>> no. it is hard every time you look at it. you have phil. the guy that won last week, vegas. all of these guys on the leaderboard that won before. all i thought about today was keeping my head down and playing my game. try to get every par 5 and i did that. >> well done, winning your first is important but validating it with a second is more important. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> back up to 18. jim: you said it well there. he had that win last year. he had a really big season. got to play in the ryder cup. this is the winner. but to come back out and win early the next year. everybody has been in awe of that big time swing and the jaw-dropping length that he has. but now you are finding out that the guy can really play. nick: you knew he could score.

it is something about the mentality. they know they will miss fairways but they carry on. he hit a lot of fairways at the right time. jim: this is for birdie. mickelson is go to finish second alone. this is to make the final margin just one. second place it is. watson first. mickelson second. dustin johnson and jhonattan vegas share third. so, a rookie sits atop the fedex cup standings here in the first month. bubba watson in second position. what a fantastic finish. what a birdie to win it. there is the lineup tonight on cbs. we will see you next weekend

from phoenix. for nick faldo and all of the crew, jim nantz saying so long from torrey pines where bubba watson is the champion. ,,,,,,,,

calls for order. americans evacuate from egypt amid violent protests. tonight, the latest on an a growing international crisis.

good evening, everyone. burning cars and death in the streets. thousands are protesting tonight, calling for their president to step down. now americans are being put on emergency flights out of that country. here's the latest for wjz. >> reporter: egyptian government fighter jets roared low over cairo minute before a tear curfew on sunday. but thousands of protestors remained outside throughout the night. opposition leader dr. barraday joined them and echoed the sentiment for president mubarak to step down after 30 years. looters burned vehicles and broke into stores overnight. state tv showed what it said are dozens of inmates captured after they broke out of prison, but many more are still free. tanks guarded cairo's museum where the king tut exhibit and

ancient mummies are on display after looters tried to storm in saturday. the state department issued travel warning for american citizen in egypt, recommending they leave as soon as possible. now, the u.s. embassy in egypt is make arrangements to begin flying americans out on monday. secretary of state hillary clinton urged the egyptian government to remain law and order but protect peaceful protestors and their right to express themselves. >> we're focusing on a transition to meet the needs of the egyptian people and will truly establish democracy. >> reporter: the military filled the gap for police forces, which are just returning to the streets. so far, the armed forces have not cracked down on peaceful protestors who say they won't leave until mubarak resigns. >> according to our media partner "the baltimore sun," the university of maryland has several students study in egypt this summer. all have been in contact with

the school, except for one. burned alive, a cat is recovering tonight after animal rescuers said it was doused in fuel and then set on fire. wjz is live at the animal shelter tonight. derek has more on the disturbing story. >> reporter: that's the kind of story that can make you cringe, the first case of animal abuse in the city so far this year. a word of warning to our sensitive viewers -- some pictures of the cat your about to see are tough to look at. [ meow ] >> i know, beatty. >> reporter: mittens the cat has a lot to me you about. she is alive after a harrowing ordeal. >> she was intentionally set on fire with lighter fluid, thrown in a mill crate. >> reporter: third-and-fourth- degree burns on her back and side and trauma to her ears. despite it all, vets expect mittens will recover. >> she's a little worse for the wear. her ears will probably fall off and she will heal. she is growing some hair back here. you know, her medication is

take care of her. it's long-term. >> reporter: police are work mittens' case but could not provide information. animal shelter rescuers said it happened january 8 in the 3300 block of st. ambrose in west baltimore. >> from the report, it looks as though she ran and extinguished herself and came back to fight her kittens. >> reporter: you're right. mittens is a mama. her three kittens were born before her serious burns despite her injuries, vets said she is taking excellent care of her family. >> i know. >> reporter: mittens' recovery is expect to take several months. meanwhile, police are not able to confirm whether any juveniles were arrested. back to you. >> the people who did this are sick, derek. thank you. the animal shelter takes in 12,000 animals a year. we'll update you on the investigation. >> a man shot in the head in broad daylight on 2:30 this afternoon on 25700 block of east bury avenue.

the man's condition is not released but homicide detective have been notified of the crime. a man robbed at gunpoint in anne arundel county. three teens are charge with holding a man on tiffany drive in deal. detectives said they showed victim a gun and forced them to hand over cash. police tracked down these three superintendents in a car mean the scene of the robbery. a college bar goes up in flames and tonight, the investigation continues into the fire that destroyed the charles village pub in towson. more than 100 firefighters battled the flames last night. it shut down the heart of towson for hours. it likely start in the kitchen. we're still waiting for the official cause, however. texting while driving is claiming more lives. one study say that 5,000 people are killed every year. now a maryland entrepreneur has invented new technology that could save lives.

