shot a final round score of 67, finishing on 17 under par — a shot ahead of us open champion dustin johnsonkiing. dave ryding has become the first british skier to claim a world cup alpine medal since 1981. he finished second in the men's slalom at kitzbuhel. he was quickest after the first run but was eventually beaten into second place by home favourite marcel hirscher. no brit has won an alpine world cup ski race in the fifty years of the competition. the last british skier to get onto the podium was konrad bartelski in 1981. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. now the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, mark kermode is with me, and what will you be telling us about this week, mark? very interesting week. we have jackie, in which natalie portman plays the first lady. we have split, a psychological thrillerfrom m night shyamalan. and lion, the true story of a little boy lost. well, jackie, how timely? yes, extraordinary, isn't it. so this is d

shot a final round score of 67, finishing on 17 under par — a shot ahead of us open champion dustin johnsonblo larrazabal. it's been a red letter day for british skiing. dave ryding has become the first british skier to claim a world cup alpine medal since 1981. he finished second in the men's slalom at kitzbuhel. he was quickest after the first run but was eventually beaten into second place by home favourite marcel hirscher. no brit has won an alpine world cup ski race in the fifty years of the competition. the last british skier to get onto the podium was konrad bartelski in 1981. now its time for meet the author. you have to be brave to write a sequel to a novel by hg wells, the father of science fiction. but stephen baxter has done it for the second time. having taken on the story of the time machine more than 20 years ago, he has now written the massacre of mankind, which is the story of the return of the martians after their defeat in wells's classic story the war of the worlds. stephen baxter, maths and physics teacher—turned—author, is one of our best—known science fiction authors,

he paired with justin day and dustin johnson at the farmers insurance open. torrey pines has been good for woods over the years so it is the perfect place to begin what is likely the last phase of all-time career. nationals signed stephen drew to one-year deal. he is the second free agent signing. chris hisey was the first. truck day on monday training is around the corner an then opening day. jonathan: why are they hedging on kirk cousins? erin: i don't think they can do anything. they haven't started negotiations. jonathan: thanks. maureen: don't jinx it. doug: breezy tonight with the strongest winds being over. temperatures fall. so the numbers are 32-38 through the overnight period. winds are 10 to 15 with higher gusts. looking ahead from tomorrow to the weekend it will feel like late january. partly cloudy. breezy. 43 tomorrow. 43 on saturday. highs will increase on sunday. high of 40. perhaps a snowshower late monday morning. steve talks about that and colder temperatures at 11:00. jonathan: we have been lucky. maureen: very fortunate. erin: best inner

tiger woods playing with jason day and dustin johnson and, yes, i will be watching.e that he's a shell of what he was. the competitive drive that makes great, g athletes great is still there in tiger. the swing. he can't compete with the long drivers of today. he's ancient. he's almost aarp qualified these 41. [ laughter ] >> the beaut of watching tiger woods play golf we're still hope for the magic. maybe there's still one of those mind boggling rounds still in that bag he carries around. chances are there isn't. he's won 14 majors and he's not going to get jack nicholaus record of 18 nobody is getting his 14 either and remember that. the closest current player how about tim mickleson with five. and just admit it and this is the key part and come clean with me, when somebody mentions this weekend's tournament in torrey pines, you're still going to ask, how did tiger do? >> lucy. you know i will. >> absolutely can i just say i got an aarp card thing that the mail and i was like -- wait is he can. how did this end in my mailbox. >> you're qualified. >> clearly i'm not

this was a year of maiden major winners, dustin johnson taking the us open andjimmy walker securing the one of the most eagerly anticipated ryder cups in recent memory. raucous, emotionally charged, as we have come to expect, but, for europe, they could not quite live up to the expectation, a first us triumph since 2008. 2016 was full of success for sporting great, but that still only one who can lay claim to being the greatest. and this was the year we said goodbye. injune, ali died at the age of 7a. we will not see the like again. boxing owes him a great debt, for british fighters it has been some year. they now have a glittering array of world champions. but tyson fury is no longer amongst them, his battles outside of the ring continue. in formula one, lewis hamilton was the defending champion, with his eyes on a fourth world title. the season began in melbourne, and he quickly realised retaining that crown would not be easy. victory for team—mate, nico rosberg, in the opening race, hamilton second, the tour set for the season. by the time they reached barcelona the lead of rosberg w

