1st gulf major of a coronavirus hates year or a cow or took the title ahead of justin johnson and paul casey well mercedes have failed to win a formula one race for the 1st time this season red bulls max 1st up and took the checkered flag of britain silverstone which was hosting a race for the 2nd time this month. formula 170th anniversary grand prix was a creative name for the 2nd silverstone race and as many weekends organizers are limiting travel due to the coronavirus pandemic mercedes had won every race so far he bought us and teammate lewis hamilton both got away cleanly at the front but behind them red bulls max fish happen quickly moved past surprise 3rd place qualifier nico holcomb. there are a sebastian fickle spawn on another awful day for the german. dutch man for stop and managed to go in front of potus following a pit stop and promptly sped away his tire choices were looking superior on a hot day in britain. hamilton then overtook the task later on to move 2nd and to limit the damage of the ais a record equalling 7th title. but the victory was for a stop and ending a run of 4 s

that was a birdie that put him in front bay but then after paul casey pulled, morikawa made a gutsy playd out his driver on the par 4 hole and went for the green, and he was right on target, setting himself up for an eagle putt. when he made the putt, he had jumped in front by two strokes, and what's able to cruise in the rest of the way. he parred his final two holes to finish with a 6 under par, 64. at just 23 years of age, the guys who on the cam campus as recently as spring of 2019 had his first major championship. when it was time to accept the trophy, he sounded very much like a guy who could handle the moment. >> it's amazing. it's been a life goal, obviously, as a little kid, kind of watching everyone grow up, all of these professionals, and this is what i've always wanted to do. i felt very comfortable from the start, as an amateur, junior golfer, turning professional last year, but to finally close it off and come out here in san francisco, you know, pretty much my second home, where i spent the last four years, it's very special. >> so in this strange sports year, one major ha

and then paul casey pulled even. morikawa made one of the gutsiest decision you'll ever see in a major on the tee in 16. he pulled out his driver on the par 4 hole and went right for the green, setting himself up for an eagle putt. he jumped in front by two strokes and was able to cruise the rest of the way. he parred his final two holes to finish with a 6 under par 64. at least 23 years of age, the guy who was on the cal campus as recently as spring of 2019 had the championship. his only item of the day was when it was time to accept the wanamaker trophy. >>> the oakland a's posting positive tweets from fans in the hallway. there are s a lot for them to be positive about today. the astros were in town, trying not to be swept by the a's. 1-0, and a good sign for the a's. they're 11-1 this year when they hit a home run. matt olson joined the party in the third. he goes down and gets his 5th homer of the year. that's a three-run shot, and it's 4-0 oakland. but the a's weren't finished. the game's next pitch was to matt

amongst them is britain's paul casey. he's a couple of shots off the leader.od and justin rose also also still in the mix. sir ben ainslie says he's confident that his sailing team can end what will be a i70—year wait for british success in the america's cup. the 36th edition starts in new zealand next march and ainslie and his team have have been fine—tuning their new yacht in british waters for the final time this weekend. nick hope's been to meet him. three years ago, sir ben ainslie's brits battled in bermuda, but they were well beaten as the kiwis cruised to victory and then won the 2017 america's cup. now, though, with a new boat and a new sponsor, they have renewed hope. i am really confident in the team, we've got a fantastic team. i love the america's cup because it's this marriage of technology and sport, and it is sailing's version of formula i, really, and the history that goes with it. you know, it started in 1851. britain's never won it. so, it's an incredible sporting story for us. we've got to right that wrong in our maritime history. this is t

produced a flawless final round of 64, to finish two shots clear of a group including england's paul caseybut afterwards morikawa said he was on "cloud nine." when i woke up today i was like, you know, this is meant to be, this is where i feel comfortable, where i want to be. i'm not scared from it. if i was scared from it, the last few holes would have been different. you want to be in this position. next to cricket, and james anderson says he has no intention of retiring from the game. england's all time leading wicket—taker is 38 now — and wasn't his best in the first test against pakistan which has only increased the speculation — but he says he's ignoring the rumours. ifi if i keep bowling the way i did this week, the opportunity for attire will be taken out of my hands, it will be taken out of my hands, it will be taken out of my hands, it will be a selection issue. —— to retire. i am still hungry to play the game. i think the frustration for me this week has been just after one bad game, sort of whispers that go around. i don't think that's really fair. the southampton midfielder pi

