brooks koepka's heroics took him to five under par.ut for one former champion so far a day to forget. rory mcilroy‘s turmoil started from the very first hole. he stumbled to four over par in the front line, the elements and the mind getting the better of him. this is why golf is at its most brutal here. well, karthi gnanasegaram has been at the royal birkdale course all day for us so can appreciate the conditions that the players have faced. karthi, as expected it's been a tough day out there for quite a few of the players. yes, you can tell how the weather is by my hairand yes, you can tell how the weather is by my hair and how dishevelled outlook. at the moment there is a breeze. there are still players out on the course and we are on the fourth hole. in terms of the top players, they had a slightly better conditions today. jordan spieth, who is top of the leaderboard, the two times major winner, is in a group of three and he went out relatively mid—morning which meant he had the better conditions. the rain had stopped by then. he is

newly crowned us open champion brooks koepka wasn‘t far behind, though, digging his way out of troublehe lead. 2014 champion rory mcilroy was paired with world number one dustin johnson. a dream for fans, but a round that turned into a nightmare for mcilroy — a bogey on the opening hole. and that was his first of five in just six holes. but with a much better back nine, he managed to keep himself in contention, just. european football bosses could be about to receive some good news from their african counterparts — that‘s because organisers of the africa cup of nations look likely to move the tournament to june and july from 2019. they‘ll also expand the number of teams to 24. the timing of the nations cup has long been contentious as it‘s played in january and february, which clashes with the european season. cameroon won this year‘s tournament, despite several of their european—based players refusing to play. the tournament will continue to be held every two years. does this sound familiar at all? a public body puts the naming of one of its vehicles up for a vote and the people doing

one of those players backin brooks koepka.ention after a pretty good round in those poor conditions, rory mcilroy, he hit a 68 today that leaves him on one under par. he is tied for sixth. anything around even par in those conditions as readers go today. i dropped the best possible start, i continued where i left off last night, i made some birdies early on and that gave me a bit of a cushion to play with. i needed to make some big up and downs around the middle of the round, but idid around the middle of the round, but i did exactly what i wanted to do, get in and finish the tour management under par for the first two days. let's see what the guys do this afternoon. henrik stenson is eight shots off the lead after revealing his rented home was burgled during thursday's first round, with value or personal items stolen. not too much on the effect of today's round. but spending four hours with the police and going out to dinner. that was a different evening. let's put it away. he seen bolt has won his last race before he defends

instead it was the american challenge that blossomed, as brooks koepka and jordan spieth charged to thetions. commentator: 0h, hello! hello! the prize for shot of the day, well that has to go to charley hoffman at the very first hole. a touch of beginner's luck perhaps. if only golf were always this simple. the latest i can tell you is that three americans share the lead, jordan spieth, brooks koepka and matt kuchar, they are 1—shot clear of paul casey. as for rory mcilroy things have improved a little but he is still nine shots off the pace. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it looks like the sun has come out at last. yes, but tomorrow it will turn quite blustery, cloudy and there will be some rain around particularly during the afternoon at royal birkdale so some tricky golfing conditions. we have lost the humid air we had over the last few days, replaced with fresh air today. you have probably noticed that if you have been out and about, and there has been out and about, and there has been some decent sunshine around in the afternoon. we are going to see some furth

and the latest i can tell you is thatjordan spieth and brooks koepka now lead, on four under par, onehot clear of ian poulter. plenty of big names still to start their rounds this afternoon, including lee westwood and rory mcilroy. andy swiss. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we had flooding yesterday evening, across lancashire and north wales. you can see the flood waters in the town. partly these thunderstorms we re town. partly these thunderstorms were driven by the very humid air we had over as, all the moisture helping those thunderstorms form. we have a change in the weather today, as the humid air is blown away, fresh air moving in behind weather front. that change is taking place at the moment across eastern parts of england. it's been quite dull morning across of cambridge still with some bursts of rain around as well. you see how the rain continues to work eastwards across eastern england and northwards across northern scotland, with brighter skies following to the south—west. the sun is out and the surf is up in cornwall, it looks glorious. i almost want

in sporty us open champion brooks koepka has a share of the lead.tart for rory mcilroy, four over par after his first five holes. and tom westley will make his england debut in the third test against south africa, the essex batsman will play at number three after receiving his first call—up. more about those stories just after half past four. an underground website that allowed the sale of drugs and hacking softwa re the sale of drugs and hacking software has been closed down by the united states. the us attorney generaljeff sessions described alphabay as the largest criminal website on the internet. today the us department ofjustice announced the takedown of the dark web marketplace alphabay. it is the largest dark web site takedown in history, alphabay claim that this group serviced more than 40,000 illegal vendors, people who sell illegal vendors, people who sell illegal products, for more than 200,000 customers. by far most of this activity was in illegal drugs, pouring fuel on the fire of the national drug up at around the time of the takedown

