then they go up against tiger woods and patrick reed? then ian poulter will ta ke patrick reed?on justin patrick reed? then ian poulter will take onjustin thomas and his partner. fascinating matchups to come with the four balls. that is where america has fared better as opposed to the foursomes. the alternate shot format. well, listen to this. all your need is just nine and a half more point than the ryder cup will be back in their possession once again. and i reckon we could see some more thunderclaps. thank you so much. lewis hamilton will be hoping to take a step closer to a fifth formula one world title this weekend. he leads the drivers' championship by a0 points going into this weekend's russian grand prix and was quickest in today's practise. the times formula one reporter rebecca clancyjoins us from sochi. good evening. thank you forjoining us. good evening. thank you forjoining us. lewis hamilton we are talking about him again lewis hamilton we are talking about him lewis hamilton seems to be growing in strength with each race. what has he and mercedes done to swing the

patrick reed being paired with tiger woods.bout tiger woods coming into this, they will go up against tommy fleetwood and francesco molinari. dustinjohnson tommy fleetwood and francesco molinari. dustin johnson and tommy fleetwood and francesco molinari. dustinjohnson and rickie fowler will ta ke molinari. dustinjohnson and rickie fowler will take on rory mcilroy and tjorn olson. tennis — and the semi—final line—up is in place at the wuhan open in china. australia's ashleigh barty was the only seeded player to reach the quarter—finals and she's now made it through to the last four after beating russia's anastasia pavlyuchenkova in three sets. barty, who was the runner—up at this tournament last year, won 6—2, 5—7, 6—4 and will now play bela russian aryna sa balenka for a place in the final. in the other half of the draw, local favourite wang qiang remains on course to win a second tour title in as many weeks. the chinese world number 34 is through to the semi—finals and a match against estonia's annett kontaveit after beating t

the one loss, tiger woods and his partner patrick reed for the u.s. woods' tee shot at 16 found the water. here was the shot of the day. justin rose at 12, rolling, rolling, rolling, rawhide. europe won all four of the afternoon matches after day one. europe leads 5-3. first time to 14 1/2 points wins the whole enchilada. there you have it. you may have your weekend now. >> so fun to watch. >> be right back. in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks d es ty receive fe lel tr in active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a great weekend! talk to you later. captioning sponsored by cbs >> how many times can trump interrupt women in one press conference? >> uh... yes, ma'am,

the one loss, tiger woods and his partner patrick reed for the u.s. woods' tee shot at 16 found the water. here was the shot of the day. justin rose at 12, rolling, rolling, rolling, rawhide. europe won all four of the afternoon matches after day one. europe leads 5-3. first time to 14 1/2 points wins the whole enchilada. there you have it. you may have your >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a is a sponsored presentation for the nv real estate academy's fortunes in flipping system. (bass warbling) - this is nick vertucci and this is the real estate investing hour. we're here live. we are right now buying, rehabbing, putting renters in and managing 50 to 70 properties a month. - i was driving down the road, we were coming from kansas, and i heard nick's commercial on the radio, remember that? - said write the number down. - i said write that number down because i'm calling, and that's the best thing that i've ever done. - do a search on google and you could find negativity about just about anybody. i can't find anything negative.

he and francesco molinari beating tiger woods and patrick reed.e it is the one bright spot on an otherwise difficult morning. europe will be mightily relieved to have that point on the board, but they know they have it all to do this afternoon. the next round of matches already out on the course. the us, remember, are the favourites, and so far they have looked in ominous form. andy, thank you, let's take a look at the weather. you may have heard us talking about a medicane. it is this swirling area of cloud. it is in the mediterranean, it has hurricane like characteristics. it looks like it'll bring severe weather conditions to greece, rough seas, torrential rain, and the potential for flash flooding. we will keep you up—to—date. here in the uk, we are looking at a serene picture. this was this morning in cumbria, plenty of blue sky here, but there is a fresher feel to the weather. it has come at a great deal of sunshine. a bit more on the way of cloud in the south. but it is clearing out. more patchy cloud for northern ireland and west scotland.