with an intimidating chasing pack including dustinjohnson intimidating chasing pack including dustin johnsonhnson and martin came up. finally, andy murray and dan evans are in action in the fourth round of the australian open overnight. you can the australian open overnight. you ca n follow the australian open overnight. you can follow that an sport extra island on the bbc website. i was hoping you would not mention the results of the lester tigers but alas. but first let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the sunday express leads with news of theresa may's upcoming meeting with president trump. the global protests against the new president makes the front page of the observer. the mail on sunday claims the prime minister is set to use her meeting with president trump to tell him to stop insulting women. while the sunday telegraph says the president is planning a new deal with britain to reduce trade barriers and reach a joint position on nato. the sunday times leads on a story that downing street covered up a nuclear weapons mishap which apparently led to a trident missile veer

tommy fleetwood has won the abu dhabi tournament, head of dustin johnson.ident of the united states donald trump saw more than a million and a half people take to the streets in us cities to demonstrate against him. some protests continued late into the night, such as this one in san francisco. but mr trump and his team have focused instead on the media's coverage of his inauguration on friday. despite live footage that showed smaller crowds than in previous years, the white house said there had been record numbers watching the ceremony. and the new white house press secretary sean spicer used his first briefing to accuse the american media of "sowing division". these attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration are shameful and wrong. as you know the president was at the central intelligence agency today and greeted by a raucous crowd of some 400 plus cia employees. there were over a thousand requests to attend, the president will have to come back to greet the rest. the employees are ecstatic that he is the new commander—in—chief, and he delivere

woods will be paired with two of the best in the world, jason day and dustin johnson.ins at torrey pines. that was the old tiger woods. >> i haven't played a full schedule in a very long time. this is an unknown. and so -- one of the reasons why i'm playing four out of to get into the playing ridge up of playing competitive golf again. i've been away from it for so long. >> the man who coined the phrase, you are looking live, brent musburger will call his final game for espn at the end of this month. >> you are looking live at rfk stadium in washington. >> caught by boston college. i don't believe it. >> the legendary sportscaster has done it all, started out at cbs. first host of the nba, college football and basketball on espn. you heard brent's voice at the start of the game, this must be something big. i remember calling him out of the blue when i was at the university of hawaii, student newspaper, he didn't know me from a whole in the wall, spent a half hour on the phone with me talking about his career in broadcasting. i would ask him, what was your favorite even

woods will be paired with two of the best in the world, jason day and dustin johnson.areer wins at torrey pines, that was the old tiger. woods now admits he has no idea what to expect. >> we all know i haven't played a full schedule in a very long time. so this is an unknown and so one of the reasons why i'm playing four out of five is to get in the playing rhythm of competitive golf. i've been away for it for so long. >> the man who coined the phrase, you are looking live is retiring. brent will call his last game at the end of this month. >> you are looking live in washington. something you will never forget. cut by boston college, i don't believe it. >> the legendary sports castert days at cbs as the first big-time nfl host and college football. if you heard brent's voice, you knew it was a big game. i was in the student newspaper and he spent half an hour talking with me on the phone about his career. had no reason to do that, nothing to gain, just did it. years later we worked together on espn radio and he never looked back, always looked forward and enjoy retirem

