will he be back to be giving another ward to dustin johnson? interesting thought, as we go to the good hole here. nick: anything down the middle gets a huge kick. jim: look how far he drove this nick: yeah. jim: downwind but you don't see that that often anywhere down there off the 15th. this is the 14th. ian: yes, and it's playing quite tricky today. playing 3.3 and change. nick: ian, how about this? 12th hole, three birdies, 13th hole, five birdies, 14th hole, three birdies, 15th hole, six betteries. that's a little brutal, isn't it? ian: yeah, 1th hole only two and only one up the last. nick: a lock day. you waited for four hours to play and you're going to be drained after all of this. you then hit that little nice run. ian: back at frank's hole at 13, homea. some good thoughts. see if he can hold it on the green. no. amazing. that's pretty much as good as you can do in that wind. yards 8-iron down the breeze. so here at the genesis invitational in pacific palisades, california, the leader is slamming sammy burns. jim: our leader live at th

dustin johnson, the current world number dustinjohnson, the current world number one dustin johnson,s been giving dustinjohnson, the current world number one has been giving his reaction. he described it as a terrible situation. he talked about his shock when he learned about it during a practice round yesterday. when he learned of the crash. the commissioner of the pga tour and said that he was unable to sleep following vinnie's. and mary mcelroy has been talking about it as well. he said we should simply feel grateful that tiger woods is alive was that he said maybe this is the end with the golf clubs but he assured us that tiger woods will still be a massive part of the game of golf going forward. the overwhelming message is that tiger woods just needs to get back to being a healthy individual before we can even start thinking about being a competitive golfer again. you have interview -- — a competitive golfer again. you have interview -- interview _ a competitive golfer again. you have interview -- interview tiger - a competitive golfer again. you have interview -- interview tige

and for more i'd like to bring in dustin johnson she's a political scientist and research fellow at the german institute for global in the area of studies with a focus on the middle east she joins us tonight from the german city of mannheim doesn't is good to have you here on the day we all remember when former u.s. president declared the defeat of so-called islamic state the kurds of course are telling a different story why are we seeing a resurgence of activity. donald trump probably talked about the. territorial defeat of the islamic state but everyone who knows the islamic state and knows the history of islam as them and islamist terrorism in the middle east knows that territoriality is really the exception and not the rule. and the ground work and these hit and run operations and road kings through sleeper cells is really the rule here so i says basically doing what they know best what they know. back from the days and the 2 thousands from that time and iraqi upside down they're just continuing this and people should be aware of that and i think. trump and his administration was al

and for more i'd like to bring in dustin johnson she's a political scientist and research fellow at the german institute for global an area of studies with a focus on the middle east she joins us tonight from the german city of mannheim doesn't is good to have you here on the day we all remember when former u.s. president declared the defeat of so-called islamic state the kurds of course are telling a different story why are we seeing a resurgence of activity. donald trump probably talked about the. territorial defeat of the islamic state but everyone who knows the islamic state and knows the history of islam as them and islamist terrorism in the middle east knows that territoriality is really the exception and not the rule. and the ground work and these hit and run operations and road kings through sleeper cells is really the rule here so i says basically doing what they know best what they know back from the days and the 2 thousands from that time and iraqi upside down they're just continuing this and people should be aware of that and i think. trump and his administration was also aw

and after today, not a single player in the top 10, dustin johnson pulled out today. not a tournament bing crosby would be fond of. not having stars in the field is costing them other professionals, like vento green, who decided to draw because he can't play with the wrapper. >> i can't blame anybody for playing, not playing because they want to play with guys, i have guys that withdraw for no reason. they will miss out. it will be a great year. >> pulling out of pebble, i don't get it. don't miss out on the top five tonight. >>> coaches always say keep your eyes on the ball. in this case it is the best. >> whoa! >> top rated south carolina against number two, yukon, see it took from the half-court, but the huskies get the win. staff step back and enjoy the show. >> stepped back, he backs all the way up. oh no! >> ridiculous. john behrendt of the grizzlies takes to another level. and at number one, a fan on the field in the super bowl. take a listen to kevin harlan's radio call. >> someone has run on the field, with a bra, he is pulling down his pants. he breaks a tac