in sport, brooks koepka shares the lead. also on five under par is jordan spieth.om westley will make his england debut in the third test against south africa. the essex batsman will come in at number three at the oval next week after receiving his first call up. i will be back with more on those stories in ten minutes. the latest crime figures for england and wales show there was a 10% increase in offences reported to the police for the year to the end of march. violent crimes were up 18%, while robberies increased by 16%. we spoke with the home office minister — nick hurd — a little earlier. the bits that we are concerned about is where a crime may be falling or it is changing. were quite clear from the data we get from hospitals that there has been a worrying increase in violent crime. we have known about that for a while. we are determined to stay on top of that. which is why we publish new laws to for example ban the use of zombie knives. tougher sentences for possession. were consulting on new laws to make it harderfor possession. were consulting on new laws

leaderboard and america's jordan spieth is there with his compatriots matt kuchar and us open champion brooks koepkastin halewood was watching the action. it is the one everyone wants to win. golf's oldest major macro, the open championship. what with the biggest prize comes the biggest challenge. not for america's charley hoffman, who had just about the best start. and eagle on the first. in typically british conditions, it was englishman ian poulter who set the early pace with his best start to a major, three under for the day. henrik stenson played some of the best golf the open championship has seen, but as defending champion it was a modest first round. despite this tee shot on the 70 finished just a shot underpar. but the first day was all about the americans. jordan spieth leading from the front. after winning back—to—back majors in 2015, he hasn't hit the same heights since, but he was back on song at birkdale, especially on the greens. and by lunchtime on day one at five under without dropping a shotjordan spieth was the man to catch. newly crowned us open champion brooks wasn't far behind,

brooks koepka keeping up his momentum. jordan spieth, a man used to leading the way.d start and i know that even par would be as good or better than the score today, so important to get red numbers today. the late charge came from another englishman. paul casey goes in one shot behind the leaders. forehead while it looked like one former champion would be of the running. rory mcilroy tiled to five over par but he too thrives beneath the grandstands and four birthdays pulled it back. so hard when you see good stuff in practice but the last two calls it came together better andl two calls it came together better and i can bring those feelings from those last 12 into the rest of the week. kind conditions saw michael roy stay in contention but links golf will be its brutal best tomorrow. wind and rain expected. so this is how it stands at the end of day one. spieth, koepka and kuchar on five under, one ahead of casey and south africa's former masters champion schwartzel. mcilroy and justin rose are six off the lead but it was a miserable day for local boy tommy fleetwood,

but earlier in the morning local lad tommy fleetwood is with us open champion brooks koepka. be an experience for me that i'll never forget. it's very rare that you get a tournament this close to home and everybody wants to talk about that and it's a massive privilege to be playing at a tournament so close to home and it to be a british open, so yeah, it will be a great week for me no matter what. so just about enough time to show you how great britain is doing at the world para athletics championships in london. we have touched upon their success today. they're currently sitting in second, a late burst from the americans this afternoon seeing them leapfrog to the top. 11 golds each but leading the table by virtue of their greater silver and bronzes. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, camilla tominey, political editor of the sunday express and jason beattie, head of politics at the daily mirror. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial ti

leaderboard and america's jordan spieth is there with his compatriots matt kuchar and us open champion brooks koepkan. it is the one everyone wants to win. golf's oldest major macro, the open championship. what with the biggest prize comes the biggest challenge. not for america's charley hoffman, who had just about the best start.

fleetwood, who hails from southport, where the open is taking place, tees off with us open champion brooks koepka is going to be an experience for me that i will never forget. it is not... it is very rare that you get a tournament is close to home. i know everybody wants to talk about that, and it is, it is a massive privilege to be playing the tournament so close to home and it be the british open. so yes, it is going to be a great week for no matter what. with six stages to go at the tour de france, chris froome is hoping he will get stronger in the last week of the race. the defending champion has found himself on the floor, he has lost the yellowjersey, he has got it back, and then he had to take a wheel from a teammate, on sunday's dramatic stage in puy—en—velay. i was standing on the side of the road with my team—mates, trying to change wheels. i thought that was potentially game over for me. do you think if you wear yellow all the way paris, you will look back on yesterday and think that was the day ididn't win yesterday and think that was the day i didn't win the tour de france, but i sav