was until open champion francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood combined to tame tiger woods and patrick reedmes, which means alternate shots, which means this man. ian poulterfor some epitomizes the ryder cup, picked for his pressure plate picture is putting, picking up europe and dragging them back into the contest. this was a french renaissance, a scoreboard painted blue. alex and sergio bashed phil mickelson and bryson dechambeau. justin rose and henrik stenson did, well, what the rose and stenson often do at the ryder cup. and with an unprecedented afternoon whitewash on the cards, molinari and fleetwood repeated their morning artistry to take down jordan spieth and justin thomas. well played indeed. for europe at the end of the day, two points ahead. so a day that started with very little promise ended with europe orchestrating a comeback befitting of this monumental occasion. ben croucher, bbc news. incredible afternoon for europe. one we have not really had since gleneagles, i guess. there were a couple of times where we strain to have a great session but it did not materialise. but t

was until open champion francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood combined to tame tiger woods and patrick reedan poulter for some epitomises the ryder cup, picked for his pressure play, picked for his putting, picking up europe and dragging them back into the contest. this was a french renaissance, a scoreboard painted blue. alex noren and sergei garcia thrashed phil mickelson and bryson dechambeau, justin rose and henrik stenson did, well what rose and stenson often do at the ryder cup, and with an unprecedented afternoon whitewash on the cards, molinari and fleetwood repeated their morning artistry to take downjordan spieth and justin thomas. well played indeed, to europe at the end of the day, two points ahead. so, a day that started with very little promise ended with europe orchestrating a comeback befitting of this monumental occasion. ben croucher, bbc news. incredible afternoon for europe. 0ne we haven't really had since gleneagles, i guess. there was a couple of times where we threaten to have a great session and it did not really materialise, but to see all blue on the board this aft

until open champion francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood combined to contain tiger woods and patrick reedmises the ryder cup for many. picked for his putting, he picked up europe and dragged them back into the contest. this was a french renaissance — a scoreboard painted blue. you are alex noren and sergio garcia crashed phil mickelson and bryson dechambeau. justin rose and henrik stenson doing what they often do at the ryder cup. with an unprecedented afternoon whitewash on the cards, francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood took downjordan spieth and justin thomas. well played indeed to europe. two points ahead. so a day that started with very little promise ended with europe orchestrating a comeback befitting of this monumental occasion. ben croucher, bbc news. let's stay in france now, because there's an important campaign to protect part of the nation's culture. for years the country's baking industry has tried to fight off he growing incursion of foreign invaders, like the hamburger. now they are taking their fight to a whole new level, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. the abandoned c

that was until francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood combined to contain tiger woods and patrick reed the ryder cup for many. picked for his parting, he picked up europe and dragged back into the contest. this was a french renaissance. arabs known and sergio garcia, justin rose and henrik stenson doing what they do at the ryder cup. with an unprecedented afternoon whitewash on the cards, the artistry was repeated to see jordan spieth the cards, the artistry was repeated to seejordan spieth and justin thomas taken down. two points ahead. so bruce davis started with very little promise ended with europe orchestrating a comeback befitting of this minor mental occasion. and crutcher, bbc news. excellent stuff. —— ben. if you have ever wondered what it looks like when a dozen pedicabs get together, wonder no longer. there. they are all bread in a centre in sichuan province. all 13 were born there. the other is in a zoo injapan. this is the first time the pandas met the public, and one tourist said they we re very public, and one tourist said they were very cute. that is an understatement.

he and francesco molinari beating tiger woods and patrick reed.point on the board, but they know they have it all to do this afternoon. the next round of matches already out on the course. the us, remember, are the favourites, and so far they have looked in ominous form. andy, thank you, let's take a look at the weather. you may have heard us talking

tiger woods fresh off hisin at the tourchampionship with patrick reed, woods,reat approach. for an easy birdie. >> a t35 putt. they won the early session 3-1. the late session, thisime it was all europe. the americans didn't win a single point. they held 5-3 lead saturday. stay upr late get up early, you can see game two. coverage starts at 3:00 a.m. th teams scored at least five touchdowns. i think my photographer is goiav to a lot to choose from. >> it is so nice to see high school football coming back. >> especially when it is not raining. >> it is starting to feel like high school football weather. >> thank you. >>> that will do it for us. "nightly news" starts in 60 seconds. >>> breaking news tonight, the fbi background stigation of brett kavanaugh reopened. the vote delayed as the feds dive into the sexual assault allegations against the supremurt nominee. the dramatic reversal playing t on live tv. nators and president trump forc to bow to a last-minute demand. >> this country is being ripped apart here and we got to make sure that we do due dilige >> a key republican

