this is one of the times we use it, tiger. privilege to award our nation's highest civilian honor to one of the greatest athletes in the history of sports, tiger woods. congratulations on receiving the presidential medal of freedom. [applause] president trump: we are thankful to be joined on this occasion by our great vice president, mike, thank you very much. cabinet,f our governors and many distinguished members of the house and senate, thank you all for being here. we are also pleased to have with us tigers mother, his daughter sam and his son charlie, his girlfriend erica and his caddie joe. stand up, good job. [applause] president trump: wow. good job, joe . theover five decades presidential medal of freedom has been given to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to american life, history and culture. this evening we are in the presence of a true legend, an extraordinary athlete who have transformed golf and achieve new levels of dominance. he is also a great person, he's a great guy. tiger introduced countl

do you remember that, tiger? tiger: i do. mr. trump: he has a great memory, this guy.nd he remembers the good stuff, which is really important not , the bad. what he did there was amazing. because he chipped in the birdie on the 17th and then eagled the 18th hole. all very vivid memories for all of us. on the 17th hole his ball was buried in thick rough 101 yards from the end and he had to get it up and down to keep his u.s. open hopes alive. after hitting a wedge to within 16 feet, tiger willed the putt into force a playoff. that was a great playoff. he fought through the pain and won the dramatic, 19-hole playoff on monday. unfortunately, two days later, he announced he would be unable to compete the rest of the season due to his injuries. in the years that followed, tiger endured knee surgery and four excruciating back surgeries. i know that. you remember, too. not good. that is but it ended up good. including a spinal fusion and 2017. he fell from number one in the world rankings to 1199th. i don't believe that. even if he had one leg, i don't believe that. [laught

eye on the tiger. president trump is moments away from awarding the nation's highest civilian honor to tiger woods, following his comeback at this year's masters. but there's more to their relationship than their love of golf. tonight, new details of their business ties. >>> deadline dance. ahead of the deadline set by house democrats, the treasury department refuses to turn over president trump's personal tax returns, just hours after the justice department missed a deadline to give lawmakers the full mueller report. so what will congress do now? >>> cohen turns himself in. president trump's former fixer and personal attorney, michael cohen, reports to prison to begin serving his three-year sentence, but not before taking a parting shot at the president. >> and it's a boy. prince harry and his american wife meghan markle announced the birth of a son, but many details remain a mystery tonight, including the baby's name and even where he was born. why so much secrecy around the latest royal birth. >> we

that's how i originally met tiger. his tgr foundation supports junior golf programs around the country. his learning lab has helped over 165,000 students pursue their dreams in stem fields. tiger, we are inspired by everything you have become and attained, the job you have done is incredible. your spectacular achievements on the golf course, your triumph over physical adversity, and your relentless will to win, win, win. these qualities embody the american spirit of pushing boundaries, defying limits, and always striving for greatness. that's what he does. congratulations again on your amazing comeback and your amazing life, and for giving sports fans everywhere a lifetime of memories. we can't wait to see what's next. it's going to be good. we know that. it's going to be good because there are no winners like you. now, i would like to ask the military aide to come forward and read the citation for tiger -- the citation for eldrick "tiger" woods' presidential medal of freedom. thank you. [applause] >> eldrick "tiger" w

let's try it tiger. he played a record 142 consecutive pga event without missing a cut, that's incredible. he has a pga tour winning percentage of 23% of the events he played, that nearly devised comprehension, nothing like it. at the publishing 2000 open up pebble beach the entire shot over par but tiger finished 12 under, the first time in u.s. open history anyone beat par by double digits. he led the field by 15 strokes setting the record for the largest victory in the 150 year history of the major golf tournament. that was the most amazing day of golf i've ever seen. tiger's cumulative stroke total was better than the field average. a month later tiger finished 19 under par and eight strokes ahead of the field. he then took the 2001 asters to become in the modern dairy to win all four major championships in a one year. known now as the tiger slam, tiger's determination and work ethic, pro golf to new heights of popularity. there were moments we will live forever such as his unbelievable on the 16th h

