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in fact it wasle 7 degrees in san francisco.egrees cooler than yesterday's 91 degrees reading and 70s all across the santa clara valley. your seven-day forecast features that we have spotty rain showers in the forecast on friday and saturday. otherwise, here's your san francisco giants forecast. breezy and cool in the mid-70s. enjoy. ,,,,,, ♪ >> you could call that a happy gilmore moment for that little guy in augusta. the par 3 tournament before the masters is always a big, big family day. players bring their children or even grandchildren out on the course. they get to play and not always talking about the golf. >> so beautiful. >> we want to be there and not sitting here! >> absolutely. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." we will bring you this morning's ceremonial teeoff of the masters and jim nantz of cbs sports looks at the golfers trying to stop jordan spieth from winning back-to-back green jackets. >>> you might be heading to work but nearly every day is a holiday. we explore how the calendar is becoming a cash regis

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wasle forget that he challenging that the president erica was even eligible.se are only two of about 20 different things that he has done that really make him not capable to be commander in chief. host: are you concerned about his popularity? guest: it is a double-edged sword. on one hand, he is clearly popular with a good one third of the primary republican electorate. his numbers never drop the load they30% to 40% range but also have never risen above that. he has yet to get the majority. it looks like new york may be the first. the recent he goes into the convention without having clinched the majority of delegates is his government to win the support of the majority. you see him at his rallies, and himke on sometimes bleed tinge, he has tapped into a real anger and frustration out there. he is channeling that in a negative way. host: we are talking to congressman brendan boyle, democrat from pennsylvania, about the presidential race and other policy issues. our minds are open. republicans can call in at (202)-748-8001. democrats, (202)-748-8000. .ndependen

speaker, i rise today who honor and celebrate the life of mary an wasle, one of my personal heroes and strongest women i have ever known who passed away earlier this month. she possessed a tenacious spirit and unyielding faith. a heart full of love and infectious smile. she was one of a kind. she was a police officer, an actor, a development officer for her church, and elementary school, and founder of a nonprofit organization, a health activist, and mother to three incredible children. breast cancer was what took mary ann from us, but it was also what is one of her lasting legacies that was borne from this experience. a successful and much needed breast health initiative to get in touch foundation. she was a vocal champion of the affordable care act. and access to high quality affordable health care for all. in 2010 marery ann won a contract from balboa press, to publish her memoir, a diary of healing. my intense and meaningful life with cancer. throughout its pages you can hear her laughter, you can feel her courage, and you will often find yourself crying with her. experiencing the