Ãi mean pga tour is a huge deal.mean you can't just son your phone and look at the scoreboaror the leaderboard or rankinor tever all the tim >> it would be understandable finishes the season ranked first, he's gred a pga tour card,ething that takes years for most golfers. >> we have i think four or five more events left. i'll take a good long look after the fifth ev >> head coach ray has been inest, including his teammate tiger woods. raybelieves thor bjornson has carved out his own legacy at the farm. >> reporter: what's it been like getting to coach him? >> well, gosh, it's an honor. the guy's a stud. he's a great player.'s a really, ly good kid. he wants to be great and that's all you can really ask for from a coach's perspective is just to have someone that is open to be coached and is competitive every day to win. >> competitive might be understatement. >> i want to be the best player in the world in five years. >> so much confidence. i can still report at this point he's still number one in the pga tour ranking

he was the first black player to get a pga card.came in 1961, a full decade over -- after the color barrier had been broken in other sports. he was more than just a trademark. for most of his career, he played not on the pga tour but on the uga tour. black players called it the chitlin tour. in 1961, the pj finally dropped its caucasian only bylaws, which had been in place since 1934. a california attorney general has threatened to sue the group. he was in his prime. he went on to win a couple of tournaments. in 2006, his achievements were recognized with an honorary doctorate. ju months before he died, president obama awarded him the presidential medal of freedom. the highest civilian award. >> he was sometimes banned from clubhouse restaurants. vance threatened him. because golf can be a solitary sport, he didn't have much to lean on. but he had his lovely wife and plenty of guts and grit. it was never just about injuries. he said he was trying to do it for the world. >> he played in 12 uso business, six pga championships, and was

it's so difficult to win on the pga tour, billy ray. >> now he is trying to gather himself and at least give bhatia two putts instead of more cushion. what a week. what a day. he is still holding on to that shoulder. this for bogey. this way to break through on the pga tour is going to continue and most agonizing way you could possibly imagine. seven straight birdies to pull even. then to see it just all come undone. so bhatia is going to pick up pga tour victory number two here in the most bizarre fashion that he could have ever imagined. that drops in. bhatia is a winner again. a wild sunday at tpc san antonio. he is not even 23 years old. the dream continues for bhatia who becomes just the tenth player the last 50 years to win more than one pga tour title before turning 23 years old and his fiancee presley is there with him. he's been really pretty much inacceptable the three years after meeting each other here at this tournament. let's sends you back down to damon hack. >> akshay, congratulations. you slept on the lead for three nights in a row. denny mccarthy threw a 28 at you on t

victory in a little over two years. fist pga tour victory in a little over two years.— pga tour victory at the end of the day. _ over two years. at the end of the day. like _ over two years. at the end of the day. like i _ over two years. at the end of the day, like i have _ over two years. at the end of the day, like i have to - over two years. at the end of the day, like i have to get. over two years. at the end of the day, like i have to get to| the day, like i have to get to this position, i don'tjust show up in the lead on thursday can be have to play good golf and handle things well. you look at a tournament like this we could be a good example, starting off and looking at the leaderboard on thursday and everybody is just making birdie after birdie, and i am sitting there over par, and it shanked on the day. ijust did my best to stay patient, waited until i got hot, add a nice finish to the round on thursday and then had a really solid friday, where i felt like i played better than i scored, and i had saturday where i just better than i scored, and i had saturday where ijust playe

playing on the pga tour. if it is this summer or next summer or whatnot, it would be nice to have a direct avenue. >> reporter: michael has racked up a lot of wins and a lot of awards over the last four years at stanford, but, perhaps, nothing is more impressive than his number one overall pga tour and university ranking. >> i mean, it was a huge detail. you cannot just look at your phone and look at the scoreboard or the rankings or whatever all the time. >> reporter: it would be understandable if he did. if he finishes the season ranked first, he is granted a pga tour card, something that takes years for most golfers. >> we have, i think, four or five offense left. i will have a look after the nationals. >> reporter: head coach conrad ray has been around stanfords finest, including his teammate tiger woods. he believes he has carved out his own legacy at the farm. >> welcome, look gosh, it is an armor. they are a stud. he is a great player. he is a really, really good kid. he wants to be great. that is all

