tom watson never won the p.g.a. >> unfortunately, no, but -- >> good career, though. >> very good career. but it's pretty neat to be part of the history of golf, the history of the p.g.a. championship. my name will always be on there, whether i win more of them or you never hear from me again. the name will always be on there. so that's pretty neat. >> rose: i suspect we'll hear from you again because it gets better and better every year, doesn't it? >> it has been lately. >> rose: since 2009. >> yes. >> rose: thank you, jason. >> yes, thank you. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

tom watson never won the p.g.a. >> unfortunately, no, but -- >> good career, though. >> very good career. but it's pretty neat to be part of the history of golf, the history of the p.g.a. championship. my name will always be on there, whether i win more of them or you never hear from me again. the name will always be on there. so that's pretty neat. >> rose: i suspect we'll hear from you again because it gets better and better every year, doesn't it? >> it has been lately. >> rose: since 2009. >> yes. >> rose: thank you, jason. >> yes, thank you. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is night by business report with tyler mathisen and susie gharib brought to you by. >> sailing through the heart of historic cities and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> grounded, the department of justice wants to stop the mega merger between u.s. airways and america

tom watson never won the p.g.a. >> unfortunately, no, but -- >> good career, though. >> very good career. but it's pretty neat to be part of the history of golf, the history of the p.g.a. championship. my name will always be on there, whether i win more of them or you never hear from me again. the name will always be on there. so that's pretty neat. >> rose: i suspect we'll hear from you again because it gets better and better every year, doesn't it? >> it has been lately. >> rose: since 2009. >> yes. >> rose: thank you, jason. >> yes, thank you. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> announcer: explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this, made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> cariou: murder, mystery, and mayhem abound in the small english coastal town of hastings. >> (screams) >> cariou: go behind the scenes with the writer, actors, and historian who make "foyle's war" the spellbinding m

number three, in 1978 john won his only major with a sudden death victory over tom watson and jerry pateer two, in 1989, payne stewart shot 31 on the back nine to claim his only pga championship. and number one, in 2011 keegan bradley rallied from five shots down with three holes to play to earn his first major championship. >> welcome back to our all access special at the pga championship. we're here in rochester, new york, where one of the giants of the game got his start. in the 1920s, walter hagen was as popular as babe ruth and no one cheered for him more loudly than they did in this community as went on to win 11 majors, a number only jack nicklaus and tiger woods have passed in the time since. here is craig sager with more. ♪ >> reporter: walter hagen didn't set out to be a millionaire. he said he just waned to live like one. he had a yen for long, powerful, expensive cars. he was known as a man who likds to party and spread hospitality. his career began here at the country club of rochester as a caddie when he was just 7 years old. by 19, he was the head professional. at 21 he wo

with edward snowden's asylum worsening relations cases like alexander plans will do little to help tom watson r.t. moscow. some international news in brief now the winner of iran's presidential election has run he will officially take the top political post later today in a ceremony in toronto he promised reform and an end to the country's international isolation as part of his election platform is no gration comes a day after he marched with millions of iranians to mark the day in support of the palestinian people. in the south of england a protest against oil drilling has entered its tenth day oil exploration operations have finally begun after a delay caused by nonstop protests by local residents those who live closest to the drilling site are concerned that if for all gas is found hydraulic fracking will be used to extract it destroying the environment in the area. and the series of attacks across iraq have left at least fourteen people dead gunmen killed several people in two different cities near baghdad including a woman and her two daughters in the town of baquba the roadside bomb and

