lebron got a t for this. of course lebron s team did win. how about the lakers? more tempers there. look at the thunder s big man, kendrick perkins, tying up kobe. keeb trying to get away kobe trying to get away from that. these teams, they don t start backing down when they feel the playoffs coming. the thunder took down the lakers. the lakers have lost five in a row. big s biggest rivalry, yankees and red sox. look at this, ten strikeouts for the sox. the sox off to a slow start but did beat the yankees last night 4-0. it s always good stuff. and tomorrow we ve got something special for you. beckham pulled off something you ve probably never seen before. we ve got that for you tomorrow. i just like to look at him. thank you very much, jeff. it is 10:00 a.m. on the east coast, 7:00 in the west. i m carol costello. it is monday morning and the government offices are open after that last-minute deal made
green jacket, the first masters champ ever to do that. a fantastic final round, a 6 under par by 56. schwartzel s charge came after seven players had at least a share of the lead on sunday. tiger woods was one of them, so was 21-year-old rory mcelroy, he led the way for the first 54 holes and then disaster struck. we ll show you what happened to the two of them, tiger and rory. plus, nba and baseball highlights, that s coming up at the bottom of the hour. can t wait. thank you, jeff. the bible, it s been around for a long time, but one man says it s going to get some competition, really. coming up, we ll talk to an atheist who s written his own bible. a bible for a humanist age. you re sneezing. i m allergic to you. doubtful, you love me. hey, you can t take allegra with fruit juice. what? yeah, it s on the label. really? here, there s nothing about juice on the zyrtec® label. what? labels are meant to be read. i d be lost without you. i knew you weren t allergic to me. [ sneezes
next week. here s what we do know. about $13 billion will come out of the departments of labor, education, and health and human services. another $8 billion from the state department and foreign aid. housing assistance and some health care programs would also get cut. okay, that s it for the 2011 budget so far. as for 2012, how bus committee chairman paul ryan wants big changes for medicare and medicaid. kate balduan is at the white house. so, kate, the president also has come out and is saying that for the 2012 budget, he wants to, like, sort of make cuts to entitlement programs like medicare. what more do we know? reporter: we re expecting to learn a lot more on wednesday, when we re now learning that the president is expected to make a speech, kind of talking about his big plan for tackling the nation s jever-growing deficits and debt. and part of that conversation, we re learning and are told taking on medicare and medicaid. the major drivers of the nation s death. an
unbelievable. it is incredible that these two teams made the final four. they are squaring off for the championship game. you have to root for the underdog. we want to see a cinderella do it. thanks, jeff. it is now 10:00 in the east. a new problem for japan this morning, as if they need more problems. where to put contaminated water from the damaged nuclear plant. some of the water has radiation levels tens of thousands times above normal. officials are not sure what to do with it. here in the u.s., there is talk of a superbug. it is resistant to almost all antibiotics. walmart sued for sex discriminati discrimination. if the supreme court lets it go,
29 and being over the hill. that s like depressing. thanks, guys. have a great day. it s 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. 6:00 in the west. a second win for libya s rebels. they are marching toward gadhafi s hometown after a weekend of victories. president obama getting ready to tell the american people what the u.s. role is in this mission. plenty of confusion right now on that front. in japan, water with radiation levels 100,000 times the norm. and fears that some of it might be in the pacific ocean. in libya, rebel forces are marching toward the capital. and after a weekend of key victories, the most pivotal fight may now be under way. cnn s resa is in libya where rebels seem to have seized the momentum. first off why the turnaround? i m sorry, carol, i couldn t hear you. i just asked you why the turnaround for the libyan rebels? well, i think it had a lot to do with the air strikes. the coalition air strikes that started saturday. and there s no question that the