. >> tiger is paired with patrick reed. phil mickelson is not playing in the opening four-ball session. and thursday night football, the rams lead the vikings 28-17. so looks like we're in for a wild second half. people always complain that thursday night football games are not so good. this is high scoring. >> just so i get it straight, cc sabathia gave up $500,000 to enforce the unwritten rules of baseball, if you plunk my guy, i'm hitting your guy. >> that's what he says. i'm wondering if he knew about that. something tells me the locker room guys might cover that bonus. >> thank you, anthony. >>> joining us at 9:00 and right here for "abc7 news" at 11:00. the hearing is over. now it's up to swing vote senators to determine what happens next. and we're already seeing some early clues. >> and then on "abc7 news" at 11:00, plans to improve security and safety on b.a.r.t. riders have a packed meeting, getting ready to sound off as we speak. >>> coming up at 8:00, a two-hour season of "gray's anatomy" and stay with us for "a

tiger woods and patrick reed. at 16 woods' tee shot found the wet stuff. tiger and reed loss to francisco molinari and fleetwood and in the afternoon ian poulter and mcilroy defeated bubba watson and webb simpson. europe won all four of the afternoon matches and lead after day one 5-3. >>> nfl, say it with me, liz, the raiders. this one sunday.....may be the last time the raid slight home favorites to beat the browns, this one sunday may be the last time the raiders will have to play on the infield dirt because of road games unless the a's make it to the world series. that got jon gruden's attention. he's an a's backer and count him in as one of the few people who enjoys playing on the dirt. >> i love the a's. i love oakland and coach melvin is a friend of mine, done a heck of a job and plan on getting out there and root for the a's. i would make the dirt permanent. i'm happy with the dirt. >>> the next 49er game, hold onto something, it's right here on channel 5, yeah. kpix5 sunday 10 1/2 point road dogs at the chargers. vegas can't be right all of the ti

that was until open champion francesco molinari combined to tame tiger woods and patrick reed.ch means this man, ian poulter who epitomizes the ryder cup for some. picking up europe and dragging them back into the contest. this was a french renaissance. a scoreboard painted blue. justin rose and stenson did what they often do. with an unprecedented afternoon, this do a their morning artistry to take down their competition. commentator: well played indeed. a europe at the end of the day two points ahead. the day started with very little promise. it ended with your orchestrating a comeback the setting of this monumental occasion. incredible afternoon for europe. one we have not really had since gleneagles, i guess. there were a couple of times where we strain to have a great session but it did not materialise. but this has been awesome. there's some rugby league tonight, a couple of matches in the super—eights. this will have no bearing on the semi—finals. st helens are beating castleford wakefield are leading warrington, wigan are trailing to hull, the important match is leeds r

the rider cup now underway in paris, tiger hasn't played tournament since 2012, paired up with patrick reedafter 45 years hbo will no longer air live boxing, hobo says boxing is widely available and isn't the unique programming, hbo is dropping coverage at tend of the year, they have a fight coming up in october, we will see if that's the last. lauren: we will, coming up we are talking about the u.s. dollar pretty strong and that's actually driving japan's nikkei stock market to 27-year high. what's supporting the greenback, we will go to london when we return. lauren: strong u.s. dollar triggering rally in japanese stocks overnight. james foley, senior currency analyst, jane, happy friday, good morning. assuming the strong dollar has to do with the federal reserve and that today is affecting the overseas markets big time if you're looking at the nikkei. >> well, exactly right. you consider the u.s. economy going really strongly, the federal reserve putting up interest rates and that's contrast to the bank of japan's position, still running negative interest rates and the yen has gone down

four early morning pairings were in rally mode on a chilly morning near paris including tiger and patrick reedour ball or better ball. francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood. three up for 14. all of this on the heels of a european team that posted the first-ever seep in foursomes to take the lead. the euros won friday, 6-3. the course is la golf nationale. the americans defending. they need 14 points to keep the trophy to 14.5 to take it back. >>> baseball, and it was lit in denver. is that what they say, christie, lit? >> i guess. >> using champagne like super soakers. dance club-like, smashing music blaring, after clinching the to the in the playoffs beating the nationals 5-2. colorado has work to do before october. reeks need a win or a dodger loss to earn the n.l. west title or face a winner-take-all wild card game. >>> as and yankees, the a.l. wild card game coming to the bronx. the yankees bomb their way to the 99th season against the hated rivals the rocks, 9-6. lighting up the scoreboard with four home runs. the final off the bat of aaron judge. the yankees tying the all-time record. >

