we have had three majorjim beauchamp said bethpage black and all of them had rain -- bethpage black andf them had rain —— three major championships. if this did not have rain, it would be one of the hardest golf courses these guys ever seen. because of the rain, you are right, that has made a difference. the cooler conditions and made it easierfor the guys difference. the cooler conditions and made it easier for the guys to play is. white 0k, alex -- 0k, alex miceli, thank you very much. a look at the leaderboard. the american currently leads by one shot from new zealander danny lee. tommy fleetwood is the leading briton on three under. a good round for matt wallace. rory mcelroy, on 13, at two over par. it's been a busy day for johanna konta at the italian open. her match was rained off yeterday, meaning she had to play twice today. and it ended in two wins. first, she beat seventh seed sloane stephens, before a third round clash with venus williams. and even though williams had a bye in the last round, konta went through 6—2, 6—4 injust over an hour. that result means the british numb

after two rounds of the pga championship at bethpage black in new york. starting with tiger here, a long birdie on 9. played the front side even, but in danger of missing the cut, which he has never done at any major after winning a major. then he bogeys four of the next five holes including three in a row. frustration setting in for tiger. on 18, makes the par to finish at 3 over 73, plus 5 overall. the cut line, plus 4. tiger woods does not make the cut. no such problems for the first round leader koepka. his approach on 16. he birdies four of his last six holes, including the 18th hole. sets the record for lowest score after 36 holes, 65 today, minus 12. up by seven strokes heading to the weekend. and stanford ncaa softball tournament action. they're in for first time since 2013 against boise state. rebecca cervantes. that thing was way out. in the fourth to open the scoring for the broncos and bases loaded, carley johnson,

birdies and bogeys at bethpage black. we'll have the lastest from golf‘s second major of the year, the us pga championship. and throwing a tantrum and a chair, kyrgios loses his cool in rome, and is kicked out of the tournament. also coming up in the programme. archer is still on target for a world cup place. an england teamate says he has to be included. good evening. what an incredible few weeks it's been as we near the end of the football season, and we still have the fa cup final coming up on saturday, two european finals before the end of the month with guaranteed english winners and then england taking part in the nations league finals and the women's world cup. it really is a celebration of the sport. but this is also a really stressful time of the season with the futures of thousands of players hanging in the balance. and the impact on those being released by a club can be profound. i'm joined now by bbc broadcaster and film—maker ben zand who has been looking at this issue in the next episode bbc sounds podcast.

the majority of fans came out to bethpage black on thursday and friday to see tiger woods. they may have accidentally seen the passing of the torch. koepka was amazing, led wire to wire. things did get interesting yesterday afternoon. koepka started the day up 7 strokes. the lead got all the way down to just one stroke with four holes to go. but he still was able to hold off dustin johnson and win by two. this is koepka's fourth major win in his last eight tries. he's now the first golfer ever to hold back-to-back titles in two different majors. koepka is the reigning two time u.s. open champ, the 29-year-old from florida so much emotion on the course but he did after putting in on 18. we sat down with koepka and asked him about that moment. >> it felt great, to say it mildly. it was special. the emotion i had on 18 was something i never experienced as a golfer. something you don't see very often, especially with me. i'm emotionless, can be stoic at times. that one meant more to me than i think people will ever know. >> reporter: koepka the new number one in the world with

it's day two of the second golfing major of the year, the pga championship at bethpage black in new yorkr rory mcilroy who dropped five shots in his first three holes. but he did make a recovery to finish on three over par. brooks koepka still leads on nine under but his lead has been cut to three shots. tommy fleetwood is doing the best of the british contigent, he's currently on four under par. it was a happy 28th birthday forjohanna konta, who continued her impressive run on clay by reaching the semi finals of the italian open. after powering through two good wins on thursday. just the one match against czech teenager marketa vondrousova today, but konta still had to battle to a three set win in one hour and 53 minutes. she'll face world number four kiki bertens next. let's rattle through some other news from friday. and glasgow are into their first pro 14 final since 2014. they thrashed ulster by 50 points to 20 at scotstoun. they ran in seven tries in total, they'll play either munster or defending champions leinster. simon yates didn't lose any time to his main rivals on the sevent

on eight—under—par, despite carding a four—over—par final round 7a, in testing conditions at bethpage blacks supposed to be a comfortable march to victory for brooks koepka but there was still room for drama during sunday's final round. the man chasing him was justin during sunday's final round. the man chasing him wasjustin dunstan, the 7/ advantage at the beginning of play suddenly looked in danger. he made four consecutive bogeys

