that is the sporting life. >> nba trophies all over the place. >> augusta. vegas. late night talk shows. >> thank you. >>> san francisco's pride parade days away. a report tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. thank you for joining us. good night. "oh, my goodness those hands are cold!" (luke laughs) mm-hmm. "at least buy me dinner first." (laughs) boom. (goofy voice) "tell my wife and kids i love them." oh, my god. ooh, that's kind of dark, mom. hmm. (cell phone vibrates) quick-- what's my favorite hospital food? um... jell-o? (laughs) hi, buddy. no, today's still good. good for what? who's buddy? yeah, just head on over to the house. whose house? who's buddy? okay. see you in a couple. (cell phone beeps) couple of what? who's buddy? kenneth. kenneth? kenneth! if i had a son, i'd want him to be like kenneth ploufe. you do have a son. when we first moved in here, he was the sweet kid who lived next door. mm, the weird kid who lived next door, but phil always had a soft spot for him because kenneth sort of looked up to him.

national. >> jimmy: you don't need him to go to augusta. why do you need him? >> you need an in. he has an in. >> jimmy: these are pretty good ins. playing against lebron, he is unbelievable. do you think he is the best player in the league? >> i think at any given moment we have a lot of guys in the league. >> jimmy: he was a monster in the series. i can't imagine being asked to guard this guy. you keep detailed notes. a notebook. every toime you play him. you think about it and write things down. what did you write down in the notebook you will usen the future? >> the notebook is in my head. >> jimmy: no actual notebook. >> like jay-z, doesn't write rhymes. keeps them in his head. my defensive notebook on all the players learn to store them in my head. >> jimmy: do you think you will write these things down? >> no, somebody might steal them. i got things no one would know about certain guys. i know how to use it against them. >> jimmy: the guys probably don't know it about themselves. >> yeah, they don't. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i know th

bank 703-236-9220 to get answers to all of your maureen: flames fill the sky of retirement home in augusta, georgia and a woman was killed. three others are treated for injuries. it took firefighters three hours to bring it under control. three families are out of their home after a fire. a fanly had just moved in the home today. everyone escaped up harmed. the senate finance committee wants to know how thieves stole the tax information of 104,000 americans. today they testifieded to the security up jades. the i.r.s. commissioner said budget cuts slowed the computer upgrades. he said the agency is working closely with the state and the taxpayers preparation companies to combat fraud. )s want a judge -- prosecutors want a judge to sentence a man who maid it inside the white house with a knife to two years in prison. gonzalez climbed the white house fence and made it to the east room before the secret service stopped him. he was a veteran with a history of mental illness. millions of air bags are being recalled. we are learning some have already been fixed might not be safe. a cool day outsi

zurich classic of new orleans and runner-up at augusta. certainly would give him a running start into chambers bay in two weeks. then you have david lingmerth who has twice been a runner upper, including once that a playoff. he lost in the humana challenge to brian guy more than a year ago. peter: lingmerth has 188 yards. that's the good news. he's got about 171 to the front of the green which is really the shot he had on 17 in regulation. same lip, same everything. so he can get an 8-iron, i believe, to the front of the green, for sure. jim: meanwhile you can see way past him rose in the center of the fairway. >> what about a big draw? >> what was the front on it? >> the front is 177. if we can just chase something up there and get a putt at it. the wind is off the right. it's down a little. nick: very advisable. trying to get him to go a little right where that bank comes down is a little bit lower. peter: they're looking to go for a draw to make the lip a little bit less con stick yowls. the problem with that when you make that swing sh

at the augusta pub. george showing off his moves at the pool table. it's not clear when they'll be returning to these parts because they're preparing to move into their $15 million home in england. similar, very similar. can you imagine people hearing he's coming to town? that population is like 15,000 for one night only. >> i'm trying to imagine amal in a pub. she's very elegant. right? >> totally. but just seeing them playing pool. >> george has always been a normal guy and relatable. >> who says you can't come home? >> in your vast experience with george this is what you've -- >> and back to the more important part. he's hot. >>> it turns out the song of the summer is the song of the last 50 years. this amazing movie mashup posted to youtube features all your favorite movie characters dancing their hearts out to walk the moon's "shut up and dance." take a look. ♪ i said you're holding back she said shut up and dance with me ♪ >> oh, that's -- ♪ this woman is my destiny she said ooh ooh ♪ ♪ shut up and dance with me ♪ >> i don't know tha

