zack miller was a senior and captain of ncaa championship golf team.saratoga brandon was a freshman. today the two were reunited for the proam. >> it was really cool. i was laughing when i saw the line up. >> what kind of comfort was this being able to play with joseph today? >> it was great, i think that we're close friends but we're also very competitive. so i mean, you know it's fun to be out there with him, i'm sure, i wanted to beat him really badly i'm sure him the same with me. >> this kid can play. >> reporter: what does it feel to be called the next great thing? >> it's very flattering. you know when everybody thinks you're doing something well. you know you take positive vibes from it. so yeah, just take it as a complement and try to keep doing what i'm doing. >> joseph bramlet is the first african american in 25 years to earn a pga tour card from the very grueling school progress. today he beat zack miller. bramlet four shots back of the coleaders. the only other black golfer on the pga tour is tiger woods. he was playing today too. but in d

he was playing here with his old college teammate zack miller. now bramlet became the first african american in 25 years to earn a pga tour card by way of that grueling qualifying school process. he now joins tiger woods as the only black golfer on the pga tour. >> yeah, i just take it as a complement and try to keep doing what i'm doing. >> you really had to fight hard to get your card. that was another thing. a little mark for you in making you feel like i earned this now. >> any time you're up against the ropes and you're able to get through, you lie that in the bank. you feel like you can really do it and you know it's just a reminder that all the hard work is paying off. >> reporter: bramela is four shots back of the leader. this is marino on his approach on the final hole of the day. da points also minus seven. d.a. points was playing with bill murray and still shot under seven. tiger woods, he played golf too in dubai thanks to a $3 million appearance fee, mark. not bad money if you can get it. >> it was unanimous out here. we all liked th

one of the cage just judging players a massive game a zack and glena matters and stuff i take the for just the goal you like thirty four in total with the final score eight hundred sixteen to get this eastern selection claiming victory for the two or three times. although old style games have never been about winners and losers was an issue for sure and i hope the fans enjoyed some spectacular moments to the show so it's everything is done for the fans but as for the players it's great for us to get together and take part in the been played and the important thing though is to stay away from possible to be generous. the stakes were great was higher there shortly the kids show playoffs way self and february the twenty third. birthday party st petersburg. over to football a busy day in the english. premier league goes well with goals and they've games which sold out as much. wolves while also know threw away a full go advantage over new calls nani have put united they have before a local be equalized and the women have many matches style four points ahead of second placed also not to th

also at 11-under is jimmie walker, carded a 7-under, and marine native zack miller, in a tie for 11tht minus 7. >> a little tennis. gale montes pulled out with a bum wrist, so the defending champion facing juan martin del del potro. he takes the first set 6-4. second set. verdasco, break point, a forhand down the line. then ace, it's over. wins in straight setes. will play in sunday's final. >> tiger woods skipped pebble for a huge appearance fee in dubai. one stroke off the lead. looking for his first win in over a year. we'll have the results tomorrow. >> alan: back to pebble beach, must be hard for the pros to play with the amateurs. >> it's a six-hour round, and for the amateurs, you're trying stay out of the pros way. you got a double or trip going, you just pick your ball up. >> mike: and playing with bill murray, are you imagine? >> alan: thanks for watching us, >> alan: thanks for watching us, good previously on "grey's anatomy"... this is mary daltry. she lost consciousness behind the wheel. how's shane--my partner? i just didn't want her to see. i thought she might take offe

zack's mum and dad had money trouble. they had to sell their house and move to swansea.idn't mean to alarm you, we just... maybe we should talk to you kids about it, treat you like grown-ups. good idea. murderer! what? you murdered a mouse, and now it's in a trap in the laundry room! i thought you were gonna sort it. sorry. murderer! why are you blaming me? you can't have mice in the house, can you? why not? 'cause they're dirty and they smell. so does ben. they run around the house and they poo everywhere. so does ben. that's not fair! i had diarrhea! but you got it all on that man's shoes. yeah, they probably should have toilets on the millennium wheel. god, what a long half hour that was. anyway. karen, it's nearly tea time. come and help me set the table. you did such a fantastic job last time. no! you're a mouse killer! karen! i meant to get rid of it, and then bloody jane turned up. brilliant. can't rely on anyone. you're right there. not even your friends. are you all right, sweetheart? they voted for ross as class rep. oh, i'm sorry to hear that. did he pay them