now known as the tiger slam. his determination and work ethic drove golf to new heights of popularity. the age of tiger gave us moments that will live forever such as his unbelievable chip on the 16th hole at the masters. the shot rolled perfectly along the slope of the green and hung on the edge of the cup for a breath taking three seconds before finally dropping in. we have seen that shop many, many times. in the midst of his success he suffered severe injury. he entered the us open with two leg fractures and a torn acl on the third day at torrey pines one over par after the 12 whole it look like he had no c chance but then came the most riveting scenes in golf history. p-letter eagle the 13th. do you remember that? [laughter]r] i thought so. he has a great memory. he remembers the good stuff what you did was amazing because he chipped in for a birdie on the 17th then eagle the 18th and in the final round his ball was buried in very thick rough and he had to get it up and down to keep his us open hopes alive pr

do you remember that, tiger? [laughter] he's got a great memory, this tiger. he remembers the good stuff. not that bad. we don't want to remember -- we just what you did there was amazing. he chipped and come a birdie on the 17th and the equaled the 18th hole, all vivid memories fr all of us. the final round on the 72nd hole, his ball was buried in thick rough, 101 yards from the pen. he had to get it up and down to keep his u.s. open hopes alive. after hitting a 16-degree wedge within 15 feet, tiger willed the pot into force a playoff. that was a great play off, and fought through the pain and won the dramatic 19 hole playoff on monday and unfortunately two days later tiger announced he would be unable to compete the rest of the season due to his injuries. in the years that followed, tiger endured knee surgery and four excruciating back surgeries. i know that you remember too. that is not good. but it ended up good. including a spinal fusion in 2017. he fell from number one in the world rankings to 1,199. and i don't believe that even if he had one leg, i don

on that sunday we saw tiger crush the field bya sunday we saw tiger crush the field by a record margin. by a record margin of 12 strokes. unhea rd of. with by a record margin of 12 strokes. unheard of. with the lowest score in masters history, 270. at 21 years old, he became the youngest masters champion of all time, and the first person of african—american or asian heritage to win the story tournament, or any of golf‘s four majors. as a new york times headline said the next day, woods tears up augusta and tears down barriers. brilliant. after clinching the green jacket... applause amazing. after clinching the green jacket, tiger marched straight to his first coach, his dad, and embraced the man who inspired his enduring love of the game. then tiger turned to hug his mum, the steady presence throughout his life, that's true. i've seen that, i've watched that. and the person who told him that red is his power colour. wow, that was a good move. in the years that followed, tiger launched one of the single most dominant runs in the history of sports. he holds the record for the lowest scor

chow time, tiger. >> is that tiger's doghouse?ghouse, the teeter totter. >> we're going to set a new teeter totter record. >> oh? >> mom said we could. >> susan, cindy and mike, bobby, were responsible for this renovation, including building tiger's doghouse. and remember the fake grass that used to get mowed? that's there, too. >> how does it feel being out here and looking at how they re-created things in the backyard? >> makes me want to go in tiger's doghouse, get on the potato-sack race. >> this is the partthr. we were never outside when we were outside. >> really outside. >> 40 different shadows around us. now it's actually under the sky. and we had to compromise the backyard quite a bit because the blueprint of this, this is all new. >> it's the wild, wild west in the backyard of the brady house. so much fun. even though the show ended in 1974, that wasn't the last time we saw brady bunch on tv. you know "e.t." was there for that era that we like to call '80s bradys. >> this hair do now, which don't ask me how i created thi

the liberation tigers. known as the tamil tigers.ling large parts of the north and east. atrocities were being committed on both sides and tens of thousands of people had already died. during the war, he was worried about the safety of the people. died. during the war, he was worried about the safety of the peoplelj know father francis is a little boy. the favourite food that he likes is, what you call it? hard oiled eggs. because he told me, it was his mother who every day wanted him to have an egg. —— hard boiled. it was boiled. he continued the tradition evenin boiled. he continued the tradition even in the college. i remember him asa even in the college. i remember him as a man who would be happy to share what he feels about things. ordinary people see the church in the tamil homeland as a powerful, highly organised institution...” homeland as a powerful, highly organised institution... i feel like that letter came from his heart. it is not anything that is exaggerated but he was experiencing what he saw. forced east by an advanc

no doubt that tiger woods is a phenomenal golf player but president trump and tiger woods have a longtnerships. should the president be using his power, his office to raise the profile of a business associate of the trump organization? >> yeah, i think people might be surprised to know that tiger has designed a course in dubai for trump. trump's the operator. but trump calls the shots on everything that happens at his courses. that's surprising. the thing that shocked me, really, was that trump cheated tiger woods in a match in 2017. hit two balls in the water, trump didn't see. hit it on the green. tiger said what are you putting for, trump said four when he was actually putting for seven, i wonder if he whispered that in his ear as they were slipping the medal over his head. >> you meant tiger didn't see him do it, right? >> yeah, tiger didn't see him take these two drops in the water. the other thing that's surprising that tiger would accept this award is that trump believes golf and he said this three times publicly, should only be for those who can afford country club memberships

