and almost 20 years after a 17—year—old amateur wowed the crowds at battelle, justin rose is back.the great moments in, anti—win it would close the book on the open championship story. now, the women's euros are under way in the netherlands, and tomorrow, england take on scotland in their opening group match. scotland have qualified for their first major championship at the 1ath attempt. let's have a look at their fixtures. after that england match, they face portugal, who're also making their debut at the euros, that's on sunday. and five days later, they take on spain. scotland's build—up has been troubled — they've lost some of their key players through injury, including arsenal's kim little, and until last month, the team was in dispute with the scottish fa over terms and conditions. england, in contrast, are fifth in the world rankings and they were unbeaten in qualifying. on paper, the match against spain should be their toughest, but their first hurdle is tomorrow, against scotland in utrecht. there's huge expectation on england's shoulders, and our sports correspondent kati

he's in good company, because previous winners include the likes of rory mcilroy, justin rose and tiger. like them, alfie's now set his sights set on turning professional, as piers hopkirk reports. at sundridge parc golf club today a hero came home. the newly crowned open amateur champion back with a silver medal that could propel him into golf‘s highest wrecks. silver medal that could propel him into golf's highest wreckslj silver medal that could propel him into golf's highest wrecks. i hat to double check to make sure the silver medal was there but it's great, a dream come true. to bring it back to your home club, what of the reception today? it has been brilliant. i have a lot of support from my club and a few guys here help me out and it's great. none prouder than the family members who cheered him on every step of the way. to be there was like being beamed down from out of space. every emotion. i had already cried my eyes out when he made the cut. all day and night, iwas out when he made the cut. all day and night, i was bubbling, out when he made the cut. all day and night, iwas

defending champion henrik stenson, justin rose and tommy fleetwood are among those with an early startand lee westwood have an lie in tomorrow and an early tee off on friday. much will hinge on the weather over the next few days. the bbc forecaster tells us what is likely to happen. thursday marks the start of the open championships at royal birkdale. the weather is going to be a little challenging, although thursday is not too bad. we will have lost the humidity and the warmth from early in the week. some sunshine, light winds and a top temperature of 17. friday, for the early starters, it should be ok, but for those teeing off later on, the winds will continue to increase with outbreaks of rain later in the afternoon. around 18 celsius. in the weekend, weather conditions remaining challenging, with low—pressure nearby. breezy conditions and some sunshine and showers, some quite heavy at times. if the weather proves quite heavy at royal birkdale, there's lots of ways to keep up with the action. chris froome's lead in the tour de france is now up to 27 seconds after today's stage 17, w

justin rose shot to prominence here as a 17—year—old back in 1998.ipping in at the final hole. he has high hopes here as well. plenty of contenders from around the world. rory mcilroy has had some problems recently, but he will be looking for another title. world number one dustin johnson will be looking for another title. world number one dustinjohnson has all the makings of another win. it gets under way tomorrow morning. well it's not much of a secret that british people have a mild obsession with discussing the weather, often very helpful for filling in some small talk. however, when it comes to one of golf‘s biggest prizes, every little meteorological fluctation could have a big impact on the leaderboard. so for you golf fans out there, we thought we'd get the bbc‘s weather reporter stav da naos to preview the conditions at royal birkdale. hello there. thursday marks the start of the royal birkdale championship in lancashire. looks like the weather will be pretty challenging at times throughout the four days. thursday not looking that bad, in fa

mcilroy and justin rose are six off the lead but it was a miserable day for local boy tommy fleetwood for the title but he slumped to a six over 76. so fleetwood and the rest of the field will be at the mercy of the weather tomorrow — and it could get interesting as the bbc forecaster philip avery can tell us. the weather on day one of the open seems to give some of the players a relatively easy ride. whether you're playing spectating on day two it looks as though friday will be a real test throughout the day and for those who sub five the car to make it into the weekend the conditions offer another test of another variety. showers from the word gaul and possibly merging together, longer spells of rain, some of its sharp but the wind will be a pleasant and the players will be playing the course and those conditions. saturday year mixture of sunny spells and showers. there won't be so spells and showers. there won't be so much wind but it will be from a different directions so i suspect the caddies will be checking yardage once again and come sunday in action of sunny spells and shower

