web simpson, overwhelmed -- webb simpson has a very downhill awkward lie. nick: really?. >> yeah, it's off that mound. he's going to have to be very careful about how he shapes that shot. nick: what'd you say, peter? 257? that's a 5-iron? >> it's one yard closer than last time. nick: that's what he can bust a 5-iron, folks. might even get a 6. there's tons of loft on this thing, peter. all he's really trying to do is carry that massive bunker right in the front. that y-shaped bunker. just carry it on to that corner of the green. >> the ball is above his feet, which should help him draw the ball back into the breeze. nick: ted scott checks the lie. if it's going to jump. that means a flyer. that's when the grass gets trapped between the face and the ball. >> it started well out to the right. nick: it's going to sit down short. oh, that's going to be very difficult, the way bubba's been chipping. which probably means he'll have to chip this one in. he'll have to forget this last two days of some pretty poor pitch shots. jim: how much difference is the yardage for webb this

watson won the zurich classic in louisiana by sinking the second hole of the playoff against webb simpson the pair were neck and neck going into the final round both on twelve on the par overall and by the time they reached the last they were both on fifteen under but simpson's attempt for birdie stopped well short of the hole that gave watson smith a victory but his effort came up short to their jobs and playing their part so it went to a playoff they both blurted the first since then missed his chance for birdie second but what some made sure he didn't miss is his second title on the p.g.a.

senator simpson, what do you make of the debate so far? in your words, describe how you view the debate . >> i have a bias and that is that my wonderful cochair and i, erskine bowles, 18 great americans, six appointed by the president, 12 from the congress, put together a package that was voted on by 60% of the 18 of us. five democrats, five republicans, one independent. 60% will get you anywhere in washington. then you have the gang of six. when the president finished his remarks, pray for the gang of six. three democrats, to republicans. i can tell you this. the president's plan is a good shot. does not get there, because you not do anything -- do not do anything for social security. we are not out to cut social security. we want to make the thing is solvent for 75 years. unless you want to leave it alone, with all of the passions from aarp -- do not touch it. do not put your hand on that button, the third real. when you walk up to get your checked in 2037, it will be 22% less. how brilliant is that? you have got to do something with def

simpson case allowed that to burgeon. what strikes me about your answer specifically with regard to run the king, i am trying to figure out what the connect is with you and rodney king. you are an academic. rodney is writing down the street in a hyundai. your world are very different experiences you tell me that you are now connected with rodney king. >> i was not always an academic. i grew up on the south side of chicago, a largely segregated community. it was a working class family and i was deeply rooted in a family that carried about the least of these. going to college was really an opportunity to explore african- american culture in general. what we learned in the classroom was all the sudden being broadcast in television in terms of the beating itself. in that way, the real world was more powerful than what was behind those books, but they were not disconnected. what drove me in academia was the pursuit of knowledge of how it is that we can live in a society that justifies this kind of thing. that of suffocated the

skin bowles, chairman of the debt commission, along with alan simpson who said it could be one year, in his opinion, we could have a debt crisis. not a little warning from people who spent months hearing witnesses and studying the debt situation facing our country. but it appears that the leaders of the senate would prefer to hide in the hills and take spots at republicans from the distance? is that what they prefer? chairman paul ryan and the house g.o.p. have put forward a plan to get this country out of a looming debt crisis, make our economy more competitive, save medicare for future generations. it's an honest, courageous plan that will improve the quality of life for millions of americans and do the job, short term and long term. it may not be perfect.

simpson's appeal. in december of 2008 simpson was found guilty of armed robbery and kidnapping. he's currently serving time at a medium security corrections center in nevada. his lawyer will now take the case for an appeal to the federal courts. he says it's a tough battle because no judge wants to be the one that lets simpson go free. >>> items belonging to the man known as the unabomber will go on auction today. among those items a typewriter where he reportedly typed much of his manifesto and axes and various tools and a number of sunglasses. he's serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for setting 16 explosions that killed three people including two in sacramento. proceeds from the auction will benefit the families of the victims. >>> three women raped in less than ten days. the campus where the assaults were reported and what the university's doing to fight back. >>> plus the damage to crops caused by the wet weather. how it will effect local fruit lovers. >>> welcome back to the morning news. the current storm system bringing a lot of snow to the lake tah