in next month's pga championship.he corales puntacana championship three shots behind, but delivered one of his best closing rounds — an impressive nine—under 63 — for a two—shot victory in the dominican republic. the top seeds boston celtics have started their nba play—off campaign with a 1111—91; win over the miami heat. jayson tatum's triple—double helped the top seeds to lead throughout against last season's losing finalists. he scored 23 points, had 10 rebounds and provided 10 assists but warned his side they "can't relax" against the team which eliminated them from the play—offs last year. four—time snooker world champion mark selby is in danger of a shock first—round exit afterjoe 0'connor, making his debut at the crucible, took a commanding 7—2 lead. he's 30th in the world, and only needs three frames to reach the last 16 when the match resumes later on monday. it would be another huge shock after last year's champion luca brecel lost to david gilbert at the weekend. and the last chance regatta is exactly what

know that i will be playing on the pga tour. if it is this summer or next summer or whatnot. it would be nice to have a direct avenue within a few months. >> reporter: michael has racked up a lot of wings and a lot of awards over the last four years at stanford, but perhaps nothing is more impressive than his number one pga tour university ranking. >> pga tour is a huge deal. you cannot just sit on your phone and look at the scoreboard or the leader rankings or whatever all the time. >> reporter: it would be understandable if he did. if he finishes the season ranked first, he is granted a pga tour card, something that takes years for most golfers. >> i think we have four or five more events left. i will take a good long look after the fifth event. >> reporter: the head coach has been around stanford's finest, including his team mate, michael woods. he believes that he has carved out his own legacy at the farm. >> bosh. it is an honor. the guy is a stud. he is a really, really good kid. he wants to be great. and that is all you c

liv and the pga are still in talks on a merger.hen, last year's champion is still one of the rebels. john rahm won the masters then moved to live last december in a deal worth more than £400 million. but no prize fund can buy what they win at augusta. having the jacket, i kept it in my closet in a spot where i would walk past it every single day and inevitably, every once in awhile, you put it on. it is the biggest tournament in the world, no offence to anything else, but this is probably the most followed one by people who don't even play golf. your notoriety goes up quite a bit. is there still an intention or is everyone happy to see each other? you guys like to make it sound like we get in the locker room and are fighting each other, it is nothing like that. whichever tour they play on, there is no easy navigation. augusta is set up to test out the mind, it can be consuming. rory mcilroy�*s first rounds will be with scottie scheffler. the world number one. it is quite the start to golf�*s show. it is quite the start to golf�*s s

the world number one scottie scheffler has his fourth win in five pga tour starts, after getting theon monday at the rbc heritage in south carolina. that was following a weather delayed finish. scheffler, who won the masters a week ago, after going back to back at the arnold palmer invitational and the players in march, resumed on 20—under, five clear of the chasing pack. with two parsl and a bogey on his closing holes, he completed a 3—under 68 to register a 10th pga tour victory in a little over two years. at the end of the day, like i have to get to this position, i don'tjust show up in the lead on thursday, you have to play good golf and handle things well. you look at a tournament like this we could be a good example, starting off and looking at the leaderboard on thursday and everybody isjust making birdie after birdie, and i am sitting there over par, and had a shank on the day. ijust did my best to stay patient, waited until i got hot, add a nice finish to the round on thursday and then had a really solid friday, where i felt like i played better than i scored, and then i had

liv in the pga are still in talks on a merger. champion is still one of the rebels. jon rahm won the masters, then moved to live last december in a deal worth more than £400 million. but no prize fund can buy what they win at augusta. having the jacket, i kept it on my closet on a spot where i would walk by it every single day. and obviously, inevitably, every once in a while you put it on. you know, it is the biggest tournament in the world with no offence to anything else, but it's probably the most followed one by people that don't even play golf. that's, ithink, what makes the difference. your notoriety goes up quite a bit. is there still any tension or does everybodyjust i happy to see each other? you guys love to kind of try to make it sound like, you know, like we get in the locker room and we're fighting each other and stuff like that. it's nothing like that. whichever tour they play on, there's no easy navigation. augusta's set up to test out the mind it can be consuming. mcilroy�*s first rounds will be with scottie schef