tiger conch ♪ ♪ tiger conch where is my tiger conch where is my tiger conch where is my where is myu ♪ ♪ running away from it all running away from it all running away from it all running away from it all ♪ ♪ running away running away tiger conch tiger conch ♪ ♪ looking to find where is me my tiger conch tiger conch tiger conch ♪ ♪ somebody stole my tiger conch ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ running away [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on, dude. >> that's basically -- that's basically what we did in your office for, like, six years. >> jimmy: how fun was that? all right. want to do another one? >> yeah, i do. >> jimmy: all right, good. all right. band. let's think of a random word. >> oh, boy. >> jimmy: one, two, three. palm. >> salsa. >> jimmy: palm -- i was going to say palm tree. >> you said palm or pong? >> jimmy: a palm. oh, pong. i can do pong. >> salsa pong? >> jimmy: salsa pong? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] salsa pong. [ laughter ] salsa pong and the name of their hit song, salsa pong, was -- one, two, three. get. >> drifter. >> jimmy: get drifter. [ laughter ] >> these

you know, the last month has been -- >> tiger, tiger. >> reporter: tiger, tiger.ust ask cbs sports golf analyst dottie pepper. a winner 17 times on the ladies tour, she says everything changes when tiger is roaring. >> there is a buzz. there is a different vibe when he plays, and it's also a different day-to-day heart beat even for us covering it. you have to plan on traffic that's not there when tiger plays in events. it is a very real thing. >> look at this scene! >> it's like the triple shot cappuccino in the morning when you're usual i will only getting one. it's that sort of energy that's back around golf again. >> reporter: the tiger effect is easy enough to measure. tv ratings for the final round of this year's masters were up more than 41% over last year's tournament, a fact not lost on either veterans like steve stricker, one of tiger's closest friends on tour. >> it's crazy. he definitely moves the needle out here, and, you know, we're all just as interested as anybody else. >> reporter: for the younger generation of stars. max homa, a recent winner on t

tiger knew. tiger talked to him about itd. i don't think that's enough.hat person shaking or have to be visible signs of his addiction. >> the interesting thing is, he said something else about addiction. i want to know if it's fair game to you. let's listen. >> just like he ignored his own problem for years, he and his girlfriend chose to ignore this problem their own employee had. as a result, this tragedy ensued. >> he's saying that tiger woods had an addiction problem, he ignored that, why wouldn't he ignore this. is that fair? >> it's not a great idea to name call and do that in a lawsuit. they will think it's a personal vendetta and is going to have a backlash. if you are tiger woods, you say, that's why i didn't recognize he is an addict. it isn't his responsibility. a jury is the going to say tiger should have gotten him help. that's not what the lawsuit alleges. it is obvious he has this problem. >> i have to get to georgetown, but the timing. the accident was in december. it's been six months. tiger won the master's since then. >> it hurts them.

fighters and they say the tamil tiger fighters shot civilians trying to escape to the emotions still very particular in this part of sri lanka many people complaining but still nothing has been done to give them answers to what happened during the conflict venezuela's president has welcomed talks with his representatives and the opposition both sides who are meeting in oslo norway and nicolas maduro says it's the beginning of dialogue with those who want him to step down the mediation bedtimes after months of a power struggle between medgar and the opposition leader won by jove the crisis has resulted in demonstrations and standoff between supporters and the duros military. meanwhile venezuela's foreign minister has spoken to al-jazeera about the talks and norway has told our lot in america editor lucien newman that proposals from the opposition will only be considered if they respect venezuela's constitution those when they also look at things here and they are asking for all those things because the united states is demanding it we will sit at a table for talks and also or anywhere

not tiger woods. then on the op-ed page we wish mr. woods would have taken a stand against hatred and declined the award given the racial ethnic rift mr.. part of his legacy will embrace a man who incited bigotry and racism is it. >> legacy will include the presidential mad dal of freedom. it has been could conferred and president trump and on a number of athletes. in fact a couple of months ago, the president conferred it on seven americans including roger staubach, former quarterback of the dallas cowboys who has been a great charitable member, civic is, civic-minded generous benefactor in his community. alan paige who was a distinguished athlete. brian: judge. >> african-american judge in minnesota i believe. brian: what about the backlash? >> that come, listen who cares. honestly respectfully who cares what the baltimore sun is has to say about tiger woods and the president in the rose garden yesterday and here's why. they find negative and invective in even the grit and determination and overcoming injury and personal challenges a

