patrick snell, cnn, augusta, georgia. >>> a ukrainian soccer team has kicked off what's being calledgan a series of charity matches in greece on saturday with proceeds going towards aid for the people of ukraine. it is the first time the ukrainian premier league club has played since russia invaded the country in february. players wore jerseys with the names of ukrainian towns instead of their own names. nice to see that. i'm paula newton. we'll be right back with the latest developments in just a moment. we'll be live from ukraine with cnn's john vause. stay with us. let's go on the open road with a safe stay! now get double best western rewards points on every stay. and with rewards points that never expire, you get free nights fast! book now at bestwestern.com. [♪] did you know you can address one of the root causes of aging by targeting all the cells in your body? try tru niagen. life as we know it cannot exist without nad. as we age, nad can drease by as much as 50%. tru niagen is proven to increase nad, to support heart and muscle health, and energy production that starts in yo

i want to bring in cnn's patrick snell and golf digest staff writer. n is he going to play or not? we're just days away at this point. >> reporter: hi, pamela. yeah, it would be fantastic to believe he will tee it off on thursday and dan and i were just discussing that. we're both actually on the same page. we feel he's probably come too far to not go ahead and tee off on thursday but these are really exciting times. incredible the story of tiger woods is far from being written when you consider all he has been through, pamela, early last year that horrific car crash in the subsequent surgeries he went through but never discount tiger woods, never write this guy off because he thrives on proving people wrong. >> he does. dan, he clearly loves it in augusta, right? tell us about the history at this historic course. >> well, this is golf's biggest event and no other tournament signifies the milestones like the masters. in 1997 it's what she showed the world who the next sporting icon winning by 12 shots and really that was his emerging and 2001 completes

patrick snell, cnn, augusta, georgia. >>> will smith will not be allowed to attend the oscars for the because, of course, you all remember -- you see it there -- the actor slapped comedian chris rock onstage at this year's awards show. smith's ban extends to any academy event, in person or virtually. smith responded saying, quote, i accept and respect the academy's decision. now, you should note this does not prevent the oscar winner from being nominated or winning in the future. >>> now, in a buildup to the 2022 eurovision, a ukrainian musical group will be performing at the contest, which will be held next month in turin, italy. ahead of the event, the front man of the group said they will be dedicating their song, stefania, to their motherland. >> translator: i want to say that this song was dedicated to my mother, but now that there is war in ukraine, it is gaining new meaning and sense because metaphorically, many people interprets the word my mother as my ukraine that needs to be protected. that is why i want to urge people to cherish peace. it became clear how important peace i

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cnn's patrick snell has the details. >> reporter: tiger woods already declared this week a success justby making the cut in the men's first major of the year, just 14 months on from that horrific southern california car crash early last year. on friday, the most challenging of starts for the 46-year-old who is seeking a record-equally sixth green jacket. woods having to dig deep after recording six bogeys in the first four holes. the 1 under par tally now leading at 3 over par. there's a reason woods is likely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time and the thought of missing the cut simply not an option. the american pairing his way back in the right direction. thanks for four birdies en route to a second round 2 over par 74. >> i haven't played a lot of tournaments of late. so it's just been a little bit rusty. but i'm starting to come around. and i felt good about how i fought back today and got myself -- i could have easily kicked myself out of the tournament today. but i kept myself in it. if you're within five or six on that back nine going into sunday, you got a chanc

patrick snell, cnn, augusta, georgia. >> amazing story, a ukrainian soccer team is kicking off what'seing >> elon musk longer joint task force of directors, that was a tweet in the company ceo. musk, ceo of tesla and spacex got deluge of headlines, he had become twitter's largest shareholder. after that announcement, twitter said they would add him to its board of directors for a two-year term. those plans now appear to have been changed. we are waiting to see what musk has to say about it. thanks for joining me here on cnn newsroom. imax from london. i'll be back at the same time tomorrow, our coverage continues though on early start with christine ruins and laura jarrett in new york. and breonna killer in lviv, ukraine. you are watching cnn. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of f brain performan. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things a

cnn world sport anchor patrick snell has more on that and the story of the golfer leading the pack. >turday at the masters didn't quite work out that way for tiger woods, at least not in the direction he would have been hoping for on his emotional return to the sport following last year's horrific car crash in southern california. in cold blustery conditions woods far from the only one to suffer out there at the iconic augusta national during round 3. his round started with a bogey, and it would end with four dropped shots in the last three holes as the 15-time major winner recorded a disappointing 6 under par round of 78. that's his worst score in 93 rounds at the masters. woods ending round 3 at 7 over par for the tournament. in many ways, though, as woods had already said, he's already won this week just by being here and competing. the 46-year-old american speaking after saturday's round 3. >> never give up. always change after your dreams. and i -- i fight each and every day. each and every day is a challenge. each and every day presents its own different challenges. for all of u

patrick snell, cnn, augusta, georgia. >> exciting day of golf to come there in just a few hours. >>>it's the inaugural mission of a startup called axiom space. the company launched its crew on friday on a spacex rocket. a former nasa astronaut leads the axiom mission, joined by three private citizens who paid, wait for it, $55 million each for this ride. better be a good one. nasa's head of human space flight program sees the collaboration as a key step in commercializing space travel. >> this is our first step. we're working with a commercial company to have them come to our international space station, and we're learning to work together and figure out how to work together. and this is going to be an important step for us because moving forward we would actually like to now be able to buy a ride and time on orbit with a commercial company to be able to have them do that. >> okay. the crew will now spend eight days at the space station not just as tourists. they will in fact carry out several research projects before returning home. >>> and that does it for me. i'm paula newton. tha

