brooks koeka for brooks koepka. how easy? brooks koepka for a _ brooks koepka. how easy?brooks koepka. how easy? brooks koepka for a two-year period - brooks koepka. how easy? brooks - koepka for a two-year period between koepka for a two—year period between 2017 two 2019 was the best golfer on the planet, he wondered a lot of typos during that period. he has had a dip in form since that and is one of the players who was jointly controversial liv golf tour so if you are to win that would be interesting. he has been in brilliant form of the first two days. he began the day at 7—under par in thejoint lead and is now at i2—under par after a round of the 67. he completed the second round and the leads five shots over viktor hovland and jon rahm were about to start their rounds. there are storms expected so it could be well be that sceptical has the best of the weather and that could be a really significant run for him. ihe’ll weather and that could be a really significant run for him.— significant run for him. we'll wait and see about _ significant run for him. we'll wait and

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it's brooks koepka who leads the way, with conditions much calmer as organisers look to conclude the we can get the latest now from andy swiss, who's there for us. koepka leads but he's far from out of sight. that's right, gavin. brooks koepka at the momentjust that's right, gavin. brooks koepka at the moment just two that's right, gavin. brooks koepka at the momentjust two shots clear of the rest of the field, and we could be in for some finish later run because at the start of the day he was four shots clear, and we wondered whether it might be a bit of a victory procession, but that hasn't turned out to be the case. john run from spain narrowed the gap, down tojust john run from spain narrowed the gap, down to just one shot at one point this morning. at the end of the third round, brooks koepka two shots clear ofjohn ram, so ram still in it, and another player in contention, norway's victor copeland, who had a really good morning, five birdies in a row seeing him surge up the leaderboard, so he isjust three seeing him surge up the leaderboard, so he is just three shots seeing him s

the spaniard finished 12 shots under—par to win by four shots and see off the american duo brooks koepkas reports. cheering once again, spain reigned at augusta. jon rahm roaring to victory after a masters master—class. he began the last round two behind brooks koepka but following a poor start the american never recovered. instead it was 52—year—old mickelson that charged into contention. beginning the final round ten shots back he produced a dazzling display to set testing target. but rahm isn't one of the world's top players for nothing, and how he held his nerve. with a four—shot lead on the final hole he was able to savour the atmosphere before finishing in style. cheering commentator: jon rahm is the masters champion. i on what would have been the birthday of his hero, the late seve ballesteros, rahm had done it, and as he celebrated with his wife and children, his pride was plain to see. it still hasn't really sunk in yet. i'm looking at the scores and i'm still thinking i have a couple more holes left to win. i can't really see anything else, you know. this one was for seve. i kn

the latest i can tell you is that brooks koepka still leads the way.players who joined the controversial liv golf tour, so a win here would be interesting. rory michael roy is having a terrible time of it, now some 17 shots behind brooks koepka. he came into this masters with such high hopes of winning the title, but frankly he is going to struggle now even to make the halfway cut will stop the other big talking point here is still the weather, because thunderstorms are forecast for this afternoon and heavy rain forecast for tomorrow. and there is some concern about getting the masters finished on sunday. it is some a0 years, in fact, finished on sunday. it is some a0 years, infact, since finished on sunday. it is some a0 years, in fact, since the masters last had to go to a monday, so the organisers here will be keeping theirfingers organisers here will be keeping their fingers crossed for the weather, clive. indeed, andy. andy swiss at augusta in georgia. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. a bit cloudy over there in augusta. but sun

victor hovland, john rahm and brooks koepka are on seven under par.heffler one of those a further shot back. there's much more besides but that's it for now. thanks for watching goodbye. hello there. the weather for the easter weekend is looking pretty decent for many of us. a lot of places will stay dry and there'll be plenty of sunshine around, too. the temperatures creeping up, particularly easter sunday looks to be a warm one across southern areas. however, it's all changed by the time we head into the bank holiday, easter monday. it turns more unsettled thanks to this area of low pressure. but high pressure dominates the scene, as you can see, for good friday. it starts off chilly, though, with some frost around, early mist and fog, which will clear quite quickly. as the temperatures rise into the afternoon, could see some fairweather cloud bubbling up — that could spark off the odd shower across southeast england. a bit of cloud just rolling in off the north sea for northeast england, eastern scotland, and along north sea coasts, it'll be quite