with edward snowden's asylum worsening relations cases like alexander plans will do little to help tom watson r.t. moscow. a quick look now at some other news happening this hour from around the globe thousands of pro palestinian supporters in the iranian capital tehran have rallied to denounce israeli politics in the west bank people carry ban isn't chanted slogans demanding a boycott of israel and the end of the occupation of palestine the crowds also called on governments around the globe to press television for a political solution to the continued border disputes and the end of settlement politics and in morocco a number of people including journalists have been injured as police broke up a mass rally against a royal pardon of the spanish pay to file a man was serving a thirty year sentence for raping and filming children aged between four and fifteen but released by the king as part of a group of spaniards who the spanish monarch had requested to be pardoned the move sparked outrage by activists across the country demanding the decision be revoked and the paedophile brought back to jail

with edward snowden's asylum worsening relations cases like alexander puns will do little to help tom watson r.t. moscow. some other international news in brief now in the south of england a protest against oil drilling has entered its tenth day or the exploration operations have finally begun after a delay caused by nonstop protests by local residents those who live close is to the drilling site are concerned that if oil or gas is found i draw that fracking will be used to extract to destroy the local environment. and a series of attacks across iraq have left at least fourteen people dead gunmen killed several people in two different cities near baghdad including a woman and her two daughters in the town of baquba a roadside bomb in to crete also left a man and his eleven year old son dead as they were walking in the city center the last three months of interreligious violence is the worst to hit iraq since two thousand and eight. as promised up next is abby martin and breaking the sound. remember we talked about calling for regular folks like you and me that can make you invisible drawings

edward snowden's asylum worsening relations cases like alexander patterns will do little to help tom watson r.t. moscow. a quick look now at some other stories from around the world this hour in the eastern afghan city of jalalabad at least nine people have been killed and more than twenty wounded after a bomb went off near the indian consulate local officials say a number of children are among the dead the suicide attack was followed by gunfire near the diplomatic mission but reports say all staff inside escaped unhurt violence in afghanistan continues unabated in jalalabad has frequently been the target of taliban attacks. thousands of propellants time supporters in the uranium capital tehran have rallied to denounce israeli politics in the west bank people carried banners and chanted slogans demanding a boycott of a trial and the end of the occupation of palestine the crowds also called on governments around the globe to press television for a political solution to the continued border disputes and the end of settlement politics. and they morocco a number of people have included journali

with edward snowden's asylum worsening relations cases like alexander plans will do little to help tom watson r.t. moscow let's get some other global headlines in brief for the r.t. world update now fifty five u.s. army soldiers have been suspended their involvement in sexual assaults and alcohol related offenses the move follows a report ordered by the defense secretary chuck hagel which revealed that more than twenty six thousand troops experienced unwanted sexual contacts last year alone the numbers are drastically increasing and military officials say many of the victims don't come forward because they're afraid of retaliation. a black box recording from the derailed spanish train it reveals that the driver ignored three warnings to slow down the train was rushing toward a band with a speed almost three times more than the speed limit when it came off the rails killing seventy nine criminal investigation under way driver meantime charged with reckless homicide the incident has been one of the deadliest in europe and the worst in spain in decades. senior lawmakers and ministers from silvio

with edward snowden's asylum worsening relations cases like alexander plans will do little to help tom watson r.t. moscow. and to afghanistan now to open up the r.t. world update to the eastern city of jalalabad where a bomb went off near the indian consulate killing at least ten including children and several others also reported wounded in the attack and the explosion is thought to be a suicide bombing or the officials have given no confirmation of violence in afghanistan continues unabated and jalalabad has frequently been the target of taliban attacks including a bomb blast at the local airport last year. a black box recording from a spanish train which last week killing seventy nine reveals the driver ignored three warnings to slow down the train was almost three times the limit when it flew off the rails a criminal investigation is underway and the driver is being charged with reckless homicide. to morocco where a number of people including journalists have been injured as police broke up a mass rally against a royal pardon of a spanish paedophile the man who is serving a thirty year se

with edward snowden's asylum worsening relations cases like alexander plans will do little to help tom watson r.t. moscow. straight to the r.t. world of that we go starting with fifty five american army soldiers they've been suspended over their involvement in sexual assaults or the move followed a report ordered by the defense secretary chuck hagel richard feel that more than twenty six thousand troops experienced unwanted sexual contacts in just the last year alone or their numbers are on the rise military officials say many victims still won't come forward as they are afraid of retribution. a black box recording from a spanish train which to rail of last week killing seventy nine reveals the driver ignored three warnings to slow down the train was almost three times over the limit when it flew off the rails of criminal investigations on the way and the drivers charged with reckless homicide. had to morocco a number of people including journalists have been injured when police broke up a mass rally against a royal pardoning of a spanish paedophile at the man who is serving a thirty year sen

