the current well number one justin rose and koepka together. day. they thought that it might be a bit of a curse to be top of the rankings heading into the masters, only three have claimed the green jacket while they have been the world in number one. justin rose turn now.|j they have been the world in number one. justin rose turn now. i haven't paid much attention to it. the golf course of the know who is in the numberone ranking. course of the know who is in the number one ranking. you have to come in and prepare hard and build a new body a break. —— the golf course does not know who is number one. i would say roy is the favourite. there are so many guys who are playing well and capable of winning this golf tournament. i don't see the rank. i knowl this golf tournament. i don't see the rank. i know i am one of those who can win and has a great opportunity. i feel like who can win and has a great opportunity. ifeel like i who can win and has a great opportunity. i feel like i am very confident being in that position. but it is not any extra pre

justin rose has a great looking group, the world number one goes with phil mickelson and justin thomas't bad either. 2015 winnerjordan spieth is with england's paul casey and brooks koepka, who won two majors last year. let's hear from two men who have been talking up their chances of claiming that greenjacket, the world number one justin rose, who has been runner up twice in the last 4 masters and ryder cup star tommy fleetwood. i feel like i ifeel like i am i feel like i am doing ifeel like i am doing another chance to win here. you cannot force it. that is how i go in it. really enjoyed the golf course and enjoy the strategic golf course and to see what happens. the entities weeks now with like —— we entered these weeks now with a plan and preparation. he wants a blade and every week could be that because. they are always an enjoyable experience. it is always the chance that i managed to put myself in that position in the game where i can do that. it is very impressive and strong. not that this isa impressive and strong. not that this is a pga tour event, this is the kind of golf co

world number one, justin rose, and 2015 masters champion jordan spieth are battling to stay in contentionotball, and arsenal beat napoli in the first leg of their europa league quarterfinal in london. aaron ramsey got them on their way with lucas torreira's deflected shot giving the gunners a 2—0 lead, ahead of next week's second leg in italy. john southall reports. it's at pantic arsenal, they take a goal lead to italy next week with their supporters in them know this is farfrom their supporters in them know this is far from over. their supporters in them know this is farfrom over. arsenal their supporters in them know this is far from over. arsenal have a different beast away from home, the damage was done in the first half with goals from aaron ramsey and lucas. they could up the tyre beyond them in the second half but both squander good chances. the italian showed us what to expect in naples next week with an improved second—half performance what the peter missed a glorious chance to lead london within a waco. arsenal, the favourite to progress, but plenty left in this tie yet. we kno

justin rose and ian poulter are currently out on course.bans for supporters found guilty of racist abuse after a video emerged of chelsea fans singing islamophobic songs about mohamed salah. an england player billy vunipola has appeared to to defend a controversial comment by an australian player. the rfu say they will meet saracens to discuss his post. more on those stories that have passed. thousands of children in england are attending unregistered schools — some of which are in "appalling" conditions with exposed wiring, rat traps and open sewers, according to 0fsted. the schools inspections body says 6,000 children are taught in unregistered schools and that english councils have spent tens of thousands of pounds placing pupils in the unregulated facilities. sarah walton reports. these are some of the rundown, dirty conditions where inspectors found children trying to learn. 0fsted visited 500 schools that were unregistered or suspected of operating illegally. they were shocked by what they uncovered. some of these places have like ope

justin rose, wayne is our director of this telecast, and he's going with one of the favorites.like molanari. he hits it certainly long enough, and he is the open champion, so we'll see. >> yeah, and wayne, by the way, picks molanari to win the british open last year. we have post-game shows coming up after the masters this weekend on the 5, following rounds 3 and 4. as we all know, the masters does begin on the back 9 on sunday. >> yes, it does. >> it was a great tournament. congrats again to virginia. texas tech, i thought, outstanding, obviously. so, yeah, it was certainly a lot of fun. >> yeah, great job. >> great working with you again. >> and, hey, it's vern glenn celebrating once again! to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. there's nothing like comfort food to save the day. like my $4.99 sourdough patty m