. ♪ >> steve: yes indeed, jim nance has it right, jon rahm surged past brooks koepka sunday, turningo a lapper by four strokes. didn't look like they would be able to play, trees falling down, half the course underwater. beau beautiful. >> lisa: it felt loo like the easter egg roll >> >> steve: you were a subjective leader. >> lisa: you train your whole life and win. >> brian: jon rahm played well, brooks koepka led for three days, five over 75, but the guys came storming back. phil mickelson had a shot at winning. i'm sure he watched broadcast television, ended tied with brooks koepka, both liv guys on the greg norman tour and jon rahm from spain, oddest, funny to watch him jamming sandwiches down his throat. i guess that gave him energy. he wound up winning. tough to lead for 3-1/2 days. he said, do you feel confident? why wouldn't i. >> lisa: how many hours are they playing? >> steve: 10 hours. then they had half days because of the weather. >> lisa: i tried playing golf when i was younger. -- >> steve: go buy a red jacket -- rather, a green jacket. it is easter monday. >> brian:

there's a three—way tie at the top, victor hovland, brooks koepka and jon rahm all sitting on 7—undert forward with thunderstorms forecast for later. rory mcilroy hopes that will will work in his favour after a frustrating first round saw him go round in par. from augusta, here's our sports correspodnent andy swiss. he'd arrived with so much hope, but for rory mcilroy it was a largely frustrating first round. commentator: he will kick himself. just too many errors. yes, he held his nerve on the final hole, but some seven shots behind the leaders, he is already playing catch—up. it's not disastrous, but ijust need to sort of tidy it all up. but i didn't feel i was too far away today. i made five birdies. butjust a couple or too many mistakes on the card. rory mcilroy has a lot of work to do if he is to have any chance of winning that elusive masters title, not least because others here have been setting a scintillating pace. sharing the lead are viktor hovland, jon rahm and, most intriguingly, brooks koepka, one of the rebels from the liv golf tour, perhaps with a point to prove. tiger

brooks koepka on 13 under but you could see the siren being blown, that was enough of that.mpossible to putt on. england's matt fitzpatrick made good progress when play was possible. really impressive from the current us open champion is tied fourth on five under par, still eight off the leader. fred couples is the oldest man to make the cut at the masters. the man who won it back in 1992 is 63 and is still outplaying those much younger. also still there but not in contention is tiger woods, who just made the cut. he is at the bottom of the leader board but will be happy to have made the weekend. he might not be happy with that particular shot! he's nine over with a round and a half to play today if he can. can he do it with a round and a half to play? we will see. three more wins should be enough for celtic to secure another scottish premiership title. they are 12 points clear of second placed rangers after beating them 3—2 in the old firm derby. kyogo furuhashi scoring twice in a 3—2 victory at celtic park. seven games to go and a vastly superior goal difference, the title

brooks koepka got it going early and finished.followed up his opening round 65 with a 67 to take a three-shot lead. tiger woods sitting on the cut line, big shot here on the 9th hole to get it close, saves par. woods is 2 over with seven holes to play. trees are always a hazard in the way of your shot. today they were a danger to the gallery. look at that! three trees fell down near the 17th. very good news, no patrons injured. the second round, however, was suspended. they'll go back out tomorrow morning. there is more rain in the forecast. weather pending, you can catch the third round action right here on kpix noon local time. >> that could have been bad. >> could have been very bad. >> those are big trees. >> yes. that would hurt. >> well, i wouldn't be going there this time. thank you, charlie. >>> easter sunday is around the corner. tomorrow morning at 9:00, in fact, san mateo is holding its 46th annual eggstravaganza. in oakland start your breakfast at the merry go round at 8:30 a.m. in the south bay everybody is invited to

america's brooks koepka will continue his impressive start to the masters when day three gets underway hours. he has a three shot lead on 12 under. more rain is exepected on day three after stormy conditions on friday led to a narrow escape for some spectators, as andy swiss reports. commentator: my goodness! wow! the moment the masters came close to disaster. three trees crashing down among spectators by the 17th hole. thankfully no—one was hurt but it was the luckiest of escapes. organisers later said high winds had brought them down. play had previously been interrupted by the weather, and as staff set about removing the trees, action was suspended for the day. well, with more heavy rain forecast, the weather interruptions may not be over. and after those dramatic scenes on the 17th hole, the organisers say the safety of everyone here is that top priority. some players are still to complete their second rounds. america's brooks koepka is setting the pace, leading by three, with amateur sam bennett among his closest rivals after another remarkable display. as for rory mcilroy, though

