and time magazine s mark halperin. also financier steve rattner. and editor of the new yorker david realmna. a lot to get to this morning. so i m watching bubba watson, never taken lessons, one of the masters. and he s crying. he lost his dad last year. and all there s a just adopted a baby. all these great stories. and my phone starts ringing, you know, when he s breaking down and they re putting on the green jacket. and it s like, what s with these guys running around with green jackets and they re crying? i want to see 60 minutes. well, i didn t understand. you didn t understand what that was. no. can you explain the significance of the masters? we re not crying over a ball. we re not talking about the buick lesabre open in like youngstown. this is the masters. like no other. mika, you missed two of the greatest golf shots ever, ever, in one tournament. oh, my gosh. when you see them, even you will be impressed. no, i don t think so. i s
captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions lehrer: good evening. i m jim lehrer. presidents obama and medvedev signed a landmark arms treaty today. it calls for shrinking nuclear arsenals by one-third. brown: and i m jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight: the next step is a debate in the senate over ratification. we have our own debate with senators kyl and feinstien. lehrer: then, judy woodruff reports on day two of the bloody uprising in kyrgyzstan. brown: we ll talk to the chairmen of the commission studying the causes of the financial crisis on a day they heard apologies from former citigroup executives. let me start by saying i m sorry. i m sorry that the financial crisis had such an impact on country. we all bear responsibility for not recognizing this and i deeply regret that. brown: we have the first of two reports on what members of congress are hearing about the new health care law. tonight, spencer michels follows a california republican ba
aptioning sponsored by&x- acneil/lehrer productions lehrer: good evening. i m jim lehrer. presidents obama and medvedev signed a landmark arms treaty today. it calls for shrinking nuclear arsenals by one-third. brown: and i m jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight: the next step is a debate in the senate over ratification. we have our own debate with senators kyl and feinstien. lehrer: then, judy woodruff reports on day two of the bloody uprising in kyrgyzstan. brown: we ll talk to the chairmen of the commission studying the causes of the financial crisis on a day they heard apologies from former citigroup executives. let me start by saying i m sorry. i m sorry that the financial crisis had such an impact on country. we all bear responsibility for not recognizing this and i deeply regret that. brown: we have the first of two reports on what members of congress are hearing about the new health care law. tonight, spencer michels follows a california republican b