jordan. >> i get what's left. >> one. >> two. >> one, two, three. good luck, gentlemen. >> the playoffs have been the norm johnny this is the fifth in the last eight. that we've seen a playoff on the pga tour. >> yeah the tour is full of really good players, but nobody's really you know extending themselves like we got spoiled with tiger woods, you know a little bit -- a lot. but big tee shots here. the tee shot is the key shot on this hole. and j.b. has been piping it on this hole. but he's been sitting over there in the driving range right for an hour and 45 minutes? >> just under two hours now -- >> oh man. >> -- it's been since he finished up with that 64. he piped his tee shot down the middle. also did the same thing at doral before he came up short. >> he can put pressure on the other two players with a bomb drive down the middle. he's got more power than the other two players. >> watch out for that water. >> this is just hammered down the left-hand side. >> man, that didn't make it by a lot. that is really good. there are no divots around tha

jordan. >> i get what's left. >> one. >> two. >> one, two, three. good luck, gentlemen. >> the playoffs have been the norm johnny this is the fifth in the last eight. that we've seen a playoff on the pga tour. >> yeah the tour is full of really good players, but nobody's really you know extending themselves like we got spoiled with tiger woods, you know a little bit -- a lot. but big tee shots here. the tee shot is the key shot on this hole. and j.b. has been piping it on this hole. but he's been sitting over there in the driving range right for an hour and 45 minutes? >> just under two hours now -- >> oh man. >> -- it's been since he finished up with that 64. he piped his tee shot down the middle. also did the same thing at doral before he came up short. >> he can put pressure on the other two players with a bomb drive down the middle. he's got more power than the other two players. >> watch out for that water. >> this is just hammered down the left-hand side. >> man, that didn't make it by a lot. that is really good. there are no divots around tha

jordan: ben hogan. i like the texas legends as well of nelson and hogan into they were off the course. that is who i strive to be. mike: if i could get my elbow in like hogan i could be with you in the next one. stephanie: michael, jordan, congratulations. he has the green outfit. if you want get the outfit he wore on sunday, it is sold out everywhere. jordan spieth can do no wrong. i'm joined by our founder of michael bloomberg. we will be back. you're watching a special edition of "market makers. ♪ >> live from new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. erik: we've got the guy who can plan your next event. you'll probably have to wait in line. going head-to-head with david einhorn claims were rejected for shorting his company stock. nokia is out to make the biggest network of wireless equipment. i'm erik schatzker. we will begin this hour with the bulletin. talks are underway that could create the biggest wireless company. nokia is in talks to acquire a french company

so jordan spieth picks up his mark. he's out of it. now wagner with a tap-in to go back to the 18th and join j.b. holmes for another ride down 18. >> that was quite the bunker shot he hit to knock it inside a foot and a half. >> beautiful up and down for wagner. and they will go back to the 18th. jordan spieth exits the playoff, holmes and wagner head back to the tough par 4. ♪ farmers bell rings ♪ [prof.burke] at farmers we make you smarter about your insurance. because what you don't know can hurt you. what if you didn't know to update your coverage when adult children move home? [pops] aw heck, no! [fake burke] or that you can get coverage for identity theft through your homeowner's insurance? [prof.burke]and that your valuables can be covered by home insurance,even when they're not at home. the more you know, the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum bum - bum - bum -bum ♪ >>> j.b. holmes and johnson wagner making their way to the tee at t

since i have a lot of ladies here, jordan, define that word. no pressure jordan. what is it? >> i will man-splain it for all of you. a slut is like stigmatized. it's something i don't say ever to anybody. ( laughter ) and i think it's just like free to be me, free to be you. >> you guys are not bad or something? >> i will talk to you -- >> what do you ladies think when you hear that? regina, what do you think when you hear that term? >> i-- i-- i mean, i don't know. i think-- i think for the most part yeah it's negative. i do, i do. but, i mean, some people play with it, you know. like girlfriends, "you slut bucket." >> i've never heard that in my life. >> i think it's how black people can call black people the "n" word -- >> hey hey, hey. >> women can call each other the "s" word, but a guy cannot call-- ( laughter ) >> larry: you're the woman hairt on the panel. sabrina, is there a thing for women owning this term? >> thanks for asking, larry. you said the "n" word. i think for me i'm a lez-ba-doodle. >> larry: a lez-ba-doodle? is that a certain time. >> i don't like lesbia