. >> todd: jon rahm holding off brooks koepka. earning second major victory of his career, first coming the 2 2021. jon rahm there, made that six-footer, take the lead for good at augusta national. jon rahm the fourth player from spain to win a green jacket. look at this shot, how do they do that? spanish star dedicating his victory to baesteros, listen. >> i never thought i would cry winning a golf tournament, close on the 18th hole, a lot because of what he means to me and spanish golf. this was for sevi. i know he was up there helping and helping he did. >> todd: ashley strohmier, not forget about mickelson, finishing in a tie for second, wild after shooting seven under par, oldest player to finish in the top five at the masters. jordan spieth, patrick reid and sayith after strong final rounds. i watched yesterday, i couldn't have been more impressed with phil mickelson. you play liv and can only play 54 holes and by last 18 holes, you are you hava the rails. maybe the case for brooks koepka, but amazing final round and jon rah

he began the final round two shots behind brooks koepka but brooks koepka never recovered from a poorbegan the final round at some ten shots adrift but he really roared back the years to set a testing target, butjon rahm held his nerve over the closing holes. he has proved himself one of the most consistent players in golf over recent years was that he won the us open in 2021. he never looked like losing his composure, as he held on for victory. and what that means is thatjon rahm becomes the fourth spanish man to win the masters after seve ballesteros, jose maria olazabal, and sergio garcia. this famous tournament, injon rahm, certainly has a worthy winner. that's all for now. hello again. it certainly is the day for keeping your brolly to hand. it's been a wet morning and we've got some heavy showers to come as we go through the course of this afternoon. the weather much more unsettled than last week. there will be some sunshine, but it is going to be wetter than it was last week. it's also going to be windy. the met office has yellow weather warnings out for these areas covering th

brooks koepka leads the way on round three, on 13 under, jon rahm not far behind.ke to our sports correspondent andy swiss and asked him how the weather had affected play... the weather certainly has been causing a few problems of the last 24 causing a few problems of the last 2a hours or so. as you say, yesterday, those really dramatic scenes on the 17th hole when those three trees came crashing down. it was a lucky escape, really for the spectators that were around the 17th hole. not surprisingly after that, play was suspended for the rest of the day as staff of the course try to clear away all the debris. this morning, a lot of players still hadn't completed their second round. they were back early to complete those rounds. the weather has not been great, it's been cold, it's been great, it's been cold, it's been wet, the temperature in fact has dropped by about 20 celsius over the last 2a hours or so, but so far, there haven't been any more interruptions to play so far. the players that were out this morning competing in their second round, jon rahm is the pick

and the four—time major champion brooks koepka, one of those in the field that has defected to liv golfcan head to our website for the very latest leaderboard for the end of round one. tiger woods playing his 25th masters but struggling at two over par, talking about constant pain just two years on from the car crash that nearly cost him his career. staying with golf and the dp world tour, formerly known as the european tour, has won a legal battle against 12 players who defected to liv golf. the key element to the arbitration is the 100,000 pound fine for doing so without permission should indeed be upheld, but there is still a lot uncertainty as to whether those players will keep their tour membership and be eligible for the ryder cup later this year. it might make it more difficult for those players to stay in membership but you also have to remember they have commitments to play against the dp world tour events as well on another tour. this comes down to their choice. we are not banning the players, the suspensions of the fines will be firm, proportionate, and they will have to make

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he began the last round two behind brooks koepka.llowing a poor start, the american never recovered. instead, it was 52—year—old phil mickelson that charged into contention. beginning the final round ten shots back, he produced a dazzling display to set a testing target. but rahm is not one of the world's top players for nothing, and how he held his nerve. with a four—shot lead on the final hole, he was able to savour the atmosphere before finishing in style. on what would have been the birthday of his hero, the late seve ballesteros, rahm had done it and, as he celebrated with his wife and children, his pride was plain to see. it's still really hasn't sunk in yet. i'm looking at the scores and i am still thinking i have a couple more holes left to win. i can't really say anything else, you know. this one was for seve. i know he was up there helping and help he did. and so, after seve ballesteros, jose maria olazabal and sergio garcia, spain has another masters champion. and, injon rahm, this famous tournament has the worthiest of wi

he began the final round two shots behind brooks koepka but he never really recovered from a poor startnd instead, it was 52—year—old phil mickelson who roared into contention. mickelson began the final round ten shots adrift but he really rolled back the years to set a testing target. jon rahm held his nerve over the closing holes and has proved himself to be one of the most consistent players in golf over recent years. he won the us open in 2021 and never looked like losing his composure as he held on for victory and what that means is thatjon rahm becomes the fourth spanish man to win the masters after seve ballesteros, josemaria is about and sergio garcia. this famous tournament injon rahm certainly has a worthy winner. well, rahm's win underlines his status as the best golfer in the world, with four victories on the pga tour already in 2023. he credits doing the little things properly as the key to his success. he's also become first european to have won both the us open and the masters. if there is anything better than accomplishing some thing like this, making history, you tell m