the second golf major of the year, the pga championship starts on thursday at bethpage black in new york due to a wrist injury. all eyes were on one man on monday, 15—time major winner tiger woods, as he was out on the course for a practice round. after last month's masters win he's after a fifth wanamaker trophy, which would put him just two majors behind jack nickalus in the all—time list. but the weather hasn't been great in new york and lucas glover, who won the us open when it was staged here in 2009, says that has its positives and negatives. the ball isn't bouncing, obviously. they know you guys have been pounded in the last couple of weeks. long and hard is what i remember. 16 i was here and the balls also bounced a little bit. that is a pretty familiar sound, a little bit. that is a pretty familiarsound, i a little bit. that is a pretty familiar sound, i think, for the majors here. 2002 and 2009. at the golf course is great. they love it. just, you know, it is almost kind of fun where it is that soft because the ball just kind fun where it is that soft because the balljust kind

on eight—under—par, despite carding a four—over—par final round 7a, in testing conditions at bethpage black paul frostick was watching. it was supposed to be a comfortable march to victory for brooks koepka but there was still room for drama during sunday's final round. the man chasing him was justin during sunday's final round. the man chasing him wasjustin dunstan, the 7/ advantage at the beginning of play suddenly looked in danger. he made four consecutive bogeys from the 11th as bethpage reared its head in windy conditions. he was helped byjohnson falling away later in his round. he bogeyed the 16th and 17th holes affording the luxury for some breathing room. he finished the tournament at eight under par johnson had to settle for second place on six under. capture is the first repeat winner of the pga championship since 2007. one of the greatest players, leaders and role models, a man who "defines the essence of the club" — those, are some of the tributes given to manchester city's vincent kompany. the club captain has announced he is leaving the etihad stadium to become player/manager

so now all eyes turn to this golf course, bethpage black on long island, to see if his terrific storyf resilience can get even better. >> but here it is. the return to glory! rof >> reporter: it was a return to the top many golf fans thought they'd never see. and with his win at the masters, tiger woods has injected the game with a jolt that only he can. you know, the last month has been -- >> tiger, tiger. >> reporter: tiger, tiger. just ask cbs sports golf analyst dottie pepper. a winner 17 times on the ladies tour, she says everything changes when tiger is roaring. >> there is a buzz. there is a different vibe when he plays, and it's also a different day-to-day heart beat even for us covering it. you have to plan on traffic that's not there when tiger plays in events. it is a very real thing. >> look at this scene! >> it's like the triple shot cappuccino in the morning when you're usual i will only getting one. it's that sort of energy that's back around golf again. >> reporter: the tiger effect is easy enough to measure. tv ratings for the final round of this year's masters were u

golf major of the year gets under way on thursday, with the uspga championship taking place at bethpage blacktournament, which was won by brooks koepka last year is being played in may for the first time, having been moved from its previous date in august. tiger woods will be aiming to win back—to—back majors, following his win at the masters last month. the former world number one, who's bidding to win a 16th major title, hasn't played since his victory at augusta but doesn't see that as a hindrance. i feel great. as i ifeel great. as i was i feel great. as i was saying earlier, i wanted to play a couple of weeks ago and just wasn't quite mentally ready to do it. but physically i have been feeling really good. the training sessions have been good. i have been doing a lot of practising of late. not in sweaters so this was a little bit different. whether i am dominant or not going forward, that remains to be seen. what i know is i need to give myself the best chance to win and sometimes that can be taken with brea ks and sometimes that can be taken with breaks here and there to make sure i am

the victory gets him into the pga championship in two weeks at bethpage black and the masters next aprilhrilling end to the final round. the finn becomes the oldest winner of the competition in its 25 year history. the 38—year—old edged out benjamin herbert — who had started the round with a three—shot lead after shooting a remarkable back 9 in just 28. korhonen had work to do to catch the frenchman but he managed it — a six—under 66 good enough to join herbert at the top of the leaderboard, including this great putt on the 17th for his 7th birdie of the day. he clinched glory at the first play—off hole with an 11—foot birdie putt — the win giving korhonen his second european tour title after his triumph at the inaugural shot clock masters in austria last year. chris lawless has become the first briton to win the tour of yorkshire. greg van avermaet, last year's overall winner, took the win on stage four from halifax, but had lawless — in the race leader's blue jersey — on his wheel as the 23—year—old from wigan in the north of england celebrated the first, stage—race victory of his care

eleven year wait for a major, all eyes will be on tiger woods as golf's pga championship begins at bethpage blacksland — traditionally the last of golf‘s majors to be played but has been brought forward this year. and having not played since that incredible triumph at the masters, inevitably all the talk centres around woods and whether he can follow that up this week. would i like to play in the olympics? yes, i have never played in the olympics. i'm sure i won't have many more opportunities going forward at 43 years old now to play in many olympics, so yes, that would bea in many olympics, so yes, that would be a first for me, and something that i would certainly welcome if i was part of the team. getting there and making the team is going to be the tough part. tiger woods adding that he hopes to compete at the olympics for the first time. we head to slovakia next where great britain are competing in the ice hockey world championships. they took on denmark earlier in a match they were hopeful of winning to prove they can compete with the very best at the top level, but they slipped to a heavy d

