Welcome back, patrons. Welcome back, Masters in the springtime. Welcome back, all things at Augusta National that bloom this time of year and provide the backdrop for perhaps the most picturesque locale in golf.
There are new rules - masks must be worn, social distancing policies apply and there’s no eating or drinking around the roped-off spots closest to the greens - but after a one-year pandemic-caused absence, fans are back at the Masters.
“You can see it in my face,” world No. 4-ranked player Collin Morikawa said as he broke into a big smile when asked about the return of patrons. “We love it. I really miss it. It was great to see fans slowly come back over the past month, month and a half. And I know everyone, the Masters, the PGA Tour is doing their job to stay safe and make sure we are still handling everything properly.
Day. people told that they, above all, more than anyone else in this region should not leave their homes. they were the people in most danger. that turned out to be absolutely true. the suspect was found hiding in a boat that was covered, a covered boat parked on a trailer in a driveway in a backyard in watertown. and that capture occurred just a couple of hours ago in watertown. we are going to be joined now by michael isikoff who has been out in watertown out and around throughout the day. michael, when was the point where it was very clear out there that this really was the final closing in on the final suspect? i guess we don t have michael isikoff. do we have jack cavanaugh?
Mr. cavanaugh, when you saw the investigation unfold this afternoon, when did you have the confidence that we were in the final approach to the final suspect? you know, lawrence, when the state police superintendent issues the order that people could go back to a sort of normal existence but be on the lookout, you know, that was the time we discussed some of our colleagues that citizens go back to their house and their garage, walk by their bushes, there s a chance this guy is laying in the bushes, hiding behind the garage, stuck under a car, in the back of a pickup truck. he could very well be discovered shortly after that sound was up. we discussed that with chris matthews earlier and reverend sharpton. it is a citizen that noticed that blood trail and called.
Homes. they were the people in most danger. that turned out to be absolutely true. the suspect was found hiding in a boat that was covered, a covered boat parked on a trailer in a driveway in a backyard in watertown. and that capture occurred just a couple hours ago in watertown. we are joined by michael isikoff who has been in and around watertown throughout the day. michael, when was the point where it was very clear out there that this really was the final closing in on the final suspect? i guess we don t have michael isikoff. do we have jack cavanaugh?