the leaderboard, three-way tie with jon rahm, he shares the leaderboard with victor hovland and brooks koepka day for golf. >> will: what do you think about brooks? he was high for so long and now down so low. day one, three more days to go, has brooks turned the corner >> it is hard to say, it was graphic detail he gave and it was put together by one of the great doctors in the history of our country. he put together kobe bryant's achilles. now brooks koepka, to be in this position. he's out having to do rehab, but less painful for him. he will be a factor. this guy was terrific, look at majors he won when dominating in the game and he gets his game up for the majors. he'll be a factor and i don't think the knee will be a problem. >> ainsley: jim, what about tiger, some were saying he was in a lot of pain, what do you think? >> i think he was disappointed yesterday, five bogeys, three birdies, missed putts, short iron was not good. he finished two over par, he will have to scramble today. the weather will change today, it will be difficult, if it gets soggy and wet, it will make it more diff

american brooks koepka leads with 12 holes left to play in his third round, four ahead of spain's jonm. amateur sam bennett is another two back, a 23-year-old college student who's become the underdog crowd favorite. >> i found myself in a situation where i got a golf tournament i >> reporter: the weather was disappointing but not dangerous, not like yesterday. >> watch out. i hope everybody is okay. >> reporter: when three trees fell across the 17th tee box where a former masters champ was playing his last competitive round, lining up a putt on 16. >> i saw people scatters. i'm thinking, oh my gosh, people, get out of there. thank goodness nobody was hurt. >> reporter: as for tiger woods -- >> did he hit it? >> you bet he did! >> reporter: he made the cut this morning hitting the pin on 15 tying the record of 23 made cuts in a row and dkeeping his streak alive of never missing the cut as a professional. >> i love playing this event. >> reporter: he was six over through seven before play was stopped. the forecast for tomorrow has much better news for the golfers, warmer temperatures a

there was a three—way tie for the lead overnight, but brooks koepka has moved one clear on eight underd in the next 15 minutes, he's on a—under. ididn't i didn't feel much different. the only reason i would think of being defending champion is because i was playing with sam and i didn't think about it really at all today, just because i'm defending doesn't mean i start more under par. i

brooks koepka on a bit of a comeback, the 23-year-old is 8-under-par, brooks koepka is 12-under.ur scores the second lowest 36-hole score by an amateur in augusta national history. your eyes aren't on him though, you're probably looking up, because a close call yesterday near the 17th tee box. play was suspended after severe weather op thinged three 100-foot-tall pube trees. and, thankfully, no one was hurt. this morning fans are pouring in, braving the wet weather to watch their favorite golfers tee off. >>> let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with their weather -- with the weather forecast. rick: they said pine cones started coming down. the only spot in the country today we're having big problems is right down there where the masters is. you get an idea, your easter weekend, your saturday outlook, most of the country looking great except right there down across parts of the southeast. we've got showers, this is all part of the same system that on tuesday brought us all severe weather, tuesday and wednesday. that front just stalled out here, continues to bring

he began the final round two shots behind brooks koepka but he never really recovered from a poor start instead, it was 52—year—old phil mickelson who rode into contention. mickelson who rode into contention. mickelson began the final round some ten shots adrift but he really rolled back the years to set a testing target. butjon rahm held his nerve over the closing holes. he has proved himself to be one of the most consistent players in golf over recent years he won the us open in 2021 and he never looked like losing his composure as he held on for victory. and what that means is that jon rahm becomes the fourth spanish man to win the masters, after seve ballesteros, josemaria olives about and sergio garcia. this famous tournament injohn ryan certainly has a worthy winner. an emotional victory for rahm and an historic one too. he's become the first european to win both the masters and the us open. if there is anything better than accomplishing some thing like this, making history, you tell me that to be the first european ever to do that, it is hard to explain. out of all the accomplish

there was a three—way tie for the lead overnight, but brooks koepka has moved one clear on eight underfter birdying the second. defending champion scottie scheffler starts his second round in the next 15 minutes, he's on a—under. ididn't i didn't feel much different. the only reason i would think of being defending champion is because i was playing with sam and i didn't think about it really at all today, just because i'm defending doesn't mean i start more under par. i started even, going around which i did a good job of, made some nice putts on six and seven. didn't see much going the rest of the day but it was a good start to the week. here are a few of the groups to keep an eye on later. four—time major winner rory mcilroy has never won the masters, he's level par. victor hovland and jon rahm were on seven under with koepka overnight. still a few hours before they go out. thunderstorms are forecast for later. australia women, the world cup co—hosts, are in london for two international friendlies. they play england on tuesday. they are into the second half against scotland women, an