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andy schoales live at bethpage black with the bleacher report. >> good morning, poppy and jim.the brooks koepka era of golf. the majority of fans came here to bethpage black last thursday and friday to see tiger woods, but they may have accidentally seen the passing of the torch in the golf world. koepka dominated the tournament. he led wire to wire, but things did get close yesterday afternoon. koepka started the afternoon up 7 strokes, the lead got down to one stroke with four holes to go. koepka was able to hold off dustin johnson and win by two. this is koepka's fourth major win in the last eight tries. he's now the first golfer ever to hold back-to-back titles in two different majors. koepka also is the reigning two-time u.s. open champ. and the 29-year-old from florida doesn't show much emotion out there on the course, but he did after putting in on 18, and don riddell sat down with koepka and asked him about that moment. >> it felt great. to say it mildly, it was special, the emotion i had on 18 was something i have never experienced as a golfer. something you don't see

and schole andy scholes is live at bethpage black with the bleacher report.orning, john. tiger woods nine shots off the lead here at the pga championship. thanks to the reigning champion, brooks koepka. these two guys are playing together with each other in rounds one and two. my colleagues, don riddell asked koepka earlier in the week if he was intimidated at all playing with tiger. and koepka said, what's there to be afraid of? it's not like we're going to fight and he's going to punch me in the teeth. and koepka certainly looks fearless. he finished with a course record 63 and it could have been even better. koepka never got in any trouble all day long. he's looking to make some history here this week. on top of winning last year's pga championship, koepka is a two-time reigning u.s. open champion and no one has ever held back-to-back titles in two majors at the same time. >> i won this last year and you know, i'm playing good. you know, it was great that tiger won augusta, but we're at a new week now. >> that was one of the best rounds i've played probabl

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championship the american shot an opening day $63.00 to finish on 7 under par at bethpage black in new york the last player to start a major as well as that was for make alston at the open in 2016. but the chances of masters winner tiger woods claiming back to back majors are already looking slim is 2 over par of the 1st round not helped by 3 birdies and 2 double bogeys any opening round of 72 woods and kept were part of the same group on the course the defending champion said he was well aware that fans were hoping to see more from his playing partner in our following. on this last year. you know i'm playing. you know it was great attire want to go but i mean we're on a new week now so. i just gotta go out there and focus on me and not really concerned about what what's going on you know what you're going to get when you play with them you know i mean obviously everybody in new york to be chair friend is going to be allowed especially to make sure. you just gotta keep keep island and find a way to to get there there's a new leader in cycling is judo the italian county couldn't quite h

second golf major of the year — the us pga championship — which this year takes place on the bethpage blackoks koepka has, so far, breezed through. let's speak to us golf journalist alex miceli, who is out on long island. it was it is a fascinating round for brooks koepka, 7—under. what did you make from it? just everything went right for brooks koepka. bogey free, course record, 7—under par, seven birdies. the only thing that did not go right for ms. he had focused on going well on the par fives. go right for ms. he had focused on going well on the parfives. he actually parred both fives. just think if he had actually done well in both those par fives. absolutely. he's had a bit of a challenge from the new zealander danny lee. what did you make of him? we weren't expecting much. i wasn't expecting much. he hasn't played well this year. he probably has never lived up to the expectations of being a former us imager champion. it only ta kes former us imager champion. it only takes four rounds in a major to all sudden get your name in the headlines. danny lee, one back at 6—under, is very surp

fast start in new york on thursday and continued on his way to break the course record on the bethpage blacknal. this golf course is brutal, if you're going to drive it, it tests every aspect of your game. you've got to drive the ball straight, it's long, so you've got to hit it fast off there is a fine line between five or six over and a couple under here. it's a fun golf course to play, that's for sure. italy's valerio conti will wear the pinkjersey heading into friday's 7th stage of the giro d'italia, that's after compatriot fausto masnada claimed his first victory in a grand tour by winning stage 6 on thursday when the two of them broke away from the peloton, conti though grabbing the leader's pinkjersey. there's yet more controversy for australia's nick kyrgios after he walked out of his second—round match at the rome masters for which he was retrospectively fined and forced to give up the ranking points gained in the tournament. the 24—year—old was in the deciding set against norway's casper ruud when he was given a game penalty, reportedly for swearing. he then kicked a bottle, threw

championship former champion rory mcilroy is one of those in danger of missing the cut at bethpage black in new york back after dropping 5 shots in his 1st 5 holes he finished the day on 3 over par. not everyone from the going tough 3 time major winner jordan spaeth made his move with a round of $66.00 is now 5 under par victory in this event would give speed the career grand slam of the major tournaments another american major winner dust and johnson is on 4 under par. eventers coach massimiliano alegria will leave the club at the end of the season having won 530 odd titles in succession you they haven't yet given a reason for the italians departure alegria has led the syrian side to 2 champions league final since arriving in 2014 but the club has not won a major trophy in europe in 23 years speculation about a replacement has already begun but pep guardiola says it's not him the manchester city manager also had some comforting words for their rivals about whether they'll be spending big to try to sign anton griezmann. into people from barcelona don't worry guys much is it is not going

