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matsuyama presented his green jacket by last year's winner. stan johnson. the moment will be long remembered in japan. one thing has been very consistent for the giants through the first nine games of the baseball season, and it was in evidence again today that's quality starting pitching this guy happy whether or not the giants were going for a sweep against the colorado rockies first inning of a scoreless game and. alex dickerson takes herrmann marquez to the deepest part of the ballpark. that's homer number two on the air for dickerson. evan longoria drove in a second run with an r b. i single. it was anthony dishcloth finis turned to shine on the mound to on with two outs for the rockies in the sixth. he's the finney fans sam hilliard to end the inning. he had struck out josh fuentes one batter later. bottom of the inning. brandon belt makes it a little more comfortable for the giant's belt, puts one on the right field arcade for his first homer of the year, three relievers finished the shot. for the giants, who went for nothing and sweep the series fro

matsuyama's approach rolls behind the green into the water.e would save bogy but his playing partner, zander schauffele was trying to make a run from 15. zander nearly holds it out for eagle, settles for a birdie and cut matsuyama's lead down to 1 point. he comes up short, finds the drink, triple bogy, he is done. the only golfer left to make a charge is that man, will zal torres. he was within 2 of the lead but matsuyama needed the lead because he tapped into bogy on 18 to win it, the first japanese golfer ever to win the masters. >> the greatest golfer out of japan. >> i can't say if i'm the greatest but i'm the first to win a majors and if that's the bar, then i've set it. >> what a performance all week by will zaltorres. >> i watched the tournament for as long as i can remember. the fact that i was a part of it and that i contended is even cooler. >> how big of a deal was second place? zaltorres got $2.24 million for second and third place was $782,000. but that's all window dressing compared to matsuyama. >>> the giants continue against t

matsuyama was four clear with just four holes left.ater... ..and his playing partner, xander schauffele, found a birdie. suddenly, the american wasjust two behind. but at the very next hole it was schauffele's turn to make a costly error, and his hopes disappeared with it. still it wasn't over though, as the unheralded will zalatoris posted a target — some performance on his masters debut. but after his wobble, matsuyama held his nerve and tapped in for triumph. the celebrations might have been understated, but the achievement was huge — the first japanese man to win any major championship, a moment for him and for his country to savour. andy swiss, bbc news. congratulations, hideki. thank you. another moment of history at augusta. tottenham hotspur say they are going to conduct a review into racist abuse of footballers on social media — after theirforward son—hueng min was targeted online. son was abused after tottanham's 3—1 defeat to manchester united yesterday. the forward was caught in the face by scott mctominay in an incident th

. >> reporter: with that winning putt, >> matsuyama >> reporter: hideki matsuyama mastered augusta and he carried for all of japan. >> i hope taking this green jacket back to japan will be a proud moment for not only the youngsters but all those in japan that have been rooting for me. >> reporter: matsuyama was a golf prodigy. for the last decade he carried golf crazy japan's hopes for a man to win a major championship. on sunday his second shot on 15 skittered off course. hear the anguish from the japanese announcers. ( sighs ) when you put on the green jacket the first time, raise your hands in the air, big smile. >> i wasn't able to celebrate on the greens, but putting on the jacket in front to have the patrons made it worth while. >> reporter: tiger woods tweeted: this historical win will impact the entire world. matsuyama bowed in respect to the masters course like everyone in golf today to a decade, -- to hideki matsuyama. >> o'donnell: a great match. one for the history books. we'll be right back. , so, uh, yeah, just a silly mistake. i guess i look pretty... ridiculous. [ chuck

japan is busking in the glow of another sporting achievement on sunday he dickie matsuyama became the 1st japanese man to win one of golf's major titles the prestigious mostest at augusta after the 1st 3 and a half days of play at the masters tournament. seemed to be a sure bet to win with a massive lead of 6 strokes and just 9 holes to play but his home country had to hold its breath as the leader made a number of poor shots including one that landed his ball in a pond allowing his rivals to move within a single shot matsuyama held firm at the last however to win for himself for his long suffering caddie for his country and for his country's youth my some all. hopefully. others will be inspired by what happened here. and maybe follow in my footsteps. back home in japan golfers of all ages picked up their clubs with a slightly firmer grip this academy proudly displays matsuyama as image signature and accomplishments. japan's prime minister meanwhile sang his praises hewn on the phone on a with the prolonged coronavirus pandemic i think this when really gave courage and excitement to e

and it is a factor that for matsuyama, thatis it is a factor that for matsuyama, that is not necessarilynalists, if any, because not many japanese journalists, ifany, have because not many japanese journalists, if any, have been able to travel because of covid. so on the ground in a that particular pressure isn't perhaps as great as it might�*ve been. john murray speaking to me a short while ago. he is part of the commentary team, and you can have a final round of the masters over on bbc five live in five live sports extra. time now for some of the day's other sport stories... a half century for england'sjonny bairstow couldn't stop sunrisers hyderabad losing by ten runs to kolkata knight riders in the indian premier league. eoin morgan took a couple of catches as he captained his side to victory in chennai. toulose are through to the semi finals of the champions cup. they won 21—12 at clermont auvergne with all the points coming from the boot of romain n—tamack. elsewhere, bordeaux beat racing 92. last year's tour de france runner—up primoz roglic has continued his good start to the sea

