1áu and the measures that we've announced on monday will move in to helpsñ youn8j people but also help adults who are losing their jobs. where there is capital investment being made by firms it is possible forÑ them to get new capital allowances that were in%ltt in the budget to stimulate new investment and whatá:ur(áq seeking to do is have an investment-led recovery. the capital spending that we have 2008, 200'2009, to '9 and is vital to doing that and we will continue to bank private investment in our country and these are the figures i want to make clear to the house. >> as chair of your party the h

is right and proper. >> gordon banks. >> my honorable friend announce the destruction of jobs in scotland, which the opposition has referred to. indeed it was mixed news, 500 job losses over two years but also 100 million pounds of investment. will my right honorable friend who everything he can to negate the loss of these jobs and billy also agree to meet with the company to discuss their continued plans for investment in scotland? >> mr. speaker, can i say that where there is unemployment we are ready to help in the measures were announced on monday will help young people and adults who are losing their jobs. where there is capital investment being made by firms, it is possible to get new capital loans that were introduced in the budget to stimulate new investment in what we are seeking to do is an investment led recovery. the capital spending we have real-- reallocated, walleck falls in 2010/11 is vital to doing that and we will continue to back private investment in our country and these are the figures i want to make clear to the house. >> as chair of the party of the high group by b

they had today for the second round for the championship in turnberry, scotland.i hope you're friday is up to a good day. >>> the famous building in chicago as a new name. the by sears tower and hello willis tower. -- could bugood bye sears towerd tallow was tower. >> enough everyone is still going to call at sears tower. >> of course. >>> baltimore county police are investigating a deadly shooting. details are next. >>> im nikole killion in washington. the latest on the president's health care plan coming up. >>> there is some light rain over western maryland. i will let you know what the chances are for showers and storms this evening. state sen. -- stay tuned.

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we're in scotland where 29-year-old steve marin know has become quite a story.he day tied with watson for the lead at 5 under. his second shot here, and look at that, lands on the green and then curls up nice and close to the pin. marin know would tap that in for eagle and triple bogeyed 15 and now 1 over for the tournament five shots behind the leader. here he is, tom watson putting forboard on 16. 30 feet away. knocks down the long putt. the gallery shows incredible support as this would give watson a share of the lead. then his second shot from the edge of the fairway on the par 5 17th. look at it. gets a bounce right where he was it. it bounces and rolls to about 15 feet of the pin. it sets up an eagle attempt for tom watson who was loving every second of play this arn. watson missed the eagle, but he would settle for the tap-in for byrdie. he leads the british open at 4 under. >>> only8 holes n separate tom watson from becoming the oldest major champion in history at the age of 59. to some ker, d.c. united taking on colorado at home. united paid this one fu

. >> reporter: in scotland, longtime care is being free since 2002. people are given 210 pounds each week on personal and nursing care but it costs the scottish government an extra 97 million pounds each year for residential homes and 224 million pounds to care for people in their own homes. >> we would like to see both an income base payment across people's lifetime and then some kind of payment later on in life to top that off. does recognize the people who do have access can afford. >> reporter: there's no suggestion that england may copy scotland, it's just too expensive. but this is a very major issue and labour knows get it wrong it could lose them a lot of votes at next election. >>> turning to africa. we've been telling you about that intensifying conflict in somalia and tonight we want to bring you an update. one more example of just how dangerous that country remains. in the capital, mogadishu, two french security advisers were kidnapped by about ten gunmen. it happened at a hotel where the gunmen first disarmed the guards. and then knocked