is joining us from the capitol building in austin texas representative simpson welcome to the program. thank you for having me is this the best way to confront the t.s.a. certainly with you in spirit here but. i'm not sure that well your take well is certainly the best was actually at the duty of texas legislature legislators to do this that we swore an oath to the u.s. constitution and the state constitution both that would. have parts of the constitution that requires to protect citizens from under reasonable searches and. the fourth amendment just says that we're protected against unreasonable searches of our persons or effects our papers. and i don't think there's any federal law that requires or allows. agents of the federal government to touch us in our private parts without probable cause and this would be sexual assault in any other context and we put a defense in the bill but if there is a federal dollars federal statute passed by congress that's constitutional and they have and agent acts in accordance with that law it's a defense to prosecution we're not trying to pick a fi

well before he appeared on my show or spotlight but now in the simpsons does that mean especially the simpsons i mean of course that social business is becoming a trendy thing in the world at least it becomes a choice of stuff and this is all about the talk or if we do. you always try to do the struggle to the child to the children's to the next generation explain it on the other level on the joyful level it's a good one and i'm looking forward to seeing you obviously you know the same thing as well ok well. professor yunus he told me a line about his business about his bank about how the idea every it all started in bangladesh you're a european you're in from germany i so how did you come to meet it how did you come to get interested in this what i would say specifically in the project here. i was lucky in my whole. life. first of all of the side very young to spend some time in india lift seven years in india and then come back and they opened different business and this business was quite successful and i got a new and enormous successful going company and during the way i getting

simpsons i mean if there was that social business is becoming a trendy thing in the world. at least it becomes a choice of stuff and this is all about what we talk or if we do our or our book we always try to do this drug coverage out of the children's to the next generation explain it on the other level on the joyful level it's a good about and i'm looking forward to the professor you know the same thing as well ok well. professor yunus he told me a lot about his business about his bank about how the idea every it all started in bangladesh you're a european there's anything germany i so how did you come to me that how do you come to get interested in this what i would say specifically in the project here. i was lucky in my whole way of life i first of all of the side very young to spend some time in india lived seven years in india and then i come back and they opened different it's nice and this business was quite successful and i got. enormous success and even company and during movie i getting more closer and closer to corporate leadership cooperate management questions

simpson case? >> if anything good happened, it didn't offset the evil, i don't think. we did have an occasion to ask ourselves a lot of serious issues. is a person that is successful and well off and a sports superstar, is he still a victim of racism? where does his anger come from? also we learned from that case putting cameras in a courtroom is still dangerous, we learned that in a previous case that that no one knows they are there. but the people on stage do. and that's another lesson we took from that. tavis: speaking of cases that have gone over and over and anything to learn from james and vis-a-vis and others? >> i have read about two crime books and there are two about the kennedy assassination i recommend. one is jerald cosmer's case closed that reviews the theories that float around. another book by menninger that explains the theories of a baltimore man, donahue. that book is not easy to read but if there is a flaw in his thesis, i don't see it. i recommend it. tavis: one case you make that our fascination with these popular crimes is not new or not america

. >> reporter: huge enough in 1983 to launch bruckheimer and don simpson as a producing team. together, they made "beverly hills cop" and "top gun." but simpson's drug use took control. >> in tenhe end, i left him in hopes he would wake up to say, it's time to change my life. >> reporter: he would die of an overdose in 1996. professionally, bruckheimer responded with hits. and in time, success in tv, too. with "csi." the importance of getting pm peterson. >> he's so good. he almost became a huge movie star but just missed. >> you made him a very rich man. >> he made me a little money myself. so it's good. >> reporter: with "on stranger tides" looking to make a lot of people a whole lot of money, bruckheimer remains an event movie master. right down to a black carpet disney land premiere. why does that kind of showmanship still work in 2011 hollywood? >> because you want to send a message to the audience that the people who made the movie, who financed the movie really believe in it. when they spend money on it they believe it. >> here we are, once again. fourth time. >> i know

. >>> golf's zurich classic, this is the second playoff, bubba watson, against webb simpson. , simpsonsed the birdie attempt. watson had the chance, he put it in the middle of the cup. watson the second to win twice on the tour this year. simpson finishing regulation 15 under parr. that's it for this early night sports wrap. >> coming up tonight what we are learning about that hit and run. >>> and this man wanted by north bay police and officials feed your help to track him down. coming up on the 10:00 news. >> that's our report. >> for all of us here thank you for joining us. we hope to see you back tonight at ten. >> goodnight.