hideki matsuyama bowing to the course itself in a gesture of itself.aying in his first masters and major overall and he did not blink. his first round was a 71. that will keep you hanging around the top of the leaderboard nearly any weekend. zalatoris said afterwards he wasn't pleased he finished second which is a heck of a accomplishment at augusta but frustrated he couldn't find a way to win the green jacket. >> it hasn't sunk in. i think, if anything, it's the fact i'm one shot short. it's just kind of sitting right in front of me thinking where i could have found that one or two shots, but that's just golf. every single week you always think about those one or two, but, you know, like i said, the fact i put myself in contention and was able to handle it and be in the final group and my third major in my entire career is obviously really exciting. >> bright future ahead. >>> stephen curry is 19 points away from passing the legendary wilt chamberlain for number one on the warriors all time scoring list. can he do that tomorrow night against denver at

. >>> and history in japan hideki matsuyama is the first japanese player to take the green jacket at the masters. it is monday, april 12th this is "worldwide exchange. ♪ simply the best ♪ ♪ better than all the rest ♪ >>> good morning good afternoon good evening welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan good to be back with you after a week off let's jump in. it is monday futures are in the red we have seeing dow futures down about 90 points. not a huge drop. fair value you see is in the green. not quite a toss up. leaning more negative. the overall and why you are here is to see if the solid run of stocks can keep going in april nasdaq 100 is up nearly 6% this month. the s&p 500 is up 4% we have very good market stats coming up for you in the rbi in a bit. other classes like bond yields that has been one of the movers and shift to value we are seeing 10-year down to 1.66%. >>> and china is down about 1% in europe, they are getting their trading day going. they are like us and mostly in the red. they are at least finally starting to get the mainland eu

hideki matsuyama saw his overnight lead drop to one. was looking to step on everybody's throats at the turn. watch this baby roll back to the pin. 13 under and a five-shot lead. back to the 13th. matsuyama's approach comes out hot. rolls by the green, into the water and would save a bogey. that's pretty good, but his playing mart her in xavier schauffele was trying to make run. from the green side bunker on 15, nearly holds it for eagle. he settled for a birdie. the lead is down to two strokes at that point. mojo didn't last long. schauffele comes up short and finds the water. triple bogey six and that was the tournament. matsuyama had a two shot lead and tapped in for the bogey and the which. he is the first japanese golfer to win a green jacket. san francisco native will zalatoris finished runner up one shot behind matsuyama. >> can you tell us what it means to your country? >> hopefully i'll be a pioneer in this and many japanese will follow and i'm glad to be able to open the flood gates hopefully and many more will follow me. >> nb

. >> matsuyama is japan's first masters champion. >> wow. the best amateur at the masters, 29-year-old hideki matsuyama claims the ultimate prize at august stachlt that green jacket, and takes his prays in history as the first japanese man to win a major championship. matsuyama began yesterday's final round with a four-stroke lead and stretched his lead to six strokes. schauffele ran off four straight birdies, but came undone on the par 3 16th with a triple bogey that ended his late charge. despite bogeying three of his last four holes, matsuyama walks off the 18th green with a one-shot victory and slips into that green jacket as masters champion. of the first list feat matsuyama says, quote, hopefully i will be a pioneer and many other japanese will follow. that sentiment was echoed in a tweet from tiger woods congratulating matsuyama on a victory that would, quote, impact the entire golf world. congratulations. >>> as japan celebrated matsuyama's victory new safety measures for the tokyo olympics continue to underline the risk of holding t

hideki matsuyama entered the week as the 29th top golf never the world.he famous masters green jacket is a dream come true. >> congratulations, hideki. >> thank you. >> what a thrill and honor it's going to be to take the green jacket back to japan. >> reporter: with this win, matsuyama becomes the first japanese golfer to win any of the four major championships in men's golf. >> translator: i just couldn't stop crying. the tear drops wouldn't stop coming down. >> translator: i was crying and i didn't even notice i was crying. he gave big hope and dreams to children, future golfers. >> reporter: but being thrust into the limelight is not comfortable for matsuyama. the humble spirit of his team on display when his caddy made a respectful bow after the win on sunday. matsuyama has been a celebrity for years in japan even playing a round with former president trump in tokyo, but he's remained a mystery on the international stage. >> reporter: his father introduced him to golf when he was 4 years old. at the age of 11 he became the first to appear at the mast

