bill: we re back at the marathon classic, first playoff hole. three-way playoff. as they will go back and play the 18th until a winner is declared. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] bill: mirim lee will be first. well, the marathon classic has been proud to bring you coverage today with limited commercial interruption. 85-yard shot. go right at it. go right at it. dottie: ah, go right at it. bill: he said go right at it. drop it in there. nicole: john has been on the bag for major championship winners and knows you have to go for it. dottie: he was brave enough to qaddafi for me for a while so give him that. nicole: he can handle anything. caddie for me for a while so give him that. nicole: he can handle anything. bill: she was able to check up and that s a nice effort. lydia ko will be next. nicole: she has 81 yards. the breeze
scott pelley, reporting tonight from the republican national convention in cleveland, ohio. pelley: this is our western edition. on the eve of this convention the country has been shaken by another deadly act of violence. six law enforcement officers were shot this morning in baton rouge, louisiana. three are dead, another is in critical condition tonight. they were ambushed by a gunman that the police identified as a black ex-marine from kansas city. the shooting comes less than two weeks after a black man was shot to death by white police officers during a struggle with baton rouge police. that was followed by the assassination of five dallas officers by a black gunman out for revenge. david begnaud is in baton rouge. reporter: just before 9 a.m. this morning, officers exchanged gunfire with a suspect less than a mile from police headquarters. authorities say officers were responding to a 911 call after witnesses saw a man acting suspiciously. he was dressed in all blac
capitol and show the world that america s peaceful and grateful transfer of power. you can see the walkway and the president-elect at the viewing stand. it s been built for this edition of america s news headquarte headquarters good saturday to you and yours, nice being with you, i m leland vittert at a white house in transition as the president still tries to protect his legacy. i m elizabeth prann at the senate office building on capitol hill. here is what s making news, president-elect trump striking back off don lewis calls his election into question. we re going to go live to trump tower. plus, president-elect trump s national security team grilled before the senate this week in multiple confirmation hearings, including from many senators from mr. trump s own party. we ll break down what it means. and live right now at the tidal basin, thousands of civil rights marchers are remembering dr. martin luther king at his memorial and sending a message to newly elected
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