liv and the pga are still in talks on a merger.year's champion is still one of the rebels. john rahm won the masters then moved to liv last december in a deal worth more than £400 million. but no prize fund can buy what they win at augusta. having the jacket, i kept it in my closet in a spot where i would walk past it every single day and inevitably, every once in awhile, you put it on. it is the biggest tournament in the world, no offence to anything else, but this is probably the most followed one by people who don't even play golf. your notoriety goes up quite a bit. is there still any tension or is everyone happy to see each other? you guys like to make it sound like we get in the locker room and we are fighting each other, it is nothing like that. which tour they play on, there is no easy navigation. augusta is set up to test out the mind, it can be consuming. rory mcilroy�*s first rounds will be with scottie scheffler. he is the world number one. it is quite the start to golf�*s standout show. joe lynskey, bbc news. and you c

initially, pga tour and h are iv were at each -- liv were at each other's at leasts. of people move over who said they never would, most notably, jon rahm. he'd never make that in two, three lifetimes, so i understand him moving. everything rotates around the checkbook. staying power and love of the game. so, you know, let's see what happens. liz: well, i get that, but you've got members of congress specifically in the senate who are really pushing against this. and part of it has to do with the history of the saudis and 9/11, etc. i mean, clearly, they are not just looking to put all of their money into golf, they are everywhere it feels like. they're going into everything from formula 1 to women's tennis. i mean, actually, the women's tennis championships are going to be in riyadh, and, you know, you have martina navera rah the city love v.a. saying they're not going because they think the country is regressive. you as a businessman, would you sponsor any of the players that are involved in liv golf, tennis or any of the other sports? >> well, right now we don't, an

if you look at the tv ratings of the pga tour— if you look at the tv ratings of the pga tour this year20% across—the—board. that's big. i would _ 20% across—the—board. that's big. i would say— 20% across—the—board. that's big. i would say the numbers on live on great _ would say the numbers on live on great in _ would say the numbers on live on great in terms of the people tuning in. great in terms of the people tuning in the _ great in terms of the people tuning in. the fighting at anything that's gone _ in. the fighting at anything that's gone on — in. the fighting at anything that's gone on in — in. the fighting at anything that's gone on in the last couple of years, people _ gone on in the last couple of years, people are — gone on in the last couple of years, people are getting fatigued about it and it_ people are getting fatigued about it and it is_ people are getting fatigued about it and it is turning people love men's professional golf. —— it is turning people _ professional golf. —— it is turning people off — nathan lyon says his "hands are tied" after cricket australia told

it's one of the reasons we invested in the pga. it's things where we could invest that we think media rights are going to continue going up. >> you're part of the strategic sports group that made a big investment in the pga. >> yes. >> where are we on the talks between pga and liv as you're now starting to get the rory mcilroys of the world and other big names who are suggesting we need to figure this out quick because it's becoming an issue. it's becoming a distraction. are we any closer to a resolution? >> i think there's been talks going on. i think it's better than it was three months ago. i think they're moving forward. the question is will they be able to cut a deal? obviously i hope they do, just like i would say tiger, rory, or anybody who's involved wants to end up having a resolution of this because it's better for the game. >> can you speak to what the -- you know, what's the major sticking point at this point, and how involved are you in the actual conversations? >> shockingly, it's money. but i'm not involved really in