jordan congratulations. jordan: thank you very much. jim: how are you doing? i think i know how you're doing. billy: jim has a few questions. please have a seat. jim: it's a lot of fun watching history being made. what's it like making history? jordan: it was very nerve-racking today. i thought today might be easier than yesterday having played a round with the lead but it wasn't. didn't sleep well last night. got out here, got in a little rhythm saw the putt go in the first role -- hole. and had a good round. jim: you shoot a 64 and you had to sleep on the lead every single night. jordan: the most incredible week of my life this is as great as it gets in our sport. i didn't break 70 last year, having a chance to win when i got edged out by bubba here but to show -- see those putts go in and hear those roars it was remarkable. jim: as bubba can atest it's very emotional. what's it like for you, plus you know elly is back home watching. jorled: -- jordan: it was great. i saw my family and friends watching. and i knew it was going to be a done deal. to best it s

in fact jordan's uncle stow spieth who works as a bartender in narberth served as jordan's caddie during the masters last wednesday. mr. spieth says that while the entire family is reveling in what happened yesterday he could not be prouder of his grandson. >> it's a given i'm proud about how he played golf but i'm so proud of him as a young man and how he's shown himself and his relationship to his family to his friends to other professional to the press to everybody. he's just a good kid. >> reporter: by the way donald spieth the grandfather there is a long time conductor of the lehigh valley chamber orchestra and jordan's brother steven spieth is a starting guard on the brown university basketball team. quite an impressive family. reporting live from bethlehem walter perez, channel6 "action news." jim. >> indeed. thank you walter. >>> work is under way tonight to upgrade septa's 69th street transportation center's west terminal. septa officials and local lawmakers held a groundbreaking ceremony in upper darby this morning. the the $19.6 million project includes reconstructing pedestri

so jordan spieth picks up his mark. he's out of it. now wagner with a tap-in to go back to the 18th and join j.b. holmes for another ride down 18. >> that was quite the bunker shot he hit to knock it inside a foot and a half. >> beautiful up and down for wagner. and they will go back to the 18th. jordan spieth exits the playoff, holmes and wagner head back to the tough par 4. ♪ farmers bell rings ♪ [prof.burke] at farmers we make you smarter about your insurance. because what you don't t you. what if you didn't know to update your coverage when adult children move home? [pops] aw heck, no! [fake burke] or that you can get coverage for identity theft through your homeowner's insurance? [prof.burke]and that your valuables can be covered by home insurance,even when they're not at home. the more you know, the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum bum - bum - bum -bum ♪ >>> j.b. holmes and johnson wagner making their way to the tee at the 18th. his

jordan: i think so. felt a little different. i played in the morning yesterday so i had 24 hours from the time i finished to the time i teed off. that's a long time to sit on a lead like that. now we're finishing the evening and it may help just to get back get some rest and be ready for tomorrow. it felt out on the course a little bit different and maybe got a little anxious at times but all in all kept it together with the putter. bill: jordan, overnight leader good luck tomorrow. jim: bill, when he walked off last year coming in -- coming in second he said it stings. i had it in my hands and i could have gone guard with it. the only thing i'm thinking about right now is when do i get back next year. in his words a year ago sunday. he's back and he's been making history. what do you expect from him tomorrow nick? nick: he's controled his intensity, his emotion. apart from 245 tiny hiccup at 18. houston houston -- right now he's prussed the up and -- produced is up and down of the year to keep himself in the lead. we expect the

deandre jordan played well. but because the hack-a-shaq strategy right now on the bench. >> two all-stars, griffin and paul coming up big here this afternoon. still 3:08 remaining. what a difference a game makes. >> yeah. down 14. puts both point guards in. >> griffin misses a pair. leonard fires a three. leonard. that cuts it to 11. griffin can't get it to paul. he got bumped by his own man. it was davis who bumped into him. patty mills to matt bonner. back out to mills. extra pass. leonard again, back to back threes for leonard! and it's an eight-point game. 26 points for leonard. griffin to redick. >> you don't want to try to milk too much time. you got a good opportunity take it. >> paul. soft touch misses. duncan to rebound. two minutes remaining in an eight-point game. leonard, two-pointer. line drive short. griffin with yet another rebound. 19 boards for blake griffin. and they foul chris paul who has not missed a free all afternoon. trying to tie this game series. >> announcer: espn's nba playoffs on abc