have won the silver medal here, the likes ofjustin have won the silver medal here, the likes of justin rosehere, the likes ofjustin rose, and he would seem to have a fantastic future. and no doubt the story of the day is jordan spieth, a man who threw away the open and grabbed it back with an extraordinary display in the closing holes. 0ne extraordinary display in the closing holes. one of the most eventful as chaotic finale is in recent history. chris froome has sealed his fourth tour de france title to put him second on the all—time list. it's his third triumph in a row, and he did it without winning a single stage of the tour. 0ur correspondent richard conway is in paris. this was a very closely fought tour de france but in the end chris froome showed dominance with an emphatic right in marseille in that time trial on saturday, the 14 minds, 22.5 kilometres, showing he was the writer of his generation. this is his fourth tour de france victory and perhaps the sweetest, given that rigoberto uran and the french rider pushed them all the way until the penultimate stage. in the final stage,

has won since nick fouled dope in 1992. 25 years ago, but others hoping to end that statistic, justin rose17—year—old amateur here by chipping at the final hole on the sunday. he has high hopes of winning. rory mcilroy, he has had a few problems recently but the world number one dustinjohnson, it recently but the world number one dustin johnson, it has recently but the world number one dustinjohnson, it has the makings of another enthralling championship which gets under way here tomorrow morning. we would join fleetwood when the open starts tomorrow. welljoining fleetwood when the open gets underway tomorrow will be sheffield—born adam hodkinson. hodkinson turned professional in 2009, but had almost five years out of the game after falling on a building site and breaking his wrist. he's ranked — wait for it — one thousand two hundred and 73 in the world but he'll make his 0pen debut after coming through a qualifying competition. jessica creighton caught up with adam earlier and started by asking him how felt when he realised he was playing at birkdale. when i finished qualifying, i had to

one of the most memorable championships was in 1998, when a 17—year—old justin rose chipped in at theset him on his way to a successful career — he has a us open title and olympic gold to his name but he'd still love to win at birkdale. it is the one tournament i have drink about since i was the young boy and especially at royal birkdale, you take a major championship anywhere, but if it happened to line up at special venues happened to line up at special venues i feel fortunate i could win at marion and to win it here at royal birkdale would be a. poolman of what i did in 1998, so it is a special venue and, like you say, lots of good memories —— it would be a special moment. there is a global robotics competition taking place in washington and among the competitors are a group of afghan teenage girls. they were twice denied us visas until a late intervention by president trump. and they're hoping they can go some way to breaking down stereotypes in both the us and back home. well, good on them for that competition. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twi

he's just been joined by justin rose playing the back nine.wheels' stuart manley. the england coach claims his team will get better, even after opening the european championships campaign with the 6-0 european championships campaign with the 6—0 win over scotland. and as chelsea agree a fee of around £60 million for spain and striker. i will have more of those stories i was a bit later. one in three cases of dementia could be prevented if more people looked after the health of their brain better throughout their lives, according to new research. an international study published in the lancet lists key risk factors — including lack of education, hearing loss, smoking and social isolation. here's our medical correspondent, fergus walsh. now there is another reason to stay active. keeping fit can reduce your risk of getting dementia as well as protect against heart disease and cancer. keeping the mind active throughout life builds what the study calls cognitive reserve, strengthening the brain so that it can function in later life despite damage.