more tigers now live iny captivan in the wild, and many of those can be found in so-called tiger farmsere they are bred, raised and then slaughtered-- sold for their skin and body parts on the black market. in a new investigative report for the "washington post," terrence mccoy traveled to laos in southeast asia, and got an inside look at some of these farms, and t grisly trade that keeps them afloat.oi and he me now. welcome. >> thanks for having me. it's an incredible brutal and rful piece of reporti you've done about this market and the forces that are driving it. can you jut start off by telling us what is driving this market? what do people want tiger parts for? >> ta big question we had when we first start off is what on earth do people want tigers for? the most iconic species. we found some of the qualities that make the tiger so iconic its undoing, because it's so strong and ferociou it's become sort of a medicine for a lot of folks in china for traditional chinese medicine that they think all the elements that makes a tiger what it is can be used to treat human ailments and th

starting with tiger here, a long birdie on 9. played the front side even, but in danger of missing the cut, which he has never done at any major after winning a major. then he bogeys four of the next five holes including three in a row. frustration setting in for tiger. on 18, makes the par to finish at 3 over 73, plus 5 overall. the cut line, plus 4. tiger woods does not make the cut. no such problems for the first round leader koepka. his approach on 16. he birdies four of his last six holes, including the 18th hole. sets the record for lowest score after 36 holes, 65 today, minus 12. up by seven strokes heading to the weekend. and stanford ncaa softball tournament action. they're in for first time since 2013 against boise state. rebecca cervantes. that thing was way out. in the fourth to open the scoring for the broncos and bases loaded, carley johnson,

and the tiger drank all the milk in the milk jug tiger drank all the milk in the milk jug and all theto see what else he could find. he ate all the supper that was cooking in the saucepans, all the food in the fridge i and all the packets and tenants in the cupboard. and he drank all the milk and all the orangejuice and he drank all the milk and all the orange juice and all daddy's beer and all the water in the tap. the children's laureate lauren child, who's charlie and lola books are also a children's favourite, said judith kerr was a big influence in her decision to become an author and illustrator. so what i always felt about judith and what was so lovely about her as and what was so lovely about her as a friend is that she is extremely kind. very thoughtful. but she was funny. really, really funny. and so she had a sort of curiosity. she was always interested in other people, very generous about other people's working what they were doing. but she was funny. i cannot member exactly when she wrote her first book but it was back in the 1960s and it is amazing how many people young

tiger woods' learning centers and his tiger woods foundation have changed the lives of thousands andds who would never have had the opportunities without that foundation. so one could argue that he's very deserving, when you look at billie jean king and arthur ashe and others, i'm not surprised that he's getting this award. >> it's a fair point, just to let you know, roger staubach, babe ruth, barack obama picked kareem abdul-jabbar. michael jordan, willy mayes. you have other athletes through the years. >> you do, and i think you have to go back to the point i was making, that tiger woods has made an enormous contribution in so many areas that reach far beyond golf. yes, he changed the game of golf financially, certainly, but if you look at the impact of the tiger woods learning centers and there are now several across the country, and the scholars named after his father, you could make a pretty strong argument that he deserves this award. >> you know, and just to your point, president obama awarded the presidential medal of freedom to oprah winwinfrey, an she's still mid-career, st

we expected a lot of the great tiger woods, a 72 from him.ou think his hopes are now over eve n him. you think his hopes are now over even though which is the first round? 15 major titles, tiger woods, you realise you can have a bad round ona you realise you can have a bad round on a major as long as you followed up on a major as long as you followed up with three good rounds. i think the double bogey at the beginning, and kind of watching tiger throughout the day, he did not seem like he had much in his tank. he seemed a third chick to some extent, even distant at times when he watched his eyes and where he was focused —— he seemed lethargic. i doubt you're going to worry about him if you're brooks koepka. in this course is rated as one of, if not the most difficult courses in professional golf. how much do you think a bit of rain on friday might affect the players? we have had three majorjim beauchamp said bethpage black and all of them had rain -- bethpage black and all of them had rain —— three major championships. if this did not have ra