jordan congratulations. jordan: thank you very much. jim: how are you doing? i think i know how you're doing. billy: jim has a few questions. please have a seat. jim: it's a lot of fun watching history being made. what's it like making history? jordan: it was very nerve-racking today. i thought today might be easier than yesterday having played a round with the lead but it wasn't. didn't sleep well last night. got out here, got in a little rhythm saw the putt go in the first role -- hole. and had a good round. jim: you shoot a 64 and you had to sleep on the lead every single night. jordan: the most incredible week of my life this is as great as it gets in our sport. i didn't break 70 last year, having a chance to win when i got edged out by bubba here but to show -- see those putts go in and hear those roars it was remarkable. jim: as bubba can atest it's very emotional. what's it like for you, plus you know elly is back home watching. jorled: -- jordan: it was great. i saw my family and friends watching. and i knew it was going to be a done deal. to be honest

deandre jordan played well. but because the hack-a-shaq strategy right now on the bench. >> two all-stars, griffin and paul coming up big here this afternoon. still 3:08 remaining. what a difference a game makes. >> yeah. down 14. puts both point guards in. >> griffin misses a pair. leonard fires a three. leonard. that cuts it to 11. griffin can't get it to paul. he got bumped by his own man. it was davis who bumped into him. patty mills to matt bonner. back out to mills. extra pass. leonard again, back to back threes for leonard! and it's an eight-point game. 26 points for leonard. griffin to redick. >> you don't want to try to milk too much time. you got a good opportunity take it. >> paul. soft touch misses. duncan to rebound. two minutes remaining in an eight-point game. leonard, two-pointer. line drive short. griffin with yet another rebound. 19 boards for blake griffin. and they foul chris paul who has not missed a free all afternoon. trying to tie this game series. >> announcer: espn's nba playoffs on abc

jordan and russia have signed and agreement word $10 billion setting the legal basis for building jordan's first nuclear power plant. nuclear firm will build a plant operational by 2022. over the last few years energy poor jordan has sunk in departments. turmoil in egypt has cut off its supply of chief natural gas and the conflict in iraq has done the same for oil shipments there there. jordan spent billions of dollars generating electricity each year. now government believes nuclear is the way to go. >> the fact that it has been breeding and losing on an average of $3 billion u.s. every year. so nuclear power is definitely one of the solutions to graduate from total dependency on oil and gas. >> reporter: but there is widespread opposition to building a nuclear power plant here not only from civilians and environmentalists who are concerned about the plant's safety but to parliament too. they will be under pressure by the government to approve it. three years ago jordan's parliament approved a recommendation to suspend the country's nuclear program on the grounds that it was costly and ha

>> i don't think jordan is going to do it. i think it would be great if he did, but dustin johnson should achieve a career slam here, he's been sensational since turning professional. the greatest and talented players on the tour. this, i believe, is his time. >> excellent. bold statement. what about you? >> that's a great choice. i boldly choose the guy with the five stroke lead, jordan spieth. he wins it. >> stepping out on a line there, shane with the more sensible pick. we'll see who wins there. we'll be watching. if you're away from the tv this weekend, do not worry. you can follow the masters at bleacherreport.com, and see who is leading, and download the app from the app store. that's all from us among the magnolias here. i'm rachel nichols, and thank you for joining us. enjoy the rest of your weekend and enjoy the tournament. ♪ >>> 3:00 eastern here in the cnn newsroom, i'm pop any harlow in new york. right now, there's been a shooting incident at the capitol. the capitol is on lockdown while police continue to inves

amazing. >> reporter: coast guard aviation survival technicians can mack helped rescue jordan. >> you would expect severe sunburn, blifortz maybe, a bunch of medical issues that could possibly be wrong with him. >> reporter: put jordan had none of those injuries, raising some doubts about his story. he said he had only planned on a short trip when he set sail, but his boat capsized in stormy weather. >> the waves were huge. wind was strong. i'm an inexperienced sierl. y haven't had a lot of time on the water. >> reporter: jordan survived way little luck and resourcefulness. today his father's day told cbs news the boat righted itself so jordan was able to take shelter in the cabin, which explains why he wasn't sunburned. there was also an ample supply of canned food on board and when that ran out jordan figured out how to fish without a pole. >> lured them on a shirt without a rope and took my hand net. >> and put the hand net right next to them and just scooped them up. >> reporter: he also used bucketsbuckets and an inflatable raft to catch rainwater which almost didn't come in time

