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The BulleTin • Friday, april 8, 2022 B5 Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2022 TODAY TONIGHT HIGH 58° LOW 29° Cooler; windy this afternoon Cooler with clouds and limited sun ALMANAC TEMPERATURE Yesterday Normal Record 79° 56° 79° in 2022 32° 30° 13° in 1908 PRECIPITATION 24 hours through 5 p.m. yesterday 0.00" Record 0.45" in 1960 Month to date (normal) 0.02" (0.17") Year to date (normal) 1.10" (3.27") Barometric pressure at 4 p.m. 30.22" SUN, MOON AND PLANETS Rise/Set Today Sat. Sun 6:34am/7:41pm 6:33am/7:42pm Moon 11:00am/2:36am 11:57am/3:23am Mercury 6:50am/8:13pm 6:49am/8:20pm Venus 4:55am/3:42pm 4:54am/3:43pm Mars 4:43am/2:55pm 4:41am/2:55pm Jupiter 5:44am/5:22pm 5:41am/5:20pm Saturn 4:35am/2:43pm 4:31am/2:40pm Uranus 7:35am/9:46pm 7:31am/9:43pm First Full Last New Apr 8 Apr 16 Apr 23 Tonight's sky: First quarter moon. A bit of morning snow; cloudy, chilly WEDNESDAY 46° 25° Breezy with a little rain in the afternoon Intervals of clouds and sunshine OREGON WEATHER Bend Municipal Airport through 5 p.m. yest. High Low TUESDAY 42° 29° 46° 28° 45° 31° Partly cloudy and colder MONDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY Apr 30 Source: Jim Todd, OMSI UV INDEX TODAY 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 1 3 4 3 The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index ™ number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low, 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme. ROAD CONDITONS For web cameras of our passes, go to www.bendbulletin.com/webcams I-84 at Cabbage Hill: Some sun, then turning cloudy today with a shower. US 20 at Santiam Pass: Mostly cloudy today with a couple of showers. A little snow tonight. US 26 at Gov't Camp: Mostly cloudy today with a passing shower. US 26 at Ochoco Divide: Mainly cloudy today; windy in the afternoon. A passing shower tonight. ORE 58 at Willamette Pass: Mostly cloudy today with a couple of showers. ORE 138 at Diamond Lake: Mostly cloudy today with a passing shower or two. SKI REPORT 48° 25° Mostly cloudy, showers of rain and snow A bit of morning snow, then a little rain TRAVEL WEATHER NATIONAL EAST: Clouds and Astoria sun today. A passing 51/39 Seaside shower, except dry in Hood the south; windy in the 50/41 River north. Windy tonight. Cannon Beach Hillsboro Portland 56/41 Umatilla 65/40 Rufus Hermiston 64/39 61/43 Arlington Meacham Lostine 49/41 61/41 55/37 58/41 56/32 Wasco 58/31 Enterprise Pendleton The Dalles CENTRAL: Breezy Tillamook 58/30 58/40 58/35 Sandy 61/42 McMinnville 51/40 today with clouds Joseph Heppner La Grande 54/40 Maupin Government 56/38 and sun; pleasant in 58/33 59/30 Camp 58/37 Condon 55/32 Union Lincoln City the north during the 54/33 42/32 59/33 Salem Spray morning. Partly cloudy 50/42 Granite Warm Springs 57/38 Madras 58/32 Albany 56/27 tonight. Newport Baker City 58/32 59/31 Mitchell 51/40 57/37 61/28 WEST: Mostly cloudy Camp Sherman 57/33 Redmond Corvallis John Yachats Unity today; a couple of 52/33 57/27 55/36 Day Prineville 50/42 64/29 showers, but dry in Ontario Sisters 57/31 Paulina 61/29 73/37 the south. A passing Florence Eugene 54/31 Brothers 59/26 Bend Vale shower tonight. 