also, it's no secret that your pga bill is getting more and more expensive with even more hikes on the way. we investigate why these rates are skyrocketing. plus, expect detours and delays on parts of 680 this weekend. we have details of the latest freeway shutdown. welcome to the news at 530. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. nearly eight weeks after super tuesday, we still don't have an answer. and more than a week after the recount, we have a delay in that high profile congressional race. who came in second place here? the second place finisher will square off against sam liccardo in november to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. here's nbc's ian cole work has wrapped up for the day here at the santa clara county voting center. there are still a small number of ballots left to be examined, and we're told tonight that that process will continue into next week. the question now is, will any of those ballots break the tie? we are our team is working hard and we're definitely at the tail end today. some of the final votes in the 16th congressional race a

the world number one scottie scheffler has his fourth win in five pga tour starts after getting the joberitage in south carolina following a weather delayed finish. scheffler, who won the masters a week ago, after going back—to—back at the arnold palmer invitational and the players in march, resumed on 20 under and five clear of the chasing pack. with two pars and a bogey over his closing holes, he completed a three—under 68 to register a tenth pga tour victory in little over two years. and that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on our top story from new york where a court is hearing opening arguments in donald trump's hush—money trial. the former us president faces 3a counts of business fraud in a scheme to pay off porn star stormy daniels to make sure an account of his alleged extramarital sexual encounter with her did not get published on the eve of the 2016 presidential election. a stills photographer is allowed in the court, these are the pictures. live pictures from new york, these are live positions in the courthouse itself but there are now live cameras in the courtroo

the open championship and pga championship just missing that masters.ttie scheffler opening up about his faith ahead of the big tournament. i believe in a creator, i believe in jesus. ultimately i think that's what defines me the most. his wife about to give bitter to their child. all eyes on whether he can get the call early and have to split. maybe he gets that call on amen corner. >> kayleigh: masters win and new baby incredible. >> sacrificing own journalistic values and focusing on left leaning conch. he was quote concerned by the lack of viewpoint diversity and looked at voter registration for our newsroom in d.c. where npr is headquartered and many of us live. he goes on to write i found 87 registered democrats working in editorial positions and zero republicans, none. joe concha is a fox news contributor. berliner talked about the stories npr would pick and choose. he writes, quote: the schiff talking points became the drum beats of npr news reports. when the mueller report found no evidence of collusion. the report was sparse. i listened as one

he hopes to one day during the pga tour again. you know, i still love the pga tour and i still hope everything the best and they're still hold that at some point i can compete. i can compete there again and yeah, i mean, you do me is compete and make a certain people, right. countryman, sergio garcia, has been on the live tool for 2 years, the spaniards, so he's not bothered by the divide anymore, as he looks to when it will cost it for the 1st time and 7 years. you guys love to kind of dig in, just kinda try to make it sound like, you know, like we get on the locker room. no, we're fighting. so the like that is nothing like that. so i've, you know, the game is golf. we're all trying to play the best way we can and, and that's shifflett mccoy. i'm sound a shuffle a is the stand out. pairing in the 1st round would stays off with jason day and max home a tom size and i was is there history will be made when the new nfl season kicks off in september when brazil hosts 1st. they have a game, the philadelphia eagles will take on the gre

he hopes to one day during the pga tour again. you know, i still love the pga tour and i still hope everything the best and they're still hold that at some point i can compete. i can compete there again and yeah, i mean you do me is compete and they get certain people right. consuming sergio garcia has been on the left tool for 2 years. the spanish says he's not bothered by the divide anymore, as he looks to when it will cost it for the 1st time and 7 years. you guys love to kind of dig and just kind of try to make it sound like uh, you know, like we get on the locker room that were fighting each other like that is nothing like that. so i've, you know, the game is golf. we're all trying to play the best way we can, and that's shifflett mcroy, i'm sound a shuffle a is the stand out pairing. and the 1st round woods, diesel with jason day and max homa some size. and i was, is there that as is traditional means that the mazda is wednesday, so it will be possibly context as well. gusto which allows the players families to get involved