good for a four shot victory over brooks koepka and phil mickelson. the crowd roared as he sunk the final part. a short time later he put on the coveted green jacket. >>> here is a look at the final leaderboard agusta. >>> one of the cornerstones of the masters experience is that you cannot use your cell phone on the golf course, at all. that does not mean you cannot get in touch with someone. we explain. >> reporter: it is not unusual to see long lines around the golf course that agusta national, but a line you probably have not seen in a while is one for a pay phone. >> i have not had to use a pay phone since 2004, maybe. >> reporter: the landmines are offered as a complementary service for patrons but many say using one took some getting used to again. >> i have not seen a pay phone and so long. i immediately called my grandparents and my mom. no one picked up. left cute voicemails. >> i tell my kids, you have to call somebody. that is the thing. you can call for free. >> reporter: patrons tell me they put effort into remembering phone numbers. >>

brooks koepka is among the 18 who will play, and the american goes into it having become the first playernaments, after victory at the event in florida over the weekend. holding off england's georgia hall in the la open. that was after all missed a birdie to force a play—off. we will stay with sport. after hundreds of grassroots football referees in england told the bbc they feared for their safety on the pitch, a world first trial was launched, allowing amateur referees to wear bodycams. around 100 people have used the equipment in the first three months of the scheme and if it proves successful, the trial will be expanded. our sports reporterjane dougall has been to see how it's working. afternoon, lads. so obviously, i've got the body camera on today. so what will happen if i need to switch this camera on, i will announce i'm activating the camera. in the first of its kind in the world, sophie wood is one of 100 grassroots referees taking part in a body cam technology trial. the aim is to see if they can improve the behaviour of players and coaches. it means that i've got that safety n

then there's brooks koepka, one of the faces of the saudi-backed liv golf league who sustained controversynd years of injuries and now sits atop the leaderboard. while an amateur, sam bennett, one of several golfers within striking distance. >> it can't get any better. >> reporter: bennett's backstory is nothing short of remarkable as he told the golf channel, his father was diagnosed with early alzheimer's at 45 and died in 2021 but before he passed, mark bennett imparted these five words to his son "don't wait to do something. >> i see it every time i'm gripping the club, it's right there. i'm on the way to do something. >> reporter: the texas a&m fifth-year senior trying to become the first amateur ever to win the masters, as this year's early rounds have already proven to be far from the normal course of business. sam brock, nbc news. >>> still ahead, running for their lives. the terrifying mass shooting on a south carolina beach during a high school senior skip day >>> also, driving up speed limits the new push to raise speed limits across the country. hohow fast is s too fast >>> we'

he began the last round two behind brooks koepka.he produced a dazzling display to set a testing target. but rahm is not one of the world's top players for nothing, and how he held his nerve. with a four—shot lead on the final hole, he was able to savour the atmosphere before finishing in style. commentator: jon rahm is the masters champion. i on what would have been the birthday of his hero, the late seve ballesteros, jon rahm had done it and, as he celebrated with his wife and children, his pride was plain to see. it's still really hasn't sunk in yet. i'm looking at the scores and i am still thinking i have a couple more holes left to win. i can't really say anything else, you know. this one was for seve. i know he was up there helping and help he did. and so, after seve ballesteros, jose maria 0lazabal and sergio garcia, spain has another masters champion. and, injon rahm, this famous tournament has the worthiest of winners. from drama at augusta to an incident—packed match at anfield where liverpool drew two—all with the premier

interestingly enough, the two golfers who tied for second, brooks koepka and phil mickelson, both playthat breakaway saudi tour, the liv tour. so it will do nothing to quiet the discussion as to how competitive liv golfers are. three out of the top six finishers here play on the liv tour. as for tiger woods, he withdrew rather than finish his third round. at the end of the day the cold temperatures and w conditions >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> the eyes of the whole country will be on local governing bodies in tennessee this week. they're pushing to hold votes that could put those two ousted democratic lawmakers back into the state legislature. cbs's mark strassmann reports on the political dogfight over guns that lost them their seats in the first place. >> reporter: nashville struggled today feeling the joy of easter sunday. especially six grieving families, their loved ones taken senselessly. their grief is an american shame. gun violence. >> how many gun -- >> i hear shots firing right now. i'm hearing rapid fire. 10, 12. >> reporter: the march 27th killing sp