louis jordan's father frank, is here. it must have been an incredible moment at the hospital last night. describe to us how the reunion was. >> i had spoken to him a couple of times on the phone, so it was, i had already had a little contact with him for the first time in a couple of months. but seeing him, of course was wonderful and especially it was wonderful because he looked good. hadn't lost too much weight. he wasn't badly sunburned like i thought he probably would be. he looked very good. >> so how's he doing now? i know he was treated for dehydration. he had that broken collarbone. but his spirits seemed pretty good listening to him. >> well yeah. he's actually the injuries that he sustained were in the first rollover which occurred early in the nine-week period. so he i said louis, why don't you stay at the hospital longer let him check your collarbone and stuff, he said dad, that was a couple of months ago. it's all healed up. but he's in great spirits. he went through a lot but he did have the boat to keep him

amazing. >> reporter: coast guard aviation survival technician kyle mccollum, helped rescue jordan. >> you would expect severe sunburn, blisters, or maybe a bunch of medical issues that could possibly be wrong with him. >> reporter: put jordan had none of those injuries, raising some doubts about his story. he said he had only planned on a short trip when he set sail, but his boat capsized in stormy weather. >> the waves were huge. wind was strong. i'm an inexperienced sailor. i haven't had a lot of time on the water. >> reporter: jordan survived with a little luck and resourcefulness. today his father's day told cbs news the boat righted itself so jordan was able to take shelter in the cabin, which explains why he wasn't sunburned. there was also an ample supply of canned food on board and when that ran out, jordan figured out how to fish without a pole. >> i lured them on a shirt with a rope and took my hand net. >> and put the hand net right next to them and just scooped them up. >> reporter: he also used buckets and an inflatable raft to catch rainwater, which almost didn't come i

. >>> he's identified as paul jordan and police say jordan is a recently fired firefighter who had begun and a grudge. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at the firehouse in elkins park with some reaction from one of the hostage's families. david. >> reporter: chris 25-year-old is behind bars right now and that's exactly where he should be according to the mother of one of the hostages. all four hostages are at home tonight. the mother says that this could have gone terribly wrong. >> well, when i first got the call, he said mom i'm okay. i'm safe. >> reporter: alice robinson is still shocked after she found out her son a u.s. marine was one of the hostage hell at gun point inside the lamot fire department. >> like scared me. shook me up. shook her up. and we couldn't get up there fast enough. >> reporter: our cameras were rolling as alice's sonja mal robinson calmly walked to safety he was handcuffed as precaution. we also spoke to jamal's fiance' fiance'. >> to go this -- to the extreme like this, you know, is devastating on everybody behalf. >> jamal's former colleague

jordan was brought to land. the rescuer you see bringing him up there on the rope was on his first day on the job. he joins me now. derick i really appreciate you taking the time. what an incredible first day. there's no way you could have imagined this could happen. we see you lifting louis with that rope to safety. what did he look like? what did he say to you? >> when he got on board, first off my official action was to try to get him out the door and get him in the helicopter. our rescue swimmers are emt and he's the one that will make the initial assessment. just looking at him, getting him in the basket he was real wide eyed. didn't look like he was sure where he was. >> he seemed disoriented in terms of his condition. what did he look like? some people say could this story be true? you heard there kyle one of your fellow coast guard officers talking about the rescue saying he almost looked too good to have been at sea for 66 days. what did he look like to you? >> he looked it's hard to say. when we're on

i thought i lost you. >> jordan was found thursday afternoon by a tanker ship. he was sitting on the hull of his capsized sailboat. the 37-year-old had not been heard from since january when he told family members he was going on a fishing expedition. he told the coast guard his mast broke and his electrical equipment was damaged. >> i was flying through the air somersaulting. and the ceiling was the floor and the floor was the ceiling. >> but jordan found a way to survive. >> he was also fishing with a net and collecting rainwater and so he was just rationing the food he had and making best of it. >> the coast guard searched for jordan for ten days but abandoned the search because he never told anyone where he was going. jordan was brought aboard the tanker and taken by the coast guard chopper to norfolk hospital. >> we're so grateful that the motor vessel was able to find him today, and we're so happy to reunite him with his family. >> well, jordan's family is planning to visit him in the hospital and hopes to celebrate easter with him on sunday. >>> when we r