. >>> in overtime, zack randolph of memphis had some key baskets and scored 31 points against oklahomand the grizzlies pulled out an upset win 105-101 over the thunder. >>> in college basketball, number six san diego state crushed utah. brian carlwell of the aztecs had some big jams and scored ten points in the victory. san diego state hasn't lost one game this season. >>> when we return another look at the morning's top stories. and kicking the habit. president obama gives up cigarettes for good. >>> sports sponsored by just for men, for mustache and beard. keep your edge. men, for mustache and beard. keep your edge. schools are closing.. and.. how the decision is pitting neighbor against neighbor. plus.. should cops be armed with tasers? after several high profile shootings.. san francisco police.. consider a major change in policy. the rumors are swirling.. what we could learn today about the release of the i-pad 2. and.. how not getting enough sleep could give you a heart attack. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at 4:30. ,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a loo

zack miller, spy glass, he's in a tie for 11th at minus 7.s pulled out of the sap semifinals. walks into the finals. meanwhile defending champion fernando facing juan march teen and last night's other semiset to watch this forehand winner. cross court. he'll take the first set 6-4. second set, 4-all. the forehand down the line. match point, he wins it straight sets. he'll meet in the finals today. and tiger woods skipped pebble for dubai. one stroke off the lead looking for his first win in over a year. that and much more tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> the underground economy of recycling rip-offs. throw-away theft and a new idea for stopping them. >> i'm nanette miranda in california. if you add your adult children ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. you may be in for an unwelcome surprise when you file your taxes. you may owe more than you thought. that's because a key change in the healthcare law, a benefit that helps young people but may cost their parents. abc 7's capital correspondent nanette miranda reports on an eff

any other single glsh that way i can see you better -- and on the other hand, we can have a jeffrey zacks who suggests that smith yang markets have led to exploitation and deprivation. all of this accomplished by a socially-awkward 18th century scottish philosopher who wrote only two books his whole life which is hardly enough to get a full professorship at an american university these days. [laughter] so this suggests something of a puzzle, who really is this person, adam smith? what were these momentous ideas, good or bad? how can a person in an obscure profession, place and time have wrought such tremendous effect on the world? well, there's been, as one might expect, quite a range of writing on adam smith from all manner of perspectives, and for full disclosure, i myself have contributed to that. and smith has, indeed, been appropriated by many people including entire academic disciplines, by political parties, by schools of economics, by moral agendas all to serve their own purposes. so it can make one wonder, reasonably, whether one might get a true measure of the man. where can one

news and the speculation is that the raiders are expected to put their franchise tag on tight end zackiller. and here's why. they didn't drop the tag on defensive lineman richard seymour. they signed him to the nfl's richest for a defensive player, two years, $30 million, almost $1 million per game, $22 of it guaranteed. nice work if you can get it. it actually set the precedent that the actual stars will want to get theirs too, not just the tommy kellys of the world. which leads us to nomdy, who would like to return, but with seymour returning, the window is very likely shut. it would be good if you could get two or three players for what they pay him, but they've now just given it to seymour, and when the labor pitcher gets a little bit clear, nomdy will have a decision to make, and it's probably not playing in oakland. >> well, he's not gone yet, but no yoyou pay seseymour that kind of money. >> thanks, laurence. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. until i look at