before the rain became too much, america's brooks koepka had opened up america's brooks koepka had openedshot. others, though, including tiger woods, - though, including tiger woods, struggled in the deluge. it his mount was not soggy enough, well, it was now. —— if he is round. but after another day curtailed by the weather, fans, players and organisers will be keeping our fingers crossed. thankfully the forecast is better for sunday, fingers crossed. thankfully the forecast is betterfor sunday, but with much of the third round still to be completed, as well as the final round, a masters marathon lies in store. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. infonetics sunday at augusta, as andy said. —— in for a fantastic sunday. from a super sunday at augusta, it could be a seminal day in the premier league, with the leaders arsenal going to liverpool, looking to restore their 8—point lead after manchester city moved back to within 5 points with a 4—1 win at southampton. erling haaland got two to take his tally for the to 44 in all competitions so far this season. incredible. i would like to be in that

that lead shared with a healthy brooks koepka. approach on 15 to reach the par five green in two shots. brooks is also seven under and was the only live golfer to shoot in the 60s. jon rahm also at seven under. started with a four-putt double bogey. then made every hole look like number one at presidio. so i've heard from people, i'm not shooting birdies. here is a look at the leaderboard. koepka, hovlund, and rahm. and scottie scheffler three shots back. >>> warriors/kings tomorrow, the biggest season of the game thus far at this point. the remaining two both going to be the biggest games of the season. could come down to a must win in portland if they do >>> starbucks workers in sunnyvale say they want a union. nearly two dozen sent a letter to the former starbucks ceo before he stepped down. the workers want better pay and benefits and not face retaliation for organizing. this evening congressman ro khanna showed up to support them. >> they should not be fired. they should not have their hours cut. they should not have their be

one of those is american brooks koepka. all eyes were on tiger woods, though.ed his masters career may be winding down. he shot 2 over par today. >>> okay, audrey asistio joins us with what's coming up next. >> right now at 6:00, questions remain but no answers after a popular tech executive is killed on the streets of san francisco. the evidence police recovered and what surveillance video shows following the attack. >>> the alameda county district attorney going after a judge. why she is pushing to have him removed from every criminal case in that county. >>> and the proof is in the pictures. after months of storms, images showing just how far we've come out of our years long drought. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this thursday. i'm raj mathai. >> the alameda county district attorney is going after a county judge trying to bar him from hearing any criminal case. some are calling it a gross abuse of power. others say it's a critical tool that can be used to respond to judges who overstep their authority. nbc

he began the last round two behind brooks koepka but following a poor start the american never recoveredon that charged into contention. beginning the final round ten shots back he produced a dazzling display to set testing target. but rahm isn't one of the world's top players for nothing, and how he held his nerve. with a four—shot lead on the final hole he was able to savour the atmosphere before finishing in style. cheering. commentator: jon rahm is the masters champion. on what would have been the birthday of his hero, the late seve ballesteros, rahm had done it, and as he celebrated with his wife and children, his pride was plain to see. it still really hasn't sunk in yet. i'm looking at the scores and i'm still thinking i have a couple more holes left to win. i can't really say anything else, you know. this one was for seve. i know he was up there helping, and help he did. and so, after seve ballesteros, jose maria 0lazabal, and sergio garcia, spain has another masters champion. and injon rahm, this famous tournament has the worthiest of winners. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. time

so far leader brooks koepka has extended his advantage overjon rahm.ble players who aren't contending but did make the cut. tiger woods is still there... while another former champion fred couples became the oldest player to make the final two rounds at the masters. he's 63. the gap between the top two in the english premier league is five points again after manchester city reduced arsenal's lead with a 4—1win at southampton. arsenal play liverpool on sunday... but its five league wins in a row now for city... and they beat the bottom side thanks in part to two goals from erling haaland. .. that makes 44 so far this season... while kevin de bruyne becamejust the fifth player in premier league history to reach 100 assists. southampton are now four points from safety. i would like to be in the position, to be _ i would like to be in the position, to be honest. i would like to have eight points right now. five. mark i would love — eight points right now. five. mark i would love it. it is what it is. chelsea lost 1—nil at wolves in frank lampard's first ma

the american brooks koepka was two shots clear of spain'sjon rahm after 5a holes, but they are now levelckwards with a double bogey on the sixth. tiger woods had been bottom of the leaderboard when play was called off on saturday and he withdrew early on sunday. here's our correspodnent andy swiss. tiger woods just managed to make the cut yesterday, but in the afternoon at the start of the third round when the rain was at its worst, he was really struggling. you could see him hobbling around the course — remember it's only two years since he had that career—threatening car crash, and this morning before play started, tiger woods issued a statement saying he was withdrawing from the rest of the tournament because of an aggravation of a foot problem. so that is sad news for the masters. tiger woods had said before the tournament he wasn't sure how many more masters he had left in him, so fingers crossed he'll be back here next year. premier league leaders arsenal threw away a two—goal lead to draw 2—2 with liverpool at anfield. gabriel martinelli and gabrieljesus put the gunners two up ins