. >> begins with tom watson and hewlett-packard. >> exactly. and innovation being the output as o toes-- opposed to any particular product. >> explain that to me. is innovation a culture, a mind-set, it's what? >> it's a whole bunch of things. a lot of it is talent being able to bet the best and bright toast work with you to build new products and a lot is psychologically being able to eat your own young, to be able to compete with yourself. this is this is the idea. when a technology company gets outinnovated it's not usually because it couldn't built the thing t is because it didn't want to because it didn't want to kill what it already had in the market. >> it didn't want to be can ballistic. it didn't want to be can ballistic towards itself. these companies become big businesses and they are public and they have shareholders and end up with very high calibre professional ceos who have to deliver big -- >> is that what happened to microsoft. >> that i don't know. >> why do you play it so careful when it comes to microsoft. >> they're an impo

. >> begins with tom watson and hewlett-packard. >> exactly. and innovation being the output as o toes-- opposed to any particular product. >> explain that to me. is innovation a culture, a mind-set, it's what? >> it's a whole bunch of things. a lot of it is talent being able to bet the best and bright toast work with you to build new products and a lot is psychologically being able to eat your own young, to be able to compete with yourself. this is this is the idea. when a technology company gets outinnovated it's not usually because it couldn't built the thing t is because it didn't want to because it didn't want to kill what it already had in the market. >> it didn't want to be can ballistic. it didn't want to be can ballistic towards itself. these companies become big businesses and they are public and they have shareholders and end up with very high calibre professional ceos who have to deliver big -- >> is that what happened to microsoft. >> that i don't know. >> why do you play it so careful when it comes to microsoft. >> they're an impo

that's a picture of a golfing foursome, tom watson, lee trevino, president reagan and me.ald reagan and i had a new year's eve golf game every year, and one year leader boehner and tom watson show up as our golfing team. it was quite a day. they were fun. >> george shultz, in content you're right about your time as secretary of treasury. why did you resign? >> well, the atmosphere became rather discouraging, even though i had a lot of really good experiences. one day i'm sitting in my office and the director of internal revenue, the commissioner, comes to see me. and he said, i just had a visit from the president's counselor and he has made this list of 50 or so names of people to do a full field investigation of their tax returns. that's a very unpleasant process, i might say. what do i do? you don't do. what do i tell john dean? tell in your report to me and he has got a problem, he talks to me. it was interesting later on in the nixon tapes, i heard him discussing this with john dean, and they basically said, who the hell does blue eyes think he is not doing what we wan

one year lee trevino and tom watson show up as our golfing team. very fun. >> host: george shultz, and issues on my mind you read a better time as secretary of treasury. why did he resign? >> guest: well, the atmosphere became rather discouraging, even though at had a lot of really great experiences. one day and sitting in my office, and the director of internal revenue, the commissioner of simi. his name was johnny welders. he said, i just had a visit from the president's counselor. he hands me this list of 50 or so names of people to do of full field investigation of their tax returns. that is a very unpleasant process, i would say. what do i do? you don't do it. what do i tell john dean? >> tell me report to me, and if he has a problem, come to me. >> it was interesting, later on i heard him discussing this with john dean, very basically said who the hell those blue eyes the key is not doing what we want, but they never had that bear to put it to me because if i resigned refusing to do something improper with the internal revenue service, that w