japan is boskin in the north another sporting achievement on sunday he dickey matsuyama became the 1st japanese mom to win one of golf's major titles the prestigious mostest at augusta. after the 1st 3 and a half days of play at the masters tournament. yama seemed to be a sure bet to win with a massive lead of 6 strokes and just 9 holes to play but his home country had to hold its breath as the leader made a number of poor shots including one that landed his ball in a pond allowing his rivals to move within a single shot matsuyama held firm at the last however to win for himself for his long suffering caddie for his country and for his country's youth. some more hopefully. others will be inspired by what happened here. and maybe follow in my footsteps. back home in japan golfers of all ages picked up their clubs with a slightly firmer grip this academy proudly displays matsuyama as image signature and accomplishments. japan's prime minister meanwhile sang his praises she got that going on a killing now with the prolonged coronavirus pandemic i think this win really gave courage and exc

oris was the closest player to matsuyama zala taurus saves part 18 to finish a round of 70 matsuyama would use every bit of his cushion at 18. he could afford to put for bogey and still won by a stroke. and that's exactly what he did finishing off a fun around 73 that earned him membership in any clubs. matsuyama presented his green jacket by last year's winner, dustin johnson. the moment will be long remembered in japan. so listening man, buddy hope. it'll think off it in japan, and in a good way. not only, you know those who are golfers already, but hopefully the youngsters who are playing golf or thinking about playing golf. i hope they will see this victory and try to follow in my footsteps. one thing's been very consistent for the giants through the first nine games of the baseball season that. was in evidence again today that's quality starting pitching this guy happy whether not the giants were gonna sweep against colorado or not first inning of a scoreless game, alex dickerson takes airman marquez to the deepest part of the ballpark as homer number two on the year for dickers

but hideki matsuyama was far from alone the 29-year-old carrying the hopes of his nation >> matsuyamaasters champion >> reporter: his caddie bowing on 18, a japanese gesture of respect. while matsuyama's smile as he put on the green jacket needed no interpretation matsuyama's is a story of perseverance. this breaks his streak of 93 tournaments without a win. >> translator: hopefully i'll be a pioneer in this and many other japanese will follow. >> this is important for kids watching their tv sets. they can see this is a monumental time. >> reporter: this morning the masters champion spotted clutching the green jacket as he waited for a commercial flight a prize and a moment to hold on to. kristen dahlgren, nbc news >> that is "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪ ♪♪ i know you think that ♪ ♪ i shouldn't still love you ♪ ♪ or tell you that ♪ ♪ but if i didn't say it ♪ ♪ well i'd still have felt it ♪ ♪ where's the sense in that ♪ ♪ i promise i'm not trying to make your life harder ♪ ♪

but matsuyama was still the man they were all chasing.. ..could this be their year? andy swiss, bbc news. the annual bafta film awards ceremony has paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh, who became the organisation's first president in 1959. this year, because of the pandemic, winners delivered their acceptance speeches remotely. our arts editor, will gompertz, was watching. there was a sombre note to begin this year's baftas, as the academy paid tribute to its first and greatly admired president. before we start, we're extremely saddened by the passing of his royal highness prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, on friday. now, the duke was bafta's first ever president over 60 years ago and was the first royal patron, a line that goes through all the way to bafta's current president, his grandson, the duke of cambridge. it was a largely virtual awards in which the nominees appeared on giant screens while the celebrity presenters opened the golden envelopes in a virtually empty royal albert hall. nomadland was an early and fitting winner,

hideki matsuyama had a two shot lead on 18 any tapped in for a bogey in the win and he is the first japanese golfer ever to win a green jacket. >>> a san francisco native finished as a runner-up in just one shot behind. >> can you tell us what it means for your country? >> i hopefully will be a pioneer in this and many other japanese will follow and i am glad to open the floodgates hopefully and many more will follow me. >> a great story at augusta and meanwhile the rookie center could be out the rest of the season after suffering a torn meniscus in saturday's game and he was injured on the dunk attempt in the first half against the rockets and a tough one for the 20 rolled coming out two games earlier this weekend this is his second injury of the season and he missed 11 games in february with a sprained wrist. >> at the game last night there was a new voice just blasting through chase center. >> number 30, stefan curry. >> that was great and that is aaron showowtime taylylor who served a as the guest pa announcer r on saturdrday and t warriorsrs discoverered tayloro members of the team's fr

matsuyama was cruising looking to become the first japanese man to win a major. second shot you see it goes rolling on into the so he bogeys the hole. his tee shot not the time to do this. it's going to find the water. he would triple bogey the hole. you just want to bite through your club after a shot on a hole like that. will zalatores was born in san francisco. his first ever appearance and just second majors ever. and here's matsuyama making history for his country. >> hopefully i'll be a pioneer and many other japanese will follow. and i'm glad to be able to open the flood gates hopefully and many more will follow me. >> very cool sight there at augusta georgia. that's a bucket list for a lot of people and i hope to be able to go one day. and tiger woods tweeted his congratulations to matsuyama. >> hoping you can travel again for sports here soon. chris, thanks. >>> coming up next, we'll check out an event that prays struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it.