jordan has ties to our area. his grandfather donald spieth held from bethlehem and a long long-time conductor of the lehigh valley chamber orchestra perhaps that's his putting stroke. nice rhythm. his parents sean and chris spieth raised the lehigh valley and graduated from saucon valley high school and proud of their son. >> it's an unbelievable feeling. it's kind of hard right now he wanted so bad toll come back right away after last year, you know, and find a way to win. and we all -- we all believed but to lead all the way through is just that much more special. >> as we said earlier you could see jordan on the late show with david letterman just a few minutes. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> we are getting our first look at some images from the upcoming rocky spin off creed. it's been filming right here in philadelphia. sylvester stallone posted this photo on instagram over the weekend and it shows his character rocky training with adonis creed apollo's creed grandson. creed is expected to hit theaters on novem

in 2012, jordan killed himself. this january his mother told a vermont court she never learned about her son's abuse until a year later. >> we are still having to deal with jordan's suicide, now we have to deal with what happened to him by the football team. >> ryan carlson pled guilty and apologized publicly. jordan preevy's family is now trying to get a bill passed called jordan's bill, quickly reporting all accusations of child abuse to child and family protective services. compassion for the perpetrators and strength for themselves. jesus bonilla is trying to do the same. >> what would you say to the kids if they are sitting here now? >> i see it as at the end of the day, they are vimed too, they got it done -- victims too, they got it done as well. >> until the players and coaches confront the problem rather than hide it, the cycle of abuse will not be over. >> don't they have anything written down about what hazing policy should be, what can be allowed? >> yes, it wasn't until after that public meeting, until

i thought i lost you. >> jordan was found thursday afternoon by a tanker ship. he was sitting on the hull of his capsized sailboat. the 37-year-old had not been heard from since january when he told family members he was going on a fishing skpe expedition. he told the coast guard his mast broke and his electrical equipment was damaged. >> i was flying through the air somersaulting. >> but jordan found a way to survive. >> he was fishing with a net and collecting rainwater. he was working with what he had and making the best of it. >> the coast guard searched for him for ten days but they stopped because he never told anyone where he was going, jordan was brought aboard the tanker and taken by the coast guard chopper to norfolk hospital. >> we're so grateful that the motor vessel was able to find him and we're so happy to reunite him with his family. >> well, jordan's family is planning to visit him in the hospital and hopes to celebrate easter with him on sunday. >>> when we return test driving pet gear. we'll show you how to try out the newest gadgets without h

jamie: and oliver jordan kept it all here for 60 years. this salvage lot was his home his sanctuary, his fort knox. >> hi. welcome to paradise. jamie: i found it. the rusted old cars in this shed, some of them relics of the roaring '20s, are more than 200 that jordan accumulated during his lifetime. born in 1908, jordan was raised on a wheat farm but his real interest was that fabulous new invention, the car. >> grandpa was around machinery all the time, and automobiles were beginning to happen. it was a lifelong passion. jamie: jordan grows up, gets married and then at 34 year wheres old abandons his wife and three kid for a 16-year-old girl in town. >> when my mother and her brother and sister were still children by grandfather left the family for another woman. her name was ruby x that was quite a scanned -- and that was quite a scandal. everybody was hurt by it. ♪ jamie: in 1946 oliver buys a salvage yard in enid where he and ruby lived and where he makes money selling old cars and parts. oliver runs the salvage yard successfully for

jordan almgren was stabbed yesterday in the home. and the suspect is in custody, 18-year-old william shultz, a friend of the boy's older brother. we talked to jordan's classmates as they visited his memorial this morning. >> reporter: one after another, classmates of 9-year-old jordan almgren came to the crime scene turned memorial site to pay their respects. >> he was a really good friend of i have known him for a long time. >> reporter: since kindergarten, 8-year-old niko has known jordan almost half of his life, they last saw each other on school on friday and expected to trade pokemon cards at school today. >> i was going to trade with him on monday but he passed away. >> reporter: instead he and his brother visited the memorial filled with candles flowers and stuffed animals. niko and his brother steven brought this handmade card and attached the pokemon cards jordan was supposed to get in that trade. >> hard to tell the kids. >> reporter: niko's mom karlo galo found out about the boy's death yesterday afternoon. >> we waited fo