53/42 58/37 58/27 Sunriver 58/29 72/36 Nyssa 53/28 Hampton Cottage La Pine 75/36 Juntura Oakridge Grove 53/27 60/25 OREGON EXTREMES Coos Bay Burns 73/28 54/35 57/36 Fort Rock 54/40 Riley 67/22 YESTERDAY Crescent 61/27 63/23 High: 86° 52/26 Bandon Roseburg Christmas Valley Jordan Valley at Roseburg Beaver Frenchglen Silver 54/42 60/40 62/22 73/26 Low: 19° Marsh Lake 71/23 Port Orford 50/22 62/22 at Baker City Grants Burns Junction Paisley 54/43 Pass 77/28 Chiloquin 69/23 63/36 Rome Medford 55/24 Gold Beach 64/37 78/29 53/44 Klamath Fields Ashland McDermitt Lakeview Falls Brookings 75/26 58/37 61/23 73/26 55/42 68/23 Yesterday Today Saturday Yesterday Today Saturday Yesterday Today Saturday City Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Astoria 71/44/0.00 51/39/sh 49/37/r La Grande 70/29/0.00 58/33/r 45/27/pc Portland 75/43/0.00 58/41/sh 51/40/r Baker City 68/19/0.00 61/28/c 46/23/pc La Pine 78/24/0.00 53/27/c 40/26/pc Prineville 79/25/0.00 57/31/c 40/29/pc Brookings 66/50/0.03 55/42/pc 55/41/s Medford 84/40/0.00 64/37/c 56/35/pc Redmond 77/27/0.00 57/27/c 45/29/pc Burns 74/20/0.00 67/22/c 46/20/pc Newport 68/43/0.00 51/40/sh 49/40/r Roseburg 86/42/0.00 60/40/sh 53/40/sh Eugene 74/37/0.00 58/37/sh 53/40/r North Bend 66/44/0.00 54/40/sh 53/42/c Salem 77/41/0.00 57/38/sh 51/40/r Klamath Falls 78/29/0.00 61/23/pc 47/25/s Ontario 70/27/0.00 73/37/pc 56/30/c Sisters 73/27/0.00 54/31/c 43/29/r Lakeview 78/32/0.00 68/23/c 50/22/s Pendleton 69/31/Tr 58/35/c 51/31/pc The Dalles 73/35/0.00 61/42/pc 54/41/r Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice, Tr-trace, Yesterday data as of 5 p.m. yesterday NATIONAL WEATHER -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s NATIONAL EXTREMES YESTERDAY (for the T-storms Yesterday City Hi/Lo/Prec. Abilene 70/42/0.00 Akron 58/42/0.13 Albany 50/45/0.95 Albuquerque 68/36/0.00 Anchorage 41/29/Tr Atlanta 70/54/0.29 Atlantic City 53/46/0.32 Austin 76/42/0.00 Baltimore 53/48/0.78 Billings 57/28/0.00 Birmingham 69/53/Tr Bismarck 51/35/0.00 Boise 68/34/0.00 Boston 49/39/0.03 Bridgeport, CT 47/44/0.30 Buffalo 53/42/0.46 Burlington, VT 49/47/0.50 Caribou, ME 48/21/0.00 Charleston, SC 81/65/1.51 Charlotte 76/63/0.10 Chattanooga 68/51/0.00 Cheyenne 46/27/Tr Chicago 44/39/0.05 Cincinnati 54/44/0.01 Cleveland 56/44/Tr Colorado Springs 55/25/0.00 Columbia, MO 49/41/Tr Columbia, SC 76/62/0.48 Columbus, GA 73/57/0.25 Columbus, OH 55/43/0.01 Concord, NH 51/37/0.11 Corpus Christi 82/58/0.00 Dallas 71/50/0.00 Dayton 53/44/0.04 Denver 53/27/0.00 Des Moines 42/36/0.14 Detroit 51/43/0.01 Duluth 31/30/0.27 El Paso 75/48/0.00 Fairbanks 45/8/0.00 Fargo 37/30/0.07 Flagstaff 60/30/0.00 Grand Rapids 44/39/0.02 Green Bay 41/38/0.03 Greensboro 65/63/0.23 Harrisburg 51/48/1.10 Hartford, CT 54/40/0.20 Helena 64/23/0.00 Honolulu 85/72/Tr Houston 76/54/0.00 Huntsville 62/46/0.00 Indianapolis 50/40/0.05 Jackson, MS 66/46/0.00 Jacksonville 84/66/2.64 Today Hi/Lo/W 74/48/s 48/35/sh 58/41/c 69/42/s 32/20/sn 58/39/pc 56/46/pc 79/40/s 62/42/pc 71/43/s 57/38/pc 52/29/s 75/33/c 64/45/pc 60/44/pc 51/39/sh 53/40/r 43/35/r 69/46/s 64/39/pc 55/36/sh 63/42/s 41/31/sn 46/34/c 48/36/sh 65/41/s 46/28/c 66/42/pc 64/40/pc 48/35/sh 59/37/r 85/56/s 70/44/s 48/34/sh 66/42/s 43/27/sf 