justin rose and local favourite tommy fleetwood, onlyjust made the cut and started the day on 5 over ver likely to trouble those at the top of the leaderboard. the man they‘re all trying to catch, the american jordan speith, who has a 2 shot lead, will be last outjust before 4 o clock, and in the 2 previous majors he‘s enjoyed good opening 2 rounds, he‘s gone onto win. the best placed briton ian poulter is 3 off the lead and is vowing to take the fight to speith, and don‘t rule out the resurgent rory mclroy, who‘s on 1 under par. i got off to the best possible start. i continued where i left off last night. i made some birdies early on. that gave me a little bit of a cushion to play with. i needed to make some big up and downs around the middle of the round, but yeah, i mean, i did exactly what i wanted to do? it will be great to tee off late and have a lie—down in the morning, look at the pin locations, see how other players are playing certain holes. how the course should be played. i just want a nice weekend without too much rain. it's it‘s being softened up right now. you can foll

1998 and a teenage amateur called justin rose. rose finished fourth, the start of a stellar career.o the delight of a now model professional. that was the moment you can show your children. my kids are five and eight and my nephew is three. when you see them watch it and see them impressed because it is now a lego is seen, that's when you know it was a call achievement. rose is now a major winner and olympic champion. he says he has unfinished business here, but those hunting for a home at victory have faith in the fleetwood factor. the boy who used to play here in secret now ready for the biggest stage of all. andy swiss, bbc news, birkdale. hopefully they will have good weather on merseyside for the start of the open tomorrow. a lot of folks in cornwall worried about the weather. yes, extraordinary rainfall yesterday. you can see how this line of thunderstorms just kept coming in around the coverack area. those storms really were torrential. the story has now moved a little further northwards across north wales we have had torrential rain over the course of this afternoon. reports

justin rose better watch out! we better be smart because he is playing with thomas.ver wear white trousers in life generally, but i think they are kay on a golf course. what about red trousers? i've got the lot! patterned trousers? i was playing last week and everyone has to wear tartan. i had a little green number. after i hit two shots someone said my golf was worse in that round. thanks. we've already been talking this morning about the bbc‘s annual report which will be published later today. it contains details of how much the corporation pays its talent. the salaries of those who earn more than £150,000 a year will be revealed for the first time and the bbc has already admitted that only a third of the names on the list are women. we can talk now to our media editor amol rajan who's outside broadcasting house. the figure is over £150,000. how will it rate down? good morning. it will it rate down? good morning. it will be 96 people. the annual report last year had 109 people paid a big number. now it will be 96 and it will break down in salary bands of £50,000. a

one of the most memorable championships was in 1998, when a 17—year—old justin rose chipped in at theway to a successful career. he has a us open title and olympic gold to his name, but he'd still love to win at birkdale. it's the one tournament i have dreamt about since i was that young boy. i think especially at royal birkdale, you take an open championship anywhere, you take a major championship anywhere, but one, if they line up at special venues, that club has something extra about it, and obviously, for me here, to do it at royal birkdale would be a full so cool —— full circle moment of what i did in 1998. it isa circle moment of what i did in 1998. it is a special venue, and like you say, lots of good memories. britain'sjohanna konta has told the bbc that she's working towards becoming world number one. the latest rankings have moved her up to four after she reached the semi—finals at wimbledon where she lost to venus williams. she is taking a short break. konta is the first woman to reach the last four at the all—england club in 39 yea rs. four at the all—england club in 39 ye

the third round has started, two big names teeing off, justin rose and tommy fleetwood.ld at the halfway stage of the open championship. the american lead5 after two rounds from his compatriot matt kuchar who's two back. ian poulter is the best—placed british player on three under par with rory mcilroy‘s 68 putting him back in contention. anything around even par in those conditions will be a really good 5core today. i got off to the best po55ible 5core today. i got off to the best possible start. i continued where i left off last night. i made some birdies early on. that gave me a little bit of a cushion to play with. i needed to make some big up and downs around the middle of the round, but yeah, i mean, idid exactly what i wanted to do?” haven't played a major for a little while so it would be great to go out this weekend. have a nice lie in and have a look at where the pin locations are and see from how other players are playing certain holes how the course should play. obviously, it has been softened up right now. i just obviously, it has been softened up right now.