fleetwood and francesco molinari got the better of tiger woods and the self-proclaimed captain america patrick reed. once again his superpowers were nowhere to be seen. jordan spaeth and justin thomas stop the u.s. losing streak five they took the final point of the session but the americans were still fullback going into the foursomes things were a lot tighter in the afternoon justin rose and henrik stenson struck the first blow to extend europe's lead to a vote tiger woods part to change but his fortune did not. my for the third time he was soundly beaten by more than aryan fleetwood who are now being dubbed molly wood by the first european pack ever to win all four points and fleetwood is the first european rookie to win his first four matches. the remaining two points went america's way to give them some hope five but it's europe's to lose on sunday they lead by pool with twelve singles matches left to play david stokes al-jazeera ok so tell me fleetwood in francesco molinari have made your opinion right how history with their perfect form and that they know there's still plenty of work to be d

francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood continued their successful partnership beating tiger woods and patrick reed for the second time jordan speed than justin thomas gave the americans their solitary point but the usa have work to do in the afternoon for some stuff there to keep alive their hopes of retaining the ryder cup matches united sweet has gone from bad to worse they've just been beaten three one by west ham in the english primarily with ten points from seven games this is now their eight ball worst start to a season a loss also follows their defeat to second tier side darby and league cup on choose to end well there are seven other games to be played in the premier league this saturday champions man city kicking off against brighton just a few minutes time and then later on the leaders liverpool take on chelsea it's a team second meeting in just four days after chelsea knocked liverpool out of the league cup i don't we were affecting the mood. of course of the game and the mood is not good for two days. to. find back on track and. worked well for. throat or best again. meanwhile newly na

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he has been added alongsidejustin thomas and patrick reed today.ould leave words to play alongside justin thomas. science at the europeans can light up in the opening matches. we will know those paintings when the announcement comes at the opening ceremony at four o‘clock this afternoon. the americans have had a tough time away from home. they have blood won —— not won away from home and 25 years. it has not gone the way. jordan spieth does not think that will count against the american team. there is only a couple of guys who have any sort of scar tissue on playing away. the archive for 20 majors. i mean, we're not worried about the two older guys on the team that have scar tissue. the rest of as black as simply here looking at this week as an opportunity for us to show that golfers from the united states can beat golfers from europe, and we can do it over here. that is the goal. really interesting to hear what alex had to say today. he said the european team were already aware of those paintings. rory mcilroy we re of those paintings. rory mcilro

for the americans patrick reed and jordan spieth are pairing up for the practice round today.ike to row hatton. yesterday he practised with ian poulter and today he is going out with henrik stenson. these players will be going around the course. it used to be as simple as quys course. it used to be as simple as guys who would use the same manufacturers ball because they were used to that ball. it's more technical now. for the captains it's the biggest debate, who is going to play against two. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return to our top story. jeremy corbyn will promise to "kickstart a green jobs revolution" if labour wins power, in his closing speech to his party's conference. the labour leader is set to promise a radical plan to rebuild and transform britain, including billions of pounds of investment in renewable energy. let's get more on this now from doug parr, who's the chief scientist for greenpeace uk. from what you have heard, would you describe these plans as radical? yes. there is a lot of good stuff in them because

protest, and arie and tommy fleetwood were up against tiger woods and patrick reed.tly that shot from justin rose will prove. we see how things are going, but this is the first time it has been held in france, the crowd having effect on the players? i think it was interesting to see what the crowds are going to be like, because around 40% or so have gone to french nationals. would you say that france is a typically golf playing nation? it seems that they're embrace what the ryder cup is about, the experience of atmosphere of the crowds here. we know can get raucous at times, and the players feed off that. on the first tee this morning, we've was over 6000 fans packed into the grandstand, the largest aromatic up in the ryder cup. an incredible atmosphere. we think that is probably reflective of what we can expect over the next couple of days. the usa now have another point on the board, so 2—0 to the good against europe in those opening for ball matches. it is the foursomes this afternoon, a lot more pressure falling on the players to back—up their team—mate victor ba

