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Woods' apology, so how did it play publicly. our richard roth is gauging reaction in new york. richard where are you and what are you seeing and doing? >> wolf, i'm here in the espn zone, a sports mecca here in the heart of times square, but hours ago it was tiger square. everything stopped, the cacophony of sports, and olympics and everybody stopped and listened to the remarks by tiger woods. >> many of you in this room are my friends. many of you in this room know me. >> do you forgive him? or do you think it will take time for that? >> well, i mean -- i'm not here to judge him. he did what ...

>> no, he didn't kill anybody, so it will take a while for people to forgive him, but they won't forgive. >> reporter: lynn, what did you? >> good points, all. but i still think people can change. they really can. his wife has been classy throughout the whole thing. >> reporter: lynn, chuck, sanford, thank you very much. the view from middle america here in new york, and new york here at the espn zone, sports fans reviewing the 13-minute tape you might say. tony, back to you. >> all right, richard, appreciate it. thank you. and thank knothose folks for us. get a woman's comments on tiger's s...

In espn zone in times square in new york. richard, as the pga commissioner was saying, it was not sort of a big triumphant comeback and it had a kind of sad, somber note to it, and what was the reaction at espn zone? >> well, people knew an apology was coming and kevin here i have been dining with, what do you think, kevin? is it over? >> he made mistakes and held himself accountable. i don't know, i think it is over. that is what he did. he made some mistakes, and he owned up to it. i respect him more today than i did yesterday. >> all right. kevin, thank you. you will take care of the check,...

Failing to live up to. >> the denial by iran's supreme leader came during the country's launch of a new destroyer armed to surface-to-air missiles. firefighters in austin, texas, put out hot spots in an irs office building today. they've recovered two bodies. one is believed to be the pilot that deliberately flew his plane into the building, 53-year-old joseph stack. the other apparently an irs employee. stack railed in an online suicide note about run-ins with the irs. two people are critically injured from the crash and explosion. 11 others described as walking wounded. back to our top s...

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