simpson to act as speaker pro tempore on this day, signed, john a.oehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the mark will be offered by the d farr. the chaplain: let us pray. gracious god, we give you thankers in rich spiritual traditions you have bestowed upon this nation. may we be worthy of the heritage we have received. grant us the disposition to be still and to pray. the courage to respect the prayers of others. and the faith to know our prayers are never in vain. then, having prayed, grant us the willingness to bridge the divides that arise in a thriving democracy. lift our eyes that we might see above the immediacy of the present clamor. to the feast that is forged by a life spent in intimacy with you that we might tsao peace in our land in this house and in the garden of our soul. in your name we pray, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. pleas

. >>> pga new orleans, web simpson at 15, leading by one.fter missing his birdie putt he approaches the ball. grounds the club. the ball moves. here is the shot from above. simpson is assessed a 1-stroke penalty and falls into a share of the lead. and that was costly. he and bubba watson, sudden death watson wins it with a short birdie on the second playoff hole. it's his second win this year. >>> lpga, great story, alexis thompson is tied for the lead heading into the final round but she bogeyed her first hole and had two double bogies on the way to a final round 79 and a tie for 19th place. maria hjorth shoots a final round 67 to win the tournament. when she was a rookie thompson was just 3 years old. so this is a veteran winning over a 16-year-old who had to go to bed last night knowing she was in the lead of a pro golf tournament. that's a tough thing to do. >> no kidding. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> health conscious californians are breathing some of the worst air in the nation. california cities that are the worst offenders.

there are ways and you know we took the simpson-bowles report as a starting point. when you can cut tax rates, look at tech spending, government spending by different names as governor daniels said tax expenditures, cut back on those, generate revenue and actually for folks like kant and i maintain or improve the progressivity of our tax system. there are equal ways on some of the stuff that is just math with an aging society and with increasing medical technology. the notion of how we make our entitlement promises, keep them in a fiscally sustainable way. we have just got to grapple with it and this is one where i can speak for myself. social security does not contribute to the deficit. the idea that it is on a sustainable path just as untrue. this month was 65 -- when life expectancy was mid-50s. with the aging population, with 17 workers for every one retiree 1950, three for everyone now we have to make sure the promise of social security is there. so i think there is a real, and i am a new guy. but these senators and can't coburn and kent conrad and tom coburn.

watson won the zurich classic in louisiana by sinking the second hole of the playoff against webb simpson the pair were neck and neck going into the final round both on twelve on the par overall and by the time they reached the last they were both on fifteen under but simpson's attempt for birdie stopped well short of the hole that gave watson smith a victory but his effort came up short to their jobs and playing their part so it went to a playoff they both blurted the first since then missed his chance for birdie second but what some made sure he didn't miss is his second title on the p.g.a. tour. and that's all the sports news. well for. much bringing you the latest unsigned stand think knowledge from around for sure. we've dumped the future covered. a moment when the world has changed forever. thousands passed to nothingness. thousands wounded. nurse her hand doomed to suffer a condition of the man. who is the first but probably not the last military uses of this weapon. how many more will me come. from a common get on in the future.

twelve under par overall and by the time they reached the last they were both on fifteen under but simpson's attempt thirty there stopped well short of the hole and that gave watson sniff a victory his effort came up through the nerves playing their part so it did go to a playoff they both birdie the first since then missed his chance for birdie second . but what's and made sure he didn't miss is to claim a second title on the p.g.a. tour this year i play the west keeps hold of the world number one spot winning the ballantine championship entire career he fired a florist five under par final round of sixty seven and that gave him a one shot win over me go angle him in a westwood one in indonesia last week he did a top by finish to stay on top of the rankings ahead of german marty time. and funny major sport. reigning mate a g.p. champion corgi lorenzo to win the portuguese grand prix for the first time the spaniards lock horns from the very beginning shadowing the poll says yamaha for most of the race the twenty five year old finally making his move three laps remaining on the to the finish

