.>> brooks koepka for birdie to get to 11 under and two back. two back. he is just a machine and shows very little emotion. just keeps grinding. >> just like me. >> just like you nick. in this was moments ago for webb simpson. a nice and flat lie but 11 to go for the leader and has to decide what angle he wants for the pitch. the pitch. i like that, hook it as far left as possible and a clear view, oh, very good. extremely good.>> is good as he could do nick.>> yes could not have done better, 20 feet left to right but a clear run. and as mentioned earlier they practice that angle and that shot to that whole location all we can practice. 265 for the whole for tony. middle of the green, try to use the slope to feed it around to the right. if you could land it at least 15 yards into the green and then picks up the middle slope. or carry it right over the corner. it is because of the steep slope. mighty steep. trying to get flush and high it is hard from such a severe downslope. and over to three.>> the third shot now for xander schauffele . that could have g

brooks koepka and bryson dechambeau are in a two—way tie for the lead. ies, including this at the 12th for koepka. helped the us open and us pga champion to 6—under for the day. koepka posted a bogey free round, as he hunts for a first masters title. dechambeau's late surge, including this birdie at the 17th. gave him a share of the lead. the 25—year—old became the first player in six years, to birdie each of the final four holes. america's phil mickelson is right up there too. with seven birdies, in a 5—under 67 for the day. he's a shot ahead of compatriot dustin johnson and england's ian poulter. tiger woods, who hasn't won a majorfor 11 years, was the joint—leader for a while. but a bogey at the 17th, took him back to 2—under for the day. open champion francesco molinari is in the mix too, on the same score. not such a good day for current champion patrick reed and the tournament favourite rory mcilroy. they're on one over par. world number one, justin rose, and 2015 masters champion jordan spieth are battling to stay in contention on 3—over. on to foo

brooks koepka and bryson dechambeau are in a two—way tie for the lead. day. koepka posted a bogey free round, as he hunts for a first masters title. dechambeau's late surge, including this birdie at the 17th. gave him a share of the lead.

it was another good day for america's brooks koepka, who began it with a share of the lead and producedoods, once again the star attraction. a mammoth putt stirring the crowd. after his recent struggles, could augusta see something very special? the latest i can tell you is that we have a three—way tie for the late, francesco molinari, brooks koepka and jason day. ian poulter is two shots behind, tiger woodsjust three shots behind, tiger woodsjust three shots behind, tiger woodsjust three shots behind, but in the last few minutes, play has been suspended because of thunderstorms, so some players may not finish their second round tonight. thank you, andy swiss there in agusta. at the end of an important week over brexit, the chancellor philip hammond denies all the controversy has been a national humiliation. so how have the last two years altered the perception of britain abroad, and has its standing in the global order been affected? here's our diplomatic correspondent james robbins. if like me you have been sort of following the insanity of the brexit negotiations and are confused abo

the last group out isn't bad either. 2015 winnerjordan spieth is with england's paul casey and brooks koepkaar. let's hear from two men who have been talking up their chances of claiming that greenjacket, the world number one justin rose, who has been runner up twice in the last 4 masters and ryder cup star tommy fleetwood. i feel like i ifeel like i am i feel like i am doing ifeel like i am doing another chance to win here. you cannot force it. that is how i go in it. really enjoyed the golf course and enjoy the strategic golf course and to see what happens. the entities weeks now with like —— we entered these weeks now with a plan and preparation. he wants a blade and every week could be that because. they are always an enjoyable experience. it is always the chance that i managed to put myself in that position in the game where i can do that. it is very impressive and strong. not that this isa impressive and strong. not that this is a pga tour event, this is the kind of golf course that suits him well. good night player, guys like that who have been knocking on the door here as well. yes,

brooks koepka, who pushed him very close, is the reigning us open and pga champion.ainly around augusta. the question i had been asked more than any other is can tiger woods win another major? i have always said he has that capability but everything has to fall into place. that is what happened here at augusta. now we see going forward whether emboldened by this victory he can become a dominant figure again. they don‘t think he can dominate as he wants to, but he certainly can when more major titles and, without, within his compass, then, yes, there is the possibility will overhaul the great jack nicklaus. what did you make of his demeanour and mental state around the course and how that has changed over the years? we have seen a much more touchy—feely tiger woods in the last year or so. he has readily accepted that he had no idea whether he be able to play golf again, let alone play at the top ——he would be able to. that is why we have not seen that sort of poker face, that steely competitor sort of demeanour that we had from tiger woods when he was dominating the s