they did so in augusta. and they do here in the pacific northwest. mature beyond his years. and we will give you a look one final time at the leaderboard. jordan spieth wins it two-way tie with dustin johnson and louis oosthuizen. branden grace gave it a fight. could not get around the blocked shot at 16 that went out of bounds off to the right. adam scott, valiant effort shooting 64 today on sunday. welcome inside the 18th tower, i'm joe buck alongside greg norman. it was hard to wrap your head what was going on the 18th green and for it to end, it looked like jordan spieth was more shocked. the heart break for dustin johnson. >> that's where my mind goes. you see dustin collected himself. he looked like he was completely out of it. got himself back in it. it's sports. there's going to be a winner and loser. dustin has to really get himself up and dust himself off as fast as we can. he's got so much talent and such a great player. you know he's missed out four times now. there's a great saying tom watson told me. once you bite the snake's head off, it's dead forever. he jus

debate stage and the other candidates want that, too, so debates do not look like a private meeting at augusta. we started our conversation by talking about how she wants to be the first female president of the united states. you will be the first female president. you are not running as a woman. you are not emphasizing that but how would you feel about being that historic first person if that should happen? carly fiorina: perhaps the way i felt when i became the first woman ceo to lead a fortune 50 company. i was quite unprepared for all of the media attention that historic first drew. shame on me i guess. but i'm sure what i would feel is i have a heavy responsibility now. and i have to execute that responsibility on behalf of everyone, men and women republicans and democrats for that matter. mark: in 2008, when i covered hillary clinton on the campaign women would come up to her old, young, and they would say with manifest emotion how excited they would be to be able to cast their vote for the first woman president. i have not seen that happen to you but i'm sure it must. again, does that t

they did so in augusta. and they do here in the pacific northwest. mature beyond his years. and we will give you a look one final time at the leaderboard. jordan spieth wins it two-way tie with dustin johnson and louis oosthuizen. branden grace gave it a fight. could not get around the blocked shot at 16 that went out of bounds off to the right. adam scott, valiant effort shooting 64 today on sunday. welcome inside the 18th tower, i'm joe buck alongside greg norman. it was hard to wrap your head what was going on the 18th green and for it to end, it looked like jordan spieth was more shocked. the heart break for dustin johnson. >> that's where my mind goes. you see dustin collected himself. he looked like he was completely out of it. got himself back in it. it's sports. there's going to be a winner and loser. dustin has to really get himself up and dust himself off as fast as we can. he's got so much talent and such a great player. you know he's missed out four times now. there's a great saying tom watson told me. once you bite the snake's head off, it's dead forever. he jus

in augusta it was fun in the fairways, hitting around the fair ways, and i was making everything. it would be nice if i could do that, but it's a harder golf course than the masters played this year. >> spieth shares the spot with patrick reeve. >> they'll go five or six bogeys. i hit the ball in the middle of the green on aid and have no chance to put a normal put stopping near the hole and having to play mickey mouse golf to try to make par. unfortunately, it's a bad way to end the day. >> south africa brandon grace is also four under. it's not clear if jason zale will play in the third round. he suffered vertigo. he did manage to complete his round before heading to the hospital. chris kirk had one of the best shots of the day. the american sunk an eagle on the par 4 10th hole. he'll be back on the links on saturday 3 over. world number one euro mcilroy with an eagle on the 12th, and it helped him to avoid the cut. he was on four over. but for the first time in nine years tiger woods has failed to make the cut at the u.s. open. he cut at a six over par 76 on his round. that mea