you got no celebrities, and now not a single player in the field in the top 10 after dustin johnson pulled out yesterday. not a tournament ben crosby would be very fond of.ment dire told me, not having stars in the field is costing him other professionals. northern california native lintel griffin decided to withdrawal, because he can't play alongside rapper michael moore. >> i can't blame him, can't blame anyone for playing because they want to play with her embers, i've got guys that would draw for no reason, we don't know. we don't know why they would, they will miss out. is going to be a great year of weather and of course the conditions. >> jonas on the tuesday tove >>> coaches always say to keep your eye on the ball. in this case, it's the bats. top-rated south carolina against number two yukon, gamecocks, from half court, but the thbuzzer and a win. beautiful pass by paul to make that happen. he had 24. steph curry makes some ridiculous threes, but john brandt of the grizzlies takes it to another level. shock but hereby more and. and by number one, fell on the field in the super bow

also tonight, dustin johnson single dose vaccine, approval and this tradition. now many states are implement in their own vaccine protocols. steve with us tonight from atlanta. >> when you can get your covert shot in the u.s., it may depend on where you live. at the top is alaska where 21% of the residents have gotten at least one shot. new mexico is next at 20%. south dakota, 18%. near the bottom are georgia, tennessee, and utah. only 11% have gotten a shot. ned lamont says federal guidelines on who gets the shot are too complicated and starting next week, anyone in his state over age 55 and sign up. >> these are our goals for vaccination. one, get as many people vaccinated as quickly as we can, especially those age-related who are much more likely to suffer complications and fatalities get the shots in the arm as fast as you can. >> both pfizer and -- are ramping up production. third single shot vaccine. johnson & johnson will be able to add three to 4 million doses next week and 20 million by the end of march. >> with 14.5 million doses allocated to states, t

that's where you get the brooks koepkas, the dustin johnsons, you get guys that are working in the trailers every day with their weight trainers changing the look of golfers. >> jesse waters, we haven't heard from you. let's talk to you about that aspect of golf as you said -- i know you do golf. you said you're a terrible golfer but you follow the sport. >> i do. i just can't help think about the similarities between how tiger changed golf and how michael jordan changed basketball. jordan transformed the sport in terms of air time. he was able to hang in the air and float. really walk on the sky with his dunks and his ability to hang in the air by the rim. tiger woods did the same thing with golf. his fitness regimen, his power and length all of the tee. his youthfulness. you know, the way he reacted when he sank a putt or did something on the back nine on sunday. it kind of -- it changed the way that people paid attention to the game of golf. i started watching golf when tiger came on to the scene. who wants to watch golf when you're 16, 17 years old, there's no action. when tiger came on

world number one golfer dustin johnson has won the saudi international for the 2nd time in his career the american was the overnight leader going into the final round johnson shot a 2 under par 68 on sunday he was 15 under overall for the tournaments and that meant he would finish 2 strokes ahead of justin rose and tony. already that's it for me to direct over to jury there thanks so much and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we're back in just moments with much more of the day's news see it that. the philippines is biting to restore in doc saying. that the body clearly deny any wrongdoing or. one of many students to guides on al-jazeera. has information on governments responses to covert 19 across the world images so too as a deeply disturbing question. people in power investigates allegations of systemic discrimination against the pandemics disabled victims and asks has there been a shameful failure to protect some of the world's most vulnerable citizens. coverts disabled victims talk to one of jersey you know. this underwater treasure is a risk of disappearing due to