>>> brooks koepka hasn't played a tournament since he won the u.s. open last month. he might be rusty, or he will pick up where he left off, right? the weather expected done april factor this week at the british open. jordan spieth playing for the first time since winning in connecticut last month and he picked up with every he left off. he sticks the approach on 8 to set up one of five birdies. he shot a 65 got a share of the lead. another player spent more time in one of the course's 123 bunkers than he perhaps would have liked. the first attempt rolls back into the trap. this is not a replay. rolls back on the second attempt. he triple bogeyed the hole. u.s. open champ brooks koepka did better out of the bunker, holes out for birdie. no rust there. he has the lead at 65. shot of the day belonged to that man! charley hoffman from the rough on the par 4 second hole and he can keep the putter in the bag. hoffman holes out for an eagle. he is just 2 shots back. matt kuchar joined them atop the leaderboard. koepka trying to become the first player to win the u.s. open

austin connolly and brooks koepka, the u.s. open champion are tied for third at five you would. how about grace. can you break request vr to down that round? >> i was trying to get back into this tournament and giving myself a chance tomorrow. >> wouldn't rather be in any position other than where we're add. we have the chance to have a really special day on the course tomorrow. i'm excited about it. >> second to last day of the tour de france. 14-mile time try chris fromme well on his way to winning his third title. he nearly caught the rider ahead of him. he has a 54-second lead. the race through paris ends on sunday. back to panel sandoval, he's expected to move up to triple a. sacramento so the giants can equality if and whenned he may be able to return to the big league. >> clearly, he's been humt bld by this process. but i have to wonder how the other giants will feel about him given what he said before he left. >> i think -- they all know it's a business. >> yeah. gentleman they probably all put it behind them. that was two years ago. i think they'll welcome him back. hop

brooks koepka has hardly played since he won the u.s. open a month ago. we're talking practice?ed. chips in from the bunker ot 17 for 65. matt kuchar sizzled on the front nine. five birdies. he is 5 under 65. 1 up our casey and schwartz el. rain and wind coming for round two. one year from tonight rugby's biggest stars will come to at&t park. the rugby world cup sevens, world's best men and women, players will be on display and team usa will be represented by danny barrett from pacifica. played his rugby atcal. >> people want to be engaged and learn. i'm sure those wl be the people filling the stadium. that's what we want as an american team, as the national team for our country. we want new people to come out. we want the young kids to be out and to watch the game and have their parents, you know, hey, this is what you could be doing. you can be an owe limb pea an one day. >> you probably can't be steph curry one day. the summer of curry continues.% doesn't matter if he is shooting at a hoop or a sun roof,

he is currently two from brooks koepka. justin thomas has just eagled the 17th ago three under.of them are in the clubhouse at a good round this morning. stuart manley from wales finished eagle birdie for a manley from wales finished eagle birdie fora 68, manley from wales finished eagle birdie for a 68, and a shot better off, in second place currently. is ian poulter. let's hearfrom both of those two. first—rate, to go out there and post that number on the board, on a good strong golf course, is always great. it feels even better, that you had to go through qualifying to get here as well. links golf is great fun, this course is testing in the wind, and we're going to have even more of the test tomorrow when we got the wind and the rain. i played 17, great. i got unlucky, as long as the light was ok, it was quite a makeable shot. to birdie on the 18th wasjust awesome. you can follow the open on the bbc sport website, where there's in—play video clips of the best of the action. coverage is also on radio five live. highlights on bbc two at 8pm tonight. plenty of big—name star to g

brooks koepka has hardly played since he won the u.s. open a month ago. we're talking practice?s in from the bunker ot 17 for 65. matt kuchar sizzled on the front nine. five birdies. he is 5 under 65. 1 up our casey and schwartz el. rain and wind coming for round two. one year from tonight rugby's biggest stars will come to at&t park. the rugby world cup sevens, world's best men and women, players will be on display and team usa will be represented by danny barrett from pacifica. played his rugby atcal. >> people want to be engaged and learn. i'm sure those will be the people filling the stadium. that's what we want as an american team, as the national team for our country. we want new people to come out. we want the young kids to be out and to watch the game and have their parents, you know, hey, this is what you could be doing. you can be an owe limb pea an one day. >> you probably can't be steph curry one day. the summer of curry continues.% doesn't matter if he is shooting at a hoop or a sun roof, steph has the golden touch. he was excited, pointed to the camera crew, did yo

jordan spieth is at the top of the leaderboard, tied with brooks koepka and matt kuchar. on the course on the 16th hole at the moment. jordan spieth has 12 major titles already in the same year in 2015. brooks koepka came here on the back of his us open win and is trying to win back—to—back major championships. matt kuchar could go out into the front if he can get a couple of birdies now while he finishes off the rest of his round. let's have a look at how they are doing. matt kuchar has had five birdies, a brilliant front nine, which has put him into this position. he has still got a couple of holes to go, so he could take the outright lead and go above the others if he can play on the 17th and 18th holes. he is rivalling jordan spieth who got five birdies in his round, birdie three and a lovely round from jordan spieth. he has not had the best couple of years since he won those majors in 2015. he has said he is feeling like he is coming back into form. he was such a talent, still incredibly young and somebody people expect to win a lot of majors. another player we have