hang in there, tiger. tiger appreciates it. saying he's his friend. 43-year-old medal of freedom. i have no problem with that. people say it's too early. not really. an elite athlete doing something he's done. he's had five lifetimes played that we've all seen front and center. i love the story and i like the man. >> jesse: greatest comeback in sports history. kind of reminds me of the presidents come back in 2016. the real reason people don't like this on the left... they are jealous of the president is friends with tiger. they golfed together. it reminds them that trump was a celebrity and a well-liked guy before this. this is also the left doesn't like it because this is a black american athlete who is friends with the president, and that's not the left narrative. they did this with kanye west and now they are trying to do it with tiger woods. to be honest with you, it's tiger woods. it's not like he's giving the presidential medal of freedom to alex jones. this guy deserves it. >> kennedy: no, that's next month. >> juan: in

and the tiger comes in and everything is set loose.stage. she thought about it and said, well, yes, you could try that. when she came to see the show, she said, yes, you were right. that was a m said, yes, you were right. that was a joy to said, yes, you were right. that was ajoy to me, said, yes, you were right. that was a joy to me, the fact that the theatricality i was trying to put m, theatricality i was trying to put in, which is there in the book, but needed a slightly different techniques in order to bring it bring it alive, it seemed to work. ina bring it alive, it seemed to work. in a couple of sentences, what was she like to work with? an absolute joy, she like to work with? an absolute joy, she was very funny, and very hard—working. my word, there is a new book waiting to come out in september, she managed to finish that, and even when i spoke to her on the phone for the last time, when we knew that she wasn‘t very well, she actually said, i think i might actually have an idea... and i said, come on, keep going. sadly, that

tiger woods is the 4th offer and 33th sports figure to receive the presidential medal of freedom. >>he joins an elite group including baseball's babe ruth nba superstar michael jordan in women's tennis champion billie jean king. >>the honor recognizes individuals who made outstanding contributions to american life history and culture president trump says the positive influence of tiger woods transcends sports. and then bodies the american spirit. a global symbol of american excellence devotion and drive you seen the good and the bad and the highs and the lows. >>and i would not be in this position without calling for help in washington 3 jackson. >>certainly congratulations to tigerwoods been there might we're talking about the roy locate. >>that both he and maybe we'll see a a bounce back from the warriors in a bounce back down the line from booking cousins but here we go warriors rockets game 4 happening now in houston tipoff moments away champs win tonight, they come back to the bay area up 3, 1, will break down the game later tonight, but first, here's a big story line to keep

tiger is designing a trump course in dubai.te a bestselling biography of woods. >> certainly tiger is, i believe, very deserving of this award, but there is no question there is a branding and marketing opportunity through the eyes of the president. >> reporter: in 2013 mr. trump went out of his way to salute woods, saying he stuck with him after his personal life spilled into public with a series of extramarital affairs. last year the president praised tiger for not criticizing him. >> you may like, dislike, personality or the politics, but we all must respect the office. >> reporter: woods joins jack nicklaus, arnold palmer, and charlie sifford, the man who broke golf's color barrier, as medal recipients. >> the age of tiger gave us moments that will live forever in sporting lore. >> reporter: in the rose garden, a blooming new age of tiger. major garrett, cbs news, washington. >> glor: we'll be right back. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captur

know, the last month has been tiger, tiger. >> reporter: just ask cbssports analyst dottie pepper.e ladies tour says everything changes when tiger roars. >> there's a buzz every time he play, and there's a different day-to-day heartbeat each for us covering it. you have to plan on traffic that's not there when tiger plays an event. it is a very real thing. it's like the triple shot cappuccino in the morning when you're usually only getting one. it's that sort of energy that's back around golf. >> reporter: the tiger effect is is enough to measure. tv ratings for the final round of this year's masters were up 41% over last year's tournament, a fact not lost on either veterans like steve stricker, one of tiger's closest friends on tour. >> it's crazy. he definitely moves the needle out here. we're all as interested as anyone else. >> reporter: or other stars. max holliman was 6 years old when tiger won his first masters. >> he's the coolest dude that's ever played golf. he's been a blast for golf, making it a lot cooler and a little bit younger. >> reporter: but this comeback chapter

