i imagine right there he's giving himself a little bit of a verbal beating but that's what golfers do. next to play will be kevin tway. he and his partner have similar lines so they ought to be able to help each other a little bit. so kelly kraft able to see that that thing turns left. good speed. i think kevin is going to end up being a really good player when he can control himself just a little bit with his effort level. now back here at the 16th on the tee. patton kizzire. uh-uh. that is the definition of casual water. now back at 10. kelly kraft. oh, expected that to turn left as his partner's did but it did not. so they start the second nine out with a par. four at the 10th. now, jason dufner. very aggressive, going with the driver. needs to cut that over the bunker. otherwise it brings the water into play and that is not casual water. that's going to be find your nearest point of entry, take a couple of clubs and pay a shot. bill: kisner at nine. second shot on the par hop. part of the adjustments the players are making is just how much has it softened and how much has it not?

guest: thank you golfers. i do think it's important to consider other enforcement measures compared to the border wall. you are right to consider the fact that many of the people who have come into the united states -- in fact, majority of the people who enter the united states illegally in 2015 according to the most recent studies have entered the united states legally, with a temporary visa -- typically a tourist visa , and overstated that visa and began to work illegally. we really do need to compare what is the effect of the wall that is costing billions of dollars -- one estimates that $21 billion. can that money be better used elsewhere in the government? if our goal is reducing illegal immigration? host: let's go to jeff in dayton, ohio. democrat. caller: good morning. first of all, when you are making this wall -- the reasons why there shouldn't be a big cement block wall is because of the environmental problems. you have wind coming through their this going to cause troubles. and the animals that need to g

proud to say that clinton won if thatpionship and wasn't enough we had the number one golfer who is doing a fantastic job is well. had to put in my south carolina plug. let's go to the program. you will see basically the same calendar that you see month to month. that is going to stay as is but you will see that we have to somatic that were going to be pushing. the first somatic is going to be focused on you in peacekeeping and give heard -- u.n peacekeeping. i had numerous conversations with the secretary-general about keeping reform and the members of the secretary general have talked about how they want the keeping -- they want peace keeping reform. the goal is to be effective and efficient through the process and to make sure we are helping the people on the ground. going back and looking at the mandate to see if they actually work, what the political solutions are, are the governments working with us in terms of getting the aid to the people and how we're going to revise to do what is needed to make sure we are changing with the times. i appreciate the support of the purity counsel t

golfers. we saw that with tiger woods. it was a tiger woods phenomenonm ratings to sales, et cetera, to people trying to get into the sport. tell me what the youth is doing-coming generation of golfers. >> well, it's unbelievable. they call them the young guns. we have jason day. we have rory, we have jordan as you mentioned, d.j. unfortunately is not playing this week. justin rose is not an old guy up at top of the leaderboard. i would not bet against him this week. they're bringing excitement and a lot of competition to the sport. i don't want to say i'm pulling for jordan this week after what happened last year. it is exciting not just one player like it might have been in the past with tiger. that is exciting, bringing young kids into the game. last weekend i was in augusta for the drive, chip-and-putt. 80 finalists were outdoors competing on sunday. saturday we had simulators set up inside where all the families came and competitors came. we did a virtual competition inside. liz: nice. >> it was really, really fun to see these kids. i think she was 12, 13 years old, chloe johnson from indianapolis, drove it 240 yards indoors. 246-yards outdoors and

and if that wasn't enough we had the number one golfer dustin johnson is doing a fantastic job as well. so had to put in my south carolina plug. now let's go to the program of work. you'll sadistically the same calendar -- you will basically see -- that will stay as is that what you will see is that weth have schematics will be pushing for the first schematic is going to be focused on u.n. peacekeeping.an you've heard me talk about this in terms of a need for peacekeeping reform. i've had numerous conversations with the secretary-general about the need for peacekeeping reform, and the members of the security council have very much talked about how they want to see peacekeeping reform. there is strong consensus on the security council that we need to move forward, and it's, the goal is to be effective and efficient through the process and to make sure we're helping the people on the ground here going back and look at at the mandate to see if theifit actually work, what the political solutions are, other governments working with us in terms of getting the age of the people at how we're g