brooks koepka from the sand and in to the cup on 17. it's koepka, spieth, and matt kuchar.ee americans up top at 5 under par. warriors rookie jordan bell, he popped in to one of their youth basketball camps today in walnut creek. >> jordan! jordan! [ cheering ] >> i don't know if you can see it but he dunks over three campers there. four. four of them. so that was pretty cool. this guy could be a player. he says he's like a mini draymond green. models his game after draymond green. warriors have had great success in the draft so we'll see how it pans out with jordan bell. but he was at the youth camp at the ultimate fieldhouse in walnut creek. seemed pretty obvious but you can't bite your opponent in soccer. that's el salvador romero, goes by romero and he bit jozy altidore, twisted him in the chest area as well. usa did get the last laugh here. 2-0, united states advances to the semifinals and jozy altidore has a sense of humor about it, just laughed about it. >> creepy. >> no word on punishment. >> see you later. goodnight. family fun meeting by the front door, stat! "sta

brooks? koepka, the first major champion, three off the pace with ian poulter, what a story that would be. he has to qualify for that would be. he has to qualify for that open championship, and there in the background, five off the pace. marie mcilroy, after a terrible start on day one, five bogeys in the first few holes —— rory mcilroy. richard bland of england on one under. what a story that would be, he's not played in an open championship for 19 years, he shows that the waiting is worth it. plenty of names chasing jordan spieth and asi of names chasing jordan spieth and as i say we could see some very low scores this afternoon. a lot of stories developing there, we will be back with you later on bbc news. don't forget you can follow everything for the open on the bbc sport website, bbc radio five live, and highlights will pop up on the website as well. highlights on bbc two from eight o'clock. chris froome can all but secure his fourth tour de france title today. the british rider has a 23 secon

newly crowned us open champion brooks koepka wasn't far behind, picking his way out of trouble and thend on five under. enter the afternoon as the weather improved so did the golf. matt kuchar racing out of the blocks, four under after the first six, another american sharing the lead. 2014 champion rory mcilroy was peered with world number one dustin johnson. a dream forfans but it turned into a nightmare for rory mcilroy. a bogey on the opening hole, his first of five in six. but with a much better back nine he managed to keep himself in contention, just. a big day in the tour de france, arguably the biggest, the last day in the alps in the last chance that any of the contenders to get the yellowjersey from chris froome. they didn't manage it. he hasjust about done it? very much so. if you were a betting man you would say he is pretty much over the line, a very happy defending champion in the shape of chris froome after stage 18. the team sky rider taking that giant step towards what would have been an incredible fourth tour de france title. 23 seconds adrift of the brit in second plac

two of the overnight leaders jordan spieth and brooks koepka are yet to tee off.e weather conditions affect them? that is what you get with links golf, i suppose. that is what you get with links golf, isuppose. it that is what you get with links golf, i suppose. it is very blustery on the course. the wind has picked up on the course. the wind has picked up in the last hour. we are beginning to feel a few spots of rain, that is forecast for later, right in the middle of their round. we will have to wait and see how much that has an effect. as with links golf at the open, it has a huge effect. if you want to see highlights, go to the website, and also tonight on bbc two at 8pm. former world number one tennis player ilie nastase has been banned by the international tennis federation from their events until 2021 for a number of offences. nastase was romania's fed cup captain when he made racially insensitive remarks about serena williams. that was ahead of a tie earlier this year against great britain. he also made abusive and threatening comments to players, match of

branden grace, matsuyama, brooks? koepkadustinjohnson, henrik stenson, kim and connelly. rory mcilroy and ian porter, things have gone downhill for the pair. rory mcilroy is now two under, ian poulter one and. a lot to do through the closing holes and tomorrow if they are to keep their open title hopes alive. andy swiss, thanks for the update from the third round of the open. eight years after he first won an individual world title at the age ofjust 15, tom daley has won gold again in the same event — the ten metre platform at the world diving championships in budapest. in a really competitive final, daley led from the first round, but he was pushed all the way by the olympic champion, chen aye—sen of china. it all rested on daley‘s final dive, but he was awarded two maximum scores to secure a second world title. great britain's matthew lee finished 12th in his first appearance in a worlds final. it's been such a tough year, getting over that competition in rio where i was out of the final. and i wasn't able to compete and s