par $65.00 round to sit ahead of players like sergio garcia phil mickelson and world number one dustin johnson in the world of skiing italy was top of the podium in the men's world cup downhill in germany paris is the reigning super g. world champion and clocked in at one minute 33 seconds to beat the current leader it was the 16th wind of his career in this discipline but then things went downhill fast for his german competitor joseph crashed out after he lost control fortunately the barriers did do their job and 1st all was able to walk away from the incident relatively unharmed but obviously a little shaken up that is brutal well that's it for me in doha back to you maria thanks very much liane. at seventies album back in a couple of minutes with a full bonus and for you at 2200 g.m.t. see show. oh man has a rich history but also plays an important diplomatic role in the gulf region today al-jazeera world discovers its empires stretched from the arabian peninsula to east africa built on great sea power. the problem that existed in the gulf was piracy. tribe's was rebellion empire and coloni

dustin johnson at the saudi invitational, his tee shot on 10 just a bit outside drills, a volunteer.son would actually save par on the whole. so all's well that ends well and little cute nous for you on a friday night, guys, this is maggie. the sea otter at the aquarium of the pacific. she's a of the pacific. she's a professional sheldon, you're wrong. wolverine was not born with bone claws. howard, you know me to be a very smart man. don't you think if i were wrong, i'd know it? okay, first of all... give it up, dude. you're arguing with a crazy person. i'm not crazy. my mother had me tested. hey, guys. what are you doing here? what do you mean? it's new comic book night. yeah, but since you and penny finally hooked up, we thought you two would be having bouncy naked yum-yum night. there's more to life than sex, raj. okay, who had "leonard flames out with penny in less than 24 hours"? i did. nothing flamed out. we don't have to have sex every night, you know. you don't have to, but it's highly recommended. yeah, take advantage of that window of opportunity before it slams shut on yo

at the saudi international tournament who was at the wrong end of a drive by world number one dustin johnson lucky man was floored by the shots he's likely to have quite the bruise on his shoulder but up matt seemed ok as he was able to walk away. all right those are useful for now we'll have more for you later bowling thank you very much for that the oscar winning actor christopher plummer has died at the age of 91 he was best known for his role as captain von trapp opposite julianna joe's in the 1965 blockbuster the sound of music christian salome looks back on his 6 decades in film television and stage. christopher plummer was a classically trained actor in his native canada on broadway and on the london stage. fragments. birth to comedy. and tragedy the world came to know him as captain von trapp in one of the higher. movies of all time the sound of music. and the ball. the. film's success caught him by surprise here are words of a sudden you're very famous. none of us really realize it would. go word and of course of course of everybody stuart so i was were disappointed that the part i

world number one golfer dustin johnson has won the saudi international for the 2nd time in his career the american was the overnight leader going into the final round johnson shot a 2 under par 60 on sunday he was 15 under overall for the tournaments. yeah i mean this is tough to win you know on european tour p.g.a. tour no matter what ranking you are so. obviously one that is as number one is is definitely good obviously gives me a little bit more of a lead so it gives me a lot of confidence going in you know for the rest of the year obviously we were at the beginning of the year so very pleased with our plan and looking forward to the rest. already all that's all your support for me and you back over to jury all right leah thank you so much and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we hand you over to our teams in london merriam the mozzie will be with you in just a few moments it's with much more of the day's news about. told to own their own we tell us all in a case where some of the stuff you compensated civilians we listen to the only music you hear is only the most be

didn't win in 2020 when dustin johnson won. tiger woods has endured surgeries, but none like this, martha. >> martha: talk to us about his comeback, the surgeries, the roads that tiger woods has been down and we all followed and you followed more closer than most. >> well, it had been a long, long journey. he last won at torrey pines and he had the long drought all the way up until he won at augusta national in 2019. those 11 year. so much had to him. he had numerous surgeries on his knees, back, neck issues, the scandal with the infidelity and the divorce and the dui. we seen him at the top of the mountain, the greatest golfer ever and then went all the way down into this valley and crawled back up after all of the scandal, all of the surgeries, all of the injuries. he gave us that great moment of joy when he hugged his son and saw him mother much like he had done in 1997 when he hugged his dad, earl. he was hugging his son in the same spot and his mother was right there, too. this time there was so much more joy. he didn't lo