abilene baptist church outside of augusta. officials at nearby fort gordon say they no longer can do it because it bans any voment in religious services. the honor guard attended their celebration last year. >>> this is why you don't need a gym membership to be healthy. >> taking the stairs can be just as good for you as a regular workout. researches studying 6,000 americans found those one or two minute activities through out the day can eventually add up to 30 minutes and will prevent high blood pressure and high cholesterol. we take the escalator every morning from now on we are going to take the scares. >> traum matdramatic video where a police officer saved a baby's life. >> there's an officer here. what's wrong with her? >> 532. started mouth to mouth. child is turning green. >> officer martin smith was called to the albuquerque home to find a 7 month old girl not breathing. he immediately started giving her cpr as the terrified family was watching. moments later she started breathing on her own. the baby has since been

. >> that cell just west of frederick coming out of augusta, that did go severe just now over toward cross junction, winchester, frederick county, virginia. >> howard is tweeting these out. follow us for the latest. thursday we're in good shape, but tomorrow is the gem of the week, 88, not humid. 89 on thursday, 87, scattered storms friday, better chance of storms friday, could impact your plans. we may issue a yellow alert friday. next seven days 80 both saturday and sunday, very unsettled, showers and storms. 82 monday and 87, warmer, couple thunderstorms possible late in the day. severe thunderstorm watch until 11:00. there are warnings out. the threats should end in the immediate metro area by 9 p.m. >>> the national transportation safety board today launching a two-day investigative hearing to learn more about january's fatal smoke incident at l'enfant plaza. you'll recall one woman died, dozens more injured when smoke filled the station. andrea mccarren was at the hearing and is leave from ntsb headquarters. >> reporter: the chairman of the ntsb began today's hearing on a sombe

nic robertson, cnn, augusta, italy. >> we'll take a very short break here. still to come. a familiar face to millions of american children, lavar burton has taken his popular reading show on the road. >> a behind the scenes look at "reading rainbow" shooting internationally here in israel. you're watching cnn. >>> you are back with us, our pedram javahari joins us from the weather center. we are talking monsoonal rains in india. much needed after the heat wave that killed so many people. >> the month of may, the fifth deadliest month for any month in the world in recorded history when it comes to heat. you take a look at numbers, we have touched on previous heat waves around the world. of course, 2003, 71,000 fatality. number five, 2,300 fatalitiefat. all most every single one in the month of may. pushing up to fourth all time. excessive heat. longevity of the heat. look at numbers, past 12 months our planet has been the hottest in recorded history. take a look at all that. monsoonal rain needed to bring the temperature down. current positioning. 600 kilometers south of wh

at augusta, i was hitting on the greens, making everything. it would be nice to do that. it's a harder golf course than the masters played this year. >> reporter: jordan spieth chairs the lead at chambers bade with fellow american patrick reed, he is round including an eagle, five birdies. >> the previous round, five or six bogeys, i didn't get up and down once. i hit the ball in the middle of the green on 18, and have no chance to have a normal putt stopping near the hole and play mickey mouse golf to make par. you know, unfortunately it's a bad way in the day. >> reporter: first round leader dustin johnson is behind at the halfway stage. brandon grace is on four under. it's not clear in jason day will complete in the third round. he collapsed on the ninth hole with veterinary go. -- with vertigo. he recovered to complete his round, before heading to the hospital. >> chris kirk had one of the best shots on the day. the american sunk an eagle. heel be back on the links on saturday on 3-over >>> world number one rory mcilroy got an eagle on the 12th, and it helped him avoi

watson already has two augusta martin titles. putts like this may win the u.s. open. back to sport. more later >>> thank you. latest reports from washington saying an announcement is expected next month to reopen the u.s. embassy in cuba. the fall follow the in famous bay of pigs relation it could mean a second invasion of the cuban coast. >> reporter: there are beaches like this across the caribbean, here nothing looks unusual. this is an infamous stretch of coast. it is a bay of pigs, emblazoned on cuban identity. >> in april 1961, mercenaries landed here aiming to reverse castro's ruling. it was a total failure. the invasion smashed. invaders surrender. it bolstered fidel castro's position and set the scope for -- scene for the cuban missile crisis. it's a victory marked across the island. signs of the intense animosity between the two countries litter cuba. this one says the first defeat of yankee imperialists. you have to wonder how this new relationship will develop. at the museum, tourists looked back on one invasion while the island braces for another. they reckon 2 million

