he has to be careful of the pin. jim: if he makes birdie, he ould tie second. i would think that would make your concentration statement nick: i agree. he's going to go too far. that will sit on top of the hill. no fun. it will have to be a sensible wo-putt. you keep looking at that pond, touch more. ng a jim: rodgers in a very awkward pot. peter: yeah, 65 yards, which is propmatic. is awful. nick: really? peter: you have to make your long, obviously. nick: yeah. keep the face square on this one. open it up too much. it could be a little scombet there.wn you could easily go straight under and the thing doesn't have any power to it. and he might think why not? last time. one one slip back to one over at minus eight right now. it could work. h. or not. jim: rahm's been finished long enough that he's had a chance to with a lot of the gallery here. een generous with his time and autographs. we'll see him next week at the open.management phoenix great field. e following week, the at&t pebble beach pro-am. full coverage over the weekend d then the fourth of our four-week run. the genesis open at riviera. palisades, we'll take a little break for some and afterament action that, yes. yes, the masters. jim: here's the lineup tonight cbs. it all begins with "60 minutes" into a newestigation way that cyclists are cheating episodes of ew "ncis: los angeles" madam "elementary" on merica's number one network. well, this is the defining year's farmers insurance open and an eagle putt that will be replayed at this years to come. and then left turn. expect that is. nick: i honestly didn't. en watching it track every time now -- there were four genuine little breaks. it e six inches or so but was definitely going right then left then right and then left again. jim: brandt snedeker on the green at 18. for birdie. nick: up and over the ridge. jim: easy. my goodness. jim: brandt, the second all-time oney winner at this tournament ehind tiger. about right ll there, trying cope with the fact it's not going to be a repeat for him. a player with his pedigree, what did at the ryder cup, his eight wins, including a couple here. it is all about the wins now. but we'll be seeing him on this west coast. ebble beach. he's got a record that matches what he's done here, with a victories. nick: yeah, he loves these california. s in jim: this is the one putt remaining that could actually be lot. a whole this is for a tie for second. inau for birdie. t's got to go. so howell and pan will share second. the way, for charles, it will be the third time he's taken second place here. .005, again in 2007 and now 10 years later. youngsters will be taken solace after today. thing, you ortant threw yourself in the deep end and you learned. going to be re not surprised about with jon rahm is this is the first of the start career. this is not a flash in the pan. this is the start of something quite amazing. jim: rodgers for birdie for fourth place. hello. 72 ick rodgers, final-round to join rose and bradley and nine under. finau, just a little tap-in to in that group. t-4. for a top his putt 10 showing. there you go. ninth.tide and the last stroke of this belongs to finau. the father of four. another bright young alent. finishes in that group at nine under par. ing, hasn't stopped smil has he? for over an hour, rahm. how could you? -- get that wind that you win that you dream of when you start hitting balls as a young of making it big time. dream realized today. first about all these time winners here. as you see, rahm moves into in the fedexcup standings. the first time since 1919 that here. a first time winner when phil won for the first time, it was his first win as a professional. on the list because he'd won a tour event as an tucson.in we'll see justin thomas next eek looks with matsuyama and others. again, there's the lineup tonight on cbs. basketball next week. pittsburgh is at duke. and sunday, scombrinled wisconsin. will take on the challenge. before golf. tournament next week? nick: it's going to be loud. truly a different experience and so much fun. an't wait to be reunited there with all the thunderbirds, really that group that has been tournamentod of that for so many years. it's a very special week. the ok forward to having broadcast next weekend for you. final thought on john rahm? nick: what excites me with john rahm and all these other oungsters. they're pitching against the big three, when are they going to out? it's woken everybody up. we e started the season and have total excitement and unexpectation of what's going to appen. jim: you can't predict it. you could predict before the guy had ed that this star qualities that were going to one day lead to moments like this. know this was going to be the week but it's so fun tching it unfold, especially when it happens on the 72nd green. amazing stuff. the roar that could be heard all he way to spain. spain delivering another big-time talent to the golf stage. nick: the spirit of seve was he holed that one. jim: thanks for being with us, iend, from the farmers insurance open. we'll see you next week at the waste management phoenix open. ian, gary, dottie and peter, lance and steve and the crew. jim nantz saying so long. congratulations to john rahm. >> right now on eyewitness news thousands of demonstrators are at philadelphia international airport protesting