the latest is that three americans still sharing the lead, matt kuchar, jordan spieth and brooks koepkae pace. thank you very much. it was a triumphant evening for the british team at the world para athletics championships. georgie hermitage stormed to victory in the t37 400—metre category, setting a new world record in the process. her team mate, hannah cockroft, made history by taking her third gold medal of the championships, winning the t34 400 metres in front of a home crowd. kate grey reports. they call her hurricanes and, and never has that name been more true. last night, in front of a home crowd, she stormed to victory in the 400 metres swing hurt health world title. her third gold of the championships. the rest of the field unable to get close, despite the fa ct unable to get close, despite the fact she was feeling a little under the weather. that is what makes a champion when you know you are not quite at jewel champion when you know you are not quite atjewel best. at the moment, i don't really feel like... did not feel too confident i was going to do it. idid feel too confid

now, he hasn't played since, but if brooks koepka has the same game he had at erin hills, can anyonehim? >> no. no, they cannot. brooks koepka is, again, one of those monumental stories maybe that's the biggest story here in the history of the u.s. open and the open championship, there has only been five men to win the u.s. open and the open in the same year. of course those are the mt. everest basically of golf. tiger woods did it in 2000, tom watson did it in 1982, lee trevino did it in 1972 with back-to-back wins, ben hogan in that great season in '53 and bobby jones did it twice so you're looking at a guy, brooks koepka, who was flying under the radar, what, a month and a half ago and right now the whole world is abuzz with, my goodness, what can this guy do. >> brandel, i played that course, erin hills, and watching brooks koepka play that course, it's like i didn't recognize anything that i went through with what went on there with him. it looked like a par 3 course to him. and it wasn't. >> i couldn't agree more with you. you know, statistically, and they have only been keepin

brooks koepka is there, so hopes of a home win are looking very remote indeed.n his first open title. he goes out at half past two this afternoon. he goes out at half past two this afternoon. britain's chris froome is all but certain to win his fourth tour de france title later today. following yesterday's time trial in marseille, the team sky rider has a near unassailable lead as he goes into the tour's processional final stage through the streets of paris. the sprinters will contest the day's stays, but chris froome will look forward to standing on the podium forward to standing on the podium for the third year in a row. there have been ups and downs in the last few weeks but it has been very much a grand tour in the sense it has really been about the three weeks and doing those three weeks in the most conservative but efficient manner. it was not about one single stage. that is what ground to racing is. after the conclusion of the diving with tom daley winning gold yesterday today it's the turn of britain's swimmers to take to the water at the world aquatics

jordan spieth, brooks koepka and matt kuchar sharing the lead. and prize for shot of the day?tled weather forecast this open test could get even tougher. andy swiss, bbc news, royal birkdale. it was enough to test even the strongest of marriages as the duke and duchess of cambridge found themselves pitted against each other in a rowing race in germany. they were coxing rival boats in the city of heidlelberg, the latest stop on their european tour. after some words of advice from their team mates, william got off to a good start and ultimately proved too strong for kate with his boat winning by almost a length. it was then his honour to celebrate the occasion by cracking open a barrel of beer at the finish line. within the last couple of hours, the exhumation has begun of the body of one of the most celebrated artistic figures of the twentieth century, salvador dali. the highly unusual process was ordered by a court in madrid following claims by a tarot card reader that the surrealist painter was her father. our arts editor will gompertz is at dali‘s theatre museum in figueres

open winner, brooks koepka and 2015 master champion jordan spieth.r baseball, we get the highlights from our guys at espn. >>> good morning, morning people. he's stan, i'm neil. i can smell the farmer's john hot dog from here. something must be going on dodgers stadium. >> dodger stadium not too far away from here. dodgers taking on the braves. dodgers came in on an 11-game win streak. kurt suzuki is like what's your point. >> suzuki is from maui, stan. >> knocks that one out. atlanta, 5-1. later they're up 6-3. last chance for the dodgers in the ninth. look at johan camargo. take that one away from trayce thompson. dodgers' win streak all done. braves take it 6-3. >>> the yankees were up in the great northwest and aaron judge was making friends with a little mariner fan. felix hernandez has been very good as of late. brett gardner was very good as of the present. gardner in a 0-0 game in the sixth goes yard. if you look at the numbers, vincent, gardner, who's been very good against felix hernandez. you're not the only one who can do research. aaron