the 21-year-old recently won his first grand slam title at augusta national. and he believes that that could well give him the edge going into the weekend. >> i'll probably draw a significant amount off of it. it's playing different, and i'm in a different position. i'm not going to have a whatever it was, four five-shot lead. i don't remember what it was at the weekend. so given it's u.s. open and i imagine they're going to try to bring us back to par. at least that what it seems. >> if you were to tell me last week i'll give you a share of the lead and we can start today, i would have taken it for sure. >> every golfer that teed it up this week. all our dreams are to win majors and compete in the majors. this is something i've dreamed of prepared for, something i've practiced for. so it's the opportunity just depends if you take it or not. >> meantime tiger woods' woes continued and the 14-time major winner missed the cut for the first time at the u.s. open since 2006. at least his second round 76 mind you, was an improvement on his 10 over par 80 on thursda

stantonburg and augusta county. any future thunderstorm is going to stay south and west. plenty hot. 92 at fredericksburg. and reagan national airport. 86 degrees right now in annapolis. dew point temperatures for the most part are down a little bit in the low to mid-60's. so it is humid but not terribly so. tomorrow is a different story. tomorrow we will be very hot and humid. we may have severe storms to deal with in the afternoon. this evening, just warm out there with plenty of sunshine. light westerly wind. the temperatures in the 80's early this everything. mostly clear. low temperatures by morning. 72 to 77. that is a summary reading. we look ahead to the hot weather and see if there is a cooldown in the seven-day outlook. i'll share it with you in a few minutes. >> now back to suzanne kennedy. we were talk about the tragedy in charleston renewing the debate flying a confederate flag. we hear from the homeowners who fly the flag along i-95. suzanne kennedy has reaction to the flag. suzanne: you have probably seen if it you have driven on i-95 in stafford county. i

he won augusta national, which is a pristine golf course with perfect greens and wide fairways. then he wins at what plays like a links course and did not have pristine greens. it was a tough test for everyone mentally. i think what jamie said about the intangibles -- not only does he have a special needs sister he spent time volunteering at her school and did not just see what she was going through, i think that gives him a different approach. he wants to win, he's ultracompetitive, but he understand if he doesn't win, there are more important things. but he can win on any golf course because he's a great putter and because of his mind. charlie: it is putting in the iron game. john: you know the old saying -- drive for show, putt for dough. our dominant players, tiger woods hit very long and phil mickelson has hit very long. this kid does not, but he's probably the best putter in the world right now. and that's ultimately how you win golf tournaments. charlie: i'm asking a different question -- he plays well from the course. he's a good iron player, is he not? john: he is excep

so he is at the port of augusta in italy. so nic, you are at a point where some migrants are being taken. what are you seeing what is their condition and what are their storieses as to why they make this desperate journey? >> reporter: yeah frederica, the people have just arrived on this boat literally in the last half an hour or so. the women, the first to come off, just coming off right now. we haven't had anopportunity to talk to them but we do know that this boat the "nv phoenix" independent rescue boat operating here in the mediterranean, picked them up on saturday there are 372 migrants aboard this vessel 366 from eritrea, five from ethiopia, one from sudan. vast majority coming from eritrea eritrea. we are seeing a few children coming off. one lady was carried off and put in a wheelchair but nobody appears to be in a desperate medical condition. italian authorities, the british, the spanish, the swedish, all out there in the mediterranean sea today continuing to rescue people are concerned that this wave of migrants th