three time major winner brooks koepka all amongst them. they are queuing up behind.ods. tiger reflected on his rounds afterwards. typical. augusta national... a little blustery and all of us got it a few times today. as you are out of position into a bad spot, for most of the day, i had the ball in the correct spots and i was able to flight it correct spots and i was able to flight it when i had to and get the ball up flight it when i had to and get the ballup in the flight it when i had to and get the ball up in the air when i needed to. overall a good start. what a day we have here and what a leaderboard we have. you can see highlights of this opening date at augusta national on bbc two friday evening at 7pm. and we are looking and uninterrupted right across the weekend. it is not to be missed. absolutely. eilidh barbour in augusta. inc. you very much indeed. now the big news in rugby union concerns one of australia's best players — israel folau. rugby australia has announced its intention to terminate his contract after he sparked outrage over an anti—lgbt social m

leading brit, he went round in one under today, leaving him two shots of the lead which is shared by brooks koepka, jason day and last years open winner francesco molinari. all those three are in the clubhouse on seven under par. tiger woods though, remains in contention. he is just a few shots behind on 3 under. let's get the latest from bbc sport's eilidh barbour whojoins us live from georgia. yes, hello. you might be able to see some pretty dark clouds behind me we've had a very interesting day's play, but the players were taken off the court and they are all screaming out because there is a suspected lightning in the area. the last time play was suspended on a friday was in 2005 and who won that your? it was tiger woods. so how is tiger doing on the course? he was eyeing up doing on the course? he was eyeing up12 and if doing on the course? he was eyeing up 12 and if he knocks that end, he will move to five under par, just two off the league with five holes left to play, he is in the hunt. by goals he is chasing is the open champion francesco molinari, he finished us two hours ago, up to five

brooks koepka was also providing a challenge.has one three of the past seven majors, but his efforts were to be outdone by a lurking tiger. written off by so many in recent years, this is to be the first time woods has come from behind in the final round to win a major. big celebrations on the 18th, at two under par 70 to win the tournament on 13 under. this is his first major title since 2008 and his fifth green jacket. woods is now one behind jack nicholas‘s record of six wins at augusta national and three behind his fellow americans overall major tally of 18. when i tapped it in, i don't know what i did but i know i screamed and i was looking forjoey somewhere. i shook the guy's hands and found joey and it was a pretty good embrace and then to have my kids there, it's come full circle. my dad was here in 97 and now i'm the dad with two kids. i thinkjust because of what has transpired and last year, i was just very lucky to be playing again. the previous dinner, the champions dinner, i was really struggling and i missed a coupl

a two under 70 to finish one shot i of fellow americans dustin johnson, xander schauffele, and brooks koepka. cheering the happiest man in the world. dip your cat, tiger woods. does not get any better than that. does not get any better than that. does not get any better than that. does not get any better than that.” any better than that. does not get any better than that. i have never seen him look sojoyous. and why not? of all the victories he has had in his life, this surely must be the mostjoyous. tiger woods, masters champion golfer at augusta 2019. magic. time and time again with that core belief that it was his entitlement and now his winning here and just the sheerjoy. tiger woods there celebrating his fifth masters title. of there celebrating his fifth masters title. of course he had back surgery just under a year ago, so quite an achievement there and celebrations as the crowd clearly delighted for him, tiger woods there securing his 15th major title, his first since 2008. and more coverage of that victory on sports day coming up shortly. now it's time for a look at the weather with

the last group has a few major ones, jordan spieth and brooks koepka together.t well number onejustin rose and the penultimate group of the day. they thought that it might be a bit of a curse to be top of the rankings heading into the masters, only three have claimed the green jacket while they have been the world in number one. justin rose turn now.|j they have been the world in number one. justin rose turn now. i haven't paid much attention to it. the golf course of the know who is in the numberone ranking. course of the know who is in the number one ranking. you have to come in and prepare hard and build a new body a break. —— the golf course does not know who is number one. i would say roy is the favourite. there are so many guys who are playing well and capable of winning this golf tournament. i don't see the rank. i knowl this golf tournament. i don't see the rank. i know i am one of those who can win and has a great opportunity. i feel like who can win and has a great opportunity. ifeel like i who can win and has a great opportunity. i feel like i am very

brooks koepka, though, has dropped back into a tie for second.. he is just through four holes. phil there par, the three—time winner, through five. ian poulter near the top of the leaderboard at four under. he is through eight holes. lots of british interests. tommy fleetwood out in just over an hour's time. rory mcelroy and tiger out later. 8—59 at the bottom, justin rose. he three over par. you can keep up—to—date with everything on the bbc sport website and app. the liverpool managerjurgen klopp has called for life bans for fans found guilty of racist abuse. it follows the emergence of a video where six chelsea fans appeared to chant an islamophobic song on their way to the club's europa league quarterfinal first leg at slavia prague last night. three of those six people were identified by chelsea and barred from the game. these guys... it's not always, and it happens in other parts of life as well, but these guys are football fans. so if you do something like that, you should not be allowed to enter a stadium again, from my point of view, in