barbara thank you very much we're into the closing holds a bethpage black in new york where brooks is on course for the u.s. p.g.a. championship title the american has been in command since day one and he's still leading the way he kept his own tail on the poor he's 3 shots clear of the field is the defending champion and chasing what would be he's 4th major crown out of the last 8 you also won back to back u.s. open titles last season rafael nadal has laid down a big marker head of the year 2nd a grand slam event he beat novak djokovic in the final of the italian open on sunday that looked well set for his 9th rome title as he won the 1st set 6 love shock of each fought back and levelled the match by taking the 2nd 64 but there was another twist in the deciding sitters in the dow dropped just one game to secure the victory and the title his 1st of the season he heads to paris next week with a 12th french open crown in the sights. always a special place against all odds against roger not this kind of much as are. just par for the last 14 years now so it's always a special you know you

championship the american shot and opening day $63.00 to finish on 7 under par at bethpage black in new york the last player to start a major as well as that was for make a listen at the open in 2016. but the chances of masters winner tiger woods claiming back to back majors are already looking slim is 2 over par after the 1st round not helped by 3 birdies and 2 double bogeys any opening round of 72. woods and kept were part of the same group on the course the defending champion said he was well aware that fans were hoping to see more from his playing partner and i felt like on this last year. you know i'm playing. you know it was great that i want to go but i'm aware of a new week now so. i just got to go out there and focus on me and not really concerned about what what's going on you know what you're going to get when you play with them you know i mean obviously everybody in new york richard fran is going to be allowed especially remakes of. you just gotta keep keep. and find a way to get there there's a new leader in cycling is judo the italian valeri a county couldn't quite hold on

johnson on eight—under—par despite carding a four—over—par final round 7a in testing conditions at bethpage black, saw that cut to one after four bogeys from the 11th. butjohnson dropped shots on the 16th and 17th as koepka won by two. the american now has four victories in majors, in his previous eight starts. rafael nadal won a record 34th atp masters 1000 title with a 6—0, 4—6, 6—1victory over novak djokovic in the italian open final. the spaniard, who had shared the record of 33 masters titles with the serbian world number one, warmed up for his defence of the french open by securing his ninth rome title. djokovic took the second set by breaking nadal‘s serve for the first time while leading 5—4, but the second seed responded in style by storming through the decisive set. the last couple of days, every day and every week have been better and here we are, finally, with this great trophy with me, important victory. of course, playing against novak is always a special thing. it's part of the history of this sport. karolina pliskova won her 13th wta title, by beating johanna konta in straight set

championship the american shot an opening day $63.00 to finish on 7 under par at bethpage black in new york the last player to start a major as well as that was full make often at the open in 2016. but the chances of masters winner tiger woods claiming back to back majors already looking slim he's too over paul after the 1st round not helped by 3 bogeys and 2 double bogeys any opening round of 72 woods and kept were part of the same group on the coast the defending champion said he was well aware that fans were hoping to see more from his playing partner. i mean i felt like i won this last year. you know i'm playing. you know it was great attire want to go but i mean we're out on the new week now so. it's just i just got to go out there and focus on me i'm not really concerned about. what's going on you know what you're going to get when you play with them you know i mean obviously everybody in new york city to be chair for him it's going to be allowed especially if you make sure but. you just gotta keep keep going and find a way to to get through it. there's a new leader in cycling th

championship title of the victory at bethpage black in new york the american showed some nerves on the final day dropping 4 shots in a round of 74 but he managed to hold off the challenge from dustin johnson kept ending on 8 under par to clear of the field a remarkable achievement for the defending champions a clean she's 4th major crown out of the last 8 you also one back to back us open titles last season rafael nadal has laid down a big marker head of the year's 2nd grand slam event he beat novak djokovic in the final of the tell you know if and on sunday that don't look too well set for his 9th rome title as he won the 1st set 6 love talk of each fought back and levelled the match by taking the 2nd 64 but there was another twist in the deciding census in the dough dropped to just one game to secure the victory and the title is 1st of the season he heads to paris next week with a 12th french open crown insights. as always a special place against all odds against roger not this kind of much as our position on this is par for the last 1014 years now so it's always a special nobody is

kept began the final round at new york's bethpage black course with a 7 shot lead the 1st 10 holes didn't hints at the drama to come but with a 2nd straight p.j. title seemingly in his grasp kept. was bogey's rather than birdies appeared on the score card. and former u.s. open champion dustin johnson was on the charge. like he was with 3 holes to play johnson moved within a single stroke of the leader was but johnson has a habit of coming up just short of mages and he dropped shots at the 16th and 17th that gave kepcher the chance to steady himself heading towards the final green as he became the 1st person to successfully defend the p.g.a. and u.s. open titles a 4 of a par round of $74.00 and nuff to secure a 2 shot win was definitely test i never thought about feeling i mean i was trying my charm my butt off you know if . if i would have bowed all the way in. you know i still would have looked at as i tried my hardest always on 12 t.v. i saw there was a there's a leaderboard or a tear and you know i think it was at 12 under making the turn and so you know i knew i knew the play well fed

