>> hi, uma. he played a shot on the 15th hole and i call would it for the tournament and it went and hit the pin and and rich shayed back in the water . then he had to take a penalty shot and unlucky . he takes the penalty is the point of entry he can go back to and take a drop or go back and play it as the rule say rule 26 1 nearly to where he hit. he stepped twiards back and acbuildinged he took a couple of yards wack. that is in violation. he unwittingly did it and called to the attention of the masters and rules committee by a viewer according to a television viewer and the statement they release subsequently he is penalized two shots. he could have been disqualified . so he is penalized two shots. tiger woods on his twitter said he was unaware where he took the drop. he had a meeting and they told him no violation except for what he said in the interview. led them to assess the penalty. >> uma: it interesting that a viewer brought it to the officials and they didn't catch it themselves. >> t

>> uma, u.s.ials acknowledged that the assad regime used chemical withins in the fight against the rebels including sarin. there is questions of when it was used and both sides in syria accused other in using chemical weapons. president said the use of chemical weapons would cross a red line. syrian officials denied the claim and call it would a bold-faced lie and opposition leaders are pleading for world leaders to intervene in the syria conflict. >> we are asking the united states with the drone technology and surgical strike technology to stop the use of chemical weapons. >> president obama said the administration would respond prudently but reduced expectation of the u.s. to intervene soon. militants attacked a air base. there progress by pro government forces and the death tollstands at more than 70,000 people kill indeed the civil war in syria and that is only going to increase as it is united states and world leaders continue to disagree and debate about what should happen in the future of

i am uma, live in washington. an arrest in this week's ricin letter scare. mississippi martial arts instructor is in custody accused of sending the ricin-laced letters to president obama and footworks. efvet dutschke wased this morning. >> uma, 41 year old everett dutschke was arrested on unspecified chargings. he was taken without incident in tupelo,

i am uma in washington with a fox newings alert. secretary of state john kerry meeting with the chinese leader to help stop tedgeses. he is urging them to get north korea to tone it down. you will hear from mike huckabee who shares concerns about the nuclear threat. more break newings. tiger woods gets a reprieve today. assessed a two stroke penalty on the second round of the masters, there was concern he could be disqualified. and utah editor mike lee is not happy with the background checkings on the gun bill . new information on the texas da murder investigation coming up next. that is 18 minutes from now. stay with us. , see you then. >> eric: let's just say you are for illegal immigration reform. a new report expected to show making illegals legal would add four or five trillion to the national debt. liberals say it is a no brainer. michelle said something different. michelle, the number is staggering. we knew it would cost and pull it off would cost a lot of money. but 4-5 trillion. >> yeah, it is not new. last time they looked

uma is there .dress in yellow. >> it looks fantastic. >> finally harris, the politicians look forward to seeing this. celebrities look forward to seeing politician. who has more fun? >> i think we do as a journal i felt. we do what we love to do watch it all play out. they don't want to talkitous. they want to talk to each other. that's the truth. >> have fun, harris and get back tomorrow. don't have too much fun. >> all right, just cause you i said so. >> you look are the beautiful. >> tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have live coverage of the white house correspondant association dinner hosted by conan obrian. ed henry is the master of ceremonies and so do not miss it. it is a lot of fun. >> still to come, the coast guard making a major drug bust on the high seas. how they manage told seize a mountain of cocaine . a cat managed to sneak outside of his owner . she thought she would never see him again. this story has a happy ending. you will not believe where this adventurous guy found. ♪ [ sin

there was no one who deserved this less than uma. can he come back?ny wiener take come baby steps back into polit politics. for the first time sishs the scandal, he tweeted last november with a link to superstorm sandy. here's what he told new york magazine, i want to ask people to give me a second chance, i do want to have that conversation with people whom i let down and with people who put their faith in me and who wanted to support me. i do want to say to them, give me another chance. what are the chances they give him another chance. >> well, we'll see, the reality is lots of politicians come back from sex scandal, from political scandal in general. i think it's going to depend on how much the new york people loved in the in the first place. at the time he was considered the front-runner for mayor so it will be interesting to see if he can get back into folks' good graces, i think he's doing the right thing by starting off apologizing and humanizing himself and making himself are little more likable than he was when the scandal broke. >> if we ta

>> sreenivasan: uma vangal says a culture of indifference or even acceptance of violence against women is reinforced in india's influential cinema. vangal is a professor of film in the southern city of chennai. she showed me one scene from a movie in the regional tamil language. it was an elaborately choreographed rape. >> she's pleading, says, "okay, i said something, i humiliated you in public, but can we forget about it?" >> sreenivasan: the film's hero-- as male leads are called-- has been spurned by his prospective bride. the marriage had been arranged by their families, according to the local tradition. >> look at this. look at the insensitive way it's been handled. you don't know whether to laugh or whether take it seriously. but the audience obviously accepted the argument that it's all right to rape a woman if you want to prove your masculinity. >> sreenivasan: in fact, this film was such a hit, she says it is now being remade in bollywood, whose hindi-speaking audience is many times larger. rape scenes may be the extreme. but the typical box office- tested plot often reinforc

no word whether the group or uma love are involved or connected in any way to the attack but clearly being investigated. bill: victims are being remembered as well. the first responder who rushed toward the danger of boston and saved the life of one of the youngest victims and that man is sharing his story. amateur video shows off-duty firefighter, matt patterson, went straight to 7-year-old jane richard as she lay on the ground, after use losing a leg. patterson used a stranger's belt as a tourniquet giving her enough time to get her to an ambulance. >> something focused my energy right there. as soon as i came out i was just like right in front of me. straight line right to her. she need ad tourniquet and need ad surgery. that is obvious what i saw. i was looking to down the street if i could bring the child to the ambulance and advanced care. you have to stop the bleeding. if you don't stop the pleading it's over. i'm glad she is okay. i'm glad she is ever aring mproving.s can be and her that is good enough for me, well-done, well-done. the girl's brother, 8-year-old martin richar

. >> i saw the fox report last night and i saw her with harris faulkner and uma, they looked great. >posed photos. >> no. somebody else was taking the photos. maybe that's why. >> that is coming up. but first, air traffic control towers across the country will be back to normal by tonight after the fur lowe forcing flight delays. the f.a.a. ending the mandatory furloughs on saturday brought on sequestration cuts. >> elizabeth prann joins us live from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. today, the federal aviation administration is shifting funds to stop the furloughs of employees and air traffic controllers, meaning the halving levels are going backbe to the way they were and the smaller airport towers can turn the rights back on. as millions of americans can attest, this was causing delays across the country. despite a small technical error, spelling error in the bill, the lochs allowed the agency to shift the money in the budget to keep workers on the job. now, during the president's weekly address, he suggested members of congress notice because they fly home every