matsuyama was some late round heroics eagle on 15 and then a birdie at 17. matsuyama had four birdies and an eagle on the back nine on the way to a seven under par. 65 has a four stroke lead headed to tomorrow's fine around trying to be the first play from japan to earn a green jacket. it is very early, but the giants have to be happy with the way the first eight games of the baseball season have gone a little more than 6000 scattered around oracle park with lots to make noise about for the second day in a row against the rockies, the giants down 3 to 1 in the sixth when buster posey make sure the deficit doesn't get any bigger posie, which one right on the money, cutting down a rival top, eah, trying to steal second all time, and estella has to do is apply the tag still 3 to 1 when brandon crawford came to the plate in the bottom of the inning with a couple of runners aboard. ben bowden that one carries over the arcade and right. crawford does the damage for the second day in a row as his three run homer gives the giants of 4 to 3 win. they've won three in

prime minister suga immediately congratulated matsuyama. he even received a congratulations tweet from tiger woods saying "making japan proud, hideki. congratulations on such a huge accomplishment for you and your company. this historical masters win will impact the entire golf world." tiger woods first won in 1997. for me, as a young kid at the time that, motivated me to get into golf. and this win here in japan by matsuyama has that potential for the younger generations here. >> yeah. it certainly has been a goal for the pga to continue to expand. obviously around the world. i can't you're saying he cried, the announcer? >> reporter: the announcer, i mean, brought him to tears. we've heard that not only from him but other people here today in japan. again, for obviously a lot of people that are into golf. it's a big, big moment. course wise in japan there's about more than half the courses are in asia here in japan. it's a big deal and everyone very excited. >> got it. thank you so much. i appreciate the perspective from japan. thank ever

japan is busking in the north another sporting achievement on sunday he dickey matsuyama became the 1st japanese mom to win one of golf's major titles the prestigious mostest at augusta. after the 1st 3 and a half days of play at the masters tournament soon yama seemed to be a sure bet to win with a massive lead of 6 strokes and just 9 holes to play but his home country had to hold its breath as the leader made a number of poor shots including one that landed his ball in a pond allowing his rivals to move within a single shot matsuyama held firm at the last however to win for himself for his long suffering caddie for his country and for his country's youth. some more hopefully. others will be inspired by what happened here. and maybe follow in my footsteps. back home in japan golfers of all ages picked up their clubs with a slightly firmer grip this academy proudly displays matsuyama as image signature and accomplishments. japan's prime minister meanwhile sang his praises king on the phone on the with the prolonged coronavirus pandemic i think this when really gave courage and excitemen

. >> matsuyama is japan's first masters champion. >> hideki matsuyama becoming the first japanese man to win the green jacket at augusta national leading the final round from start to finish. what tiger woods said about his big win. ♪ it's gonna be a good life ♪ >>> we certainly do say good morning, america. great to be back with you on this monday morning. and i am so happy for the new masters champ on his historic win. a little shaky there at times, but look, that green jacket, he's taking it all in as he should. >> took a little long to get those arms up because it was a nerve-racking finish right there. a national hero in japan. take a look at this moment as well. there's his caddie returning the flag to the 18th hole. out of respect to augusta national, he takes a bow on the green. we'll have more on the masters ahead. >> exciting to watch. >>> first, we begin with the protests erupting once again on the streets of minnesota. this time in a minneapolis suburb after a fatal police shooting. 20-year-old daunte wright killed during a traffic stop and overnight, police using flash ba

. >> matsuyama is japan's first masters champion. >> hideki matsuyama won the masters tournament by a single stroke. afterwards his caddie with a respectful bow for a tough course. matsuyama later said this win will open up a lot of doors for people who look just like him. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle insurance. >> that green jacket sure looks good on him. >> really good. >> only up by one stroke, i would have missed that last putt. >> no him, nope. >> i actually watched the the last part. he was so calm when he won. >>> and we will begin today with protests that erupted in minnesota last night over a man's death after a traffic stop just ten miles from the site of the derek chauvin trial. police used tear gas and flash bangs in some cases to disperse the cloud. the family of dawn tay wright said police shot him yesterday afternoon they learned of an outstanding warrant against wright after they pulled him over. jamie yuccas is at the brooklyn center minneapolis police department where the crowds gathered last night. jamie, good

dj puts the green jacket on matsuyama.trating and so crazy there at the end dion you saw them the pressure really got turned up at the end. you knew the pressure was coming on and guys kind of. you saw the ball go in the water the nerves ratcheted up there in the end. >> but i think the drama makes it so exciting to watch. >> for us as viewers and fans yes but the players it's a whole other thing. >> still thinking of all our viewers. chris, thanks. >>> we will check out an event that pays tribute at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chewy.com today. protect your pet this flea and tick season with chewy. find everything from flea collars and sprays, to prescriptions that keep pests away. chewy has what you need to keep tails wagging and pets itch free all season long. shop pet prescr