justin rose has a great looking group, the world number one goes with phil mickelson and justin thomas either. 2015 winnerjordan spieth is with england's paul casey and brooks koepka, who won two majors last year. let's hear from two men who have been talking up their chances of claiming that greenjacket, the world number onejustin rose, who has been runner up twice in the last four masters and ryder cup star tommy fleetwood. i feel like i ifeel like i am i feel like i am to you another chance to win here. but you can't force it, that's the most important thing, the way i've got into contention here in the past was to enjoy the golf course, break it down, to such a strategic golf course, see what happens. there is more expectation on the majors and we enter these weeks now with like a plan and preparation. we want to win them and every week can be that week. they are always an enjoyable experience but there is a lot more to them now and there is always a chance and i've managed to put myself in that position in the game where i can do that. looking at the world rankings the other day,

ok, rory mcilroy and justin rose didn't figure in that masters, but everyone else on the leaderboard winner, three—time major winner, in brooks koepka breathing down his neck. the open champion francesco molinari. that list went on. this was a fantastic victory. it wasn't a runaway masters win. this was one where you had several candidates coming down the stretch. it was woods who prevailed. yes, he should have confidence going forward. i don't think you can dominate the sport as he once did. but he will certainly be in the conversation when we get to each and every one of the upcoming majors. ian carter from augusta. israel folau's international career looks to be over. he has been sacked by rugby australia over a homophobic social media post in which he said hell awaits gay people. he has 48 hours to accept his sacking, orface a code of conduct hearing. speaking yesterday, before his contract was officially terminated, he said: "first and foremost, i live for god now. obviously i love playing footy and if it goes down that path i'll definitely miss it. but my faith injesus christ i

england's justin rose is talking up his chances at augusta this week.he year, the masters, starts on thursday and rose returned to number one in the world rankings yesterday. tiger woods was the last top ranked player to claim the greenjacket back in 2002, so, it rarely equates to success. rose's only major victory came at the us open in 2013, he's 38 now, and has been runner—up in two of the last four masters tournaments, so, can that number one ranking make the difference for him? i haven't paid much attention to it. the golf course doesn't know who is the number one ranked player in the world, you have to come in, prepare hard every time you tee up. every time, the way i see it, rory is probably the favourite, so many guys capable of winning this golf tournament. i don't see the ranking per se, i'm know i'm one of the guys who can win and has a great opportunity to win, for sure. i feel i'm very confident being in a position but it certainly not an extra pressure. and some rugby union news just before we go — glasgow warriors‘ head coach dave rennie

england's justin rose goes onto the tournament as world number one.prime minister has been pushing hard for a further delay to brexit. but as things stand, the uk is still set to leave the eu at 11pm this friday. plans for a no—deal brexit are being drawn up on everything from food to cross—border trade and transport. today, the chancellor, philip hammond, expressed concern that too many companies "have adopted the approach of the ostrich in the sand". our special correspondent lucy manning has been to see what plans are being made for a no—deal brexit. it could be three days to go. still no—one knows. if it is no deal and if it is, what the consequences will be. the uncertainty unsettling. 0n the roads, at the ports, in the factories. 0n the wirral, bags and bags of starch, so the british love affair with crisps won't be disrupted if there is no deal. we've had customers in the uk who are stockpiling just in case the raw materials are impacted. and we've seen a 30% increase. with politicians still negotiating extensions to leave, the fear of no deal

minutes on bbc news, we look ahead to the first golf major of the year, the masters — england's justin rosegreen jacket at augusta. israelis are voting in the country's most closely fought general election in years. the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is seeking a record fifth term in office. but his campaign has been dogged by corruption allegations, which he denies. he's being challenged by a centrist alliance led by a former military chief, benny gantz — he presents himself as the candidate representing honesty in politics. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, is injerusalem. /phaou /sebg yes, it is a sunny day here, the polls have been opened for more than eight hours and the turn out is less thanit eight hours and the turn out is less than it was in the 2015 election, and it comes after a campaign in which there only one issue on the agenda. does binyamin netanyahu deserve that historic firth term in office, he will be the longest serving prime minister in israel. it is not history that is on israeli minds, it is notjust the future of binyamin netanyahu but their cou