today in turnberry in scotland, tom watson, walking with a one- stroke lead, at that point, seemed a sure thing, watson surely on his way to a crown, the ninth overall tying, with players like gary hogan. and would be the first older man to win the majors, but that was not to be. the man who rewrote it was stewart cink, he got it, that birdie on 18, how about the brit? all weekend long to get to this, 2-under as well. oh no, his day would be done. then tom watson right here for the win on 18, eight feet for a -- no, stays out, and you know what that means. we're going to a four-hole playoff with stewart cink and watson. and i think everybody except for stewart cink and his family were rooting for watson, but the first total a bogie. a great recovery shot right here to keep him in it momentarily. and this is what we saw -- from tom watson all week. the steady putts right here, still one shot back of stewart cink at that point. but then we go to 17, this was watson's bread and butter, all week long. you see where that landed. not pretty, had to take a double bogie and then stewart cink

turnberry, scotland. he didn't win but he really did win, don't you think?ll, he didn't win but he absolutely did win. it was a victory for all of us old geezers. you realize stewart cink was 4 years old when he won the last time here in 1977 and cink was 10 years old when he won his last major in 1982. 68 of the players in the field here this beautiful week here in scotland weren't even born yet when tom watson won. he gave all of us old guys pause that the best times are ahead of us. what do you think about that? >> yeah, sonny. let me ask you this, because a lot of people were rooting for him. oh, my god, is he going to do it? and we were texting back and forth watching. this makes him marketable again, i would imagine. >> well, yeah. he's got to deal with ralph lauren. he made $21 million on course earnings over the life of his career. and the sky is the limit for him. look for him to do some major endorsement and marketing efforts for this. it's been a huge success for someone who if he had won and made that eight-foot putt, he would have been the oldes

flying south to get steve's passport in time to board the plane to scotland.rino is in the lead at the british open thanks to dad. and those are the conditions you are talking about. but they are perfect if you are on a sailboat. nice place to be. steve marino putting for birdie on 14. gets that to go. marino, most of three under. he had to have his agent send over warm clothes. yeah. tiger woods had a rough dayn the tenth tee. shot goes way, way right. into some roughage. didn't know where it was. so the fans and tiger start to look for the ball. still no luck. tiger had to hit a provisional ball and double bogeys the hole. ouch. on 13, tiger's third shot. chipping from behind the green and doesn't make it far enough. rolls back down the hill. that's never good. wood finishes at plus five. he misses the cut for just the fourth time in his pro career. ing the second missed cut at a major. here's 59-year-old tom watson and he was yesterday's story after shooting a five under. today still part of the story. here on 18. 45-foot birdie. look at the reaction. kicks

thick scotland grass. and that is a rough shot in rough.ed eight iron and said he should have used a nine iron. cink quietly in the green to match the course. finding fairways and finding greens. two putt from there for birdie on third playoff hole. this hole with one-stroke lead. watson putting for bogey. uh-huh. double bogey. essentially cink gets the claret jug. finished off six-stroke win and hopefully playoff for cink, watson story of the week. the story of the tournament, maybe the story of the year in golf. but comes up a little bit short. cink the 1997 rookie of the year finally delivers 12 years later with his first major. the story was watson. >> would have been a hell of a story, wouldn't it. would have been a hell of a story. wasn't to be. yes, great disappointment. it tears at your gut as it it always has torn at my gut. it's not easy to take. i put myself in position to win. didn't do it it in the last hole. playoff was just one bad shot after another and stewart did what he had to do to win. >> i'm just filled with pride and

. >> that is already happening in scotland. most of the users are women aged in their 20's or 30's. they come before a holiday or simply because they feel it helps them look good. this company uses airports style technology to make sure customers are not booking too many sessions. the industry insists there is no proven link with skin cancer. >> quite a day in the world of formula one today. just hours after bmw announced that are pulling out of the sport, the greatest german driver announced he was getting back into the sport. michael schumacher will replace massa. he retired in 2006 after winning 91 grand prix. the news came on the david b&w announced it would pull out of the championship at the end of the season -- the news came on the date that bmw announced it would pull out at the end of the season. >> bmw has spent four years and millions of pounds developing their cars, but this morning, at their headquarters in munich, they announced they had had enough. the chief executive said it had been a difficult decision to quit formula one at the end of the season, but they decided