cnn's patrick snell is in augusta, georgia. great to see you. what did we see on day three?n so many ways, so many fascinating story lines and subplots, as well. you said it best -- the eyes of the world and beyond not just the thousands out here on the course, focused on one man, the sport's 15-time major winner, mr. tiger woods. what a story he's already written, the headlines, already a success as he called it by virtue that he's playing this week given all he's been through. i tell you what, cold, blustery conditions on this day saturday certainly wasn't the only one to suffer. really challenging round for him. a round that started with a bogey, and he had problems later on. four dropped shots in the last three holes, ending his round with a double bogey, as well. a disappointing, very disappointing by his own high and immaculate standards, a six over par round of 78. by the way, that's his worst score ever at the masters in 93 career records. woods ending round three at seven over par for the tournament, as well. we'll be reflecting on that in just a few more moments. y

patrick snell, cnn, augusta, georgia. >>> it will be an exciting day of golf tomorrow.d. jennifer lopez and ben affleck are engaged, again. the first time -- yep, you will remember, some of us do anyway -- was 20 years ago in 2002. this will be the second marriage for affleck and the fourth for j. lo. don't be fooled by the giant green rock that she's got. isn't it stunning? she is still jenny from the block. and of course, we wish them well. i'm paula newton. i will be right pack with more newsroom and with the latest developments on russia's war in ukraine. we will be live in ukraine with john vause in just a moment. uh carl, are there differentnt planning options in here? options? plans we can build on our own, or with help from a financial consultant? like schwab does. uhhh... could we adjust our plan... ...yeah, like if we buy a new house? mmmm... and our son just started working. oh! do you offer a complimentary retirement plan for him? as in free? just like schwab. schwab! look forward to planning with schwab. welcome to allstate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ here, you don't have to

. >> our thanks to patrick snell. here to discuss further, ben rothenberg. good to see you.seems incredible that such a big name, six-time grand slam champion is going to be going to jail. i think you're at a tournament in spain right now. what's been the reaction in the tennis world? >> here in madrid, there's been a great deal of shock and certainly sadness. people who have been on the media side and following the case and becker's ordeal over the years probably saw this coming, but for a lot of the players, there's a lot of surprise, he remains a very well-liked figure, if even maybe a nae'er do well. he's maintained connection to the sport, captain of the app cup in germany, a lot of sadness at this real downfall for him and this consequence he faces. >> he has had a bit of a slade o over the years in his personal life. you've spoken about him not being dissimilar to other athletes, mismanaging sudden wealth and so on. >> many of these athlete whose get the big wind falls of cash don't have the skills to manage it. and there are people in their lives who are asking for h

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cnn's patrick snell joins us from augusta national. all of his fans wanted, but he was all smiles coming off the 18th green today. and it was just great seeing him out there. >> yeah, incredible stuff. absolutely right. look, tiger woods yesterday shot a 78 here at augusta national. that was his worst ever round at the masters in 93 career rounds as a professional. he matched that today. he matched his worst ever round. another 78 on sunday, finishing at 13 over for the tournament. but it matters not. it matters not one bit. woods had already said look, just by being here this week, this is a victory for me. this is a huge success. i have witnessed firsthand all week the euphoria of the crowds. they adore him here. they admire him here. they hang on his every word, on his every shot. this place has been an absolute ca cauldron of passion on woods all week. on the closing holes on sunday, ji jimmy, wit unto just the 18th. it was all the gallery giving him a huge ovation. an emotional woods afterwards speaking to reporters. take a listen

cnn sports' patrick snell has the details. >> reporter: becker, six-time grand slam champion and one half his sentence in jail. the judge, on friday, this video of him arriving about court on friday, very significant. becker wearing a gray suit, white shirt, and striped tie in the famed wimbledon colors of green and purple. becker was declared bankrupt in june of 2017, and that meant he was legally obliged to disclose all his assets. assets he concealed including around $450,000, which was transferred to several third parties, property in his homeland germany, as well as according to the uk's insolvency service, when it suited him, he made full disclosure. when it didn't, he he didn't. the words of one prosecutor who urged the judge to pass a custodial sentence. becker also accused of transferring and depriving creditors of that in assets. the press association telling the court, quote, the proceedings have destroyed his career entirely, and ruined any further prospect of earning an income. his reputation is in tatters. he will not be able to find work will have to rely on charity of

cnn's world sports patrick snell has more. >> it is the big question, will he or won't he? at this year's masters? speculation reaching fever pitch on sunday here in augusta as he arrived at augusta national to hit the range, to hit the practice range for about 20 minutes or so. and then what happened? he goes to the 10th tee box to play some practice holes here. really getting those insights going in terms of a feel for the course. maybe that's going to be the big question here. how will he and his body handle the notorious undulations of the course, a course now playing to around 7,500 yards. how will his body handle it after everything that happened early last year with that horrific car crash and the subsequent surgeries he underwent. of course, if i can go back to last week where we had that viral moment, woods on the course with his 13-year-old son charlie and fellow american professional justin thomas as well. that's really what got everyone so excited in the buildup to this year's masters. but i tell you what. i want to just leave you with this note. the fact that t