. >>> history was made at augusta national it was a first as hideki matsuyama tapped in the final puttfinished 10 under par and winning the masters by one stroke matsuyama is the first japanese-born man to ever win a major tournament in golf you just saw last year's man dustin johnson presenting him with the new green jacket. >> we'll see how the weather is going to shape up, with the weather, let's join janessa webb, janessa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. good morning, everyone kind of a soggy finish, rough through the weekend and now a rough start mid-atlantic even to the midwest where we see the area of low pressure continue to spin now, it's not going to be significant accumulation under about a quarter of an inch, but unfortunately, it stays impact all the way until tomorrow afternoon we really won't push the clouds out until and we're seeing a little bit of snow for the high plains into the central tier we'll take a look at your week ahead coming up, guys. >> that's good thanks, janessa. >>> coming up from the dentist fothpaemrsf n, brace youel r e ndic backlog >>> and

a momentous day for matsuyama though, claiming this year's coveted green jacket.hester united full—back matteo darmian made it 11 wins in a row. inter need just 16 points from their last eight games to win theirfirst league title since 2010. manchester united have cut manchester city's lead at the top of the english premier league to 11 points, after a convincing win over tottenham. edinson cavani inspired united's stunning second half performance. son heung min had given the hosts the lead, but it was a somewhat ill tempered match. after the 3—1victory, the united manager, claiming the forward conned the referee for his part in a disallowed first half goalfor united. i always use the analogy that if that was my son and he gets that from one of his mates and he stays down and he needs ten other mates to help him up three minutes after, he is not going to get food for a few days because that is embarrassing. son is very lucky that his father— son is very lucky that his father is— son is very lucky that his father is a better person than 0le~ — father is a better pe

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. >>> history was made tonight hideki matsuyama won the first masters tournament. >> by the way, who. >> he was introduced to golf by his dad at the age of four and became the first japanese amateur to compete in 2011. he entered this week and ranked 25th in the world and is leaving with a green jacket for a master champion. corey wire is joining me now on the phone. what a moment for golf? >> an incredible moment at augusta national. pam, hideki matsuyama was a bit of a rock star in japan but now he's going to be a hero for young kids all aacross japan. he was struggling quite a bit and had not won a single tournament dating back to 2017. this was his moment. one of the reasons that was different this time, there was not huge crowds of japanese. media members following every move and due to covid restrictions, he was painfully shy. he was much more relaxed and enjoying himself more. he told me the first masters he ever watched was five-years-old in japan when he watched tiger in 1997. that moment inspired hideki and now he'll return this iconic venue as a champion. this is coming th

thanks >>> history was made at augusta national it was first in masters history as hideki matsuyama tapped in the final putt to cap off two strong final rounds, finishing 10 under par and winning the masters by one stroke. matsuyama is the first japanese born man ever to win a major tournament in golf you saw last year's winner dustin johnson presenting the new champion with the first ever grown jacket of his career >>> when we return, how big business can fight for your right to vote. >>> and a volcanic eruption leaves st. vincent on the verge of disaster. the race to evacuate thousand, next than the bargain brand in hot. so, mr. t can wash his hanes tees in cold. that's true mr. t. i pity the fool who don't turn to cold. ahh. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. start your day with crest 3d white and from mochaccinos to merlot, your smile will always be brilliant. crest 3d white brilliance. 100% stain removal, 24 hour stain resistance to lock in your whitest smile. crest. the #1 to

it was like coachella for dads [ laughter and applause i want to say congrats to hideki matsuyama whobecame the first japanese golfer to win the masters. [ cheers and applause it was great this is real this morning, matsuyama was spotted at the airport with the green jacket just draped over his chair. [ laughter ] he's lugging around the master jacket like it's a t-shirt he bought at hudson news. [ laughter ] matsuyama said he's honored to receive the jacket and was just putting it on the chair 'cause it was covered in cinnabon frosting [ laughter ] some more sports news. this went viral yesterday. an 18-year-old professional bowler, who people call "the ginger assassin," became the first player to make a a 7/10 split on tv in 30 years watch this >> come on, kid, do it [ bowling pins knocked down oh he did it! >> he got the 7/10, randy! >> yes >> he did it >> jimmy: he was then given bowling's greatest prize, a green blazer with no sleeves [ laughter ] yeah it was the most amazing thing to happen in that bowling alley since craig pulled a casio watch out of the claw machine. [ laughte