in 2012, jordan killed himself. this january his mother told a vermont court she never learned about her son's abuse until a year later. >> we are still having to deal with jordan's suicide now we have to deal with what happened to him by the football team. >> ryan carlson pled guilty and apologized publicly. jordan preevy's family is now trying to get a bill passed called jordan's bill, quickly reporting all accusations of child abuse to child and family protective services. compassion for the perpetrators and strength for themselves. jesus bonilla is trying to do the same. >> what would you say to the kids if they are sitting here now? >> i see it as at the end of the day, they are vimed too they got it done -- victims too they got it done as well. >> until the players and coaches confront the problem rather than hide it, the cycle of abuse will not be over. >> don't they have anything written down about what hazing policy should be, what can be allowed? >> yes, it wasn't until after that public meeting until afte

a former firefighter identified now as paul jordan was dismissed from the firehouse and he returned with a gun the next day igniting a tense filled standoff that ended peacefully. but the men held gun point have quite a story to tell. chad pradelli is live with more. >> reporter: hey rick, the alleged hostages describe a tense but frightening ordeal insides of the lamot firehouse yesterday morning, you hear an amazing story of forgiveness, here is their story and they ask us not to show their faces. lamott firefighters say that paul jordan was not himself when he walked in and fired a shot into the wall and said the next one i will not miss. >> fired a shot in the wall about six inches from one of the guys. the hostages say that jordan was agitated after being terminated from the volunteer fire company monday. he allegedly pulled the .9 millimeter, several ran. >> someone has to make it out of this basement to get to safety and have the cops called. >> he is dealing with a lot of issues in life and you don't know how to deal with it. >> the hostages talked to jordan and tried to calm him

jordan doesn't have any oil. you know, they are doing the best they can but that is a man in a tight spot. >> who else steps in? >> the other question is if us what? the problem we have a commander and chief who was elected not to wage war and american public who doesn't want war. >> that's when leadership comes into play. >> i'm all for leadership. >> we hear a we need more leadership than troops. >> it's not he easy to get america to step up. sometimes it has to be done and the president is the only one who can do it. we have got to have it there. nice to have expanded report are. that's it for "special report" tonight. do not miss sean hannity's exclusive interview with senator marco rubio. his first since making it official 10:00 tonight. i'm shannon bremen. good night from washington. bret will be back tomorrow. "on the record" is next. ayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! when it comes to good nutrition

jordan brought it along for the four four. and another trailer floating around, you may have seen "batman versus superman, dawn of justice." the trailer was leaked on-line as these things are on friday. the movie looks fun. to be honest in a fight between batman and superman,ing superman wins. he is -- in real life it would be if floyd mayweather fought bill gates he would kill him. case closed. in north korea a real life super hero kim jong-un is said to have achieved something that is literally incredible. according to the state-run north korean media over the weekend kim jong-un climbed the highest mountain in the country which is 9,000 feet high. takes days to climb. there was reportedly no problem for a man built like roseanne barr. what you are about to see is not a joke. this is an actual north korean news broadcast. [ speaking korean ] >> jimmy: he just happened to be with a bunch of fighter pilots who did not fly him to the top of the mountain. and the amazing part he climbed the mountain wearing black dress shoes. [

louis jordan was on a sailboat when he disappeared. a german tanker spotted him sitting on the overturned hull of the boat yesterday. the coast guard airlifted him to a hospital in norfolk. listen in to this reunion phone call jordan had with his father. >> hey dad.

jordan spieth led the masters from wire to wire. his final score of minus 18 tied for the best finish in masters history. spieth also set a record for most birdies in the history of the tournament. spieth just double checking his scorecard to make sure he's led every round this weekend. check. here he is from the edge of the green on the 10th hole. this right on the cup. and that birdie sets the all-time record for most at the masters. 28 birdies in this tournament. then on 13, making things look easy here. drops this on to the green. great roll. leads to yet another birdie for spieth. he's just cool and calm not even all that impressed with your shot. that's what you get when you're 21 years old. this tap-in on 18 mayor daley it official. jordan spieth your 2015 masters champion. he's the second youngest ever to win the green jacket. only tiger woods was younger. >>> final regular season game for the wizards at home. john wall missed the last two games getting rest. nice pass here for the finish off the glass. wall sneaking it thro

