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LIVE AT THE US OPEN: TIGER IS BACK: The savior of golf is back after having knee surgery right after the Masters. It's a good thing for Golf. The recent Memorial tournament, without Tiger Woods, was down 31% in the ratings and the two times Woods won the U.S. Open (2000 and 2002) were the highest rated. Darren Rovell is live from San Diego.
| SAM ISRAEL VANISHING ACT: Did he or didn't he? Is it another in a long line of fakes and scams? Federal authorities have launched an international manhunt for Samuel Israel III, who appears to have faked a suicide jump off a bridge near the prison where he was to begin a 20-year sentence for orchestrating a $450 million ponzi scheme at his Bayou hedge fund in 2005. State Police have suspended the search for a body, after surveillance tape shows a vehicle pulling up alongside his SUV on the bridge. No body found, no witnesses. Mary Thomson follows the ongoing search.
| TALKING WITH PLOSSER: Steve Liesman sits downs w/ Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser to talk all things economy, Fed policy and Fed politics.
| SURVIVING ON SCRAPS: That's what one local Vegas pork producer is doing: he's using casino food scraps to feed his pigs. Jane Wells explains why it's a mutually beneficial relationship that keeps the casino, farmer and, of course, the pigs happy.
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