eat matsuyama is the first japanese born golfer to ever wear the green jacket probably slept and i want to actually he says he didn't sleep very well. the night before with the weight of a nation and his career on the line. >> 10 years ago a 19 year-old had ecu matsuyama right here at augusta national as an amateur 2 months prior his country suffered a devastating tsunami matsuyama was conflicted as to whether or not to even accept the invitation. he did and played well finishing tied for 27th and taking home a trophy as low amateur. providing a beacon of hope for his country. a decade later he returns home once again has a masters champion. >> you it will take office in japan and in a good way. not only know those who are are golfers already. but hopefully the youngsters who are playing golf or thinking about playing golf. i hope they see this victory. and and i think it's cool and try to follow in my footsteps up until now. we haven't had a major champion in japan may be a lot of golfers are younger golfers to thought, well, maybe that's possibility. but with with me doing it, hopeful

at the masters matsuyama start of the final days plan with a 4 shot lead and his final round score a one over par was just enough to see him home at the famous augusta national course in the bundesliga mights boosted their survival chances with a late victory against cologne the 32 win continues their climb up the table but the result means the end of the road for the team's coach he's been fired with the team stuck in the relegation zone. marcus gives dos cologne had one in 7 games the home coach would have feared the worst when mine scored with their 1st shot on goal john paul but yes put the finishing touches on a neat move. close one handed the way back into the game on half time penalty the verdict on 3 tutors equaliser just rewards for cologne's efforts domination continued in the 2nd half the free kick finding its way to only a scary headed to host since we deserved leads. for football can be a cruel game when you're fighting for survival cologne barely had time to enjoy that goal as minds hit back with a sucker punch. but devastating council rounded off by kareem only see. th

matsuyama is already a rock star in golf-crazy japan.he winning putt walked off the green, people cheered, caddie, replaced the flag, took off his hat and bowed. i thought that was a real lovely moment, stu. stuart: it was a great competition. ashley: yes. stuart: it was exciting, terrific stuff. good to see the masters back, love it. thanks, ash. stuart: iran suffered a major power failure at an underground nuclear facility. it will shut the facility down nine months. obvious question, who are they blaming, ashley? ashley: give you three guess es. iran is blaming israel for the blackout in the senate stands under ground facility, calling it a act of nuclear terrorism. the facility suffered a power failure sunday morning, that seemed to be caused by a an intentional explosion. there is speculation that it could have been a cyberattack. officials from both the u.s. and israel actually confirmed the israeli's role, following the blackout, iran accused israel of revenge. why? because the possibility of iranian sanctions being lifted. all of

matsuyama was four clear with just four holes left. american wasjust two behind. but at the very next hole it was schauffele's turn to make a costly error, and his hopes disappeared with it. still it wasn't over though, as the unheralded will zalatoris posted a target — some performance on his masters debut. but after his wobble, matsuyama held his nerve and tapped in for triumph. the celebrations might have been understated, but the achievement was huge — the first japanese man to win any major championship, a moment for him and for his country to savour. andy swiss, bbc news. congratulations, hideki. thank you. both managers had some strong words, after manchester united's win at tottenham in the premier league — with united boss ole gunnar solskjaer saying the referee had been conned. edison cavani was first to put the ball in the net for united, but spurs were unhappy with this incident in the build up, son heung—min apparently hit in the face. the goal was ruled out, and son then put tottenham ahead, but united came back to win 3—

whether he likes the frame or not matsuyama is almost certain to be picked for japan's olympic gold team providing him with a chance to win a gold medal to go with the green jacket david stokes out jazeera. however this is al-jazeera i mean for the headlines israel's prime minister says iran is the greatest threat in the middle east and he won't allow to obtain nuclear capability his comments come as a rant blames israel for sabotaging its kenya facility terror on describes sunday's incident which knocked out a power grid at natanz as an act of terrorism and.

japan is boss king in the north another sporting achievement on sunday he dickey matsuyama became the 1st japanese mom to win one of golf's major titles the prestigious mostest at augusta. after the 1st 3 and a half days of play at the masters tournament. yama seemed to be a sure bet to win with a massive lead of 6 strokes and just 9 holes to play but his home country had to hold its breath as the leader made a number of poor shots including one that landed his ball in a pond allowing his rivals to move within a single shot matsuyama held firm at the last however to win for himself for his long suffering caddie for his country and for his country's youth. some more hopefully. others will be inspired by what happened here. and maybe follow in my footsteps. back home in japan golfers of all ages picked up their clubs with a slightly firmer grip this academy proudly displays matsuyama as image signature and accomplishments. japan's prime minister meanwhile sang his praises sing out that going on a with the prolonged coronavirus pandemic i think this when really gave courage and excitemen