tries an hour's known to have asked general simpson when your whether u.s. troops could take berlin from star wars last as he expected in that case and simpson sat he expected some thirty thousand casualties just as an hour sadler that wouldn't do for us troops were to hold their positions at the russians do the fighting. on april first stone called a meeting of his supreme command where he decided that the berlin operation should start in mid april. you sleep when you want and i think that if roosevelt hadn't signed on april the twelfth stolen would have agreed to the participation of the western allies forces in the assault on the limb calling soul reserve as a kind of care and school would prevent the allies from stabbing him in the bud. roosevelt's death prompted in the soviet commands to take the resolute action the assault was set for april sixteenth stalin may have had yet another reason for wanting to take berlin without delay in early april the british prime minister ordered the drafting of operation unthinkable. the british military declassified do

watson has won gold sure a classic in louisiana winning the second hole of a playoff against webb simpson the pair were neck and neck going into the final round both on twelve under par overall and by the time they reached the last they were both on fifteen under but simpson's attempt at birdie their start well short of the hole now what's in the sniff of victory for this effort came up short only just playing their part so it went to a play off that both the first sims and then missed his chance for a second. but watson made sure he didn't miss playing the second title on the p.g.a. tour each year. where england's lee westwood keeps hold of the world number one spot when the ballantine championship in south korea he filed a flawless five under par final round of sixty seven that gave him a one shot win over media angle so westwood one in indonesia last week needed a top five finish to stay on top of the rankings ahead of germany marking time. and finally in motor sport dani pedrosa reigning mates a g.p. champion your gay lorenzo so when the portuguese grand prix for the first time the pa

twelve in the car overall and by the time they reach the last they were both on fifteen under but simpson's attempt the birdie stopped well short of the home and back a votes and victory but his efforts to those of the plane there aren't so it went to a playoff they buy this bird in the first since and then missed his transfer birdie at the second but watson made sure he didn't miss is his second title on the p.g.a. tour this year. and elsewhere as lee westwood keeps hold of the world number one spot after winning the ballantine championship in south korea he fired a flawless five on the calf on around sixty seven taking a long shot when i believe. that's my run in to see a last week needed a top five finish to stay on top of the rankings ahead of german martin kyra. now let's take a look at the n.b.a. where memphis have continued on their role in the playoffs after knocking out the top seed some antonio in the first round they've now in the opening game of their series against oklahoma sapp randolph scored thirty four points for memphis on the road while in the eastern conference semifinal

watson has won the series classic in louisiana by sinking the second hole of a playoff against webb simpson and there were neck and neck going into the final round both on twelve under par overall and by the time they reached the last they were both and fifteen under but simpson's attempt for birdie stopped well short of the hole. and that gave what some say the victory this effort and sure to those of you playing their part so it went to a playoff i burst bird of the first since a man missed his chance of a birdie at the second what's and made sure he didn't miss his to his second title on the p.g.a. tour this year. and elsewhere in the west would keep hold of the world number one spot after winning the valentine's championship in south korea he fired a flawless five on the power final round of sixty seven that gave him one shot win over miguel and got him an f. westwood who won in indonesia last week made a top five finish stay on top of the rankings ahead of germany martin climber and finally my g.p. rider danny but rosa has the point his doctors after winning his first race following su

we put in a level of medicare and medicaid plan consistent with the bowls simpson plan. the only place we don't go as far as they do it are on defense and they do more revenue than we do. we are the ones that are close to bipartisan fiscal plans. we are seeking nothing off the table. what i hope is that chairman ryan, he is someone i like very much personally. he has a lot of sincerity. but what has happened is in their desire to live by an ideological view that you can't have a penny of revenue forces you to do things like the medicaid savings that when you look at the details of i don't think many people who voted for that would really support if they understood the full implications. >> what are the administration's top priorities this year and how do you achieve them? >> at the moment the most important fiscal goal, and one place that i agree very much with chairman ryan, we have to get a down payment now. a lot of what people judge brown world is not -- i don't know that they look at what gives confidence in our economy, 2.2, we have confidence that 2.8. i think the

moments, today's headlines and your calls, live on "washington journal," live at 10:30 eastern, alan simpsonskine bowles will discuss the budget, deficits, entitlements, and tax policy. in about 45 minutes, we will look at the results of last night's republican presidential debate in south carolina. our guest will be congressional quarterly roll-call columnist craig crawford. at 8:30 eastern, democratic representati