>> reporter: the recent death of melissa bennett who crashed while texting and drive hits home for maryland teenager jake sopper, who use to text behind the wheel. >> pretty close to get in an accident. fortunately i avoided it with a little swerve and my parents realized i needed help. >> reporter: joel saw a business opportunity, inventing the text zapper. >> we have developed a smartphone application that disabled the ability to text while driving and eliminating the ability to browse the internet and to check e-mail. >> reporter: the app uses gps technology, detecting the most of a vehicle. >> activities on this phone are currently restricted. >> reporter: in case the user is passenger, parents override from their phone. >> it's illegal in 30 states to text while driving and is a life safer. parents think it's the best thing that ever happened. but on the other side of the coin, the kids have different reactions to it. >> reporter: for jake, the zapper changed his driving habits.

well, it cost $5 a month and working on all smartphones but the iphone but could change in the near future. we have just learned that last week's snowstorm is officially in the history books. that fast-moving storm cause plenty of problems across maryland. boy, you will remember that if you were stuck on 83. tonight, the national weather service confirmed a record. meteorologist tim williams has the detail in the first warning weather center so it was bad, wasn't it? >> it really was, adam. details just came into the first warning weather. the record set back in 1966 were eclipse by wednesday's snowstorm. we got 7.8-inches at bwi marshal, 7% 3 at dulles. the old records were around 6.5 inches so for that particular day, wednesday, january 26 -- yes, we went into the record books. again, it's not exactly the way we want to start the year.

here's how it looks on first warning live doppler radar. we're clear but will show you what is coming in our direction will be ugly. 37 degrees right now. there's a disturbance down around the gulf. that one is moving in our direction. there's a little bit of activity up in the northern plains and another bit down in california. all of it is heading in our direction. we'll talk about how much it is going to affect us and when the impact will happen in your complete updated first warning forecast. >> thanks. as we keep an eye on potential storms, wjz is always on for the forecast, doppler radar and closings and delays. you can always check in on wjz.com. we have a lot more to come tonight, including a dangerous drug sold in convenience stores. now there's a new push to ban it in the u.s. plus, a woman admits to murdering her own children. the bizarre reason she did it. ,,,,,,

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a horrific crime scene in tampa, florida, where a mother admitted to murdering her own children because they "talked back." police arrived at the home of julie schnecker in the backyard, covered in blood. her 16-year-old daughter was shot to death in a bedroom and her 13-year-old son dead in the garage. hundreds of people attended the candle light vigil in memory of the siblings last night.

>> i came to show respect and show that i really did care about them. >> it's just sad that their mom did this to him and he didn't deserve it. he was the sweetest kid ever. >> police also said the mother left a note detailing the entire incident and she was apparently planning to kill herself as well before she was arrested. a push to ban a new designer drug is known as bath salts. we're not talking about the kind you put in your tub. people are snorting, injecting, or smoking the powders and getting a high similar to that of cocaine. some of the side effects include paranoia and suicidal thoughts. a handful of states banned the substance but new york senator schumer wants nationwide ban from the federal government. >> by calling them bath salts, they're trying to deliberately mislead people into thinking they're an everyday product. these dangerous drugs are sold in convenience stores, smoke shops, and online for as little as $14 to $40. >> now, so far, there have been

no official reports of death or violent behavior link to those drugs. we'll check in with tim williams because we had the teeny storm a across the country and could could be heading our way. >> yes. some bring cold weather and others bring warm weather and we're in the area where they mix up. >> we're getting tired of the cold weather. people want the warm weather. >> unfortunately we'll get in it small doses and that's really the problem. we'll explain that. 37 degrees right now at bwi marshal, 61% relative humidity. calm winds. high pressure is really in control of the forecast. we'll have clear skies tonight and details are coming up in the updated first warning the updated first warning forecast. at purina one, we want your cat to be as healthy as possible. so we set out to discover the nutritional science in some of nature's best ingredien.. that's how we created purina one with smartblend. nutritionally optimized with real salmon, wholesome grains, and essential antioxidants for strong muscles, vital energy,