the wild number one coming into the masters, justin rose, didn‘t make the cut. molinari, with whom woods played in the final three gummy is the open championship. and a host of talent there. he showed that even 43 he has the capability to be them, certainly around augusta. the question i had been asked more than any other is can tiger woods win another major? i have always said he has that capability but everything has to fall into place. that is what happened here at augusta. now we see going forward whether emboldened by this victory he can become a dominant figure again. they don‘t think he can dominate as he wants to, but he certainly can when more major titles and, without, within his compass, then, yes, there is the possibility will overhaul the great jack nicklaus. what did you make of his demeanour and mental state around the course and how that has changed over the years? we have seen a much more touchy—feely tiger woods in the last year or so. he has readily accepted that he had no idea whether he be able to play golf again, let alone play at the top —

justin rose has a great looking group, the world number one goes with phil mickelson and justin thomaslo. it wasn't quite 20 degrees on tuesday but at least it was 16 celsius. —— august work. the cold air is pushing down across the uk arriving on the way from scandinavia and moving over the cold north sea. but at least we are going to see some sunshine over the next few days. a bit like we did here. it was cloudy and a bit went across the more southern parts of england. but most of the day, seems like this across the south come it isa like this across the south come it is a cross of the parts of england that will see the biggest change in the weather for wednesday. because this cloud that has been producing the showers and longest of the rain is finally getting pushed away out into the english channel. a bit of a cloudy start first thing, some spots of rain along the south coast. elsewhere, clear skies and light winds further north across the uk means a touch of frost is likely. down to —20 —3 in rural scotland. but a bright and sunny start to my pretty much everywhere. the cloud will

justin rose. is that who you are back in? paul casey, justin rose, rory mcilroy.e! i had a dream about justin rose. basically impossible! i had a dream aboutjustin rose. did you?! know! good morning, carol. some lovely sunshine around, but also quite chilly? that's right, good morning everyone. temperatures will be colder today. temperatures will be colder today. temperatures got to 16 degrees in parts of the highlands yesterday. today, though, more sunshine, where yesterday we saw a fair bit of rain. causing all that is this where the front. it has now sunk further south, with showers still across parts of cornwall, and we will see them in the channel islands, but they will clear through the day, so it will brighten up with some sunshine. afternoon sunshine in the channel. for the rest of us, it is a cold start with some frost around, but some beautiful sunrises this morning. there is also more cloud across the north and east of scotla nd across the north and east of scotland and north—west england, but away from those areas, gusty winds across the south—eastern

now, justin rose, the world number one as well, he is another winner on the pga tour this year as welll around augusta? john ron, the big spaniard, he went well there last year, and he is looking to do so again if he did, he would clock up his first major title. one man who does have a major title to his name is justin thomas a former world number one and going particularly well this season as well of course, now, ricky fouler, could this be his year so often the nearly man at major tournaments, he has won the players' championship, and no major title just yet, but could tiger woods finally add to those 14 major titles? none for him since 2008. he did win the tour championship at the end of last year. jordan spieth, he has fallen off a cliff, but when he comes to augusta, he really comes alive a winner, of course, and no worse than 11th place in five visits there. francisco molanari, a major winner, a ryder cup mero, and he did win the arnold palmer as well lots of people in the field all thinking that they can claim that green jacket on sunday. >> any squeeze for the four million reas

i'm justin rose. we are morgan stanley. >>> and we go to miami now welcome back to "power lunch."ecause miami is taking aim at silicon valley tech start-ups around the world competing at the emerge america conference for a chance to pitch including mr. worldwide, pitbull with mayor francis suarez. welcome, gentlemen great to have you here let me begin with you. >> thank you for having us >> fantastic to have you back, pitbull. >> thank you >> let me start with you, mayor. whether you try to lure existing companies from other locals into your state and region or trying to get new ones to locate there, where do tax incentives come into play and how do you look at the competition among cities like the one that just ended with amazon where big tax breaks were given to try and attract companies? how much of that are you doing how big a part of it is it >> well, to borrow a phrase from my brother to my wife, we're in a worldwide competition for competition and tax structure and incentives are a part of it but no state income tax state which means under the federal tax law that we don't,

