BROWN: We finally know the name of that mystery priest. It's the Reverend Patrick Dowling. He is a priest who seemed to come out of nowhere and then disappear after praying with a young woman who was badly injured in a gruesome car accident in Missouri just over a week ago. When he didn't appear in any photos from the scene, some folks started to wonder if his presence was other worldly. Father Dowling revealed himself while commenting on a story on the "National Catholic Reporter." He doesn't take any credit for saving Katie Lin's life. Instead he praised the two highway patrol officers and a rescue team that worked harmoniously, he says. So what are the odds of a golfer making not one but two back-to-back holes in one? Who knows, but 81-year-old Eddie Manderville did just that playing his favorite course in Minneapolis.</s>EDDIE MANDERVILLE, GOLFER: I have eight hole in ones, but I thought I saw everything, but never two in a row, unbelievable.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It's a beautiful thing in America.</s>BROWN: How about that? Manderville was playing on a par three course. Get this, the odds, all 18 two holes on a regulation course in entire rounds, all 18 holes are 67 million to 1. What do you think about that, Brooke Baldwin?</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: Hello. I think that they should go out and play the Powerball. Speaking of that --</s>BROWN: Hop on the bandwagon.</s>BALDWIN: I can't wait to see these so called "Ocean's 16" in New Jersey. We'll be seeing them in just about 30 minutes from now. I read a little news on them. Apparently every single one of them showed up at work today. So good for them for now.</s>BROWN: An added bonus, a few of them are Sandy victims as well. They deserve a little good luck, right?</s>BALDWIN: Yes, they do. Pamela Brown, thank you very much. I'm going to take it here from you.
"Mystery Priest" Comes Forward; Golfer Hits Two Holes In One