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>> well, let's talk about the glass half full, if we can. we'll start off by showing you we got to our normal high of

the day. 42 degrees help to start melt down or continue melting down some of the snow already on the ground. overnight lows stale bit chilly. we will continue this drill of freezing and refreezing every day and night as these temperatures stay above freezing again. watch out for thin ice on the ground in the morning and we seem to be melting it down through the day. we got to 54 now. now we're down to 37 at the airport. 35 in ocean city. the river at 36 this evening. 27 in oakland and 36 in cumberland. winds are come in from the northwest currently around most of the state, light breeze, calm at the airport. and this is what we're talking about as far as the cold and warm air mixing in. we're not far from either. we're on the line and that is really our problem here. we're at 37. temperatures to our north in detroit and chicago out to the northwest -- even towards kansas city -- in the 20s. down to our south -- atlanta, carolinas, memphis -- in the 60s. and that is why we are gonna have problem with the next storm system moving on through.

it is going to be the result of high pressure directing very cold, arctic air over top of us. that will stay with us if remainder of the next two days and then we'll get a fluctuation of warm air. with several systems move into the region, gulf moisture, with two separate portions of a system from the west that will close in here and start to fill up and move into our area. as they start to pull on in, what we're going to see is that air mixing. cold irair means whatever come in, freezes. warmer air means whatever it hits will melt down. that will make for a mix of sleet, freezing rain, potentially snow mixed in there. but we never get dominated by one or the other. on wednesday at a point, temperatures up to about 47- degrees but then drop off. what starts potentially overnight tomorrow night as basically a light snow mix into tuesday will then turn to maybe freezing rain on tuesday, melting down on wednesday, spending again with a bit of

freezing rain and sleet. that is the problem we're going to have -- the sleet and freezing rain could mean for a quarter inch or to half inch of rain on the roads. tonight, 21 degrees. 32 our temperature tomorrow. turning cloudy with overnight coating of snow and then again, that frozing precipitation and then tuesday into wednesday, temperatures will start to go up and then drop off again -- sleet, freezing rain, temperatures back down to 32 and 30 for thursday and friday. it's just gonna be a bit of mess, eye dam. >> i know you will keep a close eye on it. thank you. sports is next. we'll l ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

hello, everybody. college hoops tops our sports.

maryland in action at georgia tech. i'll have highlights at 11:00. acc foe duke in manhattan today, and biting the dust at madison square gaddens. the coach is loving life. the blue devils coach mike krzyzewski wasn't, thanks to hardy's pass. 56-33. the johnnies have a slight disagreement that result in technical. unranked, undeter ed st. johns 93, duke, 78. duke is 19-2. fired up and not taking any more junk off those referees against number 6 texas a&m. 40 second left in the game, the aggies colson hit the three- pointer. it was tied until the driver, 25 second left. the bears win 63-60.

nba hoops -- last night's shot of the weekend, courtesy of the l.a. clippers blake griffin. whirling is he, 360 degrees. clippers win 103-88. chris paul got to see to see green there. the grab and went to syracuse, helped the kings win 98-94. and the towson university product got his rock stolen. weird sequence there as it was -- uh, the spurs taking care of business in this one. and as for trick shots, oh, they're getting out of hand. i'm getting hung up on the hoop, maybe. apparently all is well that ends or lands well. we've got the men's finals now. aussie open singles championship on the line, djokovic overwhelmed murray of england, 6-4, 6-2, 6-3. he wins his second aussie open. britain's near-75-year drought in championship matches continues.

now, to the ice. national hockey league all star game -- raleigh, north carolina. duchesne of the colorado avalanche taking care of business, putting the puck in the net. right now the game is tied 7-7 in the third quarter. in golf, many of you just state on channel 13. bubba watson with final round 67 won the farmer's open in san diego. he bettered fellow lefty phil mickelson by one shot, 16-under to 15-under was the score. dustin johnson and vega tied at 13-under. that is at the farmer's open. and that is sports, adam. >> all right, a lot is happening. >> pro bowl action. we'll have highlights at 11:00. >> sound good, thanks. be sure to stay with wjz and cbs tonight for the cbs movie "the lost valentine" tonight at 9:00, starring betty white. a that's immediately followed by eyewitness news at 11:00.

what could be the world's largest cuckoo clock was unveil in hollywood. it stand 66 feet tall and 28 feet wide. check this out. every hour on the hour, it features a live actor -- a live person -- up there that emerging from the clock dressed as a cuckoo bird. they're meant to represent different regions around the world. how do we get that job? stand there and cuckoo. i had ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,