. >> jordan species puts on a masterful performance. he becomes the youngest of the masters by blowing away the rest of the field. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, april 13th 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning hillary clinton is on a 1,000-mile trip to iowa. she announced her candidacy for presidency yesterday. it's her second run for the white house and already it's different than the one she ran in the 2008 race. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> alison good morning. that's right. this was a low-keelan. by hillary. this video she released features ordinary americans far more than herself. this soft launch was met with harsh attacks from the other side. hillary clinton got into a van and started driesking west sunday stopping to meet this family from michigan during a gas station stop in pennsylvania. the former first lady hit the road right after she announced she's ready to run again. >> i'm getting ready to do something too. i'm running

. >> syrian rebel fighters now control most of the countries border with jordan. they have pushed government troops out of the crossing as syrian air force planes of raided the area in retaliation. we report from amman. >> syria's last official border crossing with jordan is now in the hands of rebel fighters. syrian rebels from several battalions of the free syrian army united to push government troops out of the crossing. fighting broke out three days ago and by thursday morning the rebels had taken over the entire syrian side of the crossing. >> with god's help, we have lib rated the border crossing in the kingdom. they have cleansed this crossing from the if it of bashar al assad's regime. >> they believe removing troops from the crossing could lead to their removal from other parts of the area. >> after seizing the crossing, rebels will seize nearby villages, which lice on the highway to damascus. this would cut off the army from military supplies. it means areas under army's control will be under complete siege. >> on wednesday jordan announced the temporary

to fatally stab 9-year-old jordan almgren as the boy slept in his star wars pajamas. >> it is the worst of the worst, very troubling as a father to have to look at the pictures of this young boy. >> reporter: schultz was charged with one count of residential burglary. prosecutors claim he stole the almgren family car. >> after the killing he entered another room and took some keys to a family vehicle and used the vehicle to effectuate his escape. mental illness they say is to blame. the teen's family called the day before the attack requested a mental health check have the officer concluded he didn't meet the criteria to detain him. >> there is no question that mental illness was behind this yes. the pain the teenager's family now feels was on display as his mother quietly sobbed in court. prosecutors say jordan's family's loss is unmatched. >> he had two brothers two sisters, a mother and father like all of us. i don't think any of us who are parents, even if you are no the

the victim, 9-year-old jordan almgren. a boy remembered for his smile and his love of baseball. the reporter said he was shaken and stunned when walter scott confessed to killing jordan almgren. >> kind of was all these thoughts, he thinks the world is coming to an end. and he bought survival gear on thursday he said, including a bear grill knife, which he said was the murder weapon. and he said that night at 3:00 a.m. the issue was so important to him, he woke up and he went into the boy's bedroom to stab him. >>> during that interview walter scott admitted to stabbing the boy as he slept saying i wanted to see what it was like to take a life before someone tried to take mine. he said i wish that i hadn't done it. i think about that with my little brother in that sense i

first anniversary the first conflict of interest ethnics complaints against wendy commissioner paskin-jordan was filed on april 3rd, 2014, i've wondered lastly about filing a missing persons report against board he's not investigated her conflict of interest commissioner paskin-jordan said into a video youtube she's aggregated fund with her firm to reach the $10 million threshold for her gm o investment and the ethnics complaint alleged who emotional did they aggregate funds from f is this board allowing a miss b of a commissioner to go unchecked that will be viewed as an enforcements of misconduct truly commissioner matthew's understand this commissioner paskin-jordan landed in the san francisco examiner that if the gentleman will distribute that i'll appreciate it. >> mr. fitzgerald rogers helped to stop the article sfwiements help stop san francisco government recorded on commissioner paskin-jordan investment in the geoinvestment fund the retirement board investment that puts this board in the media where you don't belong reporting that san francisco's unique plea includes how well known

marine and told "eyewitness news" he was minding his own business when jordan walked in with a gun. that's when robinson said his battle instincts quickly killed in to gear. >> don't panic in certain situations, you know they show us how to, you know, look for certain things and at that time i really didn't panic. >> reporter: police say paul jordan recently lost his job at the fire department, and he fired one shot into the wall. >> when he fired the shot into the wall, he clearly said, you know the neck one won't misreport report moments later robinson's luck changed. he gave me a gesture with the firearm and told me to get out of there. >> robinson's boss made itaipu side to check on his men. >> kept getting angrier. there was no reason for him to live any more. >> jamal robinson has a long list of people to thank he has no ill will toward paul jordan. >> he clearly has problem that we can see and he clearly needs help. there's no hard feelings. i'm home safe with my familiar and feeling pretty good right now. >> reporter: some of the firefighters say that paul jordan actually ma