under par that puts kepcher who is also the defending champion here 6 shots clear of the field at bethpage black. the top 2 maine's tennis players will go head to head for the telly and open title novak djokovic beat diego schwartzman in 3 sets to reach the final where he'll face the 8 time and defending champion a raft of spain they'll beat stephanus city bus in straight sets in may semi on saturday the spaniard had been knocked out of the stage of his last play called tournaments before the swearing. in the women's event here at a concert is into the final after coming from a sit down to beat 6th seed kiki burton's concert taking the decider $62.00 for the biggest result of her career on clay she'll face covering the pressure of the czech republic for the title in rome the 4th seed brought to an end the run of greek qualifier marius a car taking it in straight sets. there was a terrific finish to stage eights of cycling's jiggled italia the 239 kilometer ride to pursue the longest stage of this year's race came down to a sprint finish it was a straight is caleb given who grabbed victory on the

it's at bethpage black in new york and after winning the masters last month, a fifth wanamaker trophyt been great in new york so far with the tournament having moved from august to may for this year. cycling's giro d'italia continues on tuesday with a 228km fourth stage from orbetello to frascati. following stage three, race organisers demoted elia viviani for veering after reviewing footage, with colombian fernando gaviria declared the stage victor and france's arnaud demare moving up to second from third. primoz roglic kept the overall lead and with it the pinkjersey. host england continue their preparations for the world cup with the third match of their best of five series against pakistan in bristol later. england lead 1—0 and say they will continue to make changes to fine tune their squad. obviously were playing different teams and were going to play different lineups and whatever. and all of those people individually coming in and stepping up and stating their claim for the team is what we need to do. we'll play the same brand of cricket throughout the whole squad, no matter wh

championship title after victory at bethpage black in new york the american showed some nerves on the final day dropping 4 shots in a round of 74 but he managed to hold off the challenge from dustin johnson kept ending on 8 under par to clear of the field a remarkable achievement for the defending champions a clean she's 4th major crown out of the last 8 you also one back to back us open titles last season rafael nadal has laid down a big marker head of the year's 2nd grand slam event he beat know that talk of each in the final of the tell you no phone on sunday that looked well set for his 9th rome title as he won the 1st set 6 love shock of each for back in level the match by taking the 2nd 64 but there was another twist in the deciding centers in the dough drop to just one game to secure the victory and the title his 1st of the season he heads to paris next week with the 12th french open crown in the sights. it's always a special place against iraq and roger not this kind of much as our nation on monday is a sport for the last 14 years now so it's always a special you know you're d

kept began the final round at new york's bethpage black course with a 7 shot lead the 1st 10 holes didn't hints at the drama to come but with a 2nd straight p.j. title seemingly in his grasp kept big council full. was bogey's rather than birdies appeared on a school card. and former us open champion dustin johnson was on the charge. he was with 3 holes to play johnson moved within a single stroke of the leader was but johnson has a habit of coming up just short of mages and he dropped shots at the 16th and 17th that gave kepcher the chance to steady himself heading towards the final green as he became the 1st person to successfully defend the p.g.a. and u.s. open titles a 4 of a par round of $74.00 and nuff to secure a 2 shot win was definitely test i never thought about failing i mean i was trying my charm my butt off you know if . if i want to get all the way in. you know i still would've worked out as i tried my hardest always on 12 t.v. maybe i saw there was a there's a leaderboard or a tear and you know i think it was at 12 under making the turn and so you know i knew i knew the play

he had led by seven shots going into the final round at bethpage black in new york, before his fellow—americanclosed to within a single shot. but koepka hung on to win his fourth major title in his last eight starts. phenomenal. i think that's a good word. i mean, it's been a hell of a run. it's been fun and i'm trying not to let it stop. it's super enjoyable and just try to ride that momentum. full—back israel folau has decided not to appeal against his sacking by rugby australia for homophobic comments he posted on social medial. he said it didn't mean he accepted the findings of the panel that upheld his dismissal, but that he was considering "all potential avenues". he could still take his case to the high court in australia. jamie chadwick, one of britain's leading female racing drivers, has joined the williams formula i team as a development driver. she's the only woman to win a british formula 3 race and she's currently leading the standings in the new, all—female w series, after finishing first and second in the opening races. chadwick will attend three grands prix for williams this ye

koepka making the early running at the second golf major of the year, the us pga championship at bethpage blackhe stunned the world to win the masters last month, but this eagle on the fourth was as good as it got in a disappointing two—over par round of 72. playing alongside woods, koepka excelled on one of golf‘s most difficult courses, taking the clubhouse lead on seven—under—par with a superb round of 63, one shot ahead of new zealand's danny lee. sunderland have reached the league one play—off final after holding portsmouth to a goalless draw at fratton park, to secure a 1—0 aggregate victory. goalkeeperjon mclaughlin produced a man of the match performance, pulling off a string of saves including this from gareth evans. chris maguire's strike in saturday's first leg ultimately decided the tie, setting up a wembley showdown against either charlton athletic or doncaster rovers on 26 may. gareth southagate has named his squad for the nations league finals in portugal next month. nine players are involved in the champions league final, just five days before the semi—final against the netherla