thewo top-ranked players in the world, dustin johnson and justin rose will start their first game just:30. and two brothers are making their first trip to the most famous golf event in america, nbc's meredith anderson has the story. >> reporter: every year jeff campbell plays the masters lottery. >> let's see. we have -- we woods and koepka. >> this year he hit the jackpot. >> last summer what to think and now that you are here it is a surreal mome a. >> reporte even mora some to share with his dad and father and father-in-law. >> the gras was ridiculous and the scenery was unbelievable. everything you hear is true. >> reporter: they are from toronto, canada, or toronto as the locals call it where this winter was especially brutal. >> minus 30. >> with the windchill. >> reporter: they sure weren't sad to leave those temperatures or even cell phes hind. >> behind my phone the whole time. >> and you don't appreciate it. if your phone is gone and then u walk around and talk about it after. >> reporter: like the tim tiger woodsalked right by them. >> keep it loose, keep heretching, baby. >

world number one justin rose plays alongside phil mickelson and justin thomas.ere are four players at the top on two under, tiger woods at level par after five holes. rugby australia intends to sack one of its star players over a social media post in which he said, held awaits gay people. he is a devout christian and he made similar comments last year. here are the thoughts of the cardiff blues australia head coach. in 2019, the athletes have a job to do as role models in some areas, some of them don‘t want to be but at the end of the day, if you‘re going to put yourself out there on twitter and instagram and you have hundreds and thousands and millions of followers, you can affect things and you can have an effect on what people think or say. so ijust think it is really important going forward that eve ryo ne important going forward that everyone has an understanding of their responsibility to chelsea and arsenal are in europa league quarter—final first leg action tonight. one of them might need to win the competition to qualify for the champions league next ye

justin rose is hoping to become the first world number one to win the masters in 17 years. for a major since his only one at the us open in 2013. but the englishman won gold at the rio olympics and regained the top spot in the rankings this week. i haven't paid much attention to it. the golf course doesn't know who is the number one ranked player in the world, you had to come in, prepare ha rd every world, you had to come in, prepare hard every time you tee up. every time, the way i see it, rory is probably the favourite, so many guys capable of winning this golf tournament. i don't see the ranking per se, tournament. i don't see the ranking perse, i'm tournament. i don't see the ranking per se, i'm not tournament. i don't see the ranking perse, i'm not one tournament. i don't see the ranking per se, i'm not one of the guys who can win and has a great opportunity to win for sure. i feel i'm very confident being in a position but it certainly not an extra pressure. former england rugby union player christian wade is a step closer to playing american football in the nfl after

how about justin rose? he's the world number one. he knows that won't count for much.ng in that position. but certainly not an extra pressure. before the serious stuff, a bit of fun. the traditional eve of the masters par—3 contest and victory for england's matt wallace, including this hole in one. how the rest will now be hoping for some of his magic. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. the players have already been very busy on social media ahead of the masters, expect much more over the next fews days. we liked this from the american kevin na. showing us just how difficult the greens are at augusta. all the way past the hole and all the way back again. makes it look so easy! well you can follow the masters across the bbc. live text commentary on the bbc sport website, radio commentart from 9:30 tonight on 5 live and sports extra. and of course we'll bring you the very latest from augusta on sportsday, that's on the bbc news channel at 6:30 tonight. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11:15. let's get more now on the six—month extension to brex

how about justin rose? he's the world number one. he knows that won't count for much.he opportunity to win. i feel like i'm very confident being in that position. but certainly not an extra pressure. before the serious stuff, a bit of fun. the traditional eve of the masters par—3 contest and victory for england's matt wallace, including this hole in one. how the rest will now be hoping for some of his magic. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. and he mentioned the par three contest. but arguably the most entertaining aspect of that contest. what steals the show every year are the adorable child caddies whojoin their parents on the course. reigning champion patrick reed. keegan bradley and son logan. they are absolutely adorable. we we re they are absolutely adorable. we were discussing their outfits. the traditional masters caddie overalls. and you get to see the golfers as family men and notjust serious golfers. look at them. a future champion right there. he does not even know the rules. go easy, he is one and a half! may be a football world cup winner, instead. he has th

