meanwhile, thailand's ariya jutanugarn clinched the yearlong race to the cme globe prize at the lpga—par 66 was enough to win the award for the season's best female golfer. not only that, feast your eyes on the cool $1 million bonus prize she picked up in the process — a pretty hefty pay day for the world number one. lexi thompson, however, was the week's best golfer. she shot a final—round 70 to finish at 18—under, and take the lpga's season—ending cme group tour championship by four strokes over nelly korda. pakistan have regained control of the first test against new zealand in abu dhabi, and look well set for victory after day three. yasir shah and hasan ali the star performers, both bowlers helping themselves to five—wicket hauls. it was hasan who made his way through the top order, with three of the first four wickets, as new zealand slipped to 108—4 in their second innings. and despite momentarily steadying themselves, they collapsed from 220—1; to 249 all—out. that left pakistan a target of 176. 0peners imam—ul—haq and mohammad hafeez took them to 37 without loss at stumps, s

. >> only we joined mark at an lpga tournament to raise money for st.arch hospital. >> i'd like to match the $52,000. >> just what st. jude's does as an organization for kids, especially with cancer, no family is denied whether they can pay the bills or not. >> the father of four is teaching his kids to give back and play golf of course. >> my sons would play every once in a while, but, you know, they get bored after ten holes. they've eaten enough candy at the turn. they want to drive the cart. i told them they'll want to play when they're older. the only way to be good is to play when you're young. >> here's another indication of how much mark loves golf. no. this photo was not taken on a golf course. that is a practice facility mark had built in his own backyard. that is amazing. >>> now michael b. jordan has had a year to remember. it began with "black panther" and he's wrapping it up with "creed 2." talk about a one-two punch. and we joined michael at the new york premiere with the rock himself, sylvester stallone. >> there was so much hard work pu

with a hole—in—one for a six—under round of 66 to lead by one—stroke on day three of the blue bay lpga's laura muir. she won two world indoor medals, was crowned european champion and finished ranked number one in the world over 15 hundred metres. she managed to squeeze all that in around finishing off her veterinary degree — and graduating this summer. so goodness knows what she'll be able to achieve on the track, now the studying is all done and dusted — i caught up with her earlier to find out how she crammed everything in. italy in chicago last it has opinion tough, in final year ita it has opinion tough, in final year it a lot of placement, you have got nights and oncall and weekend, and, yeah, trying to juggle that with training full—time, i barely missed any training so it was really tough andi any training so it was really tough and i didn't really know where i was going to be at with training, whether i would be in good enough shape to perform, but i managed to do that indoors and outdoors and i am proud of myself. which do you prefer? do you see running as a breakfrom prefer?

takea logan has at the lpga event in china. take a look at this.oking for her first tournament win on the tour. i have been waiting for this moment. i'm very lucky to share the course of the best player in the world. i had fun, i enjoyed today and that is all it takes. world. i had fun, i enjoyed today and that is all it takeslj world. i had fun, i enjoyed today and that is all it takes. i hope she will celebrate with the cake, a home in one and her birthday. president trump and the first lady departing the us for france to take part in the armistice commemorations. donald trump is coming to paris. let's listen to him speaking before he leaves. we have hundreds of companies moving back into the united states. you see the unemployment levels are at record lows. many people in our country before they have to come in legally and they have to have merit. they have to come into a system of merit. we have everything worked out. we need some votes for the democrats, we need support from the democrats, and hopefully there will see what is going on. the rea

there was a very special hole—in—one from mexico's gaby lopez at the lpga event on hainan island in chinays the release rate for prisoners has fallen since the high court's decision in march to block the parole granted to the serial sex offender, john worboys. in herfirst interview, caroline corby told the bbc that her organisation had lost the confidence of the public. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, reports. thejohn worboys case has had a profound impact on the parole board. the man known as the black cab rapist was set to be freed from prison earlier this year after a parole panel decided it was safe to let him out. but the high court blocked his release and the case is being looked at again. the head of the board, nick hardwick, stepped down under government pressure. his successor told me it was a very difficult period. we saw the departure of our previous chair in difficult circumstances. the board was subject to unprecedented amount of publicity, the like of which we had not experienced before, and i think there was a loss of confidence amongst ourselves a little bit, p