COSTELLO: All eyes are on Tiger Woods today at round 2 of the Masters. Moments ago, he teed up. Fans are hoping things go better than yesterday. Woods was outshined by 21-year-old Jordan Spieth. Let's bring in Don Riddell. He's in Augusta where all of the action is taking place. Good morning.</s>DON RIDDELL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning to you. Yes, Tiger Woods has actually just come past us here on the first hole and he made a much better start than yesterday. Yesterday he three- putted the first green. He has just birdied it bringing him back to even par for the tournament. You really got a sense yesterday that he was just fighting to keep his head above water. He looked really dialed in on the range earlier on today particularly with his iron play so his fans, and there are many of them, are hoping that he has a better performance today. Of course, he's back in action for the first time in nine weeks after that disastrous start to 2015. Earlier this week he kind of glimpsed to the future when he referred to the fact that Texas-born Jordan Spieth was in diapers when Tiger won his first Masters here back in 1997. That young man has grown up. He was phenomenal shooting an eight under par score yesterday. He's already birdied the second hole. So Jordan Spieth is now four strokes clear. He's a man very, very much on form over the last few weeks and he's really gaining a lot of momentum here already on day two.</s>COSTELLO: All right -- Don. Thanks so much. Don't forget to watch CNN tomorrow 2:30 p.m. Eastern for all access at Augusta; a CNN Bleacher Report special hosted by Rachel Nichols. Again, that's right here on 2:30 p.m. Eastern. Thank you so much for joining me today. I'm Carol Costello. AT THIS HOUR WITH BERMAN AND BOLDUAN after a break.
All Eyes on Tiger Woods Today. 10:30-11a ET