before the rain became too much, america's brooks koepka had opened up a four—shot lead. spain'sjon rahm, had threatened to reel him in before a few errors proved costly. britain's leading hope is matt fitzpatrick. the us open champion is currently tied for fourth, but he's still some eight shots adrift. but after another day curtailed by the weather, fans, players and organisers will be keeping their fingers crossed. well, thankfully the forecast is better for sunday, but with much of the third round still to be completed, as well as the final round, a masters marathon lies in store. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. to give you an idea how the players have been feeling so far. well, adam scott who is currently 2 over par, was speaking after the dealyed game, and says he is concerned with how the weather will impact play .. if the wind picks up, even playing ten courses going to play very long. injust ten courses going to play very long. in just the variables, the water and everything, it is going to test us all. , , ,., ., everything, it is going to test us all. , , ., .,

when play resumes brooks koepka will have a four shot lead, having extended his advantage over jon rahmateur sam bennett has also had a stuttering start to his third round, dropping two shots to fall seven behind koepka. the four players on five under par include the leading british player us open champion matt fitzpatrick. meanwhile two notable players who aren't contending but did make the cut. tiger woods is still there — just about. while another former champion fred couples became the oldest player to make the final two rounds at the masters. he's 63. although both were having a torrid time in the rain. the gap between the top two in the english premier league is five points again after manchester city reduced arsenal's lead with a 4—1 win at southampton. arsenal play liverpool on sunday, but it's five league wins in a row now for city. and they beat the bottom side thanks in part to two goals from erling haaland — that makes 44 so far this season. while kevin de bruyne becamejust the fifth player in premier league history to reach 100 assists. southampton are now four points from

luckily no one was hurt and so far the stormy weather doesn't appear to be bothering 32-year-old brooks koepka after two rounds and in the hunt for his very first green jacket. augusta national is not the only place where the weather may be problematic this holiday weekend. for details on that, let's bring in meteorologist alex wilson from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, alex. >> jericka, it's going to be a tough start of the holiday weekend with rain showers likely along the gulf coast, heavy downpours could lead to some flooding concerns. also watching for some stronger storms but i think those will be isolated. tomorrow looks like a miserable day at the masters. things to clear out, though, into our easter sunday. across the southeast, you can see atlanta highs back into the mid 60s and a lot of the country will be dry and bright. chance of rain showers across the pacific northwest. now, monday we will see temperatures warming up for many across the northern tier. temperatures held a little bit cooler because of the snow pack but that will begin to disappear thanks to tho

it's brooks koepka who leads the way, with conditions much calmer as organisers look to conclude the koepka about to get his final round under way — along withjon rahm — the world number two hot on his heels. koepka on 11 under, with rahm two back.... and victor hovland's made a charge up the leaderboard too. he's on 8 under as we prepare for an exciting finish, with the weather much friendlier for golf than over the course of the weekend. one of the big names missing from latter rounds is tiger woods. the five—time champion at augusta retired early with a heel problem. woods was visibly struggling in this third round, as the weather took a turn for the worse. our sports correspondent andy swiss told me why woods had pulled out. no tiger woods — he's had to withdraw. hejust managed to make the cut yesterday, but in the afternoon at the start of the third round, when the rain was at its worst, he was really struggling. you could see him hobbling around the course. remember, it's only two years since he had that career threatening car crash, and this morning before play started he issue

brooks koepka, a four-time majors winner. it is the second major tournament victory for rahm, his season earnings are $13 million. market action, briefly. columns lower on the s&p 500 e-mini. a bit more on nasdaq futures. waiting for the cash market to come back online. this is the futures trade. euro-dollar 1.0908. i want to get to inflation data out of egypt read urban cpi rising in march, compares to 32 % in january. that raises the pressure further on the egyptian central bank to raise rates, deal with currency devaluation. much more ahead. we are back with another update at the top of the hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is my kitchen table, and also my filing system. over much of the past three decades, i have been an investor. the highest calling of mankind, i have often thought, was private equity. and then i started interviewing. >> i watched your interview, so i know how to do anything. david: i learned from doing my interviews how leaders make it to the top. jeff: i asked him how much he wanted. he said 250,

the second round is well under way at the first golf major of the year, the american brooks koepka has three shots clear at the top of the masters leaderbaord. he was one of the early starters at augusta and birdied the par five second move to eight under. he had beenjoint leader withjon rahm and victor hovland who don't start their second round for another few hours. koepka then eagled the eighth to move to ten under. he is one of 17 rebel liv series golfers who are taking part at augusta. jason day has made a strong start, but has just slipped back to six under, fourth on the leaderboard. scotland's women failed to qualify for this year's world cup, but they have claimed a morale—boosting victory over the co—hosts australia. they won 1—0, nicola docherty with a long range effort straight after the break that went in off the post. the match was being played at afc wimbledon�*s ground in south london. australia next face england on tuesday night, also in london. there are a lot of women's internationals on friday. finland have already beaten slovakia. new zealand, the other world cup h