49/33/sh 38/23/pc 77/49/s 16/-6/sn 43/22/s 66/29/s 43/29/sn 38/30/sf 63/38/c 60/41/sh 63/42/pc 74/36/pc 83/71/s 77/48/s 54/35/pc 45/32/sh 64/36/pc 72/47/s Amsterdam Athens Auckland Baghdad Bangkok Beijing Beirut Berlin Bogota Budapest Buenos Aires Cabo San Lucas Cairo Calgary Cancun Dublin Edinburgh Geneva Harare Hong Kong Istanbul Jerusalem Johannesburg Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila 48/40/c 71/55/s 70/58/pc 96/70/c 96/77/pc 75/46/s 74/58/pc 50/36/c 67/50/r 61/50/c 73/64/s 85/63/pc 86/57/s 67/32/pc 78/67/t 48/30/sh 50/30/sh 54/40/r 76/61/c 79/68/s 62/50/pc 74/51/c 69/52/pc 71/62/pc 63/57/pc 51/36/pc 64/47/pc 92/79/t Saturday Hi/Lo/W 90/62/s 43/32/sn 53/36/r 79/52/s 36/21/s 58/39/pc 52/41/pc 86/58/s 57/36/pc 51/31/c 61/41/pc 60/35/pc 51/30/pc 58/42/sh 53/41/pc 43/35/c 52/38/r 50/36/r 62/41/pc 57/38/pc 58/34/c 68/29/pc 44/33/pc 45/31/c 42/34/sn 75/44/pc 57/40/s 59/36/pc 64/37/pc 44/30/c 56/37/r 85/66/s 87/60/s 44/31/c 75/34/pc 54/37/s 43/32/c 45/29/pc 86/63/s 22/12/pc 50/35/pc 68/36/s 40/28/c 43/30/s 55/36/c 55/38/c 58/38/sh 48/30/pc 84/70/pc 85/63/s 59/37/pc 43/30/c 70/46/s 66/41/s City Juneau Kansas City Lansing Las Vegas Lexington Lincoln Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Madison, WI Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis Nashville New Orleans New York City Newark, NJ Norfolk, VA Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Palm Springs Peoria Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, ME Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond Rochester, NY Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco San Jose Santa Fe Savannah Seattle Sioux Falls Spokane Springfi eld, MO Tampa Tucson Tulsa Washington, DC Wichita Yakima Yuma Yesterday Hi/Lo/Prec. 46/37/0.19 47/42/0.03 45/41/0.01 83/55/0.00 56/44/0.06 46/39/0.02 65/48/0.00 95/60/0.00 57/47/Tr 45/36/0.07 64/47/0.00 92/79/0.10 46/41/0.07 38/32/0.17 62/45/Tr 74/63/0.00 52/45/0.47 52/46/0.80 82/50/1.06 63/40/0.00 45/38/0.02 82/75/1.33 99/70/0.00 44/39/0.04 61/48/1.21 94/66/0.00 55/46/0.49 46/32/0.04 56/41/0.01 80/65/0.10 48/34/0.02 79/40/0.00 72/53/0.29 49/46/0.57 88/50/0.00 52/43/Tr 62/34/0.00 79/49/0.00 89/55/0.00 89/56/0.00 94/53/0.00 62/22/0.00 83/64/0.17 73/42/0.00 39/34/0.02 65/34/0.00 52/39/0.01 81/77/1.34 92/59/0.00 61/42/Tr 54/50/0.68 58/39/Tr 68/30/0.00 96/69/0.00 Today Hi/Lo/W 41/30/c 48/27/c 44/30/sn 89/65/s 47/33/sh 54/21/pc 57/37/pc 95/64/s 48/36/sh 38/28/sf 53/36/pc 83/61/pc 40/31/sn 42/28/c 50/36/sh 72/48/s 63/47/pc 62/47/pc 65/48/pc 63/35/s 51/24/pc 74/56/pc 101/72/s 42/30/sn 63/47/pc 96/66/s 48/35/sh 51/39/r 64/43/pc 67/42/pc 57/30/s 81/43/pc 66/43/pc 53/38/sh 87/54/pc 45/33/c 75/48/s 82/50/s 85/60/s 70/48/pc 81/49/s 67/34/s 70/45/s 53/40/t 48/22/pc 57/32/c 45/27/c 74/63/pc 93/59/s 61/32/pc 63/44/pc 59/31/s 61/33/c 98/61/s Saturday Hi/Lo/W 41/27/pc 59/46/s 42/29/c 92/57/s 46/31/c 66/41/s 70/50/s 78/58/pc 50/35/c 44/29/s 63/46/s 82/59/pc 44/31/s 50/35/pc 55/34/pc 75/55/s 57/43/pc 57/41/pc 61/43/pc 80/59/s 60/42/pc 74/49/s 99/68/s 48/33/s 57/42/c 97/66/s 45/31/sn 52/38/sh 58/42/pc 59/39/pc 59/31/c 64/33/s 59/37/pc 47/35/sh 75/51/s 55/39/s 58/33/pc 87/60/s 71/59/pc 68/50/s 75/47/s 75/43/s 64/38/pc 49/36/r 56/39/pc 47/26/sh 61/46/s 