eat matsuyama is the first japanese born golfer to ever wear the green jacket probably slept and i want to actually he says he didn't sleep very well. the night before with the weight of a nation and his career on the line. >> 10 years ago a 19 year-old had ecu matsuyama right here at augusta national as an amateur 2 months prior his country suffered a devastating tsunami matsuyama was conflicted as to whether or not to even accept the invitation. he did and played well finishing tied for 27th and taking home a trophy as low amateur. providing a beacon of hope for his country. a decade later he returns home once again has a masters champion. you >> it will take office in japan and in a good way. not only know those who are are golfers already, but hopefully youngsters who are playing golf or thinking about playing golf. i hope they see this victory. and and i think it's cool and try to follow in my footsteps up until now. we haven't had a major champion in japan may be a lot of golfers are younger golfers to thought, well, maybe that's possibility. but with with me at set an example for

if that's the bark, then i have set it. >> hideki matsuyama finished one shot ahead of wills, born inan francisco and lived in the bay area until he was nine. for mac support from other golfers pouring online, including the suite from tiger woods, he writes, hideki matsuyama's historic win will impact the entire golf word tiger was absent, as he recovers from aggression february. >>> part of building a better bay area is focusing on the how the pandemic has changed education. city college of san francisco student held a rally at a march yesterday to protest cuts and layoffs. they came together at the street mart plaza and stopped outside the city college mission center library. the students want to keep their classes, their faculty, and their staff intact. they are asking the board of trustees to use covid relief runs from the state to avoid layoffs at city college. >>> no 6:00, h mart is coming to san francisco. it's set to open this month but it exactly has not been set yet. what used to be the oceanview supermarket, which closed in 2013, h mart is known for asian products and ready

matsuyama is 11—under through seven. he has to have a two shot lead at the top of the leaderboard.ger, two shots back. england's justin rose has struggled so far, but he has one image before and is a champion. jordan's pete also a few shots behind. we can keep you up—to—date with what is happening at the masters and it is on bbc radio 5 live with cemetery there and also there be highlights later on bbc two at midnight. with commentary there. to the english premier league now, and manchester united have moved a little closer to league leaders manchester city, cutting their advantage to 11 points after a convincing united win over spurs. edinson cavani inspired united's excellent second half performance and scored their second goal, with mason greenwood adding their third. son heung—min had given the hosts the lead in what was an occassionally bad—tempered match which saw cavani have a goal ruled out. the united manager was asked how much that had helped motivate his side's 3—1win. you see the results earlier on today and how tight it is beneath us. so to have seven points down to th

over sports including a famous golfing victory dickey matsuyama wins the most just by one shot to become japan's 1st ever men's major champ. now israel's prime minister says iran is the gracious threat in the middle east and he won't allow it to obtain nuclear capability his comments come as iran blames israel 5th sabotaging its key nuclear facility tehran describe sunday's incident which knocked out a power grid in the tons as an act of terrorism it happened a day off to iran unveiled a new advanced uranium centrifuges the destruction of the site comes ahead also of a round of other talks in vienna later this week that's attempting to revive the 2050 nuclear deal. that iran must never possessed nuclear weapons my policy as prime minister of israel is clear i will never allow iran to obtain the nuclear capability to carry out its genocidal goal of eliminating israel and israel will continue to defend itself against iran's aggression and terrorism well we have 2 correspondents on the story as a bag is in the iranian capital tehran we'll speak to him in just a moment but 1st let's speak to

no more so than with hideki matsuyama.nder par in his final eight holes. a new leader had emerged. but there is a big chasing pack. xander schauffele is four shots back, alongside marc leishman and will zalatoris. canadian corey conners is on 6—under, one ahead of the greatjordan speith. and as for rose, well, he stayed put on seven under par. that means today it's time for him to make his move. michael redford, bbc news. in the premier league, manchester city's lead at the top of the table could be cut to 11 points this afternoon if rivals manchester united win at tottenham — that's one of four matches today. it's after city suffered a surprise 2—1 defeat at home to leeds — who played the whole of the second half with ten men. stuart dallas with the winner in stoppage time. chelsea have moved into the top four after a comprehensive 4—1 win over crystal palace, christian pulisic scoring twice for thomas tuchel�*s side. liverpool are two points behind chelsea in fifth. trent alexander—arnold with an stunning injury time win

i do think we need to congratulate matsuyama. i guarantee you in the news conference it has to come up that we have a japanese masters champion can. i think it's fantastic. congratulations to mr. matsuyama and his caddie as well. from new york then, this is the setup for you. equities all time high. down by about nine basis points. we've been talking about this for about a month now. has the cyclical trade taken a pause? or are we in a new stage of this market cycle? that's what jason draho thinks. jason, let's start there, how do you identify between the two? a pause and a turn in this market cycle. jason: we've had an inflation trade, carried on roughly mid march. that began in february by the start of the year and once it got to mid march, the 10 year was in 1.67 range. and the moving bond market was done in the lag. late last year, we had really good news. treasury markets didn't move very much. for this stage of the recovery, now that we've consolidated to some extent, we see the pull tpwhak yield, more for position than any