after four months of intense negotiation, we followed the bull simpson deficense commissi guidelines and cut by over $10 trillion over four years. senator coburn said no, i'm not part of this and then walked away. the question is whether democrats and republicans on both sides of the aisle will step up and say don't stop, we need do this together, sacrifice and make concessions on both sides if we're ever going to solve this national problem. >> senator coburn in his op-ed hit the senate itself pretty hard, as others have -- by the way, "washington post" had an article about the "do-nothing senate," senator rand paul talks about how the senate doesn't do anything. certainly there have been fewer points to this point than there were last year. some of what senator coburn said when he was arguing, put the darn budget on the floor, put the deficit reduction on the floor and let's work it out, have a big public airing of what's going on. he said this in that same op-ed -- if we continue to avoid tough choices we will lose control of our economic destiny and go down in history as the sena

simpson's appeal. in december of 2008, simpson was found guilty of armed robbery and kidnapping.currently serving time as a medium security corrections center in nevada. his lawyer will appeal the case in the federal courts. he says it's a tough battle because no judge wants to be the one to let jimp -- simpson go free. >>> fiance of dorothy barbaz says she's back in her home in quarter after her release. virginia -- qatar after her release. she vanished -- vanished. she went to syria. syria deported her to iran. she has iranian citizenship. she's also a citizen of the united states and canada. >>> well, wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords will have a very important surgery today. doctors will replace part of her school with a plastic implant. that procedure is being called a critical step in her recovery. she was shot in the head during a political rally in arizona. doctors will be updaying her husband, mark kelly, as you know, he's the commander of the space shuttle "endeavour." it just docked with the international space station literally about five hours ago. >>> actor z

there are ways and you know we took the simpson-bowles report as a starting point. when you can cut tax rates, look at tech spending, government spending by different names as governor daniels said tax expenditures, cut back on those, generate revenue and actually for folks like kant and i maintain or improve the progressivity of our tax system. there are equal ways on some of the stuff that is just math with an aging society and with increasing medical technology. the notion of how we make our entitlement promises, keep them in a fiscally sustainable way. we have just got to grapple with it and this is one where i can speak for myself. social security does not contribute to the deficit. the idea that it is on a sustainable path just as untrue. this month was 65 -- when life expectancy was mid-50s. with the aging population, with 17 workers for every one retiree 1950, three for everyone now we have to make sure the promise of social security is there. so i think there is a real, and i am a new guy. but these senators and can't coburn and kent conrad and tom coburn.

in fact -- >> but where's the -- >> let me get in for a second. >> the co-chairs of simpson/bowles bothcan plan is not balanced. and they described the president's proposal as more balanced and comprehensive. >> i want to pull out on this because the larger issue is what will be rewarded. will it be leadership on seeking to solve the most entractable problems or will too much pain be too painful? you said newt gingrich had it right. there are certainly those on the democratic side who were listening, the professionals. and the group priorities usa action, formed by deputy press secretary bill boraton, is now doing an ad in south carolina against mitt romney, putting the gingrich flap at the center of it. let's play that ad. >> newt gingrich says the republican plan that would essentially end medicare is too radical. governor haley thinks the plan is courageous and gingrich shouldn't be cutting conservatives off at the knees. mitt romney says he's on the same page with paul ryan, who wrote the plan to essentially end medicare. but with mitt romney, you have to wonder, which page is he on

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last week the zurich classic of new orleans, webb simpson and bubba watson. another good one.o bubba in the end. his mom was there. she encouraged him to play in that tournament. very emotional, as it always is with bubba in wins. they are go to head out to the 18th very, very shortly. byrd, -0. this is lucas' first playoff. sabbatini takes third. bill haas is fourth. kevin na fifth. perez and zach johnson share perez and zach johnson share sixth. last month steve was in seattle on business. he returned home and realized he was missing a shoe. so he called avis employee bob noll. after a short search bob found steve's shoe. which is helpful because shoes are more effective in pairs. reuniting renters with lost items seems obvious, but not everyone does it. we do. at avis, we're in the business of treating people like people. jim: tonight on cbs, here is the lineup. president obama on "60 minutes." the season finale of "the amazing race." only cbs. nick, take us through this 18th hole. we saw lucas drive it wildly. somehow he got out of there with a 4 and byrd made 3. nick: the