the ban on travel from seven different muslim nations and they were surrounding the airport. we watched as protesters mash. ed towards the terminal after gathering outside of airport. as you can imagine all of this created a significant gridlock around the airport. this was the scene from chopper 3 earlier as traffic on the roads and ramps was barely crawling. and now, let's take you to a liver look from chopper 3 overhead and the roads make that are still jammed even hours after a very disruptive and chaotic scene. good evening, i'm joe holden. natasha brown is offer tonight. we have reports from the airport that some protesters were taken into custody. let's get to eyewitness news reporter an eat aoh she is live with the latest a. neat a. >> good evening, joe, that protest lasted for hours and since then the crowd thinned out quite a bit. this is what is left of the protester and police officers as well. but earlier, walking through that massive crowd of protes protesters you can see and hear the emotion behind some of the protest and so many are feeling in presons to the president executive order. >> reporter: thousands of protesters lined the exit of terminal a at the exit of philadelphia international airport to express outrage of president donald trump's executive order on immigration. >> we stand up for hate and tolerance. >> and it was signed by trump 4:42 in the afternoon and us is spends the refugee program and bans entry of citizens from seven majority muslim countries for the next 90 days and us is spends refugee admissions for the next 70 days. senator of delaware disagrees with this order. >> i think it is unlawful and uninformed and makes it unsafe and plays into the hands of isis. >> she made this sign to illustrate she is not defined by religious beliefs. >> people don't realize muslims have a lot of identities. i'm not just muslim i'm a physician i'm a woman and mother. >> and many more hope their chance will bring change. >> we're hoping that this hate will stop and donald trump will change his mind. >> and now, president trump did release the statement today that says in part, "america is a proud nation of immigrants and will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression. but we will do so while protec protecting our own citizens and borders" here's a live look at the airport now and a lot of protesters have gone home and this is last look at some of them that remain and also reiterated today this is not muslim ban and not a religious ban and rather he's focusing on terror and keeping this country safer. for now, live in philadelphia international airport. i'm anita oh, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank four that report. last night we told you about legal immigrants who arrived at philadelphia international airport to be september back because of president trump's travel ban. presentence governor tom wolf met with assali pictured here and series of tweets this family has been living in allentown for decades. he noted that they have family that has served in the united states military. and wolf also tweeted he is personally outraged over the president's executive order. well, when we come back, lauren casey is tracking fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can deliver internet speeds differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half the headroom, half a hallway, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, the only 100% fiber optic network with uploads as fast as downloads, their half house has full internet. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of their downloads. now you might think it's a little odd that the wilsons have a half house, but they think it's a little odd to pay for uploads that aren't up to speed. get 150 meg internet with equal uploads and downloads, tv and phone for only $79.99 per month online for one year. cable can't offer speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >> another seasonably chilly day across the area and 43 in center city philadelphia and west wind 8 miles an hour making it feel like middle 30s and temperatures feeling like january. 35 allentown and 28 mount pocono and 37 in ac. and did see some sunshine breaking through today but the clouds are starting to return area of low pressure off to the south and west. you can see some snowfall across the virginias and this is building in as we head to the overnight period. and giving some of us a chance for snow and winter weather advisory in effect overnight tonight until midday tomorrow and this is for south jersey and the shore and all of delaware center city philadelphia is not under this advisory and we will see periods of snow developing and mainly delaware and south jersey event. and light accumulations but the timing is going to be pretty poor. right during the morning commute. so that will create slick conditions in these areas. and future weather showing us as we head to the overnight period. light snow starting to break out well south ever the city after midnight. and this particular model not really bringing snow up to center city though i think we can see snowflakes in and around the city maybe western suburbs and primarily snow coming down across portions of south jersey and we could see a brief period of heavy snow along the coastline and parts of delaware early tomorrow morning. but by mid someday the snow starting to exit and by the afternoon, might even see sunshine breaking out across a large portion of the area. 1 to 3" is the forecast now and could possibly see a coating in and around the city on 95 corridor and models not in agreement at this time and we could see more down towards cape may country and high ear end of" and possibly 4". this could materialize and bring in moisture off the skooingt. overnight tonight watching for areas of light snow developing 29 degrees and we could see some snow ling areing into the early morning hours otherwise sunshine breaking out and chilly day at 36. and yes, that snow will be concentrated mainly along the coast where we will see highest totals especially tomorrow morning. 