its own for tiger woods who found success in just finishing four rounds in the return to top competition sings the february 21 car crash that shattered his right leg. his marks were 72, for the masters and the furthest, 23 shots behind the winner, and for the effort, the gallery gave woods the standing ovation as he walked up the 18th fairway for the comeback. it was remarkable that he was able to play at all. and woods said after the final round that he is looking ahead to playing the british open in july. let s hope he can do it. the first weekend of the new major league baseball season is in the books. but red sox fans had to wait last night for boston s first win of the season. bobby tie-breaking solo homerun of the 6th helped boston to a 4-3 win. and avoid a three-game sweep by the new york yankees. fun series for this red sox team, they re going to need some more help. and time for the weather and let s go to michelle grossman
just had his big break and then just bombed. we re going to give him another chance. richard haass, you have 20 seconds. don t screw it up. the masters. break it down for us. golf correspondent. scottie scheffler, number one golfer in the country. unbelievable. every aspect of the game, driving, irons, chipping as good as it gets, putting unbelievably consistent. 25 years old. it just really is special. what about tiger? the fact that he played, competed, finished. at the end he could barely walk, mika. it was a moral victory. it was an impressive thing. he was playing golf on one leg, upper body. it was not a normal thing. rory mcilroy, came in second. really played the best 64 yesterday, also a fantastic round? look at tiger woods, we showed the clip of him walking up i think the 18th fairway which is almost straight uphill. it was a physical challenge for him. he sure mounted that challenge. good for tiger. he is great for golf. richard, it was a wonderful
but we had phil mickelson getting mugged walking down the 18th fairway. i didn t have to add to it. the story spoke for itself. joe, sometimes you have to go with the story. and sometimes you don t make the story about you, right? exactly. exactly. reporter: that will never get you anywhere on this show. he wants to be you heard this. he wants to be our golf correspondent. let s give him another shot with the u.s. open. u.s. open coming up in about audition. let s get to the news. hold on, i want to ask so, willie, this is the front page of the new york post. is it really that bad out there? the graffiti? it s like 1977 again? no, it s just a lot of challenges. there s a lot more than there was a few years ago. but the most important is on the other side of that. the new york knicks season ended last night. the hands of that young player, named trae young, a phenom, so fun to watch and living up to the moment, packed garden, he
rates. and that s that not enough americans have vaccinated to completely extinguish the virus, leaving the potential for new variants that could extend the outbreak. so there are warnings that come along with this good news, but the message is to get vaccinated. i mean, the communities where people are reticent to take the vaccine it s great news. it s not helpful, though, if you don t get it. it s great news. those numbers are falling, hospitalizations are falling, covid deaths are falling, the lowest in over a year. you saw yesterday, that mob of people in south carolina, following phil mickelson up the 18th fairway. and i think a lot of people watching were excited to actually see that there s a sporting event, a huge sporting event where things were returning to normal. and i m not so sure phil was excited about it. for a moment, the crowds kind of got out of control. but it s south carolina.
applebee s new loaded chicken fajitas. now only $10.99. . looking live down the 18th fairway of the iconic finishing hole, par 5, a couple of players trying to hit it in two, waiting for the green to clear. kind of fun being here. former defense secretary, ash carter, is giving readers a rare glimpse behind the scenes of the nation s military apparatus. his new book is called inside the five-sided box. lessons from a lifetime of leadership in the pentagon. he joins us from just up the road in palo alto, california. mr. secretary, thanks for joining us. good to be with you, bret, always. i want to talk to you by the book inside the pentagon and ask you about some things happening you can shed some lights on. you have seen these attacks on