a bit of concern from dustin johnson. johnston's two shots off the lead on 8—under. afternoon. pep guardiola has said he expected betterfrom jurgen klopp than to indulge in "mind games" before manchester city's premier league trip to liverpool on sunday. klopp has suggested that a covid outbreak at city over christmas led to guardiola's side having a game postponed and two weeks off, helping their title bid. we didn't have a break. city had a two—week break for coronavirus reasons. it's really tough. it's a tough season for some teams. for us, obviously for the reasons, you know, it's tough. he knows it's not true. we haven't had two weeks off. nobody does. some people do it for the purpose, but i didn't expect he would do it. i didn't think he was the type of guy. but if he did do it, ok, maybe i was wrong. i love a war of words. in the last few words, wrexham said they are closer to being taken over by ramah county and ryan reynolds, they said they have received approval from the financial conduct authority. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all th

world number one golfer dustin johnson won the saudi international for the 2nd time in his career the american was the overnight leader going into the final round johnson shot a 2 under par 68 on sunday he was 15 under overall for the tournament and that meant he would finish 2 strokes ahead of justin rose and tony for now. yeah i mean this is tough to win you know on european tour p.g.a. tour no matter what ranking you are so. obviously one of those is number one is is definitely good obviously gives me a little bit more of a lead so it gives me a lot of confidence going in you know for the rest of the year obviously we're at the beginning of the year so very pleased with our plan and looking forward to the rest of europe and in skiing the men continue to fly for the ski world cup in epic fashion norway's however egnor grand road secured his 10th ski jump in world cup victory of the season it's his 4th in a row on the 2nd day of competition and clint all in germany has more than 4 victories ahead of his rivals with 9 events to go. and that's all of your sports for me hand you back ov

at the sound international tournament he was at the wrong end of a drive by world number one dustin johnson lucky man was floored by the shots he's likely to have quite a breeze on the shoulder and that seemed ok as he was able to walk away. all right that is was for for now i have more feel later following joe thank you very much we'll see you later that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera but do stay with us we've got plenty more world news coming up very shortly a dream for me again is with you next to stay with us. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be about ideas they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the calling for the bloated defense budget to be trying the bottom line on us politics and policies and their effect on the world is there on the river narin flows through the coldest region of kyrgyzstan the temperatures here could drop to 20 degrees below 0 this time of year but the driving snow and bitter winter conditions on the enough to keep these men from working on the ice and in t

people like dustin johnson and showing the generation of players what kind of person he is really.otten the experience of being able the play with former president trump and with tiger woods in the past. take us behind the scenes, what was it like, what happened? steve: thanksgiving 2017 jupiter court. >> it was right after tiger's back surgery. he was coming back from over 800 days being away. i got invite today play by president trump and tiger and i was thrilled to play with tiger. i played with him when i was on pga tour when he was 16 year's old but to get to see him come back and hit it right out there with dustin johnson who is a long as player in the tour then to see him feel good and hit shots, that was a special day for me in a lot of days. brian: i had a chance to interview him about 5 or 6 times and i found him engaging and well-read and smart, but brad, talk about how he's perceived now as when he came in? the guy is on the tour, when he got all the wins, made it look easy, obviously resentment but the resentment seemed to have dissipated now, what's the reality from t