in scotland, there have been four deaths. >> we have seen a big surge, but if retract it carefully, we may see signs of a slowing. i do not think that takes away from the fact that it will come back in larger numbers in autumn and winter. >> the new on-line service to help people with the symptoms struggled to cope today with demand. it is expected to be the route used by most of england. if the questions are answered correctly, they could be eligible to enter by rote treatment to be picked up by a relative. >> this means that it will be less. it means people can go to the call center or go online and check whether the condition is and get advice on how to get access to the antiviral. >> general practitioners will still be busy. pregnant women and young children with health problems are still likely to be referred to doctors. tamiflu is only meant for those sick, and it can have side effects, like nausea. doctors warned that the international phone service should not be abused. at this american -- emergency meeting in cairo, arab health officials talk about trying to contain swine flu.

. >>> coming up, one of the great sports stories is bring in scotland. tom watson is proving that turning back the clock is not a pipe dream. >> there was a lot of sun today. we need rain. the weather forecast is coming up >>> here is your weather forecast with john collins. >> here is a check on the radar. there are not many clouds over us. most of them are off to the northwest. there is some shower activity in pennsylvania north of pittsburgh. the rain is not a big factor in the weather today. there is sunshine. the humidity went down. that gave us a pleasant day. the high temperature was 84 at the airport and the inner harbor. 88 would be the typical high and more humid. it was almost too perfect to be true. it will probably be colder tomorrow morning. there is no precipitation. things are dry for the month of july. we're beginning to use up some of the excess we got in the spring. we have used up half of that and the last month because of the lack of rain. ñrit is 81 on the west side of e bay. it is a little cooler in the mountains to the west becaus

here's a picture of scotland to rescue him after a helicopter actually lifted him to safety. the state, get this, has not find them to pay for the rescue costs because the quote "negligence." snack less luggage had last night. the tennessee bureau of investigation saying a suspect is in custody or the murder of six people in the state. five of the killings happened over the past two days in rural tennessee area and the sixth place in alabama. to make indonesia's health ministry says four other ported help the -- four of eight people killed the american hotels in jakarta were foreigners. investigators daresay a malaysian fugitive who runs a southeast asian militant network is the likely suspect in the attacks. >> on this day in the year 64 a.d. and emperor fiddled and the city burned according to legend anyway. a small fire starts in a market near the circus maximus in rome, and quickly spreads. it raged nonstop for six days and when it was finally put out, more than two thirds of the capital of the roman empire was in ruins. roman writers would later say they ever, narrow, in

scotland, conditions worse yesterday than they were on friday.fect conditions if you were on a sailboat. tiger woods had never played turnberry, his third shot chipping off the green, doesn't hit it hard enough. the ball rolls back down the hill. woods, unhappy about that finishes plus five. he misses the cut for just the fifth time in his professional career. here's the co-leader, 59-year-old tom watson on 18, putting from 45 feet away. count it. check out watson. stoked. watson finished the round at even par, he shares the lead with steve marino at five under. here he is, fairfax native, steve marino, his second shot on the par 5, 17th, gets it close to the hole for an eagle attempt. now check this out, marino wasn't even expecting to play the british open, when he found out last weekend that he was in, he had to have his dad send him his passport. here's the eagle attempt, marino rocking the red beanie there. reads the break to perfection. that's in. marino had the round of the day with a 68. shares the lead at 5-under. a crazy turn of events