the one and only jordan. ♪ stephanie: jordan spieth is golf's's new $10 million man. he won over the weekend and many are comparing him to a young tiger woods. one of the most powerful celebrity endorsers in the country. let's bring in the founder of the sports marketing firm in l.a. this morning. talk to us about jordan, the power of the 21-year-old and his marketability. pat: now that he has won a masters, it puts him in a new light, joining the likes of rory mcilroy and tiger woods. he won at an early age. made about 6 million dollars in endorsements. compare him to another young rory mcilroy, who has one four major championships, 25 years old. he makes about $30 million in endorsements. he may not be far away if he keeps winning. classic both being young and exciting golfers to watch, could this be an exciting new story that we will watch over the next 10 to 20 years, the rivalry between these two? pat: as a golf fan myself, i hope. we won a what happens when they finally lose the competitive edge. they arguably have artie seen a decline in their respective career

olivia: you know who has a shed, jordan spieth -- shot, jordan spieth. he is 21 years old. he is crushing it at the masters, grabbing attention, finishing the first round with an 8 under par. the best performance at augustine in 19 years. -- at augusta in 19 years. the question is will he overshadow tiger woods, who is now in 41st place. carol: we know he will play better, but what is really important, cbs needs somebody to get everyone to watch, and a younger golfer might be terrific. bob: i will take a shot at golf. is that ok? golf -- no sport, no big business in america has really try to restrict its appeal more than gulf has in the last century. olivia: what are you saying? bob: it was only a few years ago that augusta let women in. holy, moly, four and a half years ago. carol: what were they thinking? bob: women hold up half of the sky. carol: they do. olivia: that is one of the titles of sheryl wudunn's book, who is coming up. number six, a big day for samsung. shoppers are checking out the new phones, the galaxy s6 and s6 edge both out today. we also learned samsung

mess frightening moments of all a large hole showing where a bullet, fired by a fellow fireman paul jordan slammed in the wall as he suddenly took four fellow fire fighters hostage, ordering them on to the floor. >> he was getting angry thinking there was in reason to live anymore. he shot the wall which was about 6 inches from one of our guys. i was sitting next to the guy, it was close to. >> reporter: fire company president mark logan who asked not to appear on camera said jordan was distraught about being dismissed from the fire company. >> it was an intentional miss. he wanted to he could have killed us all. >> he told me about twice not to run, with the gunpoint todd my face. >> reporter: this lieutenant shot we conceal his identity says he made an instant life or death decision to dart out a nearby door hoping to save lives by alerting police. >> it was either stay dunn here with them and be a his stage or dart out, and get to safety and get help. >> reporter: moments later as swat teams approached jordan removed the clip from his gun. >> i grabbed the gun from him. even then our gu

. >>> and jordan spieth puts on a masterful performance at augusta. the 21-year-old becomes one of the youngest of the masters by blowing away the rest of the field. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, april 13th, 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning hillary clinton is on a 1,000-mile trip to iowa. the first leg of a journey she hope ends in the white house. she announced her candidacy for presidency yesterday in an online video. it's her second run for the white house and already it's different than the one she ran in the 2008 race. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> alison, good morning. that's right. this was a very low key launch by hillary clinton. this video she released features ordinary americans far more than herself. this soft launch was met with harsh attacks from the other side. hillary clinton got into a van and started driving west sunday, stopping to meet this family from michigan during a gas station stop in pennsylvania. the former first

well, that man lewis jordan was in remarkably good health. as carter evans reports that's led to questions about his story. >> finally back on dry land, 37 year old lewis jordan casually walked past a waiting hospital gorney that he clearly did not need. >> for him to be in his current state was pretty amazing. >> coast guard aviation survival technician kyle motorcycle cull em helped rescue jordan. >> would you expect sunburn severe sunburn issues that could possibly be wrong with him. >> but jordan had none of those injuries raising doubts about his story. he said he had only planned on short trip when he set sale. but his boat capsized in stormy weather. >> the waves were huge, the win was strong. i'm an inexperienced sailor. i haven't had a lot of time on the water. >> jordan survived with a little luck, and resourceful necessary, his father told cbs news the boat righted itself. so jordan was able to take shelter in the cabin which explains why he wasn't sunburned. there was also an ample supply of canned food on board and when that ran