the tiger who came to tea.he loveable cat. it was one of my favourite books, two, when i was a child. and over a 50—year career she published more than 30 books. one of her other best known "when hitler stole pink rabbit", it was based on her memories of fleeing nazi germany as a young girl. david sillito has been looking back at her life. "excuse me, do you think i could have tea with you?" the tiger who came to tea. forjudith kerr, it was the beginning of a 50—year career and it all began when she and her daughter were feeling in need of a bit of excitement. it got really very boring. i mean you would go for a walk and have tea and that was it really. we wish somebody would come and so i thought well, why not have a tiger come? and then came forgetful, accident—prone mog. it was for her friend and fellow children's author lauren child, trademarkjudith kerr. her work is beautiful because there is a lovely stillness to it, it never preaches, never tells you what to think. she is an extremely kind person, very t

as marking a decade since the end of the 25 year long civil war tamil tiger rebels who had fought to create their own independent homeland made their last stand against government forces on the jaffna peninsula and the north both sides were accused of widespread war crimes bennett smith reports from bosnia in northern sri lanka where many are still grappling with the legacy of war in the closing months of civil war is estimated by the un some 40000 civilians were killed as the government launched its final campaign against tamil tiger fighters those civilians caught many of them on this warm little patch of the area that was the scene today of a very moving commemoration survivors and relatives of those missing in the conflict lit candles and it's a giant flame to commemorate those who were lost now the survivors many of those still have missing relatives they don't know what's happened to them some thousands and thousands of missing and a un panel some years ago found that both sides were possibly culpable intentional war crimes they said the sri lankan forces may have summarily exe

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it's an option that many have kept candle and from joining the tigers when he was 16 years old today his battle is to provide for his family after spending 3 years in prison i got conditional bail and have to go and sign in every month this is a must no matter where i work i also have to attend court hearings the 3 years that i was in prison we got into a lot of debt. that's a common feature in most households here in the former war zone many families struggle to make ends meet these people who are devastated during the war who could not win a living for many many years even over the last 10 years are still in an economic crisis of saud's and. to see how we are going to get them out of this high rates of unemployment have not helped the aftermath of the war has left households struggling to cope financially with little few opportunities and many have lost family members or beatings the news of those still missing. government troops battled a 26 year war with the tamil tigers who fought to win their rights against what they described as discrimination by should learn to sing in these

he knows tiger has seen him drop so even when not seen the first tiger doesn't know he is cheating. so he goes how great is that, for 43, but he misses anyway, it was really fun to play with him, he takes parts, he takes a lot of pots which means i'll just pick this up, you guys know i can take this, which we know he can. but you kind of want him too, it heard so much about it it's like you want to witness the sea can tell a story. [laughter] [applause] so one day he's playing club philadelphia with nbc announcer, and the quarterback in the former coach. and it's those two verses the other two, it's uphill part five, you cannot really see the green, it's a shot of his life for about 230 years, hits perfect, the county is going crazy, his loving life, i don't know if he is ever hit a shot this good. trump is way up there, by the time they get up there to have his potted eagle, the ball is on the green, and they're like, where is it and they look around and they see in the bunker, that cannot be herbal it is 50 feet left of where we hit it, and sure enough it is, and then he leaves on

steve: friendship tiger woods and donald trump had predates. ainsley: he lives on jupiter island. >> the president lives 20 miles

jack nicklaus, arnold palmer and during comments tiger woods revealed that tiger actually named his sonin the pga and like a grandpa to him. here is tiger woods. >> have you seen the good and bad and highs and lows. in '97, yes, i won the masters and i was there to -- i ended up hugging my dad and my mom. my dad is no longer here but my mom is here. i love you, mom. i have battled. i have tried to -- i try to hang in there and i have tried to come back and play, play the great game of golf again. amazing master's experience that i just had a few weeks ago certainly is part of the highlight of what i have accomplished so far in my life on the golf course. this is an honor. brian: i put on a sirius app. to listen to the introduction that donald trump had for tiger woods. i walked from 48th to 34th and he was still reading it because that's everything that he has been through. steve: 28 weeks. brian: donald trump has stood there with him through the highs and lows and resource and friend and a business partner. so this meant a lot to him to see him prevail like that. and it was amazing to

halfway through there is tiger and brooks running away with it.o make the cut, and said he does not quite get it. five over for the total after two rounds. jordan along with adam scott tied for second, set up nicely for a birdie. number seven right there, here is the man of the hour. kepka, maybe the hottest golfer in all of golf running away with a 12 under , a 36 hole total a major course record. 65 today, kepka is the man to beat over the weekend. i will tell you what in detroit michigan the a's are loving what they see from all of the tigers pitching. yesterday 17 runs, not quite that many but still an easy victory in the motor city. you know they have had trouble out on the road. this home run of the year, two- run shot and they are just . b him, all the way from first standing up no problem, olsen is huffing and puffing and then she gets the job home as chad pender, way out there his fourth home run of the year, a final, just in from detroit 7-2 a's with their second consecutive victory. as far as the warriors not quite ready for primetime t