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jordan spieth‘s five under par alongside brooks koepka and matt kuchar going into the second day at royalale. hannah cockroft wins her third gold medal of the world para—athletics championships. we'll be live at the sports club where it all began for her in leeds. and carol has the weather from buckingham palace this morning. good morning. it is a beautiful start here. i am here because tomorrow the state rooms inside buckingham palace opened with a new exhibition, showing the gifts given to the queen during her reign, and a room dedicated to diana, princess of wales. outside in the rose garden we have sunshine, sunshine for more than an eastern parts of the uk, but for wales and the south—west it will be wet and very windy, but i will have more details in 15 minutes. thank you. good morning. first, our main story, air traffic controllers are warning that uk skies are running out of room for record numbers of planes. it comes on what is expected to be the busiest ever day for controllers, with nearly 9,000 flights expected. colletta smith reports. the skies above us could be busier today

he shot five under par brook koepka stays close to the 23-yea-old texan -- from the bunker...oepka eagles the 17th. matt kuchar, koepka, and speith are all tied in the lead. rory mcilroy had a rough day -- in the third -- he goes from high grass... it bounces in the green... but ends in the rough again -- he shot a 71. the number one ranked golfer in the world, dustin johnson was going for the birdie putt in the 17th... but it lips out -- he finished one over. mcilroy and johnson are seven shots off the lead tonight the giants are opening a four-game series agianst the padres. they're looking to avenge their series lost against san diego this past weekend. right now -- they are tied at two after scoring a pair in the sixth madison bumgarner is pitching in his second game since his dirt bike accident in april so far -- he's struck out four, allowed 2-run home run through six innings giancarlo staton has been on fire in july -- he has nine home runs but this week's lexus expereince amazing ultimate highlight has to go to cameron perkins on monday night against the marlins -- the

he shot five under par brook koepka stays close to the 23-yea-old texan -- from the bunker... the 17th. matt kuchar, koepka, and speith are all tied in the lead. rory mcilroy and the world-best golfer in the world, dustin johnson had a rough day -- they shot a 71 -- seven shots off the lead as we promised you a picture of gary at the bruno mars concert tonight... gary and the family went to san jose to go see bruno for spencer's birthday. gary posted this picture on his twitter account tonight. (steve) ahead at eleven. a fast moving wildfire burning near yosemitehas grown to over 70 thousands acres. forcing more families to evacuate. keep it right here for kron 4 news at 11... all the day's big stories and your forecast, in half the time (steve) plus kron4's stanley roberts takes us to the peninsula...where bad drivers are keeping police busy. part 2...of a brand new edition of people behaving badly is next. 811 is a free service to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas and electric lines so you don't hit them whe

brooks koepka looking to become a back-to-back winner after winning the u.s.was the first round leader tied with jordan spieth and matt kuchar at 5-under par. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> 50 homes destroyed, more than 100 square miles burned. we have the latest on the huge wildfire still growing near yosemite this morning. >> there's some muni closures you need to know about this weekend. we'll tell you all about them coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we would just wish the weather would cooperate with us and right now, we're probably worse conditions than we can expect. >> right now the fight against unpredictable flames is you understand way in mariposa county this as winds help spread a wildfire that shows no signs of stopping. >> and -- >> justine didn't have to die. >> the police chief in minneapolis is speaking publicly for the first time regarding the fatal shooting of a yoga teacher, why she says the shooting didn't have to happen. >> plus, as president trump finishes his first six months in office, one of his key campaign promises is still

brooks koepka isjust to finish off his round.ng his lead... and keeping his rivals at bay... on stage 19... as drew savage reports. 1938 miles done, 216 to go. chris frewen ever 1938 miles done, 216 to go. chris frewen evei’ closei’ 1938 miles done, 216 to go. chris frewen ever closer to that fourth tour victory and joining the ranks of cycling all—time greats. like the legendary eddie merricks, he would not have expected much action today. the train was too flat to allow his rivals of jack tries to attack. the action was provided by this man who broke clear to pick up a win14 dimension data. chris frewen was happy to roll across the line, his lead 23 seconds all he needs is one more good day. chelsea have completed the signing of spain striker alvaro morata from real madrid for a fee believed to be around 60 million pounds the 24—year—old has signed a five—year deal and willjoin the chelsea squad on their preseason tour of asia. he scored 20 goals in la liga and the champions league for real last season. british diver grace reid

brooks koepka looking to become a back-to-back winner after winning the u.s. open.first round leader tied with jordan spieth and yusei kikuchi at 5-under par. i'm dennis o'donnell, have a great weekend. >>> dodgers and braves in los angeles with your play of the day. a pop-up and it's center field. that ball is gone! >> the all-out effort racing out from second base for the over the shoulder catch. willie mays style. that's the game winner and your play of the day. >>> 50 homes destroyed more than 1500 square miles burned. we have the latest on the huge wildfire still growing this morning near yosemite. >> reporter: muni is closing some of its stations tonight at 9:30. what you need to know to get around this weekend. coming up next. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. sanctuary jurisdictions... >>> a big setback for the trump administratio