i'm all for the tiger drama but the beef of brooks koepka, the brains of dechambeau, both top six in two americans in their 20s, been a long time since that has happened after the first round. it has been more than a decade since the man who once dominated golf tiger last won a major. tiger shot a two under par 70 yesterday. that's the same score he had in the opening round the first three times he won the tournament. he's four shots behind the leaders but says he's got them right where he wants them. >> the whole idea is to try four times a year, feel my body is good, and game is good and sharp. i have to go out there and cute, and do the proper thing. i have won four coats, hopefully i can do it again. >> sitting atop the leader board tied for first is red hot brooks koepka. the gym rat who speends nearusp as much time in the gym. nearly nails the eagle, instead he drops one of his nine birdies in the round. dechambeau has a physics degree from smu. he designed all of his irons to be the same length, the same weight. the 25-year-old is eccentric, detailed. he spent hours learning t

on 17, bryson at 6 under and so is brooks koepka. this is the only tweeting that is allowed.was a birdie. they are tied for the lead at 6 under and koepka won two majors last year. the a's, feasting on a power lunch in baltimore, fourth inning. oakland down chris davis if i hagives the a' lead and phegley, made it 4-1 oakland and wait, there's more, davis goes yard in the sixth. second of the game and fourth in the last two days and ninth of the year. 5-1 oakland. and morales follows up with his first homer as an a, that made it 6-h1 a's, he was the winning run at the plate and strikes out. he is hitless in his last 61 at bats and the a's take 3 of 4 from the os and win it 8-5. samardzija, he did his part. a tough night for sandoval, second inning, hits a line drive and robbed by tapia, great catch. and then in the fifth, with brandon belt on third and one out. pablo hits it back to the pitcher. and the rockies get out of the inning. pablo hanging his head. runners on first and second with two out and john gray gets a ground out to second to end the inning. the giants get run

brooks koepka had a chance to put some pressure on tiger. 18th hole for birdie, he missed.hat would have put him one back. instead, tiger will bogey 18, but it doesn't matter, he will win his first major championship since 2008, win his fifth green jacket and first since 2005. that's 22 years after coming off 18 to hug his dad. he gets to hug his son charlie who has never seen him win a major and his daughter sam. >> to have my kids there, it's come full circle. my dad was here in '97 and now i'm the dad with two kids there. sam actually lost a state soccer tournament yesterday, so i kind of convinced her, do you want to come up and watch the masters? >> not a lot of convintsing needed. the warriors delayed their film review of last night's game against the clippers so they could watch woods and the masters. looney said steph curry almost cried. one glaring problem the team did not need to watch the game tape to know needs to be fixed. the warriors had 21 turnovers. steve kerr they won't go the playoffs on that. >> the quality of passes have to be on target. we got away wit

and put him in the driver's seat for the title but brooks koepka could still putt....iger with a birdie on 18.... but his put rolls left.... koepka can't beieve it!... tiger only needs a five to win it. and that's exactly what woods did... tapping in on the final hole for that five...and the win... tiger wins his 5th masters... 15th major championship only a couple of years after he thought he may never golf again after multiple back surgeries... and check this out... woods son charlie... who wasn't born when his father won his last masters... or even last major... runs into dad's arms... tiger has said it was his dream for his son and daughter to see him win a major the green jacket.... for the 5th time belongs to tiger woods... after the gave his thoughts on win...(wipe to sot) "just to come back here and to play as well as i did and did all the things, all the little things well this week.. and to do it here, this is meant so much to me and my family. this tournament. and to have everyone here it's something i'll never, ever forget." the sharks and gold

americans bryson dechambeau and brooks koepka — are in a two—way tie for the lead, after the first rounda champion to 6—under for the day. koepka posted a bogey free round at augusta, as he aims to win a first masters title. dechambeau's late surge, including this birdie at the 17th, gave him a share of the lead. the 25 year old shot became the first player in six years, to birdie each of the final four holes at the course. in the europa league, arsenal have a two goal advantage going into their quarter final second leg with napoli. aaron ramsey scored the first in a two nil win. ramsey — who's leaving the club to go to italy at the end of the season finished off a good team move after 14 minutes. just over 10 minutes later, luca torreira's deflected shot off napoli's kalidou koulibaly gave arsenal a two goal advantage, ahead of next week's second leg in naples. we know the first leg today was really important for us. to take good assault, a good feeling also with our report with this competition. i think we have an advantage. in the other matches — joao felix scored a hat—trick for benf

the last group out isn't bad either. 2015 winnerjordan spieth is with england's paul casey and brooks koepkat's hear from two men who have been talking up their chances of claiming that greenjacket, the world number onejustin rose, who has been runner up twice in the last four masters and ryder cup star tommy fleetwood. i feel like i ifeel like i am i feel like i am to you another chance to win here. but you can't force it, that's the most important thing, the way i've got into contention here in the past was to enjoy the golf course, break it down, to such a strategic golf course, see what happens. there is more expectation on the majors and we enter these weeks now with like a plan and preparation. we want to win them and every week can be that week. they are always an enjoyable experience but there is a lot more to them now and there is always a chance and i've managed to put myself in that position in the game where i can do that. looking at the world rankings the other day, how many english guys are in the top a0 in the world, it is impressive and strong, tommy fleetwood is one of the f