after two rounds in major championship history, and is now seven shots ahead of the field at the bethpage blackafter missing the cut. it was a great night for britain at the world taekwondo championships in manchester. bradley sinden has become the first british man to win a world title, whilst bianca walkden won a third world taekwondo title. but it happened in controversial circumstances. she beat the olympic champion, shu—yin zheng from china in the final, but was booed after forcing her opponent into a series of penalties when well down on the scorecards. zheng then refused to shake walkden's hand after the bout. i found ifound a i found a way to win. busily there are other ways but the rules are, if you get disqualified you are out. i did what i had to do and i'm a three—time world champion. they can't take that away now, i'm a three—time world champion i don't think many people have done that so i'm just overwhelmed. congratulations to her. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with ben rich. the best word to describe the weather this weekend is mixed because there will be som

12 under, seven shots clear in the second major of the year going into today's final round at bethpage blackhe wins he'll become the first player to hold back—to—back titles in two majors at the same time after winning the us open in 2017 and 2018. not even tiger woods did that in his prime. england's matt wallace is in the chasing pack on a—under. johanna konta's is playing in the final of the italian open in rome. the british number one has never won a title on clay. she's up against the czech fourth seed karolina pliskova, very early stages in rome. she is already a breakdown there. 3-1 to she is already a breakdown there. 3—1 to pliskova, i think it is there. rafael nadal will face novak djokovic in the men's final later. there were a couple of important bouts in boxing overnight — deontay wilder retained his wbc heavyweight title by beating fellow american dominic brezeale. wilder made very short work of it too, with a brutalfirst round knockout in new york. up up next he says the door could be open to a rematch with tyson fury, or what everybody wants, a big unification fight against a

that's the iconic bethpage black golf course. this morning on new york's long island.pga championship is under way. for the 29th straight year it's broadcast right here, where? on cbs. tiger woods, a masters victory last month, his first major win since 2008 injected new excitement into the golf world. the tiger effect is even attracting some non-golf fans. jim axelrod is outside the clubhouse at bethpage state park in farmingdale, new york. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. tiger's win at augusta is one of the great comeback stories, not just in the history of golf but in the history of sport. all eyes are turning to bethpage black on long island to see if his terrific story of resilience can get even better. >> here it is. the return to glory. >> reporter: it was a return to the top. many golf fans thought they'd never see it. and with his win at the masters, tiger woods has injected the game with a jolt that only he can. >> you know, the last month has been tiger, tiger. >> reporter: just ask cbssports analyst dottie pepper. a winner 17 times on the la

still ahead, the defending champ saw his lead evaporate but hangs on at bethpage black. and leonard saves toronto in game three. details next in sports. game three details next in sports >>> welcome back. time for sports and the final round of the pga championship. brooks koepka nearly blew it with four straight bogeys in the back nine that shrank his advantage to one until dustin johnson let him off the hook with two of his own on number 16 and 17. koepka would go on to hoist the wannamaker trophy for the second consecutive year after shooting a final round 74 to win the tournament by two. johnson has finished second at each of golf's major championshi championships. johnson has previously finished number two at the u.s. open and british open as well. >> let's turn to the nba playoffs where the golden state warriors are now a win away from another nba finals appearance following a victory that gave them a 3-0 series lead against the trail blazers. last night the raptors refused to make it easy for the bucks. the first basket marked toronto's first lead of the game after

appeared to deny his girlfriend a kiss there not once, but twice while he was walking to the bethpage blackourse yesterday and she did not look happy about it at all. she threw it into high gear. fo >> all iven after koepka's win. it was all kisses after that. no explanation for why koepka refused the pre-round pucker. i know exactly why. you can't do that first. you have to do it --m n, you are laser focused. at the end you get thereward. here's the reward right there. >> winning put him in a better mood clearly. >> that's true too. >> her too. >> she had to grab his head. he cohed not stop >> you saw the hug there with his mom who i used to work with in west palm beach. last year the same kindg of thin happened. she was going to surprise him and he kind of snubbed her and it went viral. he didn'tmean it. maybe he's in the zone. you're not in it with me. >> it's not about ming up? >> a busy day for a monday.r >> thes this controversial plan to add more toll lanes to the beltway in virginia. >> tonight at 5:00, the new details we're learning about this proposal and how it could ch ge oneof