finished with a round of 71 a little earlier on, jordan spieth going nicely, on number —— four under, brooks koepkaint leader and ian poulter hasjust dropped a shot and is three under. hideki matsuyama, the world number two is going very well as well on one under. very congested, all change at the top of the leaderboard, earlier on, rory mcilroy, he had a very good round, he was delighted with his round, finished two under for the day, one under overall so still in contention and here's what he had to say. anything around even par was good. i got off to the best possible start, i made some birdies, early on and that gave me a little bit of a cushion to play with. i needed to make some big up and downs around the middle of the round, but i did exactly what i wanted to do, get in and finish the tournament under par and finish the tournament under par and see what the guys do this afternoon. tell us a little bit about richard bland, he is a player that sent —— so many will not know? it has been a few years. it is a great story, richard bland, a 44—year—old, the last time he played in the open was way

the 146th open golf championship and a good one for some big american names with matt kuchar, brooks koepkahas been at royal birkdale for us. well, conditions at royal birkdale have made a one interesting. it is the americans who have fared the best. at the top of the leaderboard on five under par we havejordan spieth, brooks capture and matt kuchar. behind them paul casey and ian porter on three under in the chasing pack. rory mcilroy com pletely chasing pack. rory mcilroy completely changed his day away —— around. he is on one over and may be looking for a change of fortune when the weather changes on friday. we are expecting a lot of rain and wind. it will make conditions tomorrow unpredictable. an amazing start to this year's british open. it is something i did not expect sitting at home watching the guys play in the morning. anything under par would be a good score. as the day went on, it got nicer and nicer. a little easier to do 29 with only a par 34 but a great way to start the british open. i am proud of myself for hanging in there. i needed to stay as positive as i could and i was

let's get to some sports, yesterday, golfer brooks koepka won his first u.s. but there was a little confusion while he was celebrating. listen to the announcers here, watch this. >> leading the field and greens in regulation. his girlfriend, becky edwards, all american soccer player at florida state. >> joe, that's actually his new girlfriend. that's jena sims. [ audience oohs ] >> steve: oh! oh, snap! >> jimmy: "oh, so check that, as yes, he broke up with jena on the ninth hole. he has the newest girlfriend. that is stacy. he is making out with stacy now." >> steve: oh! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: big business news here you guys. amazon is buying whole foods for over $13 billion. it's a good deal, but they're going to be mad when they just find out they could have bought trader joe's for $6 billion. i mean, you know, that's -- [ laughter and applause ] there have been a lot of reports lately that -- that apple is making its own self-driving cars. you heard this? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, well, i think the apple car actually made an appearance in

open champions brooks koepka, are in the hunt. phil mickelson missed the cut. >>> kyrie irving has reportedly questioned a trade. the reason? he reportedly no longer wants to play with lebron james. james is apparently blindsided by this. >> oh, no. >> reportedly the spurs is an immediate souter for his services. >>> giants host the padres moving pictures on the late show as well as the a's. pablo sandoval back to the giants? well, sandoval was supposed to make an announcement today. check this out. an instagramer at logan airport in boston snapped this photo of the panda boarding a flight to sfo. we are still waiting word. >>> this is my favorite highlight. fan in the upper deck here couldn't haul in the foul ball. >> oh. >> he was noticeably upset. this is a giants game. >> heartbroken. >> so giants broadcaster duane kiper came down from the booth. >> get out. >> took care of him. sat down. >> oh. >> gave him a ball. and you can't see it. but the fan, by the way, was wearing a vintage kipe giants jersey. >> no way. >> he played

brooks koepka. ball goes right in the cup for eagle., spieth, and matt kuchar sitting at 5 under par. three americans. >>> warriors rookie jordan bell, the surprise guest at one of their youth basketball camps today. >> [ cheering ] >> look at that welcome for him. he dunked over three campers too. shows he's got some hops then talked to him about hoops and his journey to the nba and did a little more dunking. he took an alley-oop from this kid off the backboard. throws it in. he was the 38th overall pick acquired by the bulls. says he models his game after draymond green and loves his situation here in golden state. >> being able to learn from all these guys, being able to pick their brains every single day in practice and get as much knowledge as i can. >>> a little nba news for you. the cavs are trying to compete with the warriors, looking for the final piece. reportedly they're close to signing a former mvp, derrick rose. he's still got some basketball left in his game. they'd sign him to a one-year deal. rose is supposedly consider

the way, nine under par, two shots clear of his fellow american, matt kuchar on seven under, brooks? koepkading dustin johnson, henrik stenson, matsuyama, connelly and poulter. but rory mcilroy has seen himself dropping back to one under par, he has a lot of work to keep his open challenge alive. andy swiss, plenty more twists and turns to come, before the day is out i am sure. a year eight years after he first won a world title at the age ofjust 15, tom daley has won gold again in the ten metre platform at the world diving championships in budapest. in a really competitive final daley led from the first round, but he was pushed all the way by the olympic champion, chen aye—sen of china. it all rested on daley‘s final dive, but he was awarded two maximum scores to secure a second world title. great britain's matthew lee finished 12th in his first appearance in a worlds final. earlier, daley won silver with grace reid in the three metre synchro springboard final, with this their final dive — a forward three and half somersault in pike. of course, both divers have had busy schedules competing