. >> british open under way this morning in scotland. first round highlights of that and rest of the night in sports coming up on sports unlimited. >> thanks so much. very hot coming up on the weekend. >> yes. vytas will let us know if the heat will stick around for the weekend. >> looks like it sticks around for another day and a half but things get better. a little bit cooler as we get into the weekend but we could get some thunderstorms erupting ahead of a frontal boundary that is pushing in by tomorrow afternoon evening. now right now looking at the sky watch hd sky cam inner harbor looking at the sunshine and just few high thin clouds around the area but the temperatures are baking down temperatures are baking down there

and in golf, first round of the british open under way in scotland. harrington is the two-time defending champion. that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> thank you, mario. >>> which chick flick character is returning to the big screen? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, ever stop and think at the gym, what am i getting out of this? well, this woman would tell you a longer life. you're watching early today. :ea. >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. severe weather possible today from new york city just north of philadelphia, scranton, albany, banton, syracuse, burlington, vermont. damaging winds likely with these storms. nashville, atlanta, tallahassee, charlotte. well, if you're watching us on weyi nbc 25, saginaw, michigan, see the world war i posters that galvanized men, women and resources around the war effort at the saginaw art museum exhibit, red, white, and you! >> thank you, bill. appreciate it. >>> nous here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. how

. >> i have been enjoying scotland. i have seen it looking up, big sky, fishing and hiking. i also tried haggins. -- i also tried gafis. -- hagis. >>>> >>> the latest on the police- involved shooting near capitol hill, sam ford has the latest. >> there is a lot of police activity near the u.s. capitol. according to capitol police, it started at 5:15. they were trying to make a routine traffic stop near union station, but instead of stopping, the person and a white mercedes with temporary tags sped up and ran into a u.s. capitol police officer around columbus circle. at that point, the chase turned on the louisiana avenue, continued down louisiana ave. the suspect turned on to new jersey and ran into a u.s. capitol police barrier and the car stopped. the police ordered him to show was hands. he did not, he produced a weapon, there was a shooting, and the man was killed. >> when i heard the crash, i started running up to the corner, and then i heard a bunch of pops. i did not realize there were gunshots. i thought they were firecrackers. i turned around, and my kid were agains

that is when the cream mixture makes her -- that's when the cream mixture annual visit to scotland. >> she had been calling for just one year, but in 1953, as head of the commonwealth, queen elizabeth in part on her first world tour, taking in 13 countries across four continents. lady pamela hicks was a step behind. >> quite often, they would come up to me and davidson, now we know what we fought for. >> the queen has made 175 this visits. >> we look at a dress like this , but when we look closely, we see the wonderfully be the import duty -- the wonderfully beaded embroidery. >> the wealth of gifts on display. equally as precious, this chess set given by nelson mandela. >> then there are the presence that even buckingham palace does not have room for. >> in 1949, the london declaration establish the modern commonwealth. george vi death meant that queen elizabeth took on the role. >> i think she has provided the trend. i suppose you could call it. >> almost 60 years ago, the queen said she would give her heart and soul to this equal partnership of nations. she has become the most trav

joining us now is dan of scotland equities he's over at the chicago board options exchange. what is your take welcome calls more selling pressure in the stock market? a couple of things i think we are looking at this week i think the bond auction this point to take place in the government issuance of notes of bonds brought the week are going to be the theme for this week. i believe that we need to see how that did come in and we need to see that there is still solid demand from that which we are still issuing to cover up this financial situation. that is certainly a good point we are looking forward to a second quarter earnings seizing chevron to get off earning season and that could be a big test for the market. it sure could be lucky said chevron this week and even moving out you have coming over the next couple of weeks have the earnings season were kicking it off in the market is teetering now i don't like the fact that the s&p 500 closed below 900 last week. technically dead does not look good so we'll see but there is some pressure in the market right now. thank you so