up in sport on bbc news... a first major for american 23—year—old collin morikawa who holds off paul caseyga championship in san francisco. good afternoon and welcome to the news at 0ne. the prime minister has renewed his commitment to get all schools to open in england this september. he says education is a priority for the country. it follows the education secretary saying research shows there is little evidence of coronavirus being transmitted in schools. but unions and some school leaders say there is an absence of clear guidance from the government — and they criticise the failure to have a back—up plan if there's a second wave of the virus. schools in scotland are reopening this week with some children returning tomorrow, more on that and the row over exams in a moment, but first this report from our correspondent, sean dilley. the from our correspondent, sean dilley. prime minist at the prime minister on the offensive at this east london school. he is hoping his message will hit the mark. look at that! boris johnson hoping his message will hit the mark. look at that! borisjohnson is

>> chris glenn is an assistant professor in statistician at the university of new hampshire and paul casey a real estate adviser that kell the you how much your neighbor paid for their house, giving you another reason to hate thy neighbor. with all the information they decided to commission a study on the u.s. housing crisis. >> we fundamentally believe that good data will help craft good policy and good policy will make for good, well functioning markets. >> the goal is predict when and how much the homeless population of a city will -- housing affordability at the aggregate level. you think about the measure of housing affordability as the percentage of a paycheck that goes toward housing costs. as that increases, and specifically as it goes to about a third of income, once communities exceed that 31, 32% threshold, we expect the homeless rate will significantly increase in that community. if you're a city like chicago or dallas or houston where the housing affordability number are approaching 30%, you should be prepared for a significant increase in the homeless population as that housi

after paul casey joined him atop the leaderboard, he decided to pull out his driver on the par 4 16thon to the green. from there morikowa made his eagle putt, and stayed with the final round of 64. the only stumble auntie day was when he went to host the wanna maker trophy, and part of it wasn't firmly attached. a member often the media this week who also likes golf and excels at another sport was also in the post tournament group. >> yes, stefan curry, are you a leaderboard watcher? did you know where you were? what is your mindset in that moment >> i'm a warriors fan, thank you very much. but, yeah, i do look at the leaderboard. i think it's good to know where you're at. >> i guess steph has a future in whatever he decides to do. >>> we're staying very topical for this day if sports history. >> it was on this day in 1980 that jack nicklaus held that same trophy collin held yesterday. that was the 5th and final pgar championship for nicolas. >> and it was on this day in 1981 that pete rose picked up career number 3,631. >> bouncer to the hole! >> that moved him past usiel, there to c

to paul casey 2 decades more cars senior emerged as his biggest threat casey posted around of $66.00. but it still wasn't enough mark karr was born after tiger woods became a professional. he's leading a wave of new talent intent on upsetting the old order. los angeles born to a japanese father and chinese mother mark karr has the game and now the profile to become a global star. his final round of 64 saw him finish on 13 under par and take the title by 2 strokes. you know i feel very comfortable in this spot and when i woke up today i was like you know this is meant to be this is this is where i feel very comfortable this is where i want to be. and i'm not scared from and i think if i was scared from it the last year was a little bit a little different but you want to be in this position i mean the glorious shots collins hit coming down in the holes at 16 to make eagle i mean you just have to tip your cap. when he pops up on to or. not that long ago i mean we. those guys who were paying attention like myself knew that this was something special and he's proved it today a college stud