to go along with his back to began the third round with a seven-shot lead at bethpage black.birdie putt at 12. he has a lot of ground to cover because despite an even day, three birdies and three bogeys, koepka still has a big lead. 5th hole his approach on the par 4, sets up an easy birdie. then on 13, will curve this one in for another tweet-tweet to go to 13 under. but a bogey on 16 drops him one back. so despite an even par 70, this is koepka's tournament to lose. he'd become the first player ever to simultaneously hold back to back major championships. >> i just try to have the same mentality, focus on myself, not worry about anybody else, but at the same time the really -- staying patient, staying in the moment. and every time i do it, i feel like i'm getting better and the velasquez gets thrown off his horse. the horse would continue the race without a jockey and ended up doing an extra lap. meanwhile, the rest of the field continued down the stretch. >> coming down to the 16th, it's a late charge. inside 2, nothing stood in his way. he won the preakness! >> love that

and here at bethpage black, it's one of the toughest courses in the entire country.oing to be successful if you're not hitting the ball well off the tee here. tiger's day went south on the back nine. he bogeyed 10, 11 and 12. this is just the fourth time in his career that tiger's missed the cut at the pga championship. and tiger said after the round, it was definitely disappointing. >> i'm not playing the weekend. that's all. it's disappointing. and just didn't quite have it. i've enjoyed being the masters champion again. and the pga was a quick turnaround. and unfortunately, i just didn't play well. >> at the reigning champ brooks koepka meanwhile nearly putting this tournament away yesterday. after a record-setting first round, koepka shooting 5 under in round two. he's 12 under in the tournament. that's the lowest score in any major championship history. >> i'd like that lead to grow as marriage as it possibly can. i still got to go out there and do what i'm supposed to do. and keep putting the ball in the right spot. and i should have a good chance of winning th

. >>> still ahead defending champ saw his lead evaporate but hangs on at bethpage black. leonard saves toronto's season in game three. details next in sports. in spors ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. they're america's biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. if old sphow will theyense helps know i worked hard?, i've gotta make stuff harder. ♪ there, that's hard. ♪ >>> welcome back. time now for sports and final round of pga championship. let's go farmingdale, new york where after beginning the day with a record seven strokes lead brooks koepka almost blue it. his advantage was down until one. that's when i left for the grocery store and ran home. i was so excited for this great finish. dustin johnson boeinged two holes in a row. koepka goes on to host the trophy for the second time. he won the tournament by two. his fourth major.

underway at the pga championship brooks koepka has grabbed headlines and the lead overnight at the bethpage blackpened to tiger woods? >> what happened to tiger woods? >> he's struggled in this first round. >> oh, no. riding on the high of the masters. >> and yet i don't want to rule him out. should we? >> absolutely not. not at this stage. but it's hard to look anywhere else than brooks koepka at the moment he's the defending champion at this tournament. he's holder of the two major titles at the moment and he was very much in fine form yesterday in his opening round. playing with molinari and tiger woods. the holders of the other major titles in golf at the moment he left them far behind him, shall we say brooks was in fine form. this shot was one of the highlights >> someone who's not quite at the top of the leaderboard but i want to ask you about john daly he's a man i grew up watching as a golfer always a colorful character. yet he seems to be embroiled in a bit of a mini scandal. why is that? >> john daly won two major titles a former pga championship winner gets invited back to play. he's

round one of the pga championship bethpage black in new york is the scene.double bogeys. a nice eagle putt. curls it in on 4. 2 over 72. 9 strokes back. two players full away, danny lee with a 6 under 63 birdie putt on 18. just has enough oomph to trickle in. one shot back. koepka, 7 birdies, no bogeys in round one. started the day on 10. beautiful putt from the fringe right there. ending his day, kind of bookend birds here. set the course record with a 63, and is 7 under for the tournament, one shot ahead of danny lee. tommy fleetwood is the next closest at 3 under. phil mickelson tied for ninth. >> when the putt went in on number 10, that was kind of the momentum that set me. but i never once thought about course record, anything. you know, i was just trying to shoot the best i could. simple. just keep going and total them up at the end. >> total 'em up at the end. golf is so different, and tiger woods changed it. because you look at brooks koepka now. everybody is jacked up like they've been in the weight room forever. >> you used to not want to work out

this was just one of the most dominating performances at bethpage black, a really tough course, has everyesterday's round koepka explained why he's been able to dominate the recent majors that he's competed in. >> i think i'm more focused than anybody out there. i think i'm tunnel visioned. i don't need a sports psychologist. i'm pretty good at it. i know what i'm doing, i feel like. it's simpler han what guys think. guys make the mistake of trying to figure out what's going on, what's different. it's not. it's focus. grind it out, suck it up and just move on. >> reporter: the 29-year-old koepka setting all kinds of records this week. the win will be his fourth major title in eight tries and the first major player to hold back-to-back titles at two majors at the same time. you know, majority of the fans who came on thursday and friday came to see tiger out here, but they may have accidentally seen the passing of the torch. certainly seems like we're entering the brooks koepka era of golf. now we had some drama yesterday at the preak neese stakes. >> big time. >> at the very start race. c