. >> steve marino had a roller coaster weekend in scotland.e was co-leader with tom watson heading into saturday's round, but then fell off pace. marino told me today that he was sad listening as watson lost in the playoff. and certainly earned even more respect for the legend after playing alongside him on saturday. >> the guy is an absolute legend, especially over there. people were just screaming his name all d long. i joked -- i said, he could be the king of scotland. the people just love him. they were yelling his name the whole day. it was pretty cool. >> for you, i mean, being able to say that you were the leader at the british open, you know, and then obviously i know you fell back on saturday, but what was it like for you to come back and play on sunday? >> you know, it was kind of a -- a challenge mentally because saturday didn't go as well as i would have liked, but i finished strong and put myself in the tournament. i still felt like i could win the tournament sunday. i just tried to stay as focused as a possibly could. and try to

i love playing golf in scotland. i really appreciate all the support. it's great. thank you.his is -- i've waited quite a while for this. i think this is my 12th open i've played in. i haven't had the best record here. all that's gone now, for that, i have to thank several people. i'd like to thank my coach, butch harmon. my trainer chris moss. i middle coach, mo picks and preston waddington. thank my caddie frank. over there, frank. good work. my parents, my parents, rob and anne back in the states, who got me started at such a young age. i'd like to thank my wife and my kids who are standing off to the side here, too. guys thank you for being with us the whole way. lisa, thank you for introducing me to my faith. i'd like to lift this up to god to give me the ability to do withstand all the pressure and all the obstacles that present itself out there on the links. i'd also like to thank the committee for hosting the tournament here. thank turnberry, it's been a wonderful experience. as always, i enjoy coming back over. and i look forward to so many more, now that i've got th

. >>> in sports, it's day one of the british open in scotland with ireland's pad rag harrington goingfor his third straight win. he'll have to beat a hungry tiger woods to do it. woods has been practicing on the turnberry course. he hasn't won a major tournament since returning from knee surgery last year. >>> the phillies have a new starting pitcher, pedro martinez. the phils introduced the 37-year-old right-hander yesterday. he'll start a few games in the minors before joining the big club. >>> houston rockets center yao ming is showing you you can go home again. he's purchased the shanghai sharks, the chinese pro team where he got his start. yao missed the last part of the nba season after fracturing his left foot in may. >>> at the halfway point of the tour de france, italy's rinaldo nocentini retains the lead. eight seconds back, lance armstrong is hanging on to third place. >>> when we return, a look at the top stories. plus the president's turn at healthcare reform. first katie couric. >> a crucial life lesson from kids on how to manage their money. we'll show you the innovativ

golf in scotland and the british open. there was a 64 posted by the leader. woods could not break par. i will show you. tiger really did not struggle all the way around the course. he had three birdies and 11 pars. burning th edges for four bogeys. seven shots off of the pace. this is the one that got me. on the 18th -- look at him. he is already walking. this is for the blistering 64, and he finds the hole, but this story today was what said. he went out on the course where he has had so much success in the past and had a brilliant 65. >> it does give me an advantage over just about everybody else. i think i probably played it as much as anybody as far as the golf championship is concerned. >> you have to like watson, but do not count tiger out. je3remremy jarmon, a 6'3" 280 pounder, the skins get a first for the third. and at the tour the france, there were crashes and flat tires, but at the end of the day, no change in the top. the leer is still there. lance armstrong is in third. 19 injured riders. armstrong had a punctured tire but no change on the leade

the fairfax native needed last minute plans just to get to scotland. playing well, there today with tom watson. so you think, maybe he is going to fall off a little bit. cold cold-blooded. hits the birdie. that got him to three under. watch watson do his thing. long distance bird man. that gives him the share of the lead on the 17th hole. the eagle, no, but it would lead to a tap in bird. so watson alone at the top of the leader board. he was the oldest player ever at 59 with a 54 hole lead at the majors. >> that's your business to write the story. it's my business to make the story. and the way i'm doing it right now is, i have a game plan and the game plan seems like it is working well. >> working pretty well. i would say so. here is your leader board. looking for his sixth british open championship. he won back to back in '82 and '83. matt gagon, he is an australian. jim, and john daly tied for 14th. he still hanging around. some baseball now. the nationals, banking on offense to hold the fort this year. that's what they were selling to their fans.