golfer did not let the obstacles get in his way. how do you do that, that's dedication. i would be afraid they kick me,. >> they do get violent that's quite a site. >> reporter: that's cute in person? >> they have a violent streak to them. >> reporter: i like to think about the little baby joeys in the pouch. there's the platt bridge, westbound moving all right, no kangaroos on the platt bridge. we have detours in effect because of the nfl draft construction. warminster line we have 12 minute delay on one of the trains. >> reporter: on the big board we're off to a cool start. 6:00 a.m., 48. 8:00 a.m., not a large big deal wind, blowing this morning, but a little breezy at times. as we roll through the day, noon, 61 degrees. we expect morning cloud cover to give way to afternoon sunshine. 66 degrees by 3:00 p.m. high of 67 well hit that around 4:00 p.m. which is around where we've been getting our highs later. 7:00. 63. if you have plans to head out this evening, grab a jacket we'll have cooling temperatures. no signs of precipitation in any of our big travel destinations

in the wind, the golfer is like the sailor, take no risks get back indoors and whatever you do don‘t fer wants not to be blown too far—under par. among them englishman justin rose, a shot better off is lee wet rude, look for his first major, for others a round‘s hard work drained away. fitzpatrick led for a while but was dragged into the pack. there seemed to be only one sheltered spot. where ever charley hoffman, is, he isn‘t well—known, or wasn‘t. 7—under par was some introduction. attention follows rory mcilroy, the world number two meandered off course but found his way back, this maybe a tournament for coppers rather than masters. this maybe a tournament for coppers rather than masters. so that the story of day one but let‘s cross live to the course now and join hazel irvine for the latest. hazel, a far more temperate day for you there? i see sunshine behind you?m i see sunshine behind you? it is warmer, but still very very challenging out there, because we do have gusts of plus 25mph again, so it is picture perfect, that is for sure but test, only two men since 1985 have held th

mulvaney is on the in list, good list with president trump, he's almost a good a golfer as president trump and, oh, yeah, possibly doing, general jack keane will lead our a block, war options against north korea and syria in light of what the president said and judge jeanine pirro. she's really, really nice. all that coming up in "fox & friends". jackie: i think you should keep them. brian: i will keep it. heather: people are going to love what chris christie what you have to say if you're a frequent airline passenger, stay tune for that. we will be right back after this did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. jackie: washington, d.c., that is is gorgeous. it's going to be a good one, i think. i have a good feeling. new motto after a passenger was brutally dragged

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do what feels right for me. playing, you're never going to be as smooth or as aggressive. it can turn around badly. -- commentators say you are an artisan golfera lot of ways. is there a difference? were you ever change? are you ever tempted to become aboutethodical and less your wits? sergio: today i do that, i will quit playing golf. for me, the most important thing is to know what works and to gear.ou have that extra gear, play with it extra it can be very dangerous. feel player. of a if i lose that feel, you never know how it can work. the game has changed and the equipment has changed. is that a good thing? sergio: i think it's good. technologyort, the improves. at the end of the day, they are going to help your game. i'm not saying my game myself. the game we play. it makes it easier for the amateurs so they can enjoy it a bit more. vonnie: what about bringing down the rules. lookingl association is at rules, they want to make it easy for people to get out of workers and sand traps. sergio: i think there are some rules that have been there for so long. they kind of don't make much sense anymore. at the same time, they're trying to make r

credit card firms should do more to help customers in persistent debt, according to the financial watchdog. and the golferho lost a major title because of the eagle—eyes of an armchair referee. coming up in the sport: enya luca is left out of the england squad for euro 2017 despite finishing the women's league as top scorer. —— eniola aluko is left out old. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. donald trump has said the united states will "solve" the threat posed by north korea's nuclear programme. in an interview with the financial times, the president said the us would act alone if china wouldn't intervene. he made his comments ahead of a visit to the us by the chinese president this week. here's our correspondent wyre davies. how do you solve a problem like north korea and its growing military ambitions? under the leadership of kimjong—un ambitions? under the leadership of kim jong—un north korea ambitions? under the leadership of kimjong—un north korea is increasingly seen as a rogue nation, threatening enemies and conducting nuclear missile tests. china has also become frustrated and tie

