rory mcilroy hit one as high as one of his 300—yard drives. tojohnson. oh dear.t's all from sportsday. good night. let's get more now on our top story and the us security service says it has intercepted two suspicious packages sent to the homes of former president barack obama and the former secretary of state, hillary clinton. separately, the headquarters of the broadcaster, cnn, in new york was evacuated after a suspicious device was sent to the building. we can see some live pictures now from new york. a very large police presence there, as they continue to investigate this ongoing situation and these multiple devices which have been described as crude but functional pipe bombs. they've also been described as an act of terrorism. our correspondent samira hussain is in new york. what have the authority ‘s been saying? they have just ended a press conference a short while ago. they had the mayor of new york city, the governor of new york and the head of the new york city police all speaking here. they did refer to this as an act of terror. to give you a sense of

but rory mcilroy and justin rose found themselves beaten by an american team dreaming of drama.d other ideas. he beat tiger woods, beating his chest, pumped up. thorbjorn olesen shocked jordan spieth, while the rankings suggested ian poulter would struggle against dustinjohnson, number one the world. but this is ian poulter, this is the ryder cup, and, well, you know the rest. commentator: look at him go! francesco molinari, open champion, had already won four points, and he found the drink. molinari the man to ensure the ryder cup would be staying this side of the pond. well, they said it couldn't be done, at least some did. well, what do you think now? as the beer flowed and the champagne sprayed, europe showed that power. if you fancied a fitting finale, alex noren is your man. another debutant on the 18th green, galleries packed, never looked like missing. seven points the margin of victory, the meaning is so much more. this is a europe united. throughout the tournament john watson has been our man at the course. here is his take on the final day at le golf national and what

brooks koepka, rory mcilroy, justin rose, dustinjohnson, and francesco molinari got some lessons fromt sport, but this event was aimed at growing the sport of golf in china. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that‘s bbc.com/sport. but from me, azi farni, goodbye. our thanks to to the team for that. we have plenty more for you in the next few minutes, including the very latest on tesla. in the last quarter, the electric car maker has actually made a profit, so elon musk has delivered on that promise. many on wall street were expecting another loss in the last quarter, so has tesla turned the corner when it comes to its casper and? will have that discussion with an expert in few minutes‘s time. do stay with us andi few minutes‘s time. do stay with us and i will see very soon. —— see you. hello there. sunshine on wednesday took temperatures very close to 20 degrees, but you can expect those temperatures to drop away over the next few days. thursday will bring a bit more in the way of cloud, not completely cloudy but a lot of cloud. largely dry for many. on the earlier

and the mail has a picture of rory mcilroy and his wife after yesterday's ryder cup win.rime minister. we will ask him about that when we speak to him at 7:10am. and the most—read on the bbc news website is a story we are reporting this morning, and we have covered a lot here on breakfast — restaurants keeping tips which are meant for staff. theresa may is going to announce plans to ban that from happening in future. show we have a look at the inside pages? it is very affectionate, this ryder cup. the victory at the weekend. a lot of hugging, a lot of kissing, especially... don't you love a bromance? these two were just absolutely brilliant to watch, fleetwood and molinari, and their friendship over the last few days and they are playing partnership, mollywood, as they will forever be known. lots of kissing with wives, and very affectionate. a bit more affection shown on the back page here of the guardian, but my favourite picture so far this morning is this. ian poulter, the postman, because he always delivers. and this is a picture of him with his son luke. he says as a

was actually following the match behind, which involved rory mcilroy. par four. there is a sort of ongoing discussion in golf about this, because they used to be a time where if somebody hit the ball off the line, they would shout fore, left or right, and when brooks koepka hit that shot, he pointed his clu b to koepka hit that shot, he pointed his club to the left to indicate it was going left, but this woman would have been 300 yards away or more. certainly it is a trait in professional golf where the players or the caddies signal to the left or the right, and that is assuming that all spectators down there are in fa ct all spectators down there are in fact watching you or your caddie and signalling, and that is not enough. there has been a big debate over the last year or so about players not shouting fore instantaneously, and when i played, it was always done. asa when i played, it was always done. as a matter of course this will frighten a number of people. there has been more of a move to be diligent about that, and there were shouts of fore in th

heading into sunday's singles, europe already had a healthy lead but the early defeat for rory mcilroy tiger woods and beating his chest. i wonder where he learned that from? oh, yes. look at him go, look at him go! ian poulter is for many mr ryder cup, and when he beat world number one dustin johnson, europe were on the brink. then phil mickelson stuck it in the drink and the ryder cup was staying this side of the pond. they said it couldn't be done but what do you think now? this european team was questioned, people questioned the picks, questioned the quality we had, and i think we showed this week what togetherness we have. rory, rory, rory! and how it worked. for three days outside paris, this was a europe united. ben proud, bbc news. some people say golf is boring. this is certainly not boring. it's been an amazing experience for everyone involved. people i worked so hard and they should be very proud of themselves. it seems that europe's captain could not bear to let that shall further is side. he released this photo earlier on this morning. lewis hamilton as taken a big step to

heading into sunday's singles, europe already had a healthy lead all the early defeat for rory mcilroy i wonder where he learned that from? 0h, chest. i wonder where he learned that from? oh, yes. look at him go, look at him go! ian poulter is many mr ryder cup and when he beat world number one dustin johnson, europe we re number one dustin johnson, europe were on the brink. then phil mickelson stuck it in the drink and the ryder cup was staying beside of the ryder cup was staying beside of the pond. they said it be done but what do you think now? this european team was questioned, people question the pics, question the quality we had, andl the pics, question the quality we had, and i think we showed this week what togetherness we have. rory, rory, rory! and how it worked, for three days outside paris, this was a europe united. ben proud, bbc news. lewis hamilton has taken a big step towards a fifth world championship after a controversial victory at the russian grand prix. mercedes bosses ordered his team—mate valtteri bottas to let hamilton by to boost his chances of beating title ri