. >>> the british open is underway right now in scotland.rts, here's mike yam at espn news. >> good morning, guys. we start with the tour de france. and stage 11 over in europe. an american yet to win a stage so far in this year's tour. 192 kilometers long. mostly a flat stage until the final sprint which is actually uphill. lance armstrong, coming in stage 11 in third place. a good wave to the crowd. there it is. five kilometers to go. martin sappa and johann van somerhon, five kilometers to g. it's a sprint to the finish. flies to the front of the back. gets his second-straight stage win. his fourth overall. let's look at the standings. lance armstrong sits third overall. so far for this year's tour. thursday's 12th stage is a 131.4-mile trek. it has six, small hills. once again, the sprinters should have an edge. >>> to the association. little summer league action, as the bulls and bucks. james johnson, drafted 16th overall from wake forest. getting the rebound. he had 16 points for the game. second quarter now. bucks up. and bryant jenni

this is my first trip to scotland. i tried the i guess -- haggis, a very nice taste. >> if you don't know what it is, you don't want to know. the all stop the silver sisters, a group of grandmothers in japan who enjoy baseball -- osaka silver sisters. they were up against the boys of another club. that was the captain pitching. rbi for this grant me. she says she will eventually hang up her glove when she turns 80 -- rbi for a granny. >> the tsunami warnings in the pacific, 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck off of new zealand. >> bbc world news was presented by kcet, los angeles. funding for this presentation was made possible by --

>>> in scotland yesterday, tiger woods played his last warmup round on the course that hosts this year'sish open. when play begins for real tomorrow, woods will be seeking his 15th major championship. >> he's already won three british opens. but has never played one on this year's course. >> somehow i think he will still do well. >>> lance armstrong remains eight seconds off the lead in the tour de france. that is not expected to change until the race reaches the alps on sunday. >>> as for last night's midsummer classic, here's jonathan coachman at espn news. >> good morning. all eyes on the 88 80th all-star game from st. louis. the man throwing out the first pitch. there he is in relief. gets it over. the president, wearing his white sox gear. where's the politics? none whatsoever. prince fielder, laces one left. ground rule double. scores the go-ahead run. 3-2. national league. it's joe mauer at the top of the fifth. an rbi double. jeter scores. we're all tied up at 3-3. bottom seven, still tied. jonathan papelbon, on the mound, facing brad hawpe. deep to left. but not deep enough. cal

third round action from scotland. fred funk. here he is. the best two round score. on the 11th.s the putt. up and down day for funk. on the very next hole. this is for bogey. and -- the ball rims out. funk taps it in for double bogey finishes at two over. only trails by one stroke. the shark he was feeling it today. greg norman. in attack mode. all afternoon. here on the par 3, 13th. his tee shot, solid. gets it. nice and close to the hole. he would knock it in for birdie. he was just moving along. then on 15. norman with the birdie putt. gets this to go. snoreman shot a 64. ten under par. leads the senior british open by one stroke going into tomorrow's final round. let's go to ontario. canadian open. shot of the year. american leif olsen teeing off. ball lands on the green. this is ridiculous. it hits another player's ball. and goes in for a hole in one. are you kidding me? then get this, olsen also in to bmw, z-4 roadster. nice for making that shot. not a bad day for him. bad baseball. what agitated nationals all season long. last night more of the same. playing the second wo

playing at the course on the west coast of scotland for the first time in his career. there's a 70 year-old japanese player as well. after 12 holes tiger woods was 1 under par. westwood was three under par. tom watson at the age of 59 was looking very good indeed. the americans share the lead. the club house lead, that belongs to the australian. the 1989 champion is back in the clubhouse. i believe we can hear from him now. >> it was perfect. as nice as it could get. i saw the first time. last year earlier was not good. but today, and it is so perfect out there, but the course could not play any easier. it is still hard, but it plays as easy as it possibly could today. >> that's it. >> thank you very much. we have gotten on the talks between india and pakistan while we've been on the air. "bbc world news" is presented by kcet, los angeles. [funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, the newman's own foundation, and the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation.]