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there's a story in "the new york or yesterday on how golfers are now able to accumulate data like never before in terms of understanding what they are doingng and how to play the game better. siddhartha: that's correct. but i want to take you toward the end of the piece, where i raised the question about the data. big data, in this case, is absolutely necessary to teach the algorithms how to distinct between categories. if you feedit to thousand examples of melanoma and 2000 examples of nonmelanoma, it will keep learning. but what it is not good at is it can't help us answer why. it doesn't help us understand the patterns behind the patterns. that is where human beings still have -- charlie: whether it is likely to change? siddhartha: that's a big question. of ae you the example childhood establishes between a whoand a wolf -- distinguishes between a dot and a wolf. but then we ask, why is the dog different than a wolf? what makes a dog different from a cat? i give an example of a baseball player. who knows exactly where the ball will land, because they have thrown the ball a million times. the throw it a million times and it will land ri

do you think? you guys are golfers. >> tiger is right. >> i agree.>> i know. >> was it a day? ooh. >> it was inadvertent and had to go into a playoff and lost the playoffs. she handled it well though. >> i attempted yesterday. you should have seen me. look over there. >> they call that a hand wedge when you throw it. >> hand wedge. i nailed it. >>> all right, "pop news" time? >> yes. >> good morning, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] good morning. good morning. good morning to you. time for "pop news" now and supermodel tyra banks is taking on ageism in the fashion world. announcing this weekend that after 23 seasons she's removing the age limit for contestants on the upcoming cycle of "america's next top model." take a look. >> i stood for diverse beauty and erasing cookie cutters when it comes to what is deemed beautiful. >> all right. i love it. great job, tyra. used to be you had to be 27 or younger to be on the show. no more. banks said the only requirement that she's adamant about keep something that contestants must be able to smize which mea

story in york times" today or yesterday about how golfers are now able to accumulate data like never before in terms of understanding what they are doingrong and how to play the game better. >> that is absolutely correct. i want to take you towards the end of peace where i raise the question about big data. big data in this case is absolutely necessary to teach these algorithms how to distinguish between the categories. if you feed it 2000 examples of melanoma -- how to distinguish between the categories. what big data is not very good at and might get better at soon as it cannot help us answer why. i gave you the example of a child who distinguishes between a dog and cat werewolf -- or wolf. within a child or children, we, perform additional functions. we also question why a dog is different from a cat. we open our own black boxes. we say, what makes a dog different from a cat? i give the example of a baseball player who knows exactly where the ball will land because he or she has thrown the ball one million times. if you say landed there, they will land it exactly there. but that person may not know is lost. they don't know why the b

"the new york times" today or yesterday about how golfers are now able to accumulate data like never before in terms of understanding what they are doingrong and how to play the game better. siddhartha: that is absolutely correct. i want to take you towards the end of piece where i raise the question about big data. big data in this case is absolutely necessary to teach these algorithms how to distinguish between the categories. if you feed it 2000 examples of melanoma and 2000 examples of non-villanova, it will keep learning. what big data is not very good at, and might get better at soon, is it cannot help us answer why. it doesn't help us understand the patterns behind the patterns. that is where human beings still have -- charlie: is it likely to change? siddhartha: that is a big question. i gave you the example of a child who distinguishes between a dog and cat or wolf. but then a child or children, we, perform additional functions. we also question why a dog is different from a cat. we open our own black boxes. we say, what makes a dog different from a cat? i give the example of a baseball player who knows exactly where the ball

