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the weather forecast for agusta for todayis the weather forecast for agusta for today is for it to bey sold the conditions should be good for him, but the pressures of the final round of the masters have got to so many players over the years, so it's a question of whether he can hold out. justin as well, of whether he can hold out. justin as well. he _ of whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has _ of whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has been _ of whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has been a _ of whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has been a great - as well, he has been a great position as well eating after the opening round, and it hasn't happened with the green jacket. what does he have to do today? he has been so impressive, but it's about holding his nerve as well. i sensed a bit of tension that the stage of the career that he's out, there might not be too many more opportunities to get it done at the masters, but he got a major to his name. he is a us open champion, but he has not one for two years and his short game saved him and kept him in t

.— the masters at agusta. the masters at agusta. dustin - johnson is the defending champion and after winning the delayed 2020 addition that finally took place last november, the last player to win back—to—back masters was tiger woods. to win back—to—back masters was tigerwoods. he to win back—to—back masters was tiger woods. he is missing as he recovers from a car crash. and johnson is not quite as sure about his form as he was last year. maybe not quite as good a shape as i was in november, but i feel like it is coming together, i am starting to hit a lot of the same shots and getting a lot more comfortable with the golf ball and ifeel like it is in a pretty good form. coverage a cross coverage across the bbc over the coming four days. that's it from me. 0lly foster will be here with sportsday at 6.30pm. thank you, sarah. you are watching bbc news. a man who followed and murdered a woman on a night out before disposing part of her body in an alleyway has been jailed for life. this 24—year—old killed lorraine

. >> i think neither of them will be commissioner is going to back away, those memberships in the agustae worth their weight in platinum and diamond and gold altogether he will not give that up. in regard to china, this is a serious issue but major league sports are so deep into the communist chinese pocketbook that there is no way that they will back down. the only way that we in america can have an impact on this is throughhe the laws perhaps to me the laws in this country mess amenable to all the perks that major league sports get in for americans to vote with their wallets because that's exactly what the chinese are doing. okay, babar, thank you for joining us, it's great to see you, come>> back soon. let's bring in georgia state senator butch miller. we have company saying we don't like georgia voting laws, but those companies like united, delta, uber require photo id for customers and workers, there is a real hypocrisy happening, what do you think. >> when you thing about georgia and colorado and compare the two georgia has a voter idd in colorado has a voter id. georgia's voter id

new golf champion crowned at agusta.ning master tournament by a single stroke, first visit male to win the grind jacket. -- a green jacket,ta charged into the lead yesterday, got off to a rough start today, he is excited for the next challenge. >> alabama pushing to divert part of state property tax, use revenue to promote black history. two state senators a republican and a democrat are planning to introduction legislation this year. the bill also would reportedly establish a process to remove confederate memorials from public property. it is paid for by the state, i am jon scott, back to "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back shelby steele, you have helped us understand what is taking place. if are a target of joe biden i onthey attack you at white supremacist or people who i believe in jim crow, how should you respond. >> probably not easy. it is possible. i think that what the democrats are doing now needs to be picked apartment relentlessly. one thing that fascinating their focus on collective identity and so

the strategy in agusta seems to be to stay put and build, not to simply walk away.e's the chairman. >> there have been calls for boycotts and other punitive measures. unfortunately, those actions often impose the greatest burdens on the most vulnerable in our society. and in this case, that includes our friends and neighbors here at a gusto who are the very focus of the positive difference we are trying to make. >> to back that up, a club broke ground on a $10 million community center in agusta. john. >> steve harrigan in atlanta, thanks so much. >> sandra: thank you, john, outrage after the killing of the uber eats driver during a carjacking. two teenage girls are accused in that case, but are prosecutors giving them a pass? nancy grace will wait and live. >> john: president biden says he is tired of ordinary americans getting "fleeced on taxes." but who does he consider ordinary americans? charles hurt on that coming up. ♪ ♪ ho need cash. refiplus from newday usa. with mortgage rates low and home values high refiplus can help you lower your rate plus turn your hom

and in this case, that includes our friends and neighbors here in the agusta who are the very focus of the positive difference we are trying to make. >> sean: joe biden, stacey abrams, over the people of georgia an apology. they've been positively lying about the georgia law, lying about calling it jim crow 2.0. absolutely lying about jo's commitment to so-called unity. you want to see unity? take a look. you decide. >> to restore the soul of the future of america requires so much more than words, requires the most elusive of all things in a democracy. unity. for profit and businesses are speaking up about how these new jim crow laws are just antithetical to who we are. i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide but unified. >> i'm worried about how un-american this whole initiative is. it's sick. it's sick. >> we've overcome incredible challenges as a nation bit we've done it before and we will do it again. we will do it by coming together, by uniting after years of pain and loss. it's the most pernicious thing. this makes jim crow look like jim eagle. this is gigantic. >> sea

the head of agusta didn't have that sort of pickle to work out of. i'm not supporting what he did.ve said we need to not be political. but he was dealt a really rough hand and he thought the best way to get out of it was to move the game out. >> john: well he's going to hear a lot about it. charlie gasparino, as always, great to see you. good reporting. >> sandra: good stuff there, john. is there anything we should know about happening in d.c.? lots of sirens. >> john: it's just the typical daily run here. you know stacey abrams has voiced her strong criticism of this voting bill but according to the national review back in 2011, abrams was reducing early voting in counties because of cost concerns. abrams legislation cut the days from early voting from 45 to 21. it could be a cost prohibitive burden. >> one minute he was on the phone with the commissioner and the next minute the game was moved. he didn't tell him on that call. fascinating story. president biden meanwhile, the white house making more big moves which leads to a historic chain. a chris wallace with more on that. >> j

agusta here in georgia. not just the mlb coming under fire, its major corporations whose ceos have spoken out against the law, like delta and coke. here's senator mitch mcconnell. >> with regard to what's been done in georgia, there's a big lie underway that somehow voter restrictions that were enacted by the georgia legislature, that didn't happen. my advice to the corporate ceos of america is to stay out of politics. don't pick sides in these big fights. >> last year's all-star game brought in more than $90 million. it's not clear which city will host it. sandra. >> sandra: it's remarkable. steve harrigan on that story for us. seems to grow by the minute. john, some big publicly traded corporations, their single obligation, their priority should be the answer to their shareholders. bringing politics into it, it's fascinating to watch. as far as marco rubio putting pressure on the mlb commissioner to give up his augusta golf membership. >> john: you can't move the masters because they own the masters. you c

virginia marshal, linda jordan, bobby pope, pitina love, valerie terroro, jeremiah jefferys, agusta mann. wade noble, and others. i look forward to continuing the work. thank you so much. thank you. >> yay. >> we're so proud of you and the work you continue amission high. >> our next rave distinguished service award will be presented by the principal at sunny skies elementary school to a teacher at the school. >> good afternoon, everyone. it is my pleasure to introduce the rave award she has been teaching at sunny side the last four years. 12 years with sfusd. she is an incredibly effective educator. she is a genuinely caring and compassionate educator who embodies the values of fearlessness and rising to meet challenges in support of all students and practices social justice and brings a tangible experience to her students. she values connections from individual connection to each and every student to the home school partnership and community connection. i'm always impressed with her knowledge of her students and the connection she develops with students, staff and families. i'm proud t