at the moment it's brooks koepka who's the man to catch.jon rahm is close behind, one shot further back. those two out in front, ahead of a group behind them including patrick cantlay, with the amateur sam bennett in there still too. but would take a lot to make up the ground to rahm and koepka. to the premier league, and a big match between two heavyweights later, but first — leeds and crystal palace are in action — both teams looking for vital points in the battle for survival. it's 1—3 at elland road. patrick bamford with a header from a corner put leeds in front. marc guehi equalised just before half time. and in the last few moments jordan ayew has completed the turnaround, putting them 2—1 up and theyve now added a third, eze with that. 3—1 to palace there at elland road. remember, both teams coming into the game off the back of victories — but hovering precariously above the drop zone. leeds two points above the bottom three, palacejust a point ahead of them. injust over an hour, league leaders arsenal kick off at liverpool, who's er

to begin the final round two shots behind america's brooks koepka but kept —— kipkorr never really recoveredse in beginning the final round some ten shots adrift but he really rolled back the years to set a testing target. jon rahm held his nerve over the closing holes, proving himself to be one of the most consistent players in golf over recent years. a member, he won the us open in 2021. he never looked like losing his composure as he held on to victory. and what it means is thatjon rahm becomes the fourth spanish man to win the fourth spanish man to win the masters after seve ballesteros, josemaria are full and sergio garcia. this famous tournament and jon rahm, are certainly a worthy winner. congratulations to him and i'm sure he celebrated in style. all around the world, millions of people have been celebrating the easter weekend. later today, the traditional egg—rolling event will take place at the white house in washington. but in one town in western germany, when it comes to easter eggs, they do things a little differently, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. normally, this time of ye

he began the final round two shots behind america�*s brooks koepka, but koepka never recovered from aars to set a testing target, but rahm held his nerve over the closing holes. he�*s proved himself one of the most consistent players in golf over recent years. remember, he won the us open in 2021 and he never looked like losing his composure, as he held on for victory. and what that means is thatjon rahm becomes the fourth spanish man to win the masters after seve ballesteros, jose maria 0lazabal, and sergio garcia. this famous tournament, injon rahm, certainly has a worthy winner. the travel industry may be seeing an uptick but many businesses here in the uk are still suffering from severe staff shortages, more than a year after the end of pandemic restrictions. 0ur reporter peter ruddick has been to the lake district to find out about some of the problems, and possible solutions. these hands started at the deck this morning at 6.30 in here, but there was already an hour ahead of that doing menus for today, so... easter holidays! fun, fun, fun. at plant by kat�*s kitchen, in keswick,

rahm's four shot victory at augusta came after a composed final round that saw him overtake brooks koepkalso marked what would have been ballesteros�* 66th birthday. when i hit that first shot on the green, the crowds reaction... a wave of emotion, of so many things overtook me. i never thought i would cry about winning a golf tournament, but i got very close on the 18th hole. in a lot of ways, because of what it means to me, and to spanish golf. this is spain's tenth major, my second win, my second major win. it is pretty incredible, and to play the way that i did today, and sunday, on difficult conditions, coming in with a margin, i have a lot of pride and am very proud of myself for what i did. it still has not really sunk in, i am looking at the course, thinking i still have a couple more holes to win. i cannot really say anything else. one other golf line to bring you — world number eight will zalatoris is out for the season after undergoing back surgery. the american withdrew just before the start of the masters on thursday, and has had a procedure to relieve pain caused by a hernia

brooks koepka will take a two shot lead into the third round of the masters, which is just getting underwayof the bad weather at augusta. world number twojon rahm got within a shot but bogeyed the 18th to stay at 10 under. those two will go out in the final group. tiger woods also bogeyed the final hole of his second round butjust survived the cut. he's started his third round at three over. rory mciroy though is going home after he finished five over par. manchester united's chase for champions league football next season remains on course after a 2—0 win over everton. they are up to third in the table, thanks to goals from scott mctominay and subsititute anthony martial. everton could drop into the relegation places later today. we always want to play entertaining football and it was quite entertaining. it was a great game, two good teams. i was very happy with the performance from my team. particularly when you have so many games to play, that you can deliver this shows the character and mentality of this team, so all credit to the team. too many mistakes against a good side, a side that