74/56/s 93/61/s 74/59/s 57/41/pc 74/57/s 55/28/pc 96/59/s 98/78/0.00 81/57/0.06 46/37/1.59 45/27/0.20 82/63/0.00 86/75/0.00 104/77/0.00 70/48/0.01 39/21/0.04 45/37/0.82 59/50/0.22 81/73/0.00 61/45/0.00 86/49/0.00 75/63/0.00 46/30/0.08 59/46/0.00 82/58/0.00 82/75/0.13 38/27/0.33 69/64/0.97 77/65/0.01 81/59/0.00 61/54/0.00 55/46/0.07 56/45/0.05 68/48/0.03 63/41/0.03 99/69/s 75/51/t 45/36/c 55/41/c 83/60/c 84/71/t 106/75/pc 69/48/pc 40/30/pc 49/35/c 53/38/r 84/74/pc 65/53/pc 82/47/s 83/66/t 47/38/r 65/50/s 80/58/s 88/76/t 36/25/sn 71/65/sh 79/65/pc 72/62/c 66/54/s 50/37/pc 52/40/pc 58/47/r 51/40/sh 101/71/s 76/54/sh 48/35/c 53/44/c 83/60/c 82/67/c 108/78/pc 73/53/pc 46/34/sn 48/33/sh 52/33/sh 84/75/t 63/45/c 74/46/s 81/66/t 58/37/pc 71/50/s 81/60/pc 85/76/t 38/30/sn 72/65/sh 82/64/s 68/58/s 68/57/s 45/32/r 47/37/pc 52/37/r 50/35/r INTERNATIONAL 48 contiguous states) National high: 103° at Santa Ana, CA National low: -4° at Gould, CO Precipitation: 2.64" at Jacksonville, FL In inches as of 5 p.m. yesterday Ski resort New snow Base Anthony Lakes Mtn 0 0-0 Hoodoo Ski Area 2 42-42 Mt. Ashland 0 0-0 Mt. Bachelor 0 28-80 Mt. Hood Meadows 2 108-126 Mt. Hood Ski Bowl 12 33-61 Timberline Lodge 0 124-124 Willamette Pass 0 0-0 Aspen / Snowmass, CO 0 58-81 Mammoth Mtn. Ski, CA 0 41-78 Palisades Tahoe, CA 0 0-82 Park City Mountain, UT 0 40-68 Sun Valley, ID 0 40-62 47° 26° Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs and tonight’s lows. -10s THURSDAY Shown are today’s noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. Rain Showers Snow Flurries Ice Warm Front Stationary Front Cold Front Source: OnTheSnow.com 52/41/1.38 72/55/0.02 68/57/0.00 91/73/0.00 91/81/0.00 75/36/0.00 70/63/0.00 56/47/0.35 66/51/0.27 64/41/0.00 75/64/0.00 84/60/0.00 100/68/0.00 63/27/0.00 88/76/0.00 52/43/0.10 46/37/0.01 50/47/1.12 80/63/0.17 79/69/0.00 68/43/0.13 74/52/0.00 71/45/0.00 72/62/0.00 61/54/0.00 57/45/0.16 68/41/0.00 91/77/0.01 48/37/sh 71/56/pc 71/56/s 84/60/pc 98/81/s 79/50/s 70/59/pc 49/36/sh 67/50/r 58/38/r 75/66/s 82/60/s 82/60/s 46/25/c 82/65/pc 50/35/pc 50/31/pc 48/31/r 71/59/t 79/68/s 67/54/s 71/50/s 57/51/r 72/62/c 65/54/sh 51/33/pc 66/45/sh 92/79/pc Mecca Mexico City Montreal Moscow Nairobi Nassau New Delhi Osaka Oslo Ottawa Paris Rio de Janeiro Rome Santiago Sao Paulo Sapporo Seoul Shanghai Singapore Stockholm Sydney Taipei City Tel Aviv Tokyo Toronto Vancouver Vienna Warsaw GOLF Right at home: South Korean Im grabs early Masters lead BY PAUL NEWBERRY associated press AUGUSTA, Ga. — With all eyes on Tiger Woods, Sungjae Im quietly turned in the round of the day at Augusta National. Not a surprise, really. The 24-year-old South Ko- rean feels right at home. A runner-up 17 months ago in his Masters debut, Im posted a 5-under 67 Thursday to grab the lead all to himself. Still a long way to go, but there’s obviously something about this course that suits Im’s game. “I feel comfortable when I come to Augusta,” he said through his translator. “I feel I can play well here every time.” It must run in the family. During the par 3 contest on Wednesday, Jitaek Im served as his son’s caddie. At the final hole, Sungjae let his dad take the tee shot. Jitaek delivered a wild swing, almost like he