also, all eyes as you can imagine on the last group out, patrick reed playing alongside tiger woods.iger woods following his victory in the tour championship, his first tournament victory in five years. playing against francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood. molinari birdied the first but tiger woods birdied the first but tiger woods birdied the first but tiger woods birdied the second, all square in that match at the moment, the final match out this morning. but what about this from tony finau...? this is the first pairing, they were one down in that opening match, tony finau, though, getting an eagle on the sixth to make it all square. rory mcilory out alongside the thorbjorn olesen at the moment, playing dustin johnson thorbjorn olesen at the moment, playing dustinjohnson and rickie fowler, all square in that match. but the americans leading in that third match out on the course at the moment. jordan spieth and justin thomas, good friends, playing alongside each other, they are two up alongside each other, they are two up at the moment against paul casey and tyrrell hatton. five r

i just watched patrick reed try to hit out of that stuff it's like they haven't mowed it i don't thinksome pretty -- you need to have a goat with you instead of a caddie. there's some thick stuff out there. joe, what no one really has mentioned so far as far as i can tell is that this european team are so familiar with this golf course this is the regular home with the french open. these guy have played this 150 times. i think the edge in talent goes to the americans the location, you know, that's a european thing >> and i saw the crowd at the first tee. i just can't even imagine that it looked like -- it almost looked like you're in a football stadium almost i don't know how many people there were but thousands. so is it set up for euros? that's what the rap is, feherty. maybe we do it over here too, but is it set up to favor the way european guys play is that why they win when on european soil? >> yes thomas bjorn has an influence. he dictates how the course is set up until a week before the tournament then the tournament staff take over so it's set up, they feel, in favor of the eur

patrick reed with rory mcilroy, we will see a bit more of that. you are selling it very well.a was the heartbeat of the team, even though he has failed to make the cut in all four majors this season. we talk about european team rooms, we talk about what they are, and it's really difficult to pinpoint, but for some reason he's right at the centre every time. he just has this ability to make other people better. novak djokovic was up againstjohn millman in the quarter—finals of the us open tennis, the man who knocked out roger federer, but he came through in straight sets. the scoreline didn't tell the full story, though, with the match lasting almost three hours. djokovic faces kei nishikori next. nishikori came through a five—setter against marin cilic, who beat him in the final at flushing meadows four years ago. and it was an historic day forjapan, who have a man and a woman in the semi—finals of the same grand slam, for the first time, thanks to naomi osaka's victory over lesia tsurenko. she will take on madison keys next. and it was a mixed day forjamie murray. he and brun

they're looking for redemption this time round after being convincingly beaten at hazeltine, where patrick reedpean comeback, a year after the great seve ballesteros passed away. there were tears for darren clarke, who lost his wife heather months before the 2006 ryder cup at the k club, which europe won by nine points. this year the usa are looking to win on european soil for the first time in 25 years. 1993 was their last victory here which came at the belfry. perhaszim furyk‘s team will look to this moment for inspiration, when sam torrance ended europe's 28 year wait for a ryder cup win in any location back in 1985. wales' aarom ramsey looks set to leave arsenal in the coming months, as the club have withdrawn a new contract offer. ramsey's the longest serving player in the current arsenal squad. neither he nor the club have said why the deal‘s collapsed. he could leave the club for free next summer, or during the january transfer window. cristiano ronaldo will be free to play against his former club manchester united in the champions league, after uefa decided not to increase his automatic

they have moved one up. is up against tiger woods and patrick reed. patrick reed. yesterday. matches yesterday. they are on top again today. again today. for tommy fleetwood as it was his son's first birthday. son's first birthday. he found time to celebrate last night with. to celebrate last night with. all going well for europe so far. going well for europe so far. four matches to come later on today. matches to come later on today. let's speculate. some points on the board potentially for europe. board potentially for europe. we need 9. need 9. 5 more points to win back the trophy reclaim the ryder cup. trophy reclaim the ryder cup. they would be almost halfway there to achieving that. to achieving that. later on today and then the singles as well on sunday. hugely exciting. all 12 players from each team will be out on the course. be out on the course. format at the moment is playing with your partner. your partner. it could all fall on those individual matches tomorrow. those individual matches tomorrow. time being, things could look rather rosy for europe this