. >>> dustin johnson way off the mark here. >> oh. can take away the pain, but you can't take away the selling. >> reporter: the custodian too school for school after landing this half-court trick shot without breaking a sweat. >>> and all that matters -- >> that looks like an old jersey -- >> michael jordan on the back. >> bulls announcers took special notice of one fan's michael jordan jersey. >> we're having fun with you. that's a nice jersey. i don't know if i'd wear it. but it -- >>> on "cbs this morning saturday." >> reporter: sbreuper bowl sund is almost upon us. the chiefs will face the bucs. >> let's see who -- >> i'm nervous. >> skpl on. >> man, this is huge. >> there it is. >> oh no -- oh -- what is it? oh -- oh! oh! >> what? >> wow! >> first of all, what a savage pump fake. >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive -- making it easy to bundle insurance. >> reese has spoken. reese is a fair-weather fan it seems. >> or reese realized it's tom brady, that comeback is going to happen. it's going to happen. >>

dustin johnson? rory mcelroy? brooks costa or a tie? brian: john rolfe, just taking a guess.d trump's cpac's be? including applause? it goes to -- up to 25, 30, 30-35, 40, 40-45. you think over 45. brian: he has a lot to stay. ainsley: he didn't speak for an hour last time. brian: i will go f. steve: thank you so much. >> great. ainsley: download the fox super 6 apps and play for a chance to win 10,$000. all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show. topics range from entertainment to sports. it is free to play. download the super 6 there were now. brian: fox nation's happy hours available on fox nation. tom is always hosting that. go to fox nation, your streaming service only for members, digital content. thanks so much. see you later. ♪ ♪ the chevy silverado trail boss. when you have a two-inch lift. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an integrated dual exhaust. when you have all that, the last thing you'll need... is a road. the chevy silverado trail boss. ready to off-road, right from the factory. for veteran familie

people don't think he's going to win it per se but they always liked having him around i would say dustin johnsonthat's how dominant he was. what i worry about, dom. and my knees aren't what they used to be all of your strength comes from your legs. i'm worried that his legs -- it's going to be painful rehappen all of these guys hit the ball -- as far as tiger, remember where he used to hit it, look at bryson, they hit it so far that's not going to do it for them anymore it's going to be the putts remember, the putts, that's where he seemed different recently those five-footers that you just drained every single time because of your nerves >> you're giving me too much credit here. legs and core, that's what i'm going to work on >> i don't get it, five-footers, i can't get to the hole, i can't follow through because of the yips >>> investor appetite for growth stocks may be shifting the energy sectors outperformed techs. our next guest likes growth but says finding an active manager is really important to construct your portfolio, joining us to explain, noah blackstein, senior portfolio manager. i

to golf and it was dustin johnson's long drive that caught everyone“s attention.away. a 40—year—old man, steven robertson, then died in a road crash on a minor road near the a76, south of the town, at about half past eight. us president biden has pledged to rebuild america's alliances and that the country will re—engage with the world, in his first major foreign policy speech since being sworn in as president. but he warned russia that the country will no longer roll—over for president putin. lebo diseko reports. this wasjoe biden“s first official visit to a government department as president. that he chose the agency which is home to the nation's diplomats is significant. the president had a clear message about his country's role in the world stage. america is back. diplomacy is back at the centre of our foreign policy. this is a return to multilateralism after four years of "america first". american alliances are our greatest asset, and leading with diplomacy means standing shoulder to shoulder with our allies and key partners once again. by leading with diploma

. >> and dustin johnson the number one golfer in the world drills a volunteer during his tee shot.ete? pete: man down. the cost to secure our capitol since the inauguration is estimated to be nearly a half billion dollars. that staggering number disclosed while thousands of troops, 7,000 , actually, remain in washington d.c. through mid- march. here to react turningpoint usa contributor and army veteran himself, graham allen. thanks so much for being here so we're hearing half a billion buck, 7,000 troops through march , why? >> well that's the question, pete. why? and it's not going to be just through march. that's the thing, that's the scary point. look, i was active duty, army national guard for 12 years and i know you serve as well. i understand that our troops have to do things, they have to be called on by the nation and especially in the terms of the national guard, there's states, governors. these troops are being lended out by their states to go to d.c., and just like you said, for what? intel that there any be heightened threat risk around february 9 for the impeachment o