. >>> the new lawsuit against tiger woods at his restaurant. the employee killed while driving drunk. what tiger woods is now saying tonight. >>> the school bus in a chain reaction crash late today. more than a dozen children onboard. >>> the health warning tonight about aspirin. >>> and we celebrate a comedy legend, tim conway, who famously cracked up his costars over and over again. what carol burnett is saying tonight, and how conway wanted to be remembered. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the search for the missing after a vacation nightmare. two planes colliding. one of the planes seen taxiing for takeoff on an earlier flight. one plane sank into the water. the pontoons of the other can be seen floating near the shore there. the coast guard and good samaritans responding to the scene. 16 people were onboard the two planes. at least four dead, several more are in the hospital tonight. ed a and as i mentioned there, the search is under way at this hour for the missing. ab

the us pga championship starts tomorrow, with all eyes on tiger woods.s last month, the big question is, can he do it again? well, sarah mulkerrins was in augusta for that famous comeback win. the question is, was that a one—off or are we about to see a sustained resurgence for woods? i think this year at the masters, in the lead up to it, we all felt that tiger woods was not there in hope, but that he was in there in expectation of contending. i don't know how many people thought he would win, but he did. it was a brilliant story. it was his first major since 2008, a fifth green jacket for him. the comeback of all comebacks, as it was built. 0ur gusto suited tiger, forgetting this first major in those 11 years as he knows this course so well. it suits his game. how it all unfolded wa5 that, on the back nine on that sunday, he

jesse: trump giving the medal of freedom to tiger is corrupt. also i thought the president was racist, and they're criticizing him for giving tiger woods an award? unbelievable. and for the record, woods is the fourth professional golfer awarded the nation's highest civilian honor following arnold palmer, jack nicklaus and charlie safe order. joining me now, the president's daughter-in-law and senior adviser for the trump 2020 campaign, laura trump. i thought you were giggling a little bit when we played the sound bite -- [laughter] of the democrats saying we can't beat him, we've got to impeach him. >> it's like a gift. whether it's the green new deal, i mean, socialism as you see 10% of americans think is a great idea, and the 90% of us out there that actually think understand that it's a terrible idea. jesse: yeah. it's the crazy 10% that vote in the democrat party, that's the problem. >> exactly. whether they're going to impeach him, they're going to abolish the electoral college now, they know they can't beat him so, i don't know, they're a

honoring tiger woods. look, i was really happy to see that, because he's come back from the depths and he's been redeemed. that's terrific. susan: at 43, three shy of jack nicklas all time. ashley: i absolutely loved it. i still can't get over that masters this year. tiger woods, what a story. what an american story. i know he had his problems off the course and also all the injuries. it's the comeback story of all time. stuart: all good stuff. by the way, more on tiger later in this program. this morning we have golf legend, i don't stay that lightly, greg norman is with us today. >>> let's get serious here. china trade, beijing confirms vice premier liu is coming to washington for talks thursday and friday with white house officials. joining us, our china watcher, gordon chang. welcome back to the program. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: looks to me like the tariffs will be imposed on friday. what say you? >> i think so as well. if you talk to people in washington, there is just a sense of first of all, peopl

but tiger could not make a par putt to save his life. finished round 2 over, 9 off the lead, which belongs to -- for koepka, this long birdie, gonna fall, 7 under 63 to take a one-stroke lead over danny lee. 63 ties the best score in tournament history. we made our anchor picks last night. i'm feeling pretty good having picked bruce koepka. you got some work to do, guys. paul with justin rose, not bad. he's even. and our director, wayne, 1 under par. >>> after losing 11 of 12 on the road, the a's finally flex their muscle away from the coliseum. >> reporter: it was the a's offense that turned out to be the incredible hulk. top of the 3rd, profar put it into the right field for a grand slam. a six-run inning. he finished a triple shy of the cycle. it got so bad for the tigers that brandon dixon pitched the 9th inning. the a's hit 5 home runs. they pound out detroit, 17-3. >>> the sharks appeared to catch a new spring last night in st. louis. a hand pass that helped set up karlsson's goal. but the refs didn't call it. >> they're not trying