was try- Tiger Continued from B3 The swing looked great, and the limp wasn’t bad. If it wasn’t exactly the Woods of old, it was a pretty good ap- proximation. That was good enough for the fans. And, judging from the look on Woods’ face after- ward, it was more than good enough for him. “It’s not easy,” Woods said. “People have no idea how hard it’s been.” If they wanted an idea, they might have looked at pic- tures of his leg after the acci- dent, which Woods said he has shown to friends. If they wanted an idea, he’s happy to talk about the endless hours of rehabilitation and prac- tice that made his storybook comeback possible. The greatest player of his time still believes he can win. Even better, he believes he can do it this week, on a bad leg at the age of 46. And after all he’s been through, who’s going to tell ing to slug a baseball, but the ball soared over the water and settled about 5 feet from the flag. “I didn’t expect much,” Sungjae said. “But once he hit the shot, it was the most beau- tiful shot I’ve seen. It was like a professional shot.” Im hit a lot of beautiful shots when it really counted. He got off to a blazing start, making birdies at the first three holes. Another birdie at No. 7 sent him to the back side at 4 under. Im stumbled a bit after the turn, making back-to-back bogeys at 10 and 11, but then he delivered his best shot of the day at the par-5 No. 13. From 222 yards, he stuck it 12 feet from the flag and rolled in the putt for eagle. Another birdie at the 15th and a brilliant save from the bunker at the final hole — he nearly holed out with his sand wedge and tapped it for par him he can’t? “I can swing a golf club,” Woods said. “The walking’s not easy, and it’s difficult. As I said with all the hard work, my leg, it’s going to be difficult for the rest of my life. That’s just the way it is, but I’m able to do it.” A return to competitive play after he crashed his SUV in California always seemed improbable for Woods, who many figured would be happy just to walk again and play golf with his young son. That he could do it on a hilly Au- gusta National course that is a hard walk for even the younger players seemed nearly impossible. Woods nearly aced the par-3 sixth hole, and the roar was deafening around the course when he made a 30-footer to birdie the 16th. His opening round was a vic- tory lap all by itself, and when he finished by making an 8-footer for par on the final hole the crowd rose as one to give him a standing ovation. Afterward, he was sore and A year ago, Hideki Mat- suyama became the first golfer from Japan to win the Masters. Im doesn’t want to get ahead of himself, but he knows that no South Ko- rean golfer has ever won at Augusta. In fact, Y.E. Yang remains the only male golfer from Im’s country to capture a major title, memorably rallying to beat Woods at the 2009 PGA Championship. Woods, who is playing for the first time since a February 2021 wreck left him with seri- ous leg injuries, was four shots behind Im after shooting 71. Woods’ comeback is what most patrons will remember from Day 1 of the Masters. Maybe by Sunday evening, they’ll be focused on Im. “We’re only one day in,” he said. “I’ve got three more days to play. I