will this course favourite justin rose's game?ck majors. who are your pics? one word. garcia. back-to-back majors. fingers crossed. we will let you go because you need to go followed ian poulter. you can follow and you're in the tea m you can follow and you're in the team on5 you can follow and you're in the team on 5 live tonight from eight o'clock to ten o'clock. i quite like whispering. got excited because nick faldo worked past. i was so excited that i shouted out and then got told off for raising my voice. i quite like this whispering. so atmospheric thank you very much and stay warm and dry. the time now is 7a2. the story that is dominating the front pages and many people discussing it, the pay period the bbc. some of the highs but aid presenters and actors including some who work on this programme have had their salaries published. this is the first time that the pay of staff who earn over £150,000 a year has been made public. the bbc has admitted it needs to address the gap between men and women. we can talk now to the for

host the tournament for the tenth time with one of the most memorable in 1998 when a 17—year—old justin rosee won the us open and olympic gold, but he says he'd still love to win at birkdale. it's the one tournament that i've dreamed about since i was that young boy and especially at royal birkdale you ta ke especially at royal birkdale you take an open championship and you ta ke take an open championship and you take an open championship and you take a major championship anywhere, but if they happen to line up at special venues, i feel fortunate i was able to win at merion and for me here to do at royal birkdale would bea here to do at royal birkdale would be a full circle moment based upon i guess sort of what i did in 1998. so yeah, it's a special venue and like you say, lots of good memories. more later. but that's it for now. we are back in north kensington. the conversation has carried on while you were watching the news between survivors and medical health professionals, experts particularly in mental health because that's a huge thing that is coming through from the people that we ta

he has another birdie, he is down to two—under par and justin rose and alfie plant as well, one of thosellion pounds with real madrid for alvaro morata. the spain international is on his way to london for a medical. that‘s all the sport from me for now. more just after half past. let us look at that research into dementia. where one in three cases could be superintendented if more of us looked after her brain health throughout our live, that is according to a report out today supported by the alzheimer‘s society. this report lists nine key risk factors including lack of education, hearing loss, smoking, that would be an oven one and physical inaccusety. the report combines the work of 2a international experts and it says lifestyle factors play a major role in increasing or reducing risk. here are the nine potentially modifiable factors, we can all do something about it that contribute to the risk of dementia. with me now is dr claudia cooper, reader in old age psychiatry at the faculty of brain sciences at university college london — who was one of the authors on this report. and we can

close, been one of the best golfers for that long, and that was a really tough win at augusta over justin rosehe, blood sweat and tears to get that thing >> got watching sunglasses, too, with the green tint. >> nice. he didn't cry. i think i -- you cried at finding dori i cried a little bit when -- he didn't cry but he, you know, i don't think self v seve ever tried either but that was a big deal for him. so great >> okay, we're going to solve an economic mystery right now because there's a big mystery in the economics world about why wage gains were so weak but unemployment rate is so low. who is here to solve this mystery? senior economics reporter steve liesman thinks he has figured it all out. >> i don't think it's that big of a mystery when you look at who's getting hired. >> i just teased the whole thing as a huge mystery. now you're -- >> no, no. i just think, look, i spent the morning and some of the weekend looking at unemployment rates by race, and by educational level and what you see is that a lot of the gains over the past six months, where this unemployment rate has fallen, have

the vigil early this morning and threw those pink flowers into the ocean in remembrance of justine as the sun roseso held candles during a violent vigil for her. >> thank you. >>> one of the two cousins charged in the deathoffs four young men in rural pennsylvania also claimed to have killed two people in philadelphia. that's according to police in neighboring bucks county. cosmo dinardo is under arrest after he and his cousin confessed to luring four victims to the farm where they killed them and buried the bodies. >> president trump says it's probably time to just let obamacare fail. after the latest humiliating health bill collapse in the senate, a group of republicans pulled their support, essentially making that bill to repeal and replace obamacare dead on arrival. still president trump is making a last-ditch effort to find some way to revive his party's seemingly failed efforts on this bill. >> i am certainly disappointed. for seven years, i have been hearing repeal and replace from congress. i have been hearing it loud and strong. then when we finally get a chance to repeal and replace, the

