americans bryson dechambeau and brooks koepka lead the way at augusta. the drama from the first day of the masters to come. aaron ramsey and lucas torreira star in arsenal's victory against napoli. news of that, and the other europa league quarterfinals. "unacceptable". rugby australia say they'll sack israel folau over his homophobic social media post. hello. welcome. let's get started with golf‘s major of the year — the masters — and two americans lead the way, after the first round at augusta. brooks koepka and bryson dechambeau are in a two—way tie for the lead. six birdies, 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 compatr

americans bryson dechambeau and brooks koepka lead the way at augusta.s victory against napoli. news of that, and the other europa league quarterfinals. "unacceptable". rugby australia say they'll sack israel folau over his homophobic social media post. hello. welcome. let's get started with golf‘s major of the year — the masters — and two americans lead the way, after the first round at augusta. brooks koepka and bryson dechambeau are in a two—way tie for the lead. six birdies, 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.

bryson dechambeau. just a moment ago charlie hoffman came within 2 inches of a hole in one and he had one a year ago. there is something about this place. >> a little more stress on tiger's face than yesterday. >> and that was bryson's first ever hole-in-one and he was talking about it earlier this week and you saw how you four he was and not only has it happened here he was talking about it and it arrives at all places at the masters. back at one green simpson with a wonderful shot, the chip left about 3 feet short of the whole. at the 16. >> swelling with pride. he will find a place on the fireplace mantle for that one let's take another seven iron shot. . it was a beauty and it did come on i must tell you, this my 20th year in the 16th dollar, there been 21 holes in one. >> maybe there is another one coming today. and now the final group is about to get started.>> an understatement francesco molinari now driving>> is 36 years old and ranked seventh in the world and has never been better and it age 35

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 the prize for shot of the opening round surely went to bryson dechambeau.ision? after a first day dominated by american players, the rest will now be hoping for that masters magic. most of the players have now started their second rounds and the latest i can tell you is that bryson dechambeau leads the way. ian poulter is still going very nicely indeed, just two shots off the pace. rory mcilroy and tiger woods are due to start their second round shot in the next half an hour or so. on a different note, there is concern about the weather, we had that rain earlier on today and on sunday, when the tournament is supposed to finish, there are thunderstorms are forecast to, so for the first time in 36 years, we just forecast to, so for the first time in 36 years, wejust might forecast to, so for the first time in 36 years, we just might see the masters going into the monday. time for a look at the weather. here's mel coles. there are subtle changes in the weather from day to day at the moment but the overall feel is that it is quite chilly. high pressure is in ch

justin thomas with a spectacular hole—in—1 after bryson dechambeau had done the same thing on the samein the day. brooks koepka was also providing a challenge. the american 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 din

study that was just published by bryson locked myself and some other investigators right and we had some people watch some our videos they selected the videos that stimulate their areas tomorrow the strongest and then we captured brain images right while they were experiencing and some are to see what areas of the brain are activated something to take to another image and this is people at sleeping activated by a.s.m. so what do what will the only engine the yellow dots what are they those are areas in the brain that are having more activity during the moments of a as some are so by doing those brain images that allows us to look at well what are these brain which is what do they have to do with human behavior and what we show in the paper is the brain areas that are active. are very similar to the brain areas that would be activated if you were to think about someone who you care about or who cares about you right someone was to play with your hair or to give you like a grooming experience of any kind we have certain areas of our brain that are activated during those interpersonal bondi

bryson dechambeau out on his own at the front. he is 100 for the day through six holes.e isjust through 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

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

bryson birdied his final four holes nearly had an eagle on 18, but the ball hit the pole and stopped. tying him for the league with 3 time-major winner brooks. >>> the giants had their home opener. and joey bart, three hits and three rbi and a 400 foot home run. he might not be in san jose for long. don't know what the sky is eating, but he got every last crumb. against colorado, jeff samarcho, 7 shut out innings and struck out 7, but did he get a run support. yes, he got one run from kevin. his third of the week. the only run of the game and the giants win 1-0. how about this coolunlady watchg the -- she got to see oakland go deep by chris davis who has 9 home runs this season. in the 7th, the orioles scored 4 runs and kept deficit 7-5. stephen makes the catch and the a's win 8-5. this empire, give a dog a don't. in this case, give a dog a bat. his job is to get the baseball bat after the hitter strikes out and the empire was booed and should have been. the masters round two is tomorrow. i love the music. and rounds three and four, we'll have a post game show on saturday and sunday.