to scotland for the opening round of golf's british open at turn berry. perfect conditions in a place known for nasty weather. 45-year-old angel miguel jimenez. he leads the tourney he one stroke ahead of 59-year-old tom watt so. not a single boeing gee. here with a birdie on 17. five under par 65 for watson. can a guy who is soon to be 60 continue to contend? >> who knows, the light switch may go on, and i may play without too much pressure, or the pressure may be too much to handle. but i've been there before. >> yes, he has. in fact, watson has won the british open five times. tiger woods has three titles. tiger having to play catch-up. he shot one over par 71 today. tom watson is nearly twice his age. you go tom watson. >>> what's in a name? that was the question in chicago today. the country's tallest building changed from the sears tower to the willis tower. most residents of the windy city say they will still call it the sears tower just like when the 110-story building opened in 1973. >>> coming up next on the late show with david letterman,

today, scotland yard was standing by. >> our inquiries show that in the vast majority of cases, there was insufficient evidence to show hacking had been achieved. where there was clear evidence, that funds had been tapped, their contact by police. >> the importance is magnified because the editor of the "news at the world" at the time is the director of communications of the conservative party. the scandal is a toxic mix involving britain most powerful newspaper group, allegations of serious criminality, and a fevered atmosphere of westminster for less than one year to go until the next general election. >> investigators are scaling down the search for flight recorders from the air france plane which crashed into the atlantic over a month ago, killing everyone on board. even the french navy submarines have not been able to detect signals from the black boxes. the cause of the crash now may never be established. the former u.n. secretary general has given the international criminal court a list of kenyan leaders suspected of orchestrating violence in the country in 2007. more than 1000

today in scotland tiger making the walk with lee westwood. getting it started early. world's number 1 dropping him to one under. kind of killed him in the u.s. open, not being able to putt on 10 for par. tom watson though, if i could turn back the hands of time. 53 years old from the bunker on par 5 seventh. spain player. from 66 feet that is. drop it. like it. hot. six under. tiger disappointed afterwards failing to take advantage of today's mild conditions. >> i probably should have shot about one or two under par today. but made a few mistakes and consequently i'm at one over. >> i think the experience of playing this golf course now for the fixed championship does give me an advantage over just about everybody else. >> here is your leaderboard. tom watson right there in the mix. at five under. tiger woods tied. still a lot more golf to play. we know he will be there when it is all said and done. somebody break up the washington castles. bunch on a five-game winning streak after starting 0-4. one of those wins against new york who is back in town tonight featuring

t national in bethesda a dozen days ago, he thought -- mayfield thought he had a chance to go to scotland and bring back the major championship. he returned home having accomplished something he did once before since turning pro in 1996. instead, tiger played for the first time. keep in mind, he made the cut, 43 consecutive events worldwide but yesterday, with a 4-over 74 today. the only time tiger woods missed the major as a pro, it was the u.s. open after his father's death and now today. >> it's a problem, you know. compounding my problems. [ indiscernible ] >> next to you. >> and go home. >> perhaps more unexpected, steve marino participating. the fairfax native -- only a injury replacement and his father fed exed his passport to him. after 36 holes, he will stop at -- no one on the leader board. let's rook -- look at 59-year- old tom watson, the five-time open champ. with a long putt at 16 and 18. does it again and to close out. after he bogied five or six holes. marino, fairfax native, uva grad. joining watson. you will hear from marineo on the news edge. >>> jim rigelman's national

despite some unusually good weather in scotland, woods finished yesterday's first round 7 shots off theace. >> after he finished his 18 holes, woods went straight to the practicing range to work on that swing. >>> watch for fireworks over the weekend on n the tour de france. the riders will be challenged in mountain stages. >>> with other sports, here's kevin connors at espn news. >> good morning. we start on the pitch, with arguably, the biggest sports star in the world,aking his return. david beckham, rejoining the l.a. galaxy. his friendship, quote/unquote, with landon donovan, somewhat strained. it's becks on the corner. red bulls can't clear the ball. and watch donovan unload a laser. l.a. beats new york in new jersey, 3-1. >>> astros and dodgers. manny ramirez making his return to l.a. rst game at dodgers stadium since his 50-game suspension. fans of mannywood giving him a standing o. bottom of one, stand up and cheer. hunter pence taking a hit away from ramirez. bottom four, still no score. wandy rodriguez, gets manny to swing and miss. bottom six, gets manny again. ramirez, one