do it all. one of my stories was about this up and coming golfer named tiger woods. >> hopefully tiger comes backme point. >> good morning. >> you come back and you bring weather with you. >> of course. i bring a big snowstorm to new england. produced a lot of damage in parts of virginia. take a look at the wind gusts gusts up near 50 to 60 miles per hour. toppling trees near these homes, causing damage, as well. we are looking at the storm system clearing out of virginia. it's the cleanup that will be an issue. it's good that the winds will ease and the rain will continue to come to an end with the increase in sunshine. right through the back of that car there, too. a lot of damage from wind and hail. now it's all about the snow that's been falling aross among. mostly outside of 495 in the higher elevations in massachusetts and then across the rest of central and northern new england. rain, though, is pretty heavy in the boston area. temperatures have been -- the reason why, we're not getting as much snow as we originally thought. boston is at 38 degrees. cape cod is a bigger issue with some of

golfer played all week. i wasn't expecting that on whichever hole that was. i did not intentionally dorealise they did that, but i fought ha rd realise they did that, but i fought hard come in and i didn't give up and then you could still win. so many players played great, so congrats to her. the winner said it was an unfortunate incident and she didn't think she had any chance of winning. one tennis line after the biggest win of her career, at the miami open on saturday, rising to seven in the world rankings, johanna konta has pulled out of the clay—court event in charleston this week saying she has a shoulder problem and an illness as well. we will keep you up—to—date with that and the rest and the bbc sport website. i will be back with sportday at half past six. the investigation after the asylum seeker was beaten in croydon and is recovering in hospital, police are sent the development of arrests in relation to the incident is now 16. two more people have been arrested. we know that five people appeared in court in south london in relation to that. the total number of arrests in re

golfer never title. that changed sunday in dramatic finish at the masters. >> how do the story lines and scripts, how do beat justin rose to win the green jacket. he had finished in the top ten at augusta three times before. now he is the third spaniard to win the masters. sergio we're thrilled to you have here. congratulations again. >> thank you guys. >> can you tell us what it felt like for you, what was going through your mind when the ball went in the cup? >> you could see it. >> yeah. >> and you can hear it in my voice. >> what were you saying? >> i was just screaming. yeah. pretty much screaming if i remember correctly, i was in spanish! si and screaming. >> why did it take you so long? >> i wish i couldyo but it's -- i think life has a purpose for all of us. and for me, was mentally now. and i'm glad iecause of what all the things that happened throughout my career. i think i and it helped me grow up not only a person. i think it made this victory taste even better. wonderful to see you and justin rose at the end. i know you're good friends. it was just also a display of yes. i think -- i mean m

doing with time. >> best thing i have done, is realize i am a terrible golfer i don't play much golf anymore. ey think differently than we do, they act differently, and very creative. so i spent most of my time either investing with or coaching some of the technology, and some of the things would come out -- man from israeli israel came to my office through relationship with a broker an app if you are at airport getting ready to get on a flight, for some reason flight is delayed an hour, and you take your iphone or your device, you tap it scans it twice, sends it to the cloud, you get audio. >> my god that is great a good idea. >> he has over a million users now another company i am involved with blink health care. located in new york, 75 million people in america who either under insured or not insured at all, what blink health care using technology is able to get it dratically lower price you learn a lot in syntech ups and downs i think it is going to continue to grow you see gold dpold started markets going to be in that area, that has spent a lot of time in technology. >> about terrificall

dos. they say it doesn't exist. >> everyone was shocked. >> the students published that story and the principal who was hired last month resigned. >>> the world's top golferout of the masters. the injury inside a home that forced him to pull out. >>> phillies are off to a fast start. does the team have momentum? we all hope so. >> that's the question we're going to answer with a full forecast. we're going to look at what happened. drew smith has been showing you a roof blown off a building. we'll talk about that. >>> too much overtime for city employees. philadelphia is paying more than it bargained for ahead of the. >>> the number one golfer in the world is not playing in the masters this year. dustin johnson stepped up to augusta but never took a swing. he fell down the stairs yesterday and hurt his back. johnson won the last three tournaments. >> citizens bank park will be rocking tomorrow. it is the phillies home opener. the team is on its way back from cincinnati after today's game. >> john clark joins us now. cannot wait for the opener tomorrow. >> you got it. the phillies lost their opening series today in cincinnati. it's a tough way to start the