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

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

sports starting with golf and american duo brooks cup and bryson to shambo lead the u.s. masters after the first round in augusta both shot six under par while former champion phil mickelson was one shot back england's in poulter sits at four under alongside world number two dustin johnson in the first men's major of the season in football i'm talking on court had a rough ride in the opening leg of their europa league quarter final bend the match began a nightmare fashion for frankfurt with defender. committing a red card foul in the penalty area twenty minutes in nineteen year old rising star while hey they extend birded the penalty frankfurt's luka yo bitch managed to equalise but then the wheels fell off for frankfurt felix pleaded a hat trick and added one to make it or for the hosts a late. strike left it at four two leaving a glimmer of hope for a. foil news from quadriga is next thanks for watching. going. to. quadriga international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week coming up on talk radio there are some one thousand battle hardened islamic

justin thomas with a spectacular hole—in—1 after the same thing had been done by bryson dechambeau onhole earlier in the day. the american 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, to underpass 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. so a dramatic day at one of golf‘s leading events and a fantastic comeback. the daily telegraph's golf correspondent, james corrigan, watched tiger woods win in augusta. there are still trying to get over it, to see him coming back, i never thought i'd see him when a major like that. two years ago, he told jack nicholas, i'm done, my back is hurting too much. he had the operation and here we are. it is a remarkable story. even today, do yo

prefer to work with a different prime minister moving forward on bryson. they you twenty seven would like to work with a british prime minister that has a majority in the house of commons in the u.k. so somebody who could actually back up what they agree on here in brussels at the summit back home in the parliament with a majority vote that's what they want and they have realised. quite some time ago that's recent may is not that person at the moment with the way things stand in the house of commons that's why at the last big summit here in brussels they took matters in their own hand and they stablished this new timetable that we're dealing with now which would have an automatic no deal bragg's it at the end of next week and if the house of commons does manage to agree to that withdrawal agreement that was negotiated with the e.u. until then then they would have another extension until the twenty second of may so you can see they don't trust series of me any longer to really get things done which is not surprising given her track record in the past but it

study that was just published by bryson locked myself and some other investigators right and we had some people watch a from our videos they selected the a smaller videos that stimulate their areas tomorrow the strongest and then we captured brain images right while they were experiencing some are to see what areas of the brain are activated something akin to another image and this is people at sleeping activated by a.s.m. so what do what will the only engine the yellow dots what are they those are areas in the brain that are having more activity during the moments of a as some are so by doing those brain images that allows us to look at well what are these brain which is what do they have to do with human behavior and what we show in the paper is the brain areas that are active. are very similar to the brain areas that would be activated if you were to think about someone who you care about or who cares about you right or if someone was to play with your hair or to give you like a grooming experience of any kind we have certain areas of our brain that are activated during those interper

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

bryson dechambeau a shot ahead of the chasing pack on six under par.n 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 date on all of day one's action with our highlights coming up on bbc two very shortly at 7pm, and then all the action from today will be on saturday a quarter past one bbc one or you can watch earlier in the morning. before we come here life uninterrupted. thank you for that. eilidh barbour there. you can also follow the masters on the bbc sport website and app. now, the rfu say they will meet england international billy vunipola, after he appeared to show support for australia's israel folau today. earlier this week, folau suggested "hell awaits gay people" on social media, which has led to him facing t

study that was just published by bryson locked myself and some other investigators right and we had some people watch a some are videos they select to be a smaller videos that stimulate their areas tomorrow the strongest and then we captured brain images right while they were experiencing and some are to see what areas of the brain are activated something akin to another image and this is people at sleeping activated by a.s.m. so what do what will the only engine the yellow dots what are they those are areas in the brain that are having more activity during the moments of a as some are so by doing those brain images that allows us to look at well what are these brain which is what do they have to do with human behavior and what we show in the paper is the brain areas that are active smar are very similar to the brain areas that would be activated if you were to think about someone who you care about or who cares about you or if someone was to play with your hair or to give you like a grooming experience of any kind we have certain areas of our brain that are activated during those interp