because i think if you look at what the leaderboard had to show you, brooks koepka, dustinjohnson, jason all quality players that could just as easily have won this tournament as targeted. —— tigerdid. actually, if you think about it, and you do it dispassionately, if you look at francesco molinari, without him making some of the errors he made, mean, tiger only shot 2—under 70. if molinari just doesn‘t make these errors he will be the one with the green jacket after that. let‘s get some of the day‘s other news: the international committee of the red cross is appealing for news of three staff members abducted in north—west syria more than five years ago. a new zealand nurse and two syrian drivers were trying to deliver medical help. the icrc says it knows that the nurse was seen alive late last year. the two syrian drivers have not been heard of since the abduction. three people have died in a plane crash in nepal, at what is regarded as one of the world‘s most dangerous airports. the plane veered off the runway and hit a stationary helicopter at lukla airport — the main gateway to the e

you had a two—time major winner, three—time major winner, in brooks koepka breathing down his neck.ent on. this was a fantastic victory. it wasn't a runaway masters win. this was one where you had several candidates coming down the stretch. it was woods who prevailed. yes, he should have confidence going forward. i don't think you can dominate the sport as he once did. but he will certainly be in the conversation when we get to each and every one of the upcoming majors. ian carter from augusta. israel folau's international career looks to be over. he has been sacked by rugby australia over a homophobic social media post in which he said hell awaits gay people. he has 48 hours to accept his sacking, orface a code of conduct hearing. speaking yesterday, before his contract was officially terminated, he said: "first and foremost, i live for god now. obviously i love playing footy and if it goes down that path i'll definitely miss it. but my faith injesus christ is what comes first." he has 73 caps and was expected to be a key player for australia at this years world cup australia have

brooks koepka had a funny old round. birdie following bogey, following birdie. the championship. england's ian poulter was flying the flag for europe. a round of 68 leaving him at nine—under. cheering and applause. but it is italy that is really flying the flag. francesco molinari was as cool as a cucumber all day. he hasn't dropped a shot since the first round and a series of birdies gave him a score of 66 and a two shot lead going into day four. cheering and applause. molinari hasn't won a green jacket yet but the way he's playing, he's going to take some stopping. cheering and applause. tim allman, bbc news. sadaf khadem has won the first official boxing match ever contested by an iranian woman. fighting in her national colours she beat a french woman, anne chauvin, in the french town of royan. khadem had to fight abroad despite having the blessing of the iranian sporting authorities. khadem said she's expecting a hero's welcome when she returns to iran next week. ramzan karmali has more. two women giving their all in a boxing ring. nothing unusual, you may t

brooks koepka had a funny old round. birdie following bogey, following birdie.—under for the championship. england's ian poulter was flying the flag for europe. a round of 68 leaving him at nine—under. cheering and applause. but it is italy that is really flying the flag. francesco molinari was as cool as a cucumber all day. he hasn't dropped a shot since the first round and a series of birdies gave him a score of 66 and a two shot lead going into day four. cheering and applause. molinari hasn't won a green jacket yet but the way he's playing, he's going to take some stopping. cheering and applause. tim allman, bbc news. famous for his sculptures of glass, he has returned to kew gardens for his latest installation. over 30 sculptures on display, some never before seen in the uk. well, i love greenhouses, you know, and how can you not love kew? it's just the most extraordinary, with some 300 acres with all these greenhouses. it is notjust under glass that you'll find all these reflections of nature. the cherry blossoms are out at kew gardens. poking up our of the

a two under 70 to finish one shot i of fellow americans dustin johnson, xander schauffele, and brooks koepka. does not get any better than that. does not get any better than that. does not get any better than that. does not get any better than that.” any better than that. does not get any better than that. i have never seen him look sojoyous. and why not? of all the victories he has had in his life, this surely must be the mostjoyous. tiger woods, masters champion golfer at augusta 2019. magic. time and time

because i think if you look at what the leaderboard had to show you, brooks koepka, dustinjohnson, jason all quality players that could just as easily have won this tournament as targeted. actually, if you think about it, and you do it dispassionately, if you look at francesco molinari, without him making some of the errors he made, mean, tiger only shot 2—under 70. if you just doesn‘t make these errors he will be the one with the green jacket after that. but it was tiger woods again. his 15th major. alex miceli, thank you for your thoughts. appreciate it. thank you. sudan‘s transitional military council says it has detained key figures in the government of the former president, omar al—bashir who are suspected of corruption. they are likely to face trial. the council‘s spokesman said new heads of the army, the police, and the intelligence services have been appointed. it comes after the country‘s third leader in as many days — general abdel fattah abdelrahman has promised to uproot the regime and restructure the state. but despite the promises, demonstrators are still out on the streets