golfer hideki matsuyama is this year's masters champion.>> hideki matsuyama just made history becoming the first man from japan to win a major let alone the masters, the most prestigious of them all. he will be a inspiration for many decades to come. he ended up winning by one shot in the end. the 29-year-old snaps a winless streak that dated back in 20 st2017. he said it's allowed him to relax more and he feels less pressure and he was enjoying this week more. he told me that the first masters he ever watched was at five years old in japan when tiger woods won his first in 1997. that moment helped inspired him to play here one day and now he will forever return to the iconic venue as a masters champion. >> translator: it's thrilling to think there are a lot of youngsters in japan watching today. hopefully in five, ten years, when they get a little older and hopefully some of them will be competing on the world stage. i still have a lot of years left, so they will have to compete against me still, but i am happy for them because hopefully t

japan's hideki matsuyama is the man to catch heading into the final round of the masters at augusta.ng to win his first major and shot a very impressive bogey free round of 65 to move four shots clear at the top of the leaderboard. justin rose had led at the start of play but an even par round of 72 means he'll start the round tied for second. ididn't i didn't play well enough today. simple as that, really. i think all in all, to have a shot, i'm delighted. i have been playing within the lead all the week, and there has been an hour of golf when he hideki matsuyama has moved out in front. all of the guys are capable of the little run that he has had so it is all up for grabs. britain's sam bird continues to lead the formula e world championship but couldn't add to his points total after crashing out on the final lap of race two at the rome e prix. bird was taken out by nick de vries on a chaotic final lap that had just resumed after a late safety car. belgium's stoffel vandoorne held off the challengers to claim his first win of the season. great britain's impressive showing at the e

england'sjustin rose no longer the man to catch, he's four shots behind hideki matsuyama who is on 11 to become the first japanese man to win a major. there'll be live commentary on bbc radio 5 live from eight o'clock, john murray is part of the team and joins me now. golf is huge injapan. but because of the covid protocols to him he's not playing a huge part and he is clearly enjoying his goal for that. welcome a final round of the masters for anyone who is vaguely interested in golf is one of the great they might see something they've never seen before, notjust the first japanese winner of the masters, but the first japanese man to win a major. which is golf mad and always has been, this is a massive deal potentially and you are absolutely right. i have seen many majors and many japanese right. i have seen many majors and manyjapanese players right. i have seen many majors and many japanese players and usually the travelling circus that is with them, and then the pressure from back home, there is great interest on the ground. it is a factor that four months of llama, that is not nec

talk about impressive and this is his first masters now, though, had ecu matsuyama it was his day after getting a lucky bounce off the trees on 13. he shows great touch on his 3rd shot from behind the green. wow. look at that placement. i wish i could hit something like that. he was able to birdie the hole and take a 6 shot lead. it did get close. those and are shocked flee. now only 2 strokes back, but it came apart for him in the 16th hole he hits it into the water. few hate to see that a triple bogey for him. matsuyama ends up voting 18, but it was still enough for him to take the title and put on that beautiful green jacket. he becomes the first japanese born golfer to win the masters. quite the accomplishment. he looks good in green too well, that's a look at sports kron 4 news. we'll be right back. it is officially prom season once again. but for many high schoolers around the country that big dance will lily be. >> pretty much like it was last year and insistent for some senior prom may be canceled altogether. but there's a business owner has decided that she's going to host her

. >>> hideki matsuyama won the masters in augusta georgia.ow he is the first japanese golfer ever to win the green jacket. >> can you tell us what it means to your country? >> hopefully i will be a pioneer in this and many other japanese will follow. i'm glad to open the floodgates, hopefully and many more will follow me. >> san francisco native will zalatoris finished runner up, just one shot behind matsuyama. >>> time now is 5:25. president biden making infrastructure his next priority. >> in our next half hour, what he is doing today to get republican support for the massive bill, and why democrats say, they don't need it. >>> and back to school, who after more than a year is now going to be headed back to the classroom in san francisco? i have that ahead. >>> and before we head to break, let's take a look outside from our mark hopkins camera. look at the fog there covering the top of the sales force tower. i saw butterflies flying around the top of that today, yeah, you can't see it. there's a fog. mary will be back with another look at t

hideki matsuyama took home that green jacket.ajor championship and the first ever by any japanese man. this is a banner year for japan. i mean, we're going to the olympics. he's going to light the olympic flame. he says this, quote, when he's talking about kids he wants to inspire, i hope they'll see this victory and think it is cool to try to follow in my footsteps. >> it's pretty cool. that was the shot heard around the world, for sure. >> yup. >>> let's get to your 7:30 headlines. federal reserve chairman jerome powell says the u.s. economy is poised for an extended period of strong growth, even though the coronavirus still poses risk. powell told "60 minutes" the fed will do everything possible to help americans get back to work. >> we feel like we're at a place where the economy is about to start growing much more quickly and job creation coming in much more quickly. >> powell also said it is highly unlikely the fed would raise interest rates this year. >>> the island of st. vincent is on the verge of disaster this morning a