jordan spieth is the current leader on 5—under, one ahead of brooks koepka, who is due to tee off anyround with back—to—back birdies, taking him to three under par, alongside ian poulter. and a great round today for rory mcilroy — five over at one stage yesterday but now one under. let's go live to royal birkdale where our reporter has been watching today's play. after yesterday's performance, rory mcilroy really needed something big and strong to come out and show the fans that he still has it, he must be happy with what he produced ? still has it, he must be happy with what he produced? yeah, i think you are absolutely right, he was understandably delighted to have gone around in 68, that leaves him one underfor the gone around in 68, that leaves him one under for the tournament. particularly delighted that he is backin particularly delighted that he is back in the clubhouse, as you can probably tell, the rain has started. we had a little bit of sunshine not that long ago, i was going to tell you the sun had come out, but it lasted about 90 seconds and the rain has started now. rory

he shot five under par brook koepka stays close to the 23-yea-old texan -- from the bunker...h matt kuchar, koepka, and speith are all tied in the lead rory mcilroy had a rough day -- in the third -- he goes from high grass... it bounces in the green... but ends in the rough again -- he shot a 71. the number one ranked golfer in the world, dustin johnson was going for the birdie putt in the 17th... but it lips out -- he finished one over mcilroy and johnson are seven shots off the lead michael vick has apologized for comments he aimed at former niners quarterback colin kaepernick... last week the former nfl star quarterback said kaepernick should cut his hair in order to change his image. kaepernick hasn't been signed by a nfl team since leaving the 49ers after last season... many speculate he is being ostracized by the nfl because he took a knee during the national anthem last season to protest racial inequaility. today vick said on "the dan patrick show" that he was "truly sorry" for those comments... which soon went viral and drew widespread criticism.(wipe to bird and rapi

two of those who haven't gone off yet are two of the leaders, jordan spieth and brooks koepka, they don't impressive today, 2—under for his round, so he is right back into contention. you can see all of the in play highlights on the bbc sport website and on bbc two later this evening, full highlights from 8pm. adam, thank you very much for that. football and west ham are continuing to spend ahead of the premier league season, with marko arnautovic due to have a medical this afternoon ahead of his £24 million move from stoke city. arnautovic has 62 caps for austria and scored 26 goals in his four years at stoke. the hammers have also paid £60 million to buy a leather coups and four former manchester united striker abbey hey hernandez. manchester united have beta manchester city 2— zero overnight in a friendly in houston. a crowd of 60,000 turned out to see them. £75 million signing romelu lukaku them. £75 million signing romelu lu ka ku got the them. £75 million signing romelu lukaku got the first goal and the second came two minutes later from england striker marcus rashford. that is all

jordan spieth, brooks, koepka at the top.oy, he had trouble in recent months and he has missed the cut and it might have been on his mind as he made a terrible start yesterday, five over par after six holes, he did turn it around on the back nine, he pulled out four birdies. the reason for his improved performance, he says a good talking to from his caddie. i am proud of myself hanging in there. i needed to stay as positive as i could. and i wasn't very positive. my caddiejp, he was a big help today. he was trying to keep me as positive as possible out there and trying to remind me that i have won this thing before, do not feel any pressure, play your game and you will be ok. the last 12 holes, that is what i did and tha nkfully holes, that is what i did and thankfully i am still in this golf tournament. yes, just about. he tees off at 9:48 a:m.. the power of positive thinking! what about the para athletics championships? what a time hannah cockroft is having. she remains undefeated at major competitions. a third gold medal t

you look at everything he's probably the best player but brooks koepka, we haven't seen him since he statistically the best golf that's ever been played if you break it down and look at it, nobody's ever played golf like that. >> from all the tournaments you've covered what's the attitude like at the open? >> it's the most bizarre atmosphere it's grown into this weird mix of old and new anachronistic juxtaposition of reverent and irreverent. you're looking out at the golf course, and then 20 guys will walk by dressed like bunnies singing some ditty they just made up about rickie fowler that weird al yankovic would win a grammy with if he'd have done it you never know what you'll see there. the fact that everybody's in it, hardiest fans in golf. the big yellow iconic scoreboard that stands on the 18th hole surrounded by, you know, those beautiful majestic stands. so you know, we're always looking out at, you know, an angry seat, and that's beautiful to look at >> how do they -- in the courses where the open is played, how do they keep it difficult for these guys over here we keep putt