t-mobile proposed merging with sprint, which would combine the largest mobile operators to compete with brysont&t. we welcome jennifer reed, bloomberg intelligent senior analyst for antitrust and matt came from and for today's issues of antitrust angst. let's start with you, jennifer. normally we look at these market shares and it does not look good. was the analysis from the point of view of the justice department? jennifer: that is where they start. market and they have mathematics they can do that tell them does the threshold matter. is the merger likely to come harm from a market. are these concentrations high enough that there is a potential to harm the market and they see that is yes. the market shares are high. it is a high concentration. when you look at the difference between the concentration pre-and post-merger it depicts a market with anti-competitive effects. the question is why does it take so long to reject it? makeew: they are trying to an argument that 5g is the future of the country and only together can they build a robust 5g network. you need a nice blend of different frequ

bryson birdied his final four holes, nearly had a -- 6 under 66.ng him for the lead with three-time winner brooks. the giants had their own opener last night. catching prospect joey bart, three hits, three rbi and a 400-foot home run. he might not be in san jose for long. don't know what that guy is eating, but he got every last crumb. against colorado, jeff, shut out innings and struck out 7, but did he get any run support. he got one run from kevin balar. only run of the game and the giants win 1-0. how about this cool young lady watching the a's and o's. chris davis has nine home runs this season. in the 7th, the orioles score four runs and kept the deficit 7-5. stephen lays it out. and makes the catch. and the a's win 8-5. this empire, give a dog a bone, but in this case, give a dog a bat. his job is to get the baseball hat after the hitter strikes out and the empire was booed and she have been. the masters are round two is tomorrow. oh, i love the music. and rounds three and four. we'll have a post game show saturday and sunday. have a good da

he has a birdie and the other coleader, bryson dechambeau, 197 yards, watch the shot hit the stick andquite 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 exceeded the giants total with his ninth there, wake onto left field. he is a homerun hitting machine and morale us with a goner to write, his fir

bryson dechambeau, a nice approach on the 18th. look at the ball, where it landed. amazing. cozying right up to the flag, leaving a tap-in for birdie. tied for first after the first round. phil mickelson, two shots back. he's trying to become the oldest masters champion and the oldest to win a major. >>> and in oregon, meanwhile, one golf course is playing a lot more like a lake these days. look at this. oregon state crew team, for one, pretty grateful for this. this is because of the high current at the willow met river. the cresting river is turning the nearby golf course into the perfect practice spot. look at that. >> that's amazing. >> oregon state beavers probably never rang more true than right now. >> yeah, no kidding. >> yeah. if you're going to be watching the matchesters, the weather thg story of the day. we are enjoying sunshine. beautiful weather starting out the weekend. it's a little cool as you get ready to head out the door. a live look at san francisco. a clear start to the day. as we head over to martinez, 52 at 8:00. our temperature trend keeps it nice. q

on 17, bryson dechambeau from the central valley, chip chip hooray. he chips in for birdie.on that putt. koepka and desham doe bowe were tied for at least at 6 under par. koepka won two may 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 s

doubt, the shot of the day on day one of the magsers on 18 a man with the most golfy name in history, brysonhambeau a clean streak a nice roll. it rolls just inches away from the hole two holes yert dechambeau almost made a hole in one he tapped in for a birdie. he is tied for the lead with brooks koepka. phil mickelson also in the hunt. so 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. >

>>first place after round one though brooks kepco the bertie, he shot a 6 under 66 co-lead with bryson dechambeau so a lot of big names at the top in augusta going into tomorrow's round finally given how cheap the game one was who knows what kind of show the sharks the knights have in store for tomorrow, san jose a one zip over vegas in the first round of the stanley cup playoffs p 5 to win last night, sharks ripped off 3 goals in the second stanza the craziest highlight came in 6 minutes into the game. on the board after a puck deflected off of joe pavelski jockey get right back on the ice afterwards. and then he was a trooper for talking to the media admitted that goal costin 14th. >>you know you're going to overcome you know i think right away. there was kind of a good chance to share. and it's are they actually are it ours. >>top drops for game 2 tomorrow at 7 30 at the tank that is a story of toughness right there 4 teeth knocked out goes right back in national painful that is i'm just like a cream to think i'm done. and wow a all right lawrence, what's ahead, hey we've got some g

bryson, he had an excellent end to the year last year winning back to back titles in the fedex cup playoffsng 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 woods, he is on two under par. a couple of the other favorites. rory mcelroy not going particularly well. one over par, and as well you've got ricky fouler, very much in contention a whole host of names including another former winner, adam scott as well. he is on three under par z >> we've got