fairy godmother, jessica simpson. create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden?e: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> today at 4:00, last ever harpo hookup and lady gaga. then interactive website for california schools, how much funding is going to be cut from your school district. meet the unsung heroes being honored. >> you were talking about what to do on mother's day weekend. >> don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ >> movie star hugh jackmaybe is one man show on the stage at the curran theater. >> transformation of pacific heights mansion, it features the works of more than $2 interior designers. the world of wicked plants, intriguing stuff at conservatory of flowers at the golden gate park. ♪ >> musical theater classic, cats. national tour is at the orpheum theater. >> bay area's own ballet launches a spring season at yerba buena center of the arts. ♪ ♪ >> perfect mother's day weekend, manhattan transfer at yoshi's in san franc

john simpson, bbc news. >> there is a lecturer of islam policy at princeton university and a former advisory to the israeli security services. he explains what the implications are. >> a very important symbol of al qaeda, and the importance was in preaching. he was preaching the operations. it is a very substantial blow to al qaeda, but there was a long stage >> how serious you think this threat is for a serious apprise all and 4 al qaeda to regroup and coordinate some type of revenge attack? >> there is the killing of bin laden, operations. a gulf state, like north africa. there is leeway, and the question is whether al qaeda is capable to prepare the ground for the operation for september 11. i am quite sure they will have spectacular retaliation. >> in other news, a nato air raid on saturday night killed the son of gaddafi. some grandchildren were also killed. >> amid some chaotic scenes and under the eye of nato, they held a funeral today. the remains were accompanied by one of the more prominent elder brothers, by now well-known. he has tight clothes protection. his family feel threaten

web simpson had a one-stroke lead . his ball moves . barely see it. it is it a one-stroke penalty and that is the difference between the victory and playoff. on the second playoff hole. buba has the victory. >>> and they talked him in to playing here and drive over to watch him play. it is the second win of the season . for you tennis fans . it is the fifth this year . watch out for the french open . thank you . and we'll leave you with celebrations going on

it's been a very positive experience, here, though, for webb simpson. saw his lead disappear and was able to gather himself. of course you have something you have to deal with psychologically too like that penalty back at the 15th hole. able to march on, hold up and played some beautiful golf here at the very end of it. nick: well, bubba has putted the long putts very well, lagged them up nicely. so his only number one thought would be if i'm going to miss this, past is better than -- passed is better than short. jim: did he hit it? nick: he sure didn't. to they're -- so they're swapping putts this time around. jim: yeah. you look at bubba with a win here -- him being 16th in the world coming in. victory here in a very good field in new orleans might be enough to move him right there around top 10. he'd join mark wilson if he wins here. as the only multiple winner on the pga tour this year. nick: right. youngster, how determined are you to stick around? >> well, you wonder how much he paid attention to bubba's putt last time around. nick: yeah. >> from

. >> jon: and if she's your lawyer, it was like something out of a "simpsons." like lionel hut. >> that's a fantastic piece of footage. >> jon: isn't it nice? >> but she's the best, allred. >> jon: we need to put that to some base music. like some (humming porn music) (laughter) so you're in a new movie about a baseball player who who gets... (laughter). who... goes off on some fans? >> on some fans. >> jon: we don't have much time, "pirates of the caribbean three..." >> meets thor in a back alley and things get hard. (laughter) they get it on! it goes off! >> jon: it goes off. "everything must go" is what it's called. >> it's a real movie, by the way. >> jon: i apologize. it is a real movie and he's great in it and it's really clever and smart and great and the whole bat (bleep) thing doesn't do it justice. (laughter) you're a good man. will ferrell, ladies and gentlemen. (cheers and applause)

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it's been a very positive experience, here, though, for webb simpson. saw his lead disappear and was able to gather himself. of course you have something you have to deal with psychologically too like that penalty back at the 15th hole. able to march on, hold up and played some beautiful golf here at the very end of it. nick: well, bubba has putted the long putts very well, lagged them up nicely. so his only number one thought would be if i'm going to miss this, past is better than -- passed is better than short. jim: did he hit it? nick: he sure didn't. to they're -- so they're swapping putts this time around. jim: yeah. you look at bubba with a win here -- him being 16th in the world coming in. victory here in a very good field in new orleans might be enough to move him right there around top 10. he'd join mark wilson if he wins here. as the only multiple winner on the pga tour this year. nick: right. youngster, how determined are you to stick around? >> well, you wonder how much he paid attention to bubba's putt last time around. nick: yeah. >> from