the wait goes on for paul casey.ton still leads the championship by 30 points afterfinishing second, ahead of valtteri bottas. rangers have two wins out of two in the scottish premiership, after beating st mirren 3—0. but champions celtic dropped points, drawing 1—1 at kilmarnock — chris burke with killy's equaliser from the penalty spot. england all—rounder ben stokes will miss the remainder of the test series against pakistan forfamily reasons. he's leaving the uk to travel to new zealand, where his parents live. his father ged has been recovering there since he fell ill over christmas while he was injohannesburg to watch his son play against south africa. we've heard some extraordinary interviews with ronnie o'sullivan over the years — and it seems he's not mellowing with age. he beat china's ding junhui by 13 frames to ten to reach the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship in sheffield. and when he was asked why he thinks he's had such a long, successful career, he didn't hold back. if you look at the y

produced a flawless final round of 64 to finish two shots clear of a group including england's paul caseymeant to be, this is where i feel very comfortable, this i where i want to be. and i'm not scared from it, i think if i was scared from it, the last three holes would have been a little different. but you want to be in this position. there was an unexpected winner at the 70th anniversary grand prix at silverstone and all because of the tyres. max verstappen was warned by his red bull team to go easy but he told them he was "not backing off and driving like a grandma", and the two mercedes tore their tyres to shreds. lewis hamilton still leads the championship by 30 points afterfinishing second, ahead of valtteri bottas. i really enjoyed it to be honest, but it was so difficult to manage the tyres. way more than we had experienced in any of these races coming up, so definitely wasn't expected. but i did the best i could with it. we had a lot of pace in the car. i didn't really have a lot of tyre issues at all, and yes we just kept pushing and an incredible result to win here and we just

amongst them is britain's paul casey.n't be surprised to hear that mercedes drivers lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas will start formula 1's 70th anniversary grand prix from the front row of the grid this afternoon. but there was a surprise to see racing point's nico hulkenberg qualifying in third. he's only taking part because sergio perez is still out with coronavirus. hulkenberg is known as the best driver never to have been on the podium in any of his 177 races. he has a great chance to right that wrong at silverstone today. sir ben ainslie says he's confident that his sailing team can end what will be a 170—year wait for british success in the america's cup. the 36th edition starts in new zealand next march, and ainslie and his team have have been fine tuning their new yacht in british waters for the final time this weekend. nick hope's been to meet him. three years ago, they battled in bermuda, but they were well beaten asa bermuda, but they were well beaten as a kiwis cruised to victory and then won the 2017 ameri

paul casey missed the cut last week. adjusting back to life in the usa.he players to go to the usa a little bit later. he's been looking for a little bit of rhythm and form was topsoil think both of them will feel quite good about how they are showing this morning and then the likes of mathew fitzpatrick. he didn't have a great round yesterday, one of the later starters. both have been in good form coming into its, both of those we re form coming into its, both of those were struggling a little bit, so we will see how they do later. a little bit closer to home, perhaps more worryingly, we saw some alarming scenes at the rose ladies challenge event today at wentworth where play was postponed because of a really serious fire on the chorus, the images look terrible. yeah, yeah, we saw this come out in the last couple of hours, wildfire around it, really thick smoke, as you can see there lots of incidence of fire there. basically what's happened as it has come overfrom there basically what's happened as it has come over from there and come over the railways a

for england's paul casey, though, the wait goes on for a first major. throughout, but in the end finished in second along with dustinjohnson two shots behind. i played phenomenal golf. there's nothing i would change. i'm very happy with howl nothing i would change. i'm very happy with how i played. great attitude, stayed very calm and stayed in the present. wasn't enough. the glorious shots coming m, enough. the glorious shots coming in, you just have to take your. when he popped up on tour not that long ago, those guys who are paying attention like myself knew this was something special. he's proved it today. he's already proved it, but he's really stamped his authority of how good he is today. but i'm very happy with everything. it's kind of got my mojo back. morikawa wasn't the american most people were expecting to win the us pga championship going into the final round, but it's safe to say americans know his name today. and i'm joined by alex miceli, who's a golf reporter and journalist in the us. thanks forjoining us now. what's the reaction been