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three jordan. play well, gentlemen. >> so patrick reed will get things going again. he took that driver gary and he just smacked it down there. >> he did. to be honest with you, to me it's not a comfortable shot trying to fit a draw into this fairway. it first three rounds missed the fairway to the left. you have to take this ball down the treeline if you're going to play a draw and find the fairway. >> of course the last time he played it he made the birdie. so see what he can do here. >> absolutely gutted. >> gutted it up the right drew it right to the center. >> sean o'hair is next. we remember where he went. wasn't too long ago right behind our tower notah. >> you guys are busy up in that tower. >> i don't think he wants to come by again. >> sean to the far right-hand side of the tee so he's going to go back to trying to hit that little low cut that he was working on on the practice tee earlier today. overdid it in regulation. he's overdone it again. >> oh, that's -- >> found the cart path. >> yep. >> we'll see if he's got a window from there. now spieth. >> spie

three jordan. play well, gentlemen. >> so patrick reed will get things going again. he took that driver gary and he just smacked it down there. >> he did. to be honest with you, to me it's not a comfortable shot trying to fit a draw into this fairway. it first three rounds missed the fairway to the left. you have to take this ball down the treeline if you're going to play a draw and find the fairway. >> of course the last time he played it he made the birdie. so see what he can do here. >> absolutely gutted. >> gutted it up the right drew it right to the center. >> sean o'hair is next. we remember where he went. wasn't too long ago right behind our tower notah. >> you guys are busy up in that tower. >> i don't think he wants to come by again. >> sean to the far right-hand side of the tee so he's going to go back to trying to hit that little low cut that he was working on on the practice tee earlier today. overdid it in regulation. he's overdone it again. >> oh, that's -- >> found the cart path. >> yep. >> we'll see if he's got a window from there. now spieth. >> spie

i mean o'hair is kind of getting that confidence back but jordan spieth and patrick reed are two of the most confident guys out here. they don't care if they're 24 and 21. you just -- exudes they're going to get it done. and they have proffered that again today. seen some marvelous recovery shots by those, too. uphill from the back of the screen. a double breaker. looks like it's one. when it first gets on the green wants to go a shade right. may sneak back left. goes left. that's the stage now for sean o'hair a 32-year-old. been working on his game for the last two years. he's been away from the limelight. said he's been working on his attitude trying to stay positive while he works hard at it. fun to be back in contention. and now got a chance -- >> one top ten in his last 65 pga tour starts. that was a tie for tenth at bay hill last year. earlier, mentioned that it got to a tie at 12th in the world. played on the presidents cup team. now he's 401st in the world. that is how far he has fallen. what this putt could mean to him is immeasurable. >> just earlier this week he informed me o

caller: i recently saw an interview with king abdullah of jordan by for reed zakaria. -- by faried zakaria. i know nothing about arabic, but basically they are outlaws. they are outlaws of islam. he feels it should be a regional fight. i think that what we should do is be in a support role. we can provide weapons to the kurds, for example, a peaceful and civilized people. the countries in the area like saudi arabia, for example, have the fourth-largest military in the world. these people have the resources to do the fighting themselves. i really do not think this idea of going in there and storm trooping our way through the region and winning the fight for the people in the region makes no sense at all. the gentleman there has touched on this. i want to know how they feel about that. the people in the region themselves if king abdulla and others feel it is there fight why don't we let them do it back up guest: -- why don't we let them do it? guest: i think she asks a really good question. this is a fight within sunni islam. the problem is, when you let things fester, as i think the adminis

caller: i recently saw an interview with king abdullah of jordan by for reed zakaria. -- by faried zakaria. i know nothing about arabic, but basically they are outlaws. they are outlaws of islam. he feels it should be a regional fight. i think that what we should do is be in a support role. we can provide weapons to the kurds, for example, a peaceful and civilized people. the countries in the area like saudi arabia, for example, have the fourth-largest military in the world. these people have the resources to do the fighting themselves. i really do not think this idea of going in there and storm trooping our way through the region and winning the fight for the people in the region makes no sense at all. the gentleman there has touched on this. i want to know how they feel about that. the people in the region themselves if king abdulla and others feel it is there fight why don't we let them do it back up guest: -- why don't we let them do it? guest: i think she asks a really good question. this is a fight within sunni islam. the problem is, when you let things fester, as i think the adminis

was the differentiator. >> chuck hagel -- >> and jack reed with him as his wing man on that trip. >> foreign policy -- people forget foreign policy was a differentiator in '07. the economy didn't become the big issue until the collapse in '08. -- >> being for or against the war in iraq. >> pure and simple. >> let's talk about this letter john kerry's outrage was really genuine, this was not a political moment. he went before the committee where he served for 28 years and said i -- when i sat in the other side of the table, i had never done anything like this. you got this letter signed by 47 republicans and john mccain now acknowledging, it may have been a mistake. >> i think you're seeing a whole bunch -- not really almost wonder did they not realize what they were signing on or how big of a deal this was going to be or how much it was going to be promoted? it is -- look let's look at the political mistake of the letter. you're now these 47 republicans, so now you own diplomacy failure, you get to own a piece of that. that's not on you. if you wanted to make a bipartisan case agains

jordan spieth and the co leader at 10 under 467 on his i did and he is also 10 under. patrick reed. five under 66 on the day and first in the clubhouse at 10 under. spieth needs a par putt and he got it. all three hung around until the playoff hole. spieth, a 30-foot birdie putt for the win and he drops it. >> i have a four-foot slider. and i guess it was my day. under this kind of pressure these fans were unbelievable from the get go. i owe a lot to them and it was an unbelievable team effort. >> serena playing at indian wells and after being booed as a teenager. serving up five aces and took the first set and then in the second with the backhand. winner. took just 53 minutes. roger federer also advances on the men's side. you can't race when one of your wheels is at an angle. he is taking off his rear bumper and his tire literally is on fire. he finished dead last. tony stewart crashed twice. he finished his 39th. and kevin harvick has won four straight. and seven times in his career. he won last week in las vegas. the first nascar driver to finish first or second. only one race m