amongst those on the course this morning was overnight co—leader brooks koepka.three majors already and he knows all about dealing with the pressure. he's not been quite as hot as yesterday, and eventful first three holes and it's been consistent since. he is i—overfor the day. a better start for open champion francesco molinari. such a study player. he's taken advantage of tough conditions to put himself in scoring conditions. a flawless front nine and he is right in the mix on five under par. while koepka has dropped off, the man he shared the overnight lead with is still holding onto that position. bryson dechambeau a shot ahead of the chasing pack on six under par. it so much can change over the course of this afternoon and still write up there is ian poulter. i—under today and just a shot back. there are still some groups to go out today, including tiger woods, who isjust about to get his second round under way. he is to under par and a big day as well needed for rory mcelroy. 7pm uk time with a bit of work to do after his opening 73. you can get right up to

brooks koepka and bryson dechambeau, who surely won the prize for a shot of the day.e some consolation. with four americans in the top five, it was certainly a good day for the home fans. others, including rory mcilroy, will need a second round surge to stop their masters hopes slipping away. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. time for a look at the weather now with mel coles. it looks very nice outside. yes, a lovely spring picture. it is a case of spot the picture as far as the weather is concerned. there are su btle weather is concerned. there are subtle changes. on the whole it is settled and quite chilly. it is settled and quite chilly. it is settled because high pressure is in the driving seat. anchored over scandinavia. low pressure in the atla ntic scandinavia. low pressure in the atlantic are trying to send rain our way. we are drawing in particularly cold air. evident along north sea coast in particular. to give you an idea of how chilly it is in some spots, 12 celsius is the average april temperature. some spots will reach that

but take a look at some of the names behind him — tiger woods, tony finau, brooks koepka, webb simpsonterrupting play later, and all players are going out in threes instead of the usual twos to try and ensure it finishes today. molinari, woods and finau start their rounds at 2:20pm. it promises to be unmissable. there's also live coverage on radio 5 live right now. bbc two's coverage will start at 1:55pm, while additional live coverage from amen corner, holes 15 and 16, and selected featured groups is available on the bbc sport website, connected tvs and mobile app. world champion lewis hamilton has won the chinese grand prix. hamilton started from second on the grid but soon sped past his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas and thereafter never looked like relinquishing the lead in formula 1's1,000th grand prix. bottas finished second, while ferrari's sebastian vettel was third, but only after the team ordered his team—mate charles leclerc to let him pass. it's a huge day in the premier league title race with the top two — liverpool and manchester city — in action this afternoon. jurge

brooks koepka won three of the last six he's played in and no one talks about him.e's so many guys we're not going to even talk about, whether it's justice thomas or justin rose or dustin johnson. there are so many guys capable of winning. the quality of the game is the bet ever in my mind. >> 34 years. i have to tell you, jim, as you know, i'm not a golfer. i don't know a lot about this game. i love bubba watson. but what about it is it for you? your enthusiasm is infectious about it. it touches me every time i see you talk about this game. i mean that. >> thank you, gayle. i love visiting with you guys. i hope you know that. for me, this is the childhood dream. for me when i was a little boy, this is what inspired me that i wanted to be the voice behind the master tournament. those who knew men in my teens know i used to walk around saying one day i want to be at the masters. it's the greatest event of all, deep in my heart, and i feel very fortunate. >> is basketball coach tony bennett with you? >> no, he's not. >> i know he asked on air the other day. >> he did.

the last group out isn't bad either. 2015 winnerjordan spieth is with england's paul casey and brooks koepkadown across the uk arriving on the way from scandinavia and moving over the cold north sea. but at least we are going to see some sunshine over the next few days. a bit like we did here. it was cloudy and a bit went across the more southern parts of england. but most of the day, seems like this across the south come it isa like this across the south come it is a cross of the parts of england that will see the biggest change in the weather for wednesday. because this cloud that has been producing the showers and longest of the rain is finally getting pushed away out into the english channel. a bit of a cloudy start first thing, some spots of rain along the south coast. elsewhere, clear skies and light winds further north across the uk means a touch of frost is likely. down to —20 —3 in rural scotland. but a bright and sunny start to my pretty much everywhere. the cloud will move away from the far south, we keep some showers going perhaps to the channel islands, but otherwise plenty of s

but do you remember -- sorry andrew but that putt that brooks koepka missed on 18. >> yes. >> that isad. everybody is always there. that is where the flag is on the final day. and it either goes right or left it can do either and brooks koepka had just seen someone else miss it on the other side and played it where it should have and then it would have been tide. >> i don't want to judge because i've never played that course. >> what happens at aught stays at augusta i have not admitted to playing there. >> having watched that putt from that pin position up top all the time it seems like it is on a ridge. >> can could go off the front of the green. everybody is falling asleep here join us for more on the earnings mike santoli >> thanks for putting everyone to sleep now. >> mike, golf clap >> more than i usually get what's interesting about the mornings number is they are from three big earnings companies that have been lagers and they are the lager group. >> if you were worried about any macro message in bank of america you didn't get it. steady as she goes that is good news and the b