9 the high temperature along the shore and then poconos 26 degrees and no snowflakes for you and in the 7 day forecast we have another shot at snow with light rain and snow showers on tuesday. and again not expecting much in the way of accumulation and sunshine returns and chilly by week's end highs in the 30s. sunshine returns and chilly by week's end highs in the 30s. we'll be right dear 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sunday and beginning of march mad nts, villanova of course won the national championship with buzzer beater and today the top ranked wildcats needed another last second miracle against twelfth ranked virginia. cats looking to rebound from tuesday night loss at marquette over four minutes left the cats down by two. josh market comesp big. and the cavaliers regain the lead and check out michael bridges follows own snot there tied up at 57 and under a minute left, brunson drives and scores on the lay-up and the cats regain the lead and virginia will tie the game again. so villanova with the final shot. josh hart, no good. but the tip that is good before "the buzzer" sounded so phew, villanova over came a 1 point deficit toy beat villanova 61 to 59. >> the defense shavrpingd josh and i turned my head and saw the tap offer the offensive glass and i was lucky nev enough to tip it. >> sixers play at the top of the hour. joel embib has the game off to rest and okafor will be a last minute decision. >> jimmy butler did not start pri against the heat because they called out the teammates. brett brown knows the bulls will be ready to play. >> if we get the best and we get their a-game you know they've gone through whatever they've gone through and they're really great players on that team. you start looking at rondo and weighed and you start looking at jimmy butler and mirtech and lopez and taj gib sop. where do you stop. you listen to those names and you and you'll get their a-game. >> eagles jason kelce and darren sproles are in orlando for the pro bowl this is jaso jason's second and third straight for darren. both these guys wish they were headed to houston for next wee week's super bowl. falcon as living today led by penn charter matt ryan. patriots arrive tomorrow. this is the second appearance for falcons and patriots going for fifth super bowl title. >> in the men's final australian on battle between roger federror and rafael nada nadal. it went five sets. three game to one deficit to meet ghxt adal for 18th grand slam title. and when w that win the 35-year-old became second oldest to win a major. >> coming up in sports zone it's a process working for the sixers finally after three years of losing. they're really started to look like a real nba team and we'll preview the second half of the season for the flyers when 94 wip cameron joins us after the late night on cbs. people getting excited about the sixers. >> we should be raising cats by the end of the day what do you think. >>. >> i'm going to go find cats during the break. >> worried about slick kns in the morning. >> absolutely, plan for extra time in south jersey and shore and delaware as well. the timing of this snow will be poor for that morning commute as you will see falling snow during your monday morning commute in these areas. and 6 degrees the high temperature. and as we head into the week chilly temperatures. only in the 40s and 30s. >> all right. lauren, thank you very much. and that's eyewitness news i'm joe holden and for lesley, lauren, and everyone thank you four joining us we're always on cbs philly.com and we'll see you on the cw philly at 10 and eyewitness news at 11. you on the cw philly at 10 and eyewitness news at 11. have a great fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing fios instant internet. it means you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. or this. or that. it's the only 750 meg internet available to millions, with uploads as instant as downloads. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet. internet the way it should be. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. we don't want 'em here. >> whitaker: with that on friday, president trump signed an order that will temporarily prevent foreign nationals from seven muslim nations from entering the united states. what did the vetting process look like before the ban? we went to the middle east last fall to see for ourselves, and tonight you will, too. >> >> kroft: on january 18th, a series of earthquakes in italy triggered an avalanche, demolishing the l

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