the chinese president we're told is not a golfer, not as if they're hitting the links in mar-a-lago, but they doe name of rex tillerson a long relationship, a business relationship that predates both of these men's rise to power, and, of course, the homework they talk about is they have gone back a long ways here to look at donald trump's career and to see what they can extract from president trump, but again by daring what they call tweetable gifts, in other words, talked that they can score deals here and investments in the united states that will get good mention by the president. that would be a good start. but of all the leaders, the president meant this is the most crucial one and the one that has the most at stake, not only for dealing with the north korean threat but the gaping trade gap, the gap narrowed 10% in the latest month. the president says that's a sign of things to come. we shall see. trish regan to take you through the next hour. trish: thanks so much. neil. we're going to stay on the picture as we watch rex tillerson secretary of state, and premiere of china, xi jinping, as t

do you change the subject in that situation? "hey, that reminds me, did you hear about the one about the fat german golfer?uld not see his putts? [ laughter ] so given -- [ cheers and applause ] given the insane origins of these claims, the fact that they've been debunked repeatedly, and the fact that both democrats and republicans have refuted them, surely house speaker paul ryan would find the courage to tell trump, he's wrong. right? >> president trump says he wants a -- an investigation into voter fraud. you for or against it? >> i think it's fine. i think if a -- first of all, i'm sure there is some fraud. but if he believes that there is a -- a problem to be looked at, the right thing to do is to get an investigation to get the facts. >> seth: you'll have to forgive paul. he's a little disoriented, he's still recovering from his spine removal surgery. [ light laughter ] but the doctor who performed it was really topnotch. [ laughter and applause ] "it was -- it was an easy surgery, came right out." clearly, this is the beginning of an attempt by the president, to crack down on people who voted agains

times" today or yesterday about how golfers are now able to accumulate data like they've never done before. >> right. >> in terms of understanding a, what they are doing wrong. and b, how 20 play the game better. >> that's absolutely correct. but i want to talk you towards the ends of the piece where i raise the question about big data. which is big data in this case is absolutely necessary to teach these algorithms how to distinguish between the categories. if you need it 2,000 examples of melanoma and 2,000 examples of nonmelanoma it will keep learning. but big data is not very good at, might be better at soon but is not very good at is it can't help us answer why. it it doesn't help us understand the patterns behind the patterns. and that is where, i think, human beings still have. >> is that likely to change? >> that's a big question. you know, as i gave you again the example of a child who distinguishes between a dog and a cat or a dog and a wolf. but then the child, our children, we perform additional functions. we ask the question why is a dog different from a cat? we open our own black boxes. and say what makes a dog different from a cat. i gi

do that? for a limited time find clearance prices on the cse bed. now only $1399 - save $500. only at a sleep number store or sleepnumber.com >>> the world's best golfersr round one of the masters. andy scholes has more in the bleacher report. >> good morning, alisyn. dustin johnson is the number one golfer in the world. he may not compete because of a back injury. johnson fell down some stairs and landed on his back at his rental home yesterday. his manager said he is receiving treatment. his status up in the air for the masters. the good news for johnson is that he is in the very last group to tee off today. he will get going if he plays at 2:00 eastern. for the first time ever, the par 3 contest was canceled yesterday. severe storms wreaking havoc. it will be very windy. they are expecting gusts approaching 40 miles an hour. chris, i would not expect to see a lot of scores in round one. a lot of guys trying to survive the conditions. >> that's how you win. you have to beat everybody else. an andy, thank you. >>> dozens of advertisers are distancing brands from bill o'reilly. perhaps the biggest booster of fox news and o'reilly is standing firm and s