but there's so many guys we're not going to even talk about, whether it's justice thomas or justin rosebet ever in my mind. >> 34 years. i have to tell you, jim, as you know, i'm not a golfer. i don't know a lot about this game. i love bubba watson. but what about it is it for you? your enthusiasm is infectious about it. it touches me every time i see you talk about this game. i mean that. >> thank you, gayle. i love visiting with you guys. i hope you know that. for me, this is the childhood dream. for me when i was a little boy, this is what inspired me that i wanted to be the voice behind the master tournament. those who knew men in my teens know i used to walk around saying one day i want to be at the masters. it's the greatest event of all, deep in my heart, and i feel very fortunate. >> is basketball coach tony bennett with you? >> no, he's not. >> i know he asked on air the other day. >> he did. >> good-bye, friend. bye, jim, bye, friends. >> we love you, jim and love watching it. really looking forward to it. thank you so much. you can stream the entire masters tournament online

later world number one justin rory mcilroy out on the course. later world number onejustin roseuld become the first european to win all four majors. he seems in a good place, says his life off the course has never been better. he spends time meditating, mindfulness and he has also taken up juggling recently. this is how the early leader board looks with two south africans with a share of the lead, justin harding and branden grace. tiger woods parred his first hole, he's level through 1. rory mcilroy getting his 2019 campaign under way. rugby australia has sacked one its star players — israel folau — over a social media post in which said that "‘hell awaits" gay people. folau is a devout christian and made similar comments last year. here are the thoughts of cardiff blues' australian head coachjohn mulvihill. in 2019, athletes have... they have a job to do as role models in some areas. a job to do as role models in some areas. i know some of them don't wa nt to areas. i know some of them don't want to be, but at the end of the day if you are going to put yourself out there on twi

justin rose and rory mcilroy have work to do.iginally denied murder, but reversed his plea. a german man remains under arrest in switzerland following the death of a british woman in a hotel. anna florence reed was found dead on tuesday in a room at the hotel on the banks of lake maggiore, near the north italian border, following reports of a noisy disturbance in the room during the middle of the night. the foreign office says its staff are helping her family and are in contact with the swiss and uk police. the pregnancy and parenting club, bounty uk, has been fined 400,000 pounds by the data watchdog — the information commissioner‘s office, or ico — for illegally sharing personal information belonging to more than 14 million people. it‘s one of the biggest fines the ico has ever imposed. our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones has been following the story. they are a parenting club, millions of people would have experienced this. the offering freebies such as nappies and so on. they were found by the data watchdog to hav

england's justin rose is talking up his chances at augusta this week.he last top ranked player to claim the greenjacket back in 2002 so it rarely equates to success. rose's only major victory came at the us open in 2013, he's 38 now..and has been runner—up in 2 of the last 4 masters tournaments , so can that number one ranking make the difference for him that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. it's the most closely fought general election in israel in years. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, is seeking a record fifth term in office. but his right— wing likud party is facing a strong challenge from a centrist alliance formed by an ex— military chief, benny gantz. both would most likely need support from smaller parties to be able to govern. mr netanyahu has faced corruption allegations in the run up to polling day, which he denies. his opponent has presented himself as the candidate for honesty in politics. they've both stressed their credentials on security. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet is injerusalem

the masters starts on thursday. justin rose from england has returned to number one in the world thisy it often makes reconciliation harder, and can be damaging to children. but others say the changes will trivialise marriage. here's our legal correspondent, clive coleman. currently, when a marriage has irretrievably broken down, divorcing couples are forced to blame each other on the grounds of adultery, desertion, or behaviour which is intolerable to live with, or prove they've been separated for a minimum of two years, or five if one spouse doesn't agree. for decades, campaigners have been pressing the government to change the law, because they argue that when you're getting divorced, you're being torn apart emotionally and financially, trying to sort out living arrangements for your children, and so to throw fault and blame into the mix at that point is to make a bad situation a whole lot worse. amelia jacob is currently going through divorce and believes a no—fault system would have avoided unnecessary stress. there were elements of the process that just felt quite stressful and