woods will be paired with two of the best in the world, jason day and dustin johnson.areer wins at torrey pines, that was the old tiger. woods now admits he has no idea what to expect. >> we all know i haven't played a full schedule in a very long time. so this is an unknown and so one of the reasons why i'm playing four out of five is to get in the playing rhythm of competitive golf. i've been away for it for so long. >> the man who coined the phrase, you are looking live is retiring. brent will call his last game at the end of this month. >> you are looking live in washington. something you will never forget. cut by boston college, i don't believe it. >> the legendary sports caster has done it all from his early days at cbs as the first big-time nfl host and college football. if you heard brent's voice, you knew it was a big game. i was in the student newspaper and he spent half an hour talking with me on the phone about his career. had no reason to do that, nothing to gain, just did it. years later we worked together on espn radio and he never looked back, always lo

but he is faced with an intimidating chasing pack, including us 0pen champion dustin johnson and martineen england and india gets under way at 8:00am. that is in kolkata. england have already lost the three—match series, having lost the first two. and andy murray has gone a breakdown. keeping an eye on dan evans as well. he has knocked out cilic, tomic, the home favourite. he isa cilic, tomic, the home favourite. he is a great shot today. this is when you realise you are getting old, when you can't read the score! he has definitely been broken, first game in the fourth set. the brazilian football club, chapecoense have played their first match since after nearly all of its players were killed in a plane crash. in an emotional return to the field, the side, mostly made of of players on—loan from other clubs, met the country's current champions for a friendly. 0ur reporterjulia carniero was there. it is kick—off time for the new chapecoense. the fans have crowded the conda arena to watch their comeback. with fresh new signings, the team is taking a big step back into the game. the flight

but he is faced with an intimidating chasing pack, including us open champion dustin johnson and martinne dayer between england and india gets under way at 8:00am. that is in kolkata. england have already lost the three—match series, having lost the first two. keeping an eye on dan evans. on our very small monitor that none of us can read the score. we need a telescope. 2— down in the third. one set all, a breakdown in that third set. a quick one on zverev, who beat andy murray, ranked 1067th two years ago, and he has come back, i am reading from one of our colleagues on5 reading from one of our colleagues on 5 live, a fractured priest, herniated disc and fractured ribs. —— fractured wrist. herniated disc and fractured ribs. -- fractured wrist. hopefully dan evans -- fractured wrist. hopefully dan eva ns ca n -- fractured wrist. hopefully dan evans can pull this one out. thank you very much indeed. when it comes to rally driving, the general aim is to get round the course as quickly as possible. but for one world record holder, from britain, the biggest challenge could simply be getting

new claw—like putting grip he finished on 17 under par, one shot better than us open champion dustin johnsonreally good day. i am going to do my next sport bulletin in the next style. you have a bit of time. thank you, sally. samsung says faulty batteries are what caused some of its galaxy note 7 smartphones to catch fire, leading to a worldwide recall of the device last year. after investigating what went wrong, the korean electronics giant has apologised, and said it has learned lessons from what happened. the first reports of samsung note 75 exploding while charging emerged in august last year, less than a week after they first went on sale. the company recalled two and a half million devices on the second of september, and put them back on sale with batteries made by a different company a month later but the problems continued and less than two months after it launched the note seven, samsung told customers to stop using it for safety reasons and they stopped making it altogether. joining us now is digital marketing and technology expert, dan sodergren. lovely to see you again. we have b

tiger woods playing with jason day and dustin johnson. yes, i will be watching.on't care that he's a shell of what he was. the competitive drive that makes great and good athlete great is still there in tiger. the swing, he can't compete with the long drivers of today. he's ancient, almost aarp qualified, he's 41, but the beauty of watching tiger woods play golf, we are he ' still hope for the magic. maybe still one of those mind-boggling rounds still in that bag he carries around. chances are, he's won 14 majors, won't get jack nicklaus records of 18. but nobody 14 either. the closest curb player, how about phil nicholson with five. key part, come clean with me, when somebody mentions this weekend's attorney. in tori pines, you're still going to ask: how did tiger do. lewesy? >> you know ill. here is the other thing, can i just say that i got an aarp card thing in the mail? and i was like wait a second. how did this come to my mailbox? >> you qualify? >> clearly, i'm a spring chicken, hello. we always go there, shredder. hollywood at the vatican at the weekly ad