the likes of brooks koepka, dustin johnson, francesco molinari who he was playing alongside lead goingnal round, lead going into the back nine by a couple of shots, he struggles on the par 312 and put one into the water and tiger woods picked up the pieces and barely put a club wrong in the last hour. afterwards, he was still struggling to take on the magnitude of his achievement. it is overwhelming. just because of what has transpired and last year, i was just very lucky to be playing again and the previous champions dinner i was struggling and i missed a couple of years of not playing this great term and now, being the champion, 22 yea rs i term and now, being the champion, 22 years i think, it is a long time. but it is unreal for me to experience this. my mother was here, she was there in 1997 as what's, so i could not be more happy, more excited and i'm kind of at a loss for words really. an emotional tiger woods, imagine that many people were in contention going into the final. tiger woods ended up one shot clear of the field and it was a five way tie for the lead at one point and

the leaders held as i say by the americans, brooks koepka and bryson dechambeau.opa league. arsenal beat napoli 2—0 in the first leg of their quarter—final. aaron ramsey opened the scoring early on and an own goal followed shortly after. chelsea also won. they weren't at their best but beat slavia prague 1—0. marcus alonso scoring a precious away goal late on. and rugby australia says it's going to sack star player, israel folau. it's after his social media post which said "hell awaits" gay people. folau's club side also say they will cancel his contract. we'll be talking more about the masters later on, i'm happy to say. we will get a little bit more of the action from augusta and some of the beautiful scenes there as well, to chisel up on a friday morning. pretty pretty flowers on that course. “— pretty pretty flowers on that course. —— very pretty. i'm not sure what is happening over here, it is bad, isn't it? sarah is going to fix all that for us, good morning. a quieter story on this side of the atlantic, largely dry and settled sue another mostly dry day aro

nick: well, you saw what brooks koepka had from six feet. it broke a good foot.s. all about the touch. jim: to 11. frank: and that flag is very close to where it was in 1999. nick: a little further back, frank. that is probably where i hit my 3 ernie: to. these guys are hitting wedges. frank: it will be a similar putt. nick: a problemmer golfer. to 13. dottie: patrick cantlay in trouble. that is headed toward a large bunch of patrons down the right side. that is the 14th fairway to the viewer's left. nick: that will stress his caddie out finding it and getting that yardage. frank: the door opened. schauffele, just under 160 yards, 8-iron. just have a putt. that is all you need. oh, it's going to be a little better than that. very, very tasty. to 10. jim: and finau down here to play first. then second to play will be molinari, hole-high left. nick: pretty good pair of hand. jim: wonderful hands. nick: great basketball player hands. jim: actually in high school he led the state of utah in rebounding. so relief coming. a list from the masters rules committee helping

brooks koepka had a chance but on the 18th hole he missed.t doesn't matter. he will take his first major championship since 2008. he don the green jacket for a fifth time and for the first type since 2005. 22 years ago, he hugged his dad coming off 18. today he hugged his daughter and his son charlie who had never seen dad win a major. >> to have my kids there, it's come full circle. my dad was here in '97 and now i'm the dad with two kids there. sam actually lost a state soccer tournament yesterday. so i kind of convinced him you want to come up and watch the masters? >> the sharks hope to win their first round series against the golden knights. they allowed vegas to score first and fast. the series is tied at a game apiece. the knights ready for game three. 16 seconds into the game, mark stone gets behind the defense and beats martin jones. the knights led 2-1 after one. 21 seconds into the second period, paul stastny, his first of the playoffs. later in the period he redirects stones pass, 4-1 after two. then 36 seconds into the third peri

including brooks koepka, he managed to right the ship after a double and two bogies. to come in, in augusta, georgia and tiger likes it. >> he wants the conditions to be tougher. >> how old is lefty now? >> 48. >> there's a lot of old guys. >>> be join us at 9:00. we have your first peek of the new "star wars" film. and we'll talk about the actors and the final installment of the saga. >>> then an east bay family on edge after being targeted with two arson attacks. hear from one worried neighbor who helped put out the flames. >>> and coming up, at 8:00, "fresh offer t the >> at 11:35, it's jimmy kimmel live. >>> that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. i'm ama daetz. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a writer and teacher from greenfield, massachusetts... a homemaker from alexandria, virginia... and our returning champion, a professional sports gambler from las vegas, nevada... whose 6-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ ee a aus] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you, johnny. all

brooks koepka 6 under at the par 5 15th. he lays it up there nicely.sically a tap in. he has a birdie and the other coleader, bryson dechambeau, 197 yards, watch the shot hit the stick and it is in douglas did not quite go in. he would have been the leader. you will manage a smile when he realizes how great that shot really was vicki looks like a golfer, right? >> yeah. >> certainly in the co-lead today. time for a little fun with numbers. so far, the giants have hit 8 home runs as a team. the oakland a's have hit 10 in the last 20 hours. they have 32 for the year already. is that the cutest thing ever, how? a little girl up to watch the a's and orioles. she did not care about the game. she just wanted to look cool and that she did as the oakland a's start walloping, down 1-0 in the fourth, chris davis, that is his eighth home run. he has as many as the giants as a team. in the fifth, josh bailey has on the catchers job and is not giving it back because third of the year, a 2 run shot, the oakland a's lead in baltimore 4- 1 and more fun. chris has now