are just subjugated to then the tarot during the civil war muslims were also targeted by the tamil tiger rebels there and suffered at their hands what has the government done to restore confidence among young muslims following the recent attacks by by some members of the majority thin halle's buddhist community as a government done anything to address the grievances of the minorities whether it's the muslims or the tamils i mean so far we've seen sort of quite a strong reaction in terms of decoration of curfews and emergencies and. we've also seen that. the narrative from the state is quite an ambiguous about not tolerating violence which is always a good. however you know the risk to be here is that there are elements very strong national nationalist elements within the political system and they're the does have a very strong history of tallie retaining attacks on minority communities you know what we saw on easter sunday came as a huge shock but it is sort of it has a relevance and to it has they was a resonance to what happened in 2012 what has happened you know in 2014 you know the c

many doubted we'd ever see it but here the >>> remember when tiger woods won the masters here? a little more than a month ago. one of the happiest people was the guy who bet $85,000 on woods to win and he did. this fella pocketed almost $1.3 million. that came up today. >> tiger, what do you think about the guy that bet $85,000 for you to win the master? >> great bet. >> the same guy also bet $100,000 on tiger to win the grand slam this year, which he lost when woods missed the cut at the championship last week. he's practicing for the memorial in ohio next week. there you go. >> i didn't think they would be talking to him while he was practicing driving. >> one of those public forum driving range, hey, i'm tiger. let me show you how i hit a golf shot. >> oh, all right. >> thank you. >> we'll see you back here for a full hour of news at 6:00. >> updates on kpix.com. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> oliver: triple threat. dangerous storms, extreme heat and record flooding threaten millions of americans this holiday weekend. trump's trip. the president in japan, having high-sta

they noted tiger has golfed with the president and didn't think he should be doing that either. >> tiger woods is known donald trump for many years well before he became the president and he knows the true donald trump, not the one the mainstream media tries to post all the time. all the nonsense you see. this is a man who has never been a racist, they continues tried to beat this drum about a racist narrative, tiger woods deserves this more than anyone. i'm so happy the president decided to give him this honor, what a shame that people are trying to take away such a great moment for him and his family. i thought it was a beautiful ceremony, tiger woods is the epitome of what people should try to be like in this country. he had a downward spiral, things were looking bad for him. he came back not only on the golf course but in life and that is something as americans we should champion and hold high and kudos to the president for giving him this honor. it is a shame anyone would try to take this moment away from him. i think he deserves it at all of america knows he deserves it. heather: t

what went wrong for tiger?just couldn't find the fairway all day long yesterday. he only hit the fairway three times in round two. and here at bethpage black, it's one of the toughest courses in the entire country. and you're just not going to be successful if you're not hitting the ball well off the tee here. tiger's day went south on the back nine. he bogeyed 10, 11 and 12. this is just the fourth time in his career that tiger's missed the cut at the pga championship. and tiger said after the round, it was definitely disappointing. >> i'm not playing the weekend. that's all. it's disappointing. and just didn't quite have it. i've enjoyed being the masters champion again. and the pga was a quick turnaround. and unfortunately, i just didn't play well. >> at the reigning champ brooks koepka meanwhile nearly putting this tournament away yesterday. after a record-setting first round, koepka shooting 5 under in round two. he's 12 under in the tournament. that's the lowest score in any major championship history. >>

the tiger who came to tea.ar career and it's happened when she and her daughter were feeling they needed some excitement. they became very boring. we wish somebody would come. soi boring. we wish somebody would come. so i thought, why not have a tiger? then came forgetful, accident—prone mog. it was for lauren child, trademarksjudith kerr. mog. it was for lauren child, trademarks judith kerr. her work is beautiful because there is a lovely stillness to it, it never preaches or tells you what to think. she is an extremely kind person. very thoughtful. but, she is funny, really, really funny. but to understand judith kerr's own life story, you need to read when hitler stole pink rabbit. it was based on her own family, her father was a theatre critic and they've fled nazi germany in the 1930s. she was a wonderful, lively, witty, clever woman. she always had a new story and there was always another surprising story, whether it was from her childhood when the nazis first came or how it was how she came to write a bo