st. andrews in 2010.he 150th anniversary of the first open played at prestwick, just up the road here, about 20 miles back in 1860. it will be the 139th open championship. in between, some years where it was not played. we'll hang with you here for a minute so we can hear from tom watson. stewart cink, 33rd in the world rankings, joins angel cabrera who was 69th when he won the masters. lucas glover three guys off the world rankings won majors, cabrera, glover and cink. the roster major champions who in all likely will be paired together in that traditional pairing when the world's best reconvene to prepare for haz hazeltine in a few weeks. for all of the moments that he talked about that last forever. the moments you never forget for players. >> well, i agree with you, mike. and, you know, this is a life-changing experience for stewart cink. his life has changed forever. he's a major champion. the way that the press perceives him, the way that his peers perceive him will different. he'll be recognized at

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st. andrews next year? >> i'll be there. >> thanks for joining us. we'll hand it back to the studio. >> all right. congratulations are in order for him. not a bad life, mr. watson. congratulations. >> our sports business analyst, rick, was also at the british open and he'll join us life to talk about asignificance of singh's triumph and watson. >>> the cemetery scandal. lawyers speak out. >> there are any number of operational reasons why headstones were back and they did not mean they had been removed from a family's legitimate grave site. >>> plus, finding success in a tough housing market. one person's secret. >>> we'll check the top story. the military says this taliban video shows u.s. army private first class. bowe bergdahl from ketchum, idaho. the first time he's been seen since he disappeared in southern afghanistan. he's talking about his family and his fears. >> my girlfriend who is hoping to marry -- i was hoping to marry, i have my grandma and grandpa. i have a very good family that i love back home in america. and i miss them every day.

st. andrew's base. and on capitol hill, some of the president's ideas are losing ground in congress. today we will get an idea whether president obama will compromise or push back. >> reporter: senate negotiators say they are bridging differences by the day. >> i think in the next hours and days, that gap will close very significantly. >> the deal making a health care is aimed at making senate and house republicans onboard who blasted democratic proposals. >> they use words like reform and choice, but all their plan does is tax to fund new government mandates. >> new liberal democrats are angry, and they suspect the government plan will not have a government plan option, but a co-op. >> i would like to see a cedd b. >> reporter: obama backed the public plan. >> that's what medicare is, it's a government-run health care plan that people are very happy with. >> senate negotiators bet more votes would be won than lost, and backers need 60. >> that's the number one responsibility, and there are times when i have to set aside my personal pref yuerences for good of the senate and the count

st. andrews when he began college there eight years ago, but word is that when will spotted kate middleton on the runway at a college fashion show, he wanted to get to know her. at the prestigious scottish university, the prince studied geography and the coed from an upper middle class, not royal family, learned art history. along the way, they learned quite a bit about each other, too. in fact, they shared a house with other flatmates and a typical royal courtship. these pictures from a swiss ski trip put the couple squarely in the public's eye, despite their efforts to keep things quiet. >> katherine middleton. william wales. >> after graduation, they moved to london. kate began a career in children's fashion. william threw himself into his military training. and by late 2006, speculation of a royal engagement was reaching a frenzy. wool worth's even designed a line of commemorative engagement memorabilia. in april, 2007, a shocking announcement. the couple, named the u.k.'s favorite prince charming and cinderella just a year earlier, had split. the separation didn't last long, though. b

andrew: the reason it is in california is because that's where the server was that the woman used in stlouis. switching gears, david, there is a portion of this bill that violates the provision of double jeopardy, a constitutionally guaranteed clause that says the government can't try you twice for the same crime. it's in the constitution, because the brittish king used to try colonists over and over again until he got a conviction, but as i understand it, this law, if passed, this bill, if passed, would let the federal government try someone who has already been tried in state court and found guilty, because the federal prosecutors don't think the state courts punished him enough. now, how the heck does that square with our constitutional rights? >> well, it doesn't, but that's not a concern to people who are supporting this particular legislation, so if you commit a crime, and a jury finds you guilty, and you're sentenced to ten years but the federal government thinks that you need more punishment, then it can go ahead and prosecute you. >> wow. we have to watch this one, and we have

st is off nit. h >>> our p tostory. in thorl vaatfrom nae l imcralganvim uesveartit e ti looking into the death of a female sailor found today on ft. myer. andrew stack is live on the scene with the latest develops. andrew? >> well, audry they found her body -- this is the annex attached to ft. myer on ft. myer. ncis is in the process of investigating this death. we should tell you, though, we spoke with one of the mps here earlier. from what we understand, there is no sign that this is a murder case. but it -- that is irrelevant to ncis because they need to move forward with this as part of their stand operating procedure. we should know more tomorrow but what i have been hearing is we won't know much more today other than that as they try to get to the bottom of this and so far we do not have an id on this female sailor because they are notifying next of kin. as soon as we know that we will get that to you. in arlington, andrew stack 9 news now, wusa9.com. >>> thank you, andrew. >>> ft. myer has been part of the area's land scape since the civil war. it is now home to over 14,000 assignment military and civilian personnel with 108,000 family

st. mary's now in the mid-60s weather watchers reporting there. weather watchers from the northern neck and eastern shore reporting low and mid-60s. meanwhile, in prince george's county at andrews look at the dew point, nice and dry, 48. less than .2 of an inch o rain there. look out in the mountains. only in the mid-40s in west virginia and western maryland. and all around the region we've got a clear sky. we had overnight shower that rolled across the northern neck, now heading out to sea. behind that, we had the clearing sky. a few wispy high clouds in the east. flight delays again in florida along the gulf coast, perhaps arou the mid-mississippi valley as well as the upper midwest. maybe a little rain in northern new england and the northern rockies. but elsewhere, everything is dry. it is certainly a chilly morning. in fact, feels more like a winter morning in northern michigan, grayling, michigan, which is right here inland away from the great lakes, only 36 degrees. that's right under high pressure that's anchored there. the circulation arod that high is pumping in some mild air for us for today. we'll have afternoon highs reushing jt the mid-80s. that's below the avera