. >> if brooks koepka had made that putt -- >> it would have been even i think tiger would have played that hole maybe a little differently, but he played it smart and had a cushion. >> tyler, we'll see you soon here is what is ahead -- >> up next, tiger's green jacket win could mean big green for some brands. the street falls in love with one retailer winter came early for direct tv customers. and lyft's new low that is ahead inap fe. ridir obvious. sometimes, they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group - how the world advances. ♪ internet that puts alright boys, time to eat. that handles anything. [ crowd cheering ] that protects what's important. and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. >>> welcome back we have a developing situation in paris notre dame cathedral in the heart of paris is on fire. there has been construction going on at the particular area. this is a still shot that we have you can see that the tall entire and pa spire

. >> i hope, but to be different i'm going to say brooks koepka.oing to be good either way. >>> rick on twitter -- what sandwich best describes your personality? i have no idea. >> i have to go a with lobster roll. my two favorite things, lobster, toasted bun. >> is a lobster roll a sand we want -- sandwich? >> will you give it to me? >> jersey mike's italian sub, which i got yesterday and i can't get off my mind. >>> today marks the third anniversary of this show. so grateful to all of you. many of you have noticed this, abnormally large bright yellow mug that sid on my desk every morning and parent a lot of you are buying it. we've seen your photos with the mugs. my wife christina watchingsh good morning, c, be home in about an hour. we will show your pic on the air, and if you don't have one, go to the store or visit >>> good sunday morning. it is 7:00 on the nose. this is a live look outside at the autism speaks walk in san jose at the san jose state university practice field. meteorologist kari hall is the emcee. autism speaks walk. i can't sp

he is tied for the lead with brooks koepka. phil mickelson also in the hunt.is tiger, by the way. >>> earnings season about to kick off jp morgan chase and wells fargo. what they report their results plus, your morning rbi has to do with rbis or a lack of them. lack of a lot of things. the stagger and sad stat about the orios xtlene [knocking] ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. skbrienchts let's get analysis and insight with danielle demartino booth, ceo of twill intelligence me thinks you beg to differ. >> i think the economy is robust, and that's why the fed should be patient and be in an easing frame of mind sfwhoo you believe they should be cutting rates >> no. i'm speaking tongue-in-cheek >> i thought so. wait a minute. i follow you on twitter. i read your stuff. there's no way you believe they should be cutting. >> there's this narrative that everything is so awesome that the fed should be easing policy. it's the most hypocritical thing he have ever heard that's the narrative >> i think the narrative i would be concerned about is when you have

so is this guy, brooks koepka. look at the break on that putt.squloors year. phil mickelson one shot back. ian poulter and dustin johnson are tied for fourth, just two shots off the lead. >> i do treat these weeks a lot different than i do probably regular pga tour events. i've been trying to transition that into the regular events. and done an okay job so far. but it's nice to be feeling good, get my chef there this week. so he is cooking me up some good food and trying to relax when you can. >>> well, last night the sharks took game one of their best of seven series against the golden knights. but they did suffer a loss. well, just captain joe pavelski, who lost four teeth while scoring a goal. don't worry, despite spending the day in the dentist chair, he will play in game two tomorrow. the captain took a puck off the face from brett burns, who has the hardest shot on the team. most people would call it a night. not pavelski. he returned in the second period. but his night did not end when the final horn rang. he then spoke to the media, blood

brook koepka is leading the way, and what a year he has had three major titles in that time, and he is the top of the leaderboard missed the masters last year with a wrist injury, but showing no signs of ring rust in this tournament as well top of the leaderboard as he is. bryson, he had an excellent end to the year last year winning back to back titles in the fedex cup playoffs, and he is doing very well. looking for a maiden victory, and for someone so inexperienced around augusta, he is performing excellent as well. we can see a little bit of his opening round now because just coming off the 18th, the final hole, this was his approach shot, and as you can see, almost finding its way into the hole. just stayed out there, though. never mind yeah, he will be pretty happy being six under par. this is bruce koepka chipping in off of the green he went six under as well. phil mickelson, he is one shot off the leaders. he is a three-time winner around augusta. definitely knows his way around and lefty was showing that he knows exactly what he is doing after that opening day's play. tiger wo