study that was just published by bryson locked myself and some other investigators right and we had some people watch a from our videos they select to be a small videos that stimulate their areas tomorrow the strongest and then we captured brain images right while they were experiencing and some are to see what areas of the brain are activated something akin to another a major and he says people at sleeping activated by a.s.m. so what do what will the only engine the yellow dots what are they those are areas in the brain that are having more activity during the moments of a s m r so by doing those brain images that allows us to look at well what are these brain which is what do they have to do with human behavior and what we show in the paper is the brain areas that are active. are very similar to the brain areas that would be activated if you were to think about someone who you care about or who cares about you right or if someone was to play with your hair or to give you like a grooming experience of any kind we have certain areas of our brain that are activated during those interperso

brooks kepka and bryson are tied for first place. tiger woods is four shots off the lead.ot. tiger has won the masters four times. >>> today is day two of the stanley cup playoffs. the puck drops tonight. the sharks have home ice advantage and lead the series one game to none. 5:00 to 7:00 tonight. festivities include music, and face painting. >>> all right, let's get you out the door. time is 7:46. sal is watching the bay bridge and everything else. how is it looking? >> the bridge is slowing down. things are beginning to even out. but they had to turn those metering lights on extra slow to hold the traffic back, so the traffic on the bridge dispated. then they sped them up. things are beginning to get a little better as you drive into san francisco. we don't have to worry about a daytime baseball game today in san francisco. the giants do play at night and that may factor into your evening plans. this is a look at westbound bay bridge. it's a 25 to 30 minute delay. there's no warriors game. today should be a decent commute on interstate 880. should be normal, i should sa

. >> rick, little noisy but seems to tilt towards the positive side here is jay bryson, acting chiefty jay, filter that into the view here this is -- this does have bearing on how the first quarter is going to shape up at first report >> yeah. i mean, i think you hit the nail on the they had when you said it's a little bit noisy here these orders and these shipment numbers are a little bit noisy, but in general when you look at the first quarter, and this shipment numbers will feed into that, i mean, we are looking for a relatively slow investment spending, you know, in the first quarter. somewhere along the order of one, maybe two percent those numbers that rick were talking about, the core part of the durable goods orders, that's a strong number and that's an encouraging sign. >> and what is your forecast for first quarter gdp and what is the trend right now for 2019 >> so, for the first quarter, we're looking for 2.6% annualized number. for 2019, we think it's probably going to settle out somewhere around there somewhere around 2.5, sort of percent. so that's down from the 2.9% th

tee shot within a foot, really close, of the hole, but justin thomas had a hole in one and so did bryson it in a place where if you hit it it comes down and a lot of them came close gave him a two-shot lead and a shot to spare on the final hair as he toepd in for a bogey on 18 for a one-stroke victory it's been 11 years since his last major, fifth green jacket and first in 14 years and he passes arnold palmer who had for you masters win. tiger has five, jack has six so that's the only person with more also a big win for nike which had this ad ready to send out on social media channels shortly after tiger's big finish apex marketing estimates that the value of tiger's win for nike was $22.5 million sounds very familiar we will talk nike and tiger woods in just a couple of minutes. >> okay. >> it is tax day, and the one and only rob frank is here he knows everything about taxes. he joins us with a look at how the new tax code is affecting returns. >> i am the ultimate tax nerd. >> how are you feeling you're a little wound, aren't you? >> a little wounded, like everybody else. >> don't you

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it may play very differently for brooks koepka and bryson dechambeau as they tee off later.iger woods, all pa rt francesco molinari, tiger woods, all part of the chasing pack, along with ian poulter, the leading british player in the first of the current contenders to start their second round, as well. he is off in the next 20 minutes or so. and there's been another instance of racism involving chelsea supporters? that's right, this time mohamed salah is the subject of a video that has led to jurgen salah is the subject of a video that has led tojurgen klopp calling for a found guilty of racist abuse. the supporters were filmed singing an offensive song about him. the chelsea forward as a muslim, of course. the video appeared to show show six supporters chanting, salah isa bummer show six supporters chanting, salah is a bummer repeatedly on their way to the match at slavia prague. three of the six were identified by chelsea and barred from the game. the club are working to identify the other three, who did not turn up to the match. they have released a statement... liverpool