golfers. >> danny willet won last year, then had a rough go of it. i digress. today we have andy puz nner. what would it be like to be in the cabinet? what do he has a lot of comments on $15 men m minimum wage, and we may talk about some ads that carl's jr. used to run. we have senator bob corker on. a lot emanating out of washington. and these guys are insisting, gorsu gorsuch, gorsuch by friday, one way or another. we'll see whether any of that effects the markets, which look weak. >> they are soft this morning coming off weakness in asia and europe. we look forward to "squawk box" ten minutes away. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange," we'll get you ready for the trading day next. coming up, savita subramanian. she looks years younger than she should. is it dna or olay? new olay regenerist helps take years off your skin age so you can look younger. who needs dna when you have olay? new regenerist. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dolla

do when they hang out? maybe go fishing? >> they could go to the beach together, walk the golf course grounds. xi jinping is not a golfer at aying to billionaires resort might not look that great given the corruption drive in china last few years. joe: what is donald trump looking for to claim victory in the summit? well, he has criticized china very hard, not just for what he thinks is there an action bringing in north korea, but for their trade deficit. so for him a victory would be getting any kind of commitment to investment in the united states, to buying products from a u.s. manufacturer. those of the kinds of things he would look for. a lot of people would be happy if these two leaders just get off to a good start in a relationship that really has the biggest impact of any on the global economy. scarlet: we will be checking in with you in the days ahead. coming up, more about the meeting from the perspective of the korean peninsula as south korea gears up for a presidential election in the spring. plus, the exclusive interview with the jack lew since he left the post of treasury secretary. 1:00 p.m.ursday at east

do not forget your shade. if you are out golfing don't forget your sun screen. national golfers day. where ever you go there is some kidding to go school, some have off, but no jacket required even though it is chill think morning. see if you can power through without it because your pay off is this afternoon. 46 degrees right now with calm wind in philadelphia gorgeous start to the day, and then most of our other temperatures in the 40's but we have 50 in the mountains and dover delaware and 39 in millville, new jersey. plenty of sunshine all day. we are close to 70 by lunchtime, that is already above the average high for this date of 62 degrees. so we are well above average today, 79 degrees, we are above average, bob kelly, gold star. >> sister lavernea said being above average never got that gold star. 7:32. live look at i-95 southbound heavy from cottman avenue into downtown philadelphia lots of sun glare this morning. here's a live look at i-95 in delco, as we heard from hillary vaughn, watching the flight cancellations over the weekend and if you are not traveling delta make s

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do it. >> back to the masters. sergio garcia considered by a lot of people to be the best golfer never to win a major.n sunday, he wiped his name off of that list, by winning the green jacket in dramatic fashion. garcia and justin rose, tied at 5 under par. a five-foot birdie putt, misses it to the right. that sends them to a sudden death playoff. they go back to the 18th tee. this time, garcia does not let the opportunity slip away. >> and after so many years, once and for all, for sergio. >> garcia makes a 12-foot birdie putt to win the masters. he needed a two-putt to win it. his first major. that green jacket goes with it. this morning, he tweeted a picture of himself and his fiancee, quote, what an awesome, new jacket augusta national gave me tonight. >> good sports. >>> from sports to weather. >> rough weather to talk about. nebraska, severe lightning, thunderstorms and check out all this hail coming down. and in some points, the hail actually was the size of balls that sergio garcia hit. unbelievable. as you can see, though, right now -- went a long way for that one, didn't i? >> yeah. >> got m

golfers that has ever been out there. it's such a pleasure for me to call you my friend. just go out there this week, doring my locker with anyone at the moment. i want to share it with you. you have an amazing week. and then next year, we can be together up here. it was really cool. >> sharing that champions locker. you are getting married, are you not? you are done with the masters. now you have to plan a wedding. >> yeah. she's been planning most of it, which is a good thing. >> you will wear the green jacket? >> you're not the first one to ask. we've been talking about it. it hasn't been decided yet. it has a big possibility. >> sergio, if i could try it on, it looks like a 40 regular, he goes sorry, 38. >> i'm not as strong as you. >> it looks great on you. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> what a pleasure. masters champion. by the way, we will see you next month at the players championship right here on nbc. >> correct. >> we look forward to that. >> i'm excited about it. tease o it's one of my favorite tournaments. i had the pleasure of winning it. it's very, very exciting moment. i'm g