yes, we don't want to see some of but risks that some of the banks have gone into, bank of scotland being a perfect example, and the big ones and the u.s., too. but are you saying they haven't taken those kinds of risks -- >> are you saying you haven't taken -- they haven't taken those kinds of risks? >> exactly. they have kept themselves above board and they have always been fairly risk averse to some of the estimates of the beds have bought into. they kept themselves on the right side. >> another quick question, if i may. u.s. and mr. jim rogers saying this rather proves perhaps the bailouts were not necessary. what is your view? >> yes, i think in the case of goldman sachs, it probably wasn't. in all of these situations there is a tendency to go over the top, overreacts, the stock market does the same thing. but for the majority, the bailouts were necessary. we would be at a far worse a jewish and today had been not occurred. i think we should be thankful for them because the banking industry has a lot to benefit from them. >> we have to leave it there. thank you very much for being wi

in scotland conditions much worse today than yesterday at turnberry. perfect if you were on a sailboat like that one. he had never played turnberry till this week. doesn't hit it hard enough. rolls right back down the hill. yeah. woods finishes at plus 5. he misses a cut for just the fifth time in his professional career. here's co-leader, 59-year-old tom watson. on 18 putting from 45 feet away. count it. >> beautiful. >> check out tommy. stoked. watton finished the round at even par. he shared the lead with steve marino. here he is fairfax native steve marino. yeah, there are nice. beanies rocking the red there. gets it close to the hole for an eagle attempt. marino wasn't even expecting to play the british open. when he found out last weekend that he's in, he had to have his dad send him his passport. here's the eagle attempt. marino is a professional and he gets professional results here. he had the round of the day with a 68. shares the lead at 5 under. a crazy turn of events for the 29-year-old. >> i didn't have any warm clothes. i didn't have a p

in scotland we had the script of a lifetime.om watson one month shy of his 60th birthday walking up the 18th fair way with a one-stroke lead. it would seem like just a formality. watson was surely on the way to the victim sixth british open crown. and would become the oldest champion in the history of golf. and then sadly that script was tossed to the cutting room floor. the man who rewrote the script, stuart sink. ended at 2 understand. tom watson here it is the putt to win the british open. oh, say it ain't so. tom didn't get it. taps in for a bogie and goes to a four-whole playoff with sink. this is an aggregate so the best score after the four holes is the winner. bogied the first home. trouble on the second but gets oust trouble with the ridiculous approach right there so we would have about a 12 footer to save his par. justin leonard looking on and liking it. how can you not like this? got it. watson in for his par still one back from sink. but this is trouble on the 17th. after a wayward tee shot and oh, no it goes from b

in scotland. he finished the third practice round today. on a course he never played.nning a fourth british open would be special. >> go ahead and hopefully -- get into the majors soon. would be nice. but just one of those things where you can't force it. you have to go ahead and plod your way along. and i have been in position, the first two. this year. and unfortunately things didn't get it done. and, hope i can do it again this week. >> tiger woods excited for play. picks up thursday. >> serena williams had a very big day. this afternoon, before the president flew to st. louis. she met him at the white house where she said the highlight of her afternoon was that he complimented her five-inch heels. seriously. tonight tennis shoes. she took to the court. let me take you downtown. and the team to watch. jason campbell. sean springs in town on the right. serena williams with le l elander. serena, exchanging ground strokes. look at the long lob. but, the return shot is out. capitals get the point. look at leander. can bust a move. does a dance right there. later, breake