just want to keep this momentum going and try to finish well this week.” — gave him a one-stroke lead over Cameron Smith, with Dustin Johnson part of the group two shots back at 69. If that sounds familiar, it should. In 2020, Johnson won his first green jacket with a dom- inating performance, while Smith and Im were five shots back in the runner-up slot at the first November Masters. “There is a coincidence there,” Im said. “It’s pretty cool to see that we’re all up there together.” Im missed the cut at the 2021 Masters with rounds of 77 and 80, and arrived at this year’s tournament struggling a bit with his game — especially off the tee. “I felt like my driving game was not as up to par as what it used to be, so I worked on my driving,” Im said. “The key to a successful round was having good tee shots, so that worked well today.” Indeed, he was one of the day’s most accurate drivers, hitting 12 of 14 fairways. Only five players ranked above him. Im said it’s important “to put the shot into spots where I have a chance to attack the green.” he was tired. But the adrena- line was still flowing, and he sounded like he couldn’t wait for more. “I’m going to be sore, yes. That’s just the way it is,” he said. “But the training cycles that we’ve had to make sure that I have the stamina to keep going — and this is only one round. We’ve got three more to go. There’s a long way to go and a lot of shots to be played.” Just where Woods finishes after all those shots are played probably won’t be remem- bered as much as the fact he managed to play at all. No one really expects him to win a sixth green jacket this week, though it would seem foolish to continue to sell him short. Even his fellow pros can’t take their eyes off him. “I actually found myself a couple of times today, because we were waiting so much, just watching. I almost felt like a patron out there at some points today,” said Cameron Smith, who played in the group ahead of Woods. “You can’t not watch him; he’s un- real.” At times it seemed like ev- eryone at Augusta National was watching, though for most it was just a glimpse of a pink shirt through the fans crowding the fairways and greens. Everywhere around the golf course fans were ask- ing each other what Woods was doing and every time their was a big roar they won- dered if it was for him. Woods felt the love and tried to give them something back. “I mean, the place was elec- tric,” he said. “I hadn’t played like this since ’19 when I won because in ’20 we had COVID and we had no one here, and I didn’t play last year. So to have the patrons fully out and to have that type of energy out there was awesome to feel.” Awesome for Woods, and awesome for anyone watch- ing. Thursday was all about Woods, and he wasn’t about to disappoint himself or his mil- lions of fans. Yes, it was for only one day. But what a day it was. Tiger Woods waves after his shot on the seventh hole during the first round at the Masters Thursday in Augusta, Georgia. Woods finished with a 1-under 71 and was tied for 10th with a large group. david J. phillip/ap Sungjae Im of South Korea watches his shot on the 17th hole during the first round at the Masters Thursday in Augusta, Georgia. david J. phillip/ap