remember when james brown, who was like a father to me they built the james brown statue downtown in augusta facing his statue all up and down broad streets confederate general statues. it's amazing how this is accepted and these people outright represented slavery, racism and represented leaving the country. >> yeah. the hallmarks are everywhere you look around charleston. not incidental to what charleston is. charleston is a boom town right now, it's thriving, its real estate market is thriving galleries and restaurants are thriving. there's a thriving seat for tourism and much of that is driven by visits to famous civil war sites. for a very long time in city has had a complicated relationship to that history because in some ways it's marketing that history and has to market it in such a way that doesn't essentially offend people that are easily offended by anyone suggesting that the confederacy was what it was, which was a treasonous violent army dedicated to white supremacy. >> why are people still defending it? because i notice that people are sill trying to act like this is heritage r

would -- he once had his jaw broken by a kkk member with brass knuckles cross burnings in his yard of augusta and greenville south carolina were the norm. kkk members would beat up black men and throw them on their front porch. word is what they would say after thee beat the black men up bloodied and threw them on the front of porch. they would say i hope joe tolbert is save you. >> you mention federal your great grandfather was here now what he would think of the confederate flag and what do you think he would make final question of the fact that in the state capitol of south carolina where that flag you know still waves high that this reverend this african-american man is lying in repose. >> it's unbelievable. it is unbelievable. 2015 but south carolina is an incredible state. we've really come together as a people. democrats, prepare cans fun to see the tate of california come together like this. i'm speechless at state and our people and i'm very proud today. i think my great grandfather would be very impressed as well. >> thanks for sharing the stories. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>

two at augusta and two at tpc river high lands among the eight. just go ahead and make it while you're at it. there you jo go! bubba takes the title in hartford again! jim: let's go down to peter kostis. peter: thank you jim i'm here with bubba. after you made that brilliant eagle on 13, it looked like maybe it would be a walk in the park but it never turns out that way, doesn't >> no, it doesn't. casey played great. i watched him. i hung on. that's what we have to do sometimes to win. peter: congratulations on your second win here at hartford. >> thanks a lot. thank you. peter: back to you jim. jim: congratulations to bubba watson. eighth win of his career. "60 minutes" and "big brother" tonight on cbs. we'll see you next week from the greenbrier for sir letable. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you're a fisherman, you tell tales. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more

a responderle a nuestros televidentes una gran pregunta, en lÍnea telefÓnica tenemos a rosalba, de augusta, georgia, buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. alejandro: cuÉntanos tu pregunta para el abogado. >> ok. yo venÍa con visa de turista junio 2003, al llegar al aeropuerto de atlanta, al ver que no tenÍa el vuelo de regreso me interrogaron, me recogieron mi vista y me regresaron a mÉxico, mi esposo pasÓ, despuÉs me vine con coyote, me detuvieron dos veces ya la tercera pasÉ, llegue en septiembre de 2003, augusta georgia, tengo cuatro niÑas, tiene la aplicaciÓn con un notario, la i130 en diciembre de 2013, mi esposo es residente, ¿quÉ opciÓn tengo si me voy a mÉxico, qué pasarÍa con mi aplicaciÓn? mario: no, no, no, rosalba, o mÉxico no va usted pero ni en sueÑos, le voy a explicar. alejandro: vamos explicarle a rosalba y a toda la gente que pasa por lo mismo, tienen una peticiÓn pendiente quieren saber si pueden ir a su paÍs, a pesar de que las situaciones de momento estÁ en status quo. mario: muchas gracias, primer error, mi querida rosalba, cuando a usted la excluyen del

heat index will be 107 from augusta to charleston. across georgia is the highest i've seen. it's going to feel like 111 this afternoon. it is summer. it started yesterday, you expect this stuff, but you expect some relief every now and then. not much for the southeast. it looks hot for you guys for a while. >> it's so red all over the country. >> it's going to feel like 10 0102 in st. louis today. >> what about miami? >> you'll have that ocean that will give you a nice breeze this afternoon. i'm sure you saw over the weekend, too, fires have started burning. we actually had a very slow wildfire season up to this point. that kind of changed this weekend. we had a bunch of blazes this weekend that crews were out trying to get control of. >> we'll have more on that later on in the program. >>> hundreds of firefighters are on the front lines trying to get control of these massive wildfires that bill was telling us about out west. >>> also pop star taylor swift is taking on the biggest company in the world, and so far she's winning. we're going to explain. >>> but first it's a hu