white and blue parade in san jose will wind through the rose garden and end on grand avenue followed by fireworks at discover meadow in downtown. (justine) (jr stone) in san francisco, it's more money in the bank for some workers starting today. thanks to a 20-41 ballot measure... the mininum wage is working its way up to 15-dollars an hour. workers will now be paid a minumum of 14-dollars an hour. that will go up to 15 next year - many san francisco natives.... say the increase is needed. (sot) after 2018....the wage will be adjusted based on inflation. (justine) new at 11... the body of a 5-year-old southern california boy missing since april has been found. the discovery comes as the boy's father faces murder charges in his son's disappearance. and tonight - we are hearing from the boy's family. from our partners at cnn cooper rummell reports. (justine) the boy's father has always denied he killed his son... and his attorney says he plans to plead not guilty to the murder. (jr stone) police say 25 people were shot during a concert in little rock, arkansas early this morning. no arrest have been made. but police believe the shooting i

justin keeps it all together whatever he has to do. by we, i kind of mean my daughter because she had tickets to the rose bowl concert. i was going to take her. >> next time. >> come on, justin. we're rooting for you. >> lit's talk about j.lo and a-rod. they were celebrating their birthdays together this week. jen's affleck got mobbed across the country. but first here's the latest on j-rod. ♪ okay, we can't stop looking at j.lo and those abs, specifically that line right there. the mom of two, who turned 48 on monday, put her flawless body on full display last weekend dancing with a-rod. j-rod dropped a bunch of pics of the pre-birthday party. she turns 42 on thirsursday. the celebration continued with the extended family. a-rod and his daughter surprised j.lo with another massive cake while hanging out poolside. we love this photo he posted. check out jennifer's son, max, all cuddled up with him. then on wednesday night -- >> j.lo, a-rod, happy birthday, guys. >> jennifer looked red hot out to dinner in new york. earlier in the day, it was lunch. then came thursday's sweet post to her guy. happy birthday to the man w

roses in person and online. now adding a perfume and jewelry to its offerings, that justin amos is learning to photograph for the website. >> justin, you can change the exposure. >> learning how to work as a team, show up to work on time, be dependable, responsible, understand the social cues, that's what's going to help them maintain the job. >> reporter: at any time there are 14 interns, between 16 and 30 years old, when they age out of school services. so does this program act like a bridge in some ways? >> it does. we are part of the bridge from school to adult employment life. >> reporter: a life that depends on knowing the soft skills of the workplace that can be challenging for people with autism. like the office party. >> it's a reward for me. >> reporter: saying good-bye to joey. the interns have moved on to jobs in recycling, food services, and the arts, planting the seeds for their careers by growing roses. ann thompson, nbc news, guilford, connecticut. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. tomorrow, be sure to tune in as kate snow looks at the quest to get kids talking earlier, combini

rose was working as a real estate agent, and was on the verge of making his first sale. (justinemother along with her one and 5-year-old children... are recovering tonight after being hit by a truck. (jrstone) the mother was pushing her kids in a stroller. reporter sara zendehnam has the details from sacramento. sot - mitch prather witness - the kids were screaming mama mama mama nats cars cars zip by on this busy carmichael road... the scene of a terrifying accident...sot - prather - when i ran in front of the truck they were all sprawled out on the ground a truck collided with a family on fair oaks boulevard at kenneth avenue sunday afternoon...the chp says the group of about seven or eight crossed the street when the truck hit a mother pushing a stroller with a one and five year old inside...mitch prather and ray maestro were working nearby when they heard the crash and called 911...sot - ray maestro witness - it could've been a lot worse if he was going 50 miles per hour maybe they all could've got killed thankfully everyone is expected to be ok.. mom and her little ones were

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