section 1752, the level for department of agriculture, forest service, land zack -- acquisition, $991,000. section 1753, the level for expect of agriculture, forest service, wildland fire management, $1,978,737,000. section 1754, the authority provided by section 33 of the department of the interior and related agencies appropriations act, 2005, as amended. section 1755, the level for department of health and human services indian health services, $3,883,886,000. section 1756. the level for department of health and human services indian health service, indian health facilities, $255,497,000. section 1757. the level for department of health and human services national institutes of health, national institute of environmental health sciences. $77,546,000. section 175 . the level for department of health and human services agency for toxic substances and disease registry, toxic substances and environmental public health, $74,039,000. section 1759, the level for executive office of the president, council on environmental quality an office of environmental quality, $2,848,000. section 1760, th

trade and development agency, lee zack. and the director of the peace corps, aaron williams. [applause] i think aaron wins the trip to jeopardy. in any event, this is going to be very short. i want to just say a few words about bill gates. the truth of the matter is that he's probably been introduced so many times that he tires of his own introductions. and i always thought about that scene in the movie "schindler's list." and you remember the character ben kingsley, whose firm did the work for the germans, the work on the machinery. at the end of the movie, liam neeson starts crying to him. he said, i didn't do enough. and the character -- ben kingsley said, you did plenty. he said remember, when you save one life, you saved the entire world. and in the case of bill gates, he has saved the entire world over and over and over again. [applause] and not just a financial benefactor, which he is, and which the bill and linda gates foundation is, but also a moral leader who has been able to exert great influence on business, corporate, financial, n.g.o., and government leaders all

zack from the roosevelt institute campus network, and we're a group of 86 student think tanks across the country and based on college campuses, our latest chapter. so we were invited by the peterson foundation along with aei, i believe, to participate in the fiscal solution summit in new york. and so we've been going through this process along with a number of other think tanks. one of the things that we started looking at in order to come up with a solution was sort of what had driven this short-term deficit and medium-term deficit over the past 10 or 15 years. and, you know, we found that this isn't something -- in the short term, it isn't anything like we were experiencing around the turn of the century. so we found that the massive costs of the war, the, you know, tax cuts not being offset from the early 2000s and the countercyclical response to the recovery is sort of the main drivers of these. and we thought that perhaps our solution should take those into account, too, and look forward, how will drivers like that continue to cause problems for us? and so one of the main ones i

we had the situation last year with the zack brown band.s new right now. >> an up and comer. >> lots of people saying this is a head scratcher. >> let's get to the performances. lady gaga making her red carpet appearance in the egg shell. didn't her egg shell stunt outdo her performance? >> if i arrived to work in an egg i'm not sure what i can do during the day to follow up with that arrival. lots of people were waiting for the song. the album isn't out until may so there was tons of hype. lots of people criticizing her for having a song that sounds like madonna's "express yourself." that's little surprise. lady gaga at every point of the way has been taking a page from the madonna playbook, how to be a fan favorite, stay popular, give your audit wrens ence -- >> how to make an entrance. >> when your entrances are so outra outrageous people stop asking about you. people great with fame now know how to deflect and distract. >> most colorful performance, cee-lo green and gwyneth paltrow with the muppets. >> how much do i love that? we all kn

we have liz zack from ivillage.com's pregnancy and parenting and gail saltz, "today" contributor.ve evidence as to where the number is going up, down or maintaining? >> we are seeing an increase in conversations on the message boards about this topic. i think a lot more moms with the recession are jumping back into the workforce and are experiencing it maybe for the first time or for the first time in a long time. >> interesting perspective. >> yeah. it's a hot topic for us. >> mm-hmm. especially if you have been a stay at home mom and made the commitment. it's difficult to make the transition. some guilt, i think, is good. it reminds you where your priorities are, what you should be thinking about as the most important thing. but at some point it's not so good for you. you were talking about it before we started broadcasting. >> yeah. negative emotions are all a part of things that are potentially good for you. they are a red flag to say, well, maybe something is not working here and i have to evaluate what's going on. on the other hand, there are people that are more prone to gu