my mother, she -- sitting in the office in augusta, georgia, they were trying to get out of attics. host: we are getting a little deep in the weeds here, but mr. paige understands where you are headed. guest: i appreciate the call. he talks about antibiotics.this is out of my main realm as far as science reporting, but i entreat by -- i am entreat about how my own doctor advised cutting down the use of antibiotics, because we are using too many these days, leading to the development of super-viruses, super-germs that are resistant to end of attics -- antibiotics. host: let's tie this back into gun laws. we have discussed this, other tragedies that have happened, whether or not there, where the line should be drawn for buying a gun with a mental illness. guest: well, there should be universal background checks without exceptions. i think this makes sense. if i them -- if i am a gun owner, and i'm familiar with guns, i am an army veteran, i would say, i'm safe, but what about the guy down the street? that's what bothers people, why folks are so frightened about the proliferation of gu

we're also excited about all the initiatives around the sport in organizations like the pga of america, augusta national the lpga and pga tours. they're bringing new entrants into the sport. there are 3.5 million new golfers coming into the sport each year. part of our challenge as an industry is to retain those that are in the sport and don't leave. and that's where we've seen some of the attrition. but we're very excited about the future. it's a wonderful sport and the athleticism that we're seeing on tour, the youth that we're seeing on tour and the access to technology all combined we're very confident that the sport of golf is in great shape and will continue to move guard and progress. >> thank you for joining us here on "squawk box" this morning. this idea of technology and golf is exciting for a lot of people. david, we appreciate you taking the time. >> thanks a lot. >> dom, thank you. >> thank you. great to see you. >>> when we come back here on "squawk box," we will head down to new york stock exchange. we'll find out what to watch on the opening bell with jim cramer. by the way, che

wilmington norfolk, augusta. out west they don't have the humidity. but they have the heat. excessive heat warnings for over 7 million people. possible record highs in >>> good friday morning. i'm heat gist kari hall. beautiful weather ear as we start out in the mid to upper 50s, but still cool in the north bay, 48 degrees. this is where we're headed this afternoon, 74 degrees for the east bay, a lot going on there, and the peninsula 75 degrees, 85 degrees for the south bay and reaching into the low 90s in the tri-valley while the north bay makes it up to 88 degrees. we will be watching the warriors parade, you can watch it live right here through the morning. >>> that's your latest weather. >> coming up next brian williams morning ted. scott. ready to hit some balls? sure. ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. aw man. a painful, blistering rash. i keep thinking how did he get this, he's in such good shape. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. your immune system

wilmington norfolk, augusta. out west they don't have the humidity. but they have the heat. excessive heat warnings for over 7 million people. possible record highs in y are u >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. clouds are breaking we'll get some sunshine and look at the warmup, into the 80s this afternoon. partly sunny skies, still a chance of an isolated shower during the day but no steady rain here. the weekend, that changes. mostly cloudy during the day on saturday saturday night and sunday, some heavy rainfall and thunderstorms roll through. could see late-day sunshine on sunday. and lots of sunshine will heat us up monday to a high of 91. have a great day. >>> that's your latest weather. >> coming up next brian williams speak morning ted. scott. ready to hit some balls? sure. ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. aw man. a painful, blistering rash. i keep thinking how did he get this, he's in such good shape. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime

this company augusta wesland, does excellent work and employs americans right there in philadelphia and in pennsylvania. it benefits from something called the export-import bank. something that has existed for 81 years and has been supported by every single president both democrat and republican. it is a program that supports 164,000 jobs a year and just last year created a $675 million surplus for the taxpayers. mr. boyle: we have a program that helps business. creates jobs. and actually gives to taxpayers rather than taking from them. so of course congress is to allow this program to expire. it makes absolutely no sense. it is time for the leadership of this house to listen to the will of the vast majority and not the very vocal extreme minority. let us -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman's time has expired. with that for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. clea