is 9 strokes off the pace, but the day belonged to brooks kept got shot, a course record 63 at bethpage black tiny turning record. last year's pga winner leads danny lewin by one stroke. and finally days at tigers in detroit top 30 days in full control bases loaded eat dirt and profar what's the cats to sleep with its grand slam into the right-field bleachers 6 nothing a's oakland, it. 5 home runs to run away with this 17 to 3 to a football scores their church their 13th straight win it over the tigers can pay special get sports all right. thank you mark know, and the second was laws about a dry fight. >>would that be nice squeeze in at least another dry day before we get the weekend because this is coming your at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitm

returning to action for the 1st time since winning the masters last month this is him at the bethpage black course in new york preparing for the 2nd major of the year the p.g.a. championship it starts all thursday woods is groups with defending champion bruce kept an open champion and suster molinari for the 1st 2 rounds thanks to his efforts in all just the woods now has 15 major titles and is just 3 behind the record of jack nicklaus kevin garside is the chief sports cross one of the i newspaper in the u.k. he's been explaining why golf is lucky to have woods winning majors again. the economics of gulf just go through the roof for example you get more viewing figures more sponsors involved i mean this is not know not of course but if you ever listen to phil mickelson speak about his experience as a goal for the audience these kids play routinely for $1000000.00 every time they see it up in a p.g.a. tour event this is a consequence of the tiger woods effect so in that regard just everybody gets more interesting so you know the gulf as you've been striving to sign maybe a new sponsor everyb

golf's second major of the year, the uspga championship, is underway at bethpage black in new york staters. victory here would move him back to the top of the world rankings. it's very early days at bethpage black in new york and here's how the leaderboard was looking a few moments ago. england's matt wallace with a joint share of the lead. northern ireland's graeme mcdowell is level par, while english pair justin rose and tommy fleetwood are one over. danny willett tees off at around half past six this evening, as does rory mcllroy, who's aiming for a third us pga title. that's all the sport for now. borisjohnson has said he will run for the conservative party leadership after theresa may stands down. theresa may has been meeting the 1922 committee, there was a rumour that they would push for firm departure day. let's talk to vicky in the lobby. we are still awaiting the results of the meeting? yes, i think mainly what is being happening is graham brady is being chased around the building byjournalists to find out what's happening in that meeting. bloomberg is reporting some information

us pga champion, brooks koepka maintaining his seven—shot lead ahead of the final round at the bethpage blacktryside. in one case, every pupil from a school outside london were sent to powis castle in mid—wales. 0ur reporter, tomos morgan was there to see the last two surviving evacuees from that school reunited — for the first time since the end of the war. and we haven't met... since we left school, no. but you haven't altered. no, nor you. laughter it's been 76 years since they last met but the school time memories of powis castle are still as clear as ever. do you remember miss gwynn? we called her beaky! laughter very tall and very thin and she taught english. oh, she was good, though. during the second world war, thousands of schoolchildren from the cities were moved to safer rural locations. as governor of the welsh girls school in ashford just outside london, lord powis invited the pupils there to be taught in his family home in powis castle, mid—wales. i think we were quite unaware of the war going on because we were never told what was happening. no. wendy duff and mabel gower are n

under, seven shot‘s clear in the second major of the year, going into today's final round at bethpage blackplayer to hold back—to—back titles in two majors at the same time after winning the us open in 2017 and 2018. not even tiger woods did that in his prime. england's matt wallace is in the chasing pack on four under. johanna konta will be looking to win her first clay court title later today. she faces karolina pliskova in the final of the italian 0pen. the british number 0ne reached the final after beating the dutch 6th seed kiki bertens in three sets in rome. virginia wade was the last british woman to win this tournament back in 1971. there were a couple of important bouts in boxing overnight. deontay wilder retained his wbc heavyweight title by beating fellow american dominic brezeale. wilder made very short work of it too, with a brutalfirst round knockout in new york. he was asked about a potential rematch with tyson fury or unification fight with anthonyjoshua, and he said that "no doors are closed". good win too for britain's billyjoe saunders, who took the vacant wbo world super

kept began the final round at new york's bethpage black course with a 7 shot lead the 1st 10 holes didn't hints at the drama to come out with a 2nd straight p.j. title seemingly in his grasp kept at bay counts a full set. was bogey's rather than birdies appeared on a school card. and former u.s. open champion dustin johnson was on the charge. i was with 3 holes to play johnson moved within a single stroke of the leader was but johnson has a habit of coming up just short at mages and he dropped shots at the 16th and 17th that gave kepcher the chance to steady himself heading towards the final green as he became the 1st person to successfully defend the p.g.a. and u.s. open titles a 4 of a par round of $74.00 and nuff to secure a 2 shot win was definite test i never thought about failing i mean i was trying my charm my butt off you know if if i would have bowed all the way in. you know i still would've worked out as i tried my hardest always on 12 t.v. maybe i saw there was a there's a leaderboard or a tear and you know i think it was at 12 under making the turn and so you know i knew i kne