the green. >> okay, thanks. >> so michael weaver now, it would appear only appropriate we have sunday night football. roger, the green slopings his ball gets to the green away to his right? >> correct. correct. i wouldn't say contact is necessarily guaranteed. he wants to pitch i just on to the green and trickle to the right. nope, nope, not going to get there. >> and guys deep into that rough. and now that's going to be where the players have exited the first green and walked over toward the second tee. so there's a good chance the grain of the grass is going to be growing against him in this situation. and that is going to make this next shot even tougher. >> what has to be going through michael weaver's mind now? >> i guess the angle. he did have a tee sign that was not directly in his path but being played as temporary removable instructions. he had the opportunity to move the ball. i guess he liked the lie enough and the angle enough that he wanted to play from there. but you could see that kind of shot maybe happening the way the ball was sitting on the ground. now this is a very tough pitch down the hill. >> he needed

the green. >> okay, thanks. >> so michael weaver now, it would appear only appropriate we have sunday night football. roger, the green slopings his ball gets to the green away to his right? >> correct. correct. i wouldn't say contact is necessarily guaranteed. he wants to pitch i just on to the green and trickle to the right. nope, nope, not going to get there. >> and guys deep into that rough. and now that's going to be where the players have exited the first green and walked over toward the second tee. so there's a good chance the grain of the grass is going to be growing against him in this situation. and that is going to make this next shot even tougher. >> what has to be going through michael weaver's mind now? >> i guess the angle. he did have a tee sign that was not directly in his path but being played as temporary removable instructions. he had the opportunity to move the ball. i guess he liked the lie enough and the angle enough that he wanted to play from there. but you could see that kind of shot maybe happening the way the ball was sitting on the ground. now this is a very tough pitch down the hill. >> he needed

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the slope. you had a third of the green on the right-hand side was playable. but you couldn't get it on to that. everything went off the green. jim: sergio able to handle the last three feet. he will be the leader by at he will be the leader by at least two. he is in for a bogey. they will see each other again tomorrow. nfl action tonight on cbs. houston at enormous. that will be it for tonight from the 18th tower. jim nantz and nick faldo saying thanks for being with us and we will see you tomorrow. 2:00 eastern time. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com >>> hello, everybody. i'm bruce johnson. the first man to walk on the moon has died. the familiar neil armstrong confirmed he passed away at the age of 82. he underwent heart bypass surgery earlier this month. armstrong became the first human to set foot on the moon july 20, 1969. as he stepped onto the surface, armstrong said that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. we have reaction to this american hero's passing. ken? >> reporter: bruce, for a lot

the left. fairway slopes he severely. rough is thick and not very good to play from. second shot is uphill some 30 plus feet to a green that is also severely sloping from right to left and back to front. it is such a difficult hole. the hole location today, you see there over on that front right corner on that little shelf in the strokeplay portion of this championship, mark, 312 rounds were played on this hole. only 12 birdies were recorded. it is a tough, tough par 4. >> gary, this week i've followen in love with this hole. it really has become one of my favorite fishing holes in american championship golf. a lot of things can go wrong here. you remember ochoa had a chance to win the women's open. hits the ground before the ball. >> one of the worst hooks i've ever seen in competition. and it really was amazingly poor for a player of her caliber. >> she would go on to make a quadruple bogey eight on the hole. now these two combatants facing the same tee shot. >> they both hit good tee shots here earlier this morning. they do have that in their favor. >> driver again. maybe a shade from the right. this ball going up

the left. fairway slopes he severely. rough is thick and not very good to play from. second shot is uphill some 30 plus feet to a green that is also severely sloping from right to left and back to front. it is such a difficult hole. the hole location today, you see there over on that front right corner on that little shelf in the strokeplay portion of this championship, mark, 312 rounds were played on this hole. only 12 birdies were recorded. it is a tough, tough par 4. >> gary, this week i've followen in love with this hole. it really has become one of my favorite fishing holes in american championship golf. a lot of things can go wrong here. you remember ochoa had a chance to win the women's open. hits the ground before the ball. >> one of the worst hooks i've ever seen in competition. and it really was amazingly poor for a player of her caliber. >> she would go on to make a quadruple bogey eight on the hole. now these two combatants facing the same tee shot. >> they both hit good tee shots here earlier this morning. they do have that in their favor. >> driver again. maybe a shade from the right. this ball going up

the screen, you'll notice a green, yellow, and red bar across the top. those are where we display the peak flow readings. we used the national asthma guidelines, numbers of 80% or better of your predicted sloping green. that is correct. it is where it should be. if it is less than 50% of what should be, but that is red -- the danger zone. obviously, yellow is in the middle. below that you'll see a lot of green and red dots. what we did is the other odl's, we decided to display them on the dashboard, rest, smoking, asthma symptoms, we tried to make this as easy as possible for the clinicians. green is good and red is bad. green is a desired state. for example if you are out of control, you did use it, you were not exposed to triggers and red is like you did have symptoms or you you smoke or you have to used your hair inhaler today. that is what the commission has looked at. now i'm going to talk about the setting in the patients. before we did the six-month evaluation, there is a whole series of steps with user centered design process in terms of having focus groups, patients and clinicians, improving what we had done, go back to them, seeing if we can get it right before we actually fielded it