. >> reporter: it's a feeling brooks koepka have experienced for two years in a row now. he will put his name deep in the record books if he can do it again. in san francisco, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2 news. >> just a reminder, the very next major you can see on tv is the u.s. open. >> one more report on the u.s. open, yes, at pebble beach. >> so the u.s. open, which i think i'm going to go to because it's here at pebble beach, you can watch that on fox 2 in case you don't want to go. if you haven't been to a golf tournament and you're a golfer, it changed my life to watch these guys up close. the sound that the club makes is different. >> especially on the final day. it's always father's day. >> and pebble beach is a terrible place to watch the golf, oh, my golf, a hardship. >> awful. >>> time now is 9:40. and coming up on mornings on 2, we are talking about millions of people watching the "game of thrones" season premiere last night, but for some fans there was certainly a different type of battle going on at home. >>> also coming up next, miss california live in studio. me

well with major winnersjordan exciting final group as well with major winners jordan spieth and brooks koepkaver a social media post in which he said, held awaits gay people. he is a devout christian and he made similar comments last year. here are the thoughts of the cardiff blues australia head coach. in 2019, the athletes have a job to do as role models in some areas, some of them don‘t want to be but at the end of the day, if you‘re going to put yourself out there on twitter and instagram and you have hundreds and thousands and millions of followers, you can affect things and you can have an effect on what people think or say. so ijust think it is really important going forward that eve ryo ne important going forward that everyone has an understanding of their responsibility to chelsea and arsenal are in europa league quarter—final first leg action tonight. one of them might need to win the competition to qualify for the champions league next year, if they finish outside the top four in they finish outside the top four in the premier league. chelsea are a way to starve your pride later. a

would have been a playoff, but that's, again, nike is brooks koepka as well, but that guy is a machinemissed, and then -- and then tiger just barely missed sinking that -- the par putt on 18 it went on the right side of the hole and lipid around aly. i was nervous. i would have missed the one coming back. would have double hit it or something. i don't know it was great it was really good teary or no with charlie, when he was hugging charlie his son. >> i was crying -- the -- it was emotional. >> it was. >> and i watched the nike ad for the first time on the phone and i -- that got me, really got me. >> okay. >> the telecom giant huawei has faced skepticism in the u.s. for years over the safety of its products even though it pioneers 5g technology. president trump meantime has spoken out about how he wants 5g technology in the u.s. as soon as be po now the legendry founder of huawei is sounding off about trump himself. cnbc has more. argen. >> reporter: it was a wide-ranging interview and we spent a long time talking about the u.s. situation alluded to there. huawei has faced pressure f

brooks koepka was also playing alongside poulter.e water. unless he chips into him, he will be sliding probably not off the lead, but dropping some shots. tiger woods is on the green safely on that hole, so that could well be all to play for still. let's take a quick look at the leaderboard. as it stands at the minute, francesco molinari leading by two shots from tiger woods and brooks erka. tony finau and patrick cantley are having good days. they are all at ten under par, rory mcelroy just good days. they are all at ten under par, rory mcelroyjust coming towards the end of his final round, disappointing four days for him, he's up for under par. but francesco molinari in the water at the 12th, and it looks like he'sjust molinari in the water at the 12th, and it looks like he's just about to drop at least one if not two shots. fascinating climax in progress, thanks ben. to the premier league, and it's advantage manchester city again. they are back on top after beating crystal palace 3—1 at selhurst park. raheem sterling scored twice.

it was an american duo that set the pace, brooks koepka and bryson dechambeau, who certainly won theoard should be some consolation. well, with four americans in the top five, it was certainly a good day for the home fans. others, including roy mcilroy, will need a second round surge to stop their masters hopes slipping away. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. day two then starts early this afternoon — live text commentary on the bbc sport website from 1:30. then there's full radio commentary on 5 live sports extra from 10 o'clock tonight. loads of pictures from the masters on the back pages this morning. mainly of tiger woods, given that his good run finished in time for the papers to go to print. tiger's on a roll says the guardian. apologies, he turns back the clock as he eyes the fifth masters title. the sun goes with h—bomb, they say harry kane is a big dount for england's nations league semi finals after spurs confirmed he's damaged ligaments in his ankle. and the mirror goes with what it describes as the vile racist abuse aimed at liverpools mo salah by chelsea fans. this was ahea

they include an italian, two aussies, and an american brooks koepka who's won two of the last three majorse back and in serious contention for a major for the first time since 2008. woods made several long putts friday but several short ones. a security guard clipped heels with tiger. despite a quick hobbling about, tiger said he was just fine. italy's francesco molinari first came as a caddie for his brother. there's another player to watch here all weekend, and it's the weather. we had a lightning-suspending play briefly yesterday. scattered showers called for today. there's an 80% chance for a real soaking. officials are going to have to decide whether to move play up to get it in before the bad weather strikes. dana? >> i know they're happy that tiger is in contention. it just changes the game when he's there. >> it's electric when he walks up to any hole. i'm still struck. he hasn't won the majors since 2007 and he's clearly the player to watch for the galleries. he just changes the dynamic of the tournament. it's really remarkable his staying power, the way people fixate on him and f