you know, i still love the pga tour and i still hope everything the best and they're still hold that at some point i can compete. i can compete there again and yeah, i mean you do me is competing, make a certain people, the competition still there. yeah. they're smaller fields, but you still have to be some of the best players in the world and you still have to play at the same level. you will have to be on the pc to the windows events. so that doesn't change. and then be anthony edwards school, the career high, $51.00 points for the minnesota timber wolves as they be the washington was is it continues an impressive run for edwards and his side, if not one of 4 of their last 5 games and 7 lead at the top of the western conference and, and that's why it's built for me, i do, but it's a funny kind of a sign a thank you very much for that sign of 9 columbia. hundreds of people have violated in the capital to support reforms proposed by left his president gustavo petro protesters are angry because the senate rejected some of those proposals last week . one of the most controversial beds

the average pga bill for residential customers is more than 22% higher than last year. >> i was loving the past few days. i was like, no ac, no heat required. steve paulson i don't know if the heat is on at the house, but i will turn it off as soon as i get home. >> i'd rather have no heat than have to use the ac. i mean, you can always get warm, right guys? >> you can put on a sweater, wear a sweater, wear a sweater, cool. >> mother nature will provide all the natural air conditioning we need, probably for a couple of days. and the way things are looking may be well into the first week of may, mother nature might be saying, you know what? i'm going to give you cool conditions. look at that fog bank. my goodness, it is large and in charge. we like to say, and there's plenty to go around, maybe slow to burn off, if at all, for some today. and in the northern sacramento valley along i-5, some activity coming around this low is lit up around williams, chico, up to corning, colusa. a little bit of thunderstorm activity. i would not be surprised if we see that off and on throughout the day.

high school outing, one course in such bad shape it needs a multiyear renovation if she does get a pgamy caddie this time it's official win a little child that age takes one step and falls you can't count it, you need consistent back to back strides and she has accomplished that and if you want to see the video we can bring it to you tomorrow. let's do some texts susan from charleston south carolina if those trump jurors can identify as an impartial i can identify as a giraffe the cnn viewer ship will hit rock bottom all those jurors in trial ed from fremont nebraska undercover ground the father it sounds like a great new reality show in fact we should add undercover grandfather to the nickname bracket, sleep it in. hobe sound of florida wonder if the judge has a space heater under the bench, seriously, why is he keeping it so cold i think you is onto something they'll from texas they should select jurors that watch national geographic channel not cnn the only person who watches fox is the foreman from ireland the rest cnn and msnbc and npr how could you forget mark from new york they

scottie scheffler secures another pga tour title, this time at a rain—delayed rbc heritage in south carolinarld champion mark selby admits he is contemplating his future, after crashing out of this year's championship in the first round. welcome along to the programme. now, it was a particularly sweet night for internazionale, as they secured the serie a title in italy, and they did so against their fiercest rivals, ac milan. a 2—1win at the san siro was enough to get over the line. the equation was simple at the san siro. inter knew a win would secure the serie a title and it didn't take them long to open the scoring, francesco acerbi found himself in acres of space inside the six yard box to nod in. after the break they had a second, thuram's strike putting them in sight of the scudetto. ac milan with the home team and gave their fans a glimmer of hope when tomori pulled one back with ten minutes remaining. tensions began to boil over in the closing stages with ac

scottie scheffler secures another pga tour title — this time at a rain delayed rbc heritage in southhampion mark selby admits he's contemplating his future, after crashing out of this year's championship in the first round. hello and welcome along to the programme. it was her particular sweet night as they secured the theory title, they did so against ac milan. a 2— one win was enough to get over the line. we have the details. secured the series title and it didn't take long to open the scoring, francesco suk scoring, found himself in acres of space, after the break they had a second. edge of the box putting enter inside, ac milan where the home team and they give their fans a glimmer of hope went to moray pulled one back with ten minutes remaining, tensions began to boil over in the closing stages

that would be a tall order for the spaniard who no longer plays in the pga tour. makes the cut at the age of 48, 23 years in a row. set a new record of making the cut. with the weather, here's the deal. tiger with fused ankle and bad back, if he doesn't finish today and have to come out early tomorrow morning to finish round one and turn around quickly for round 2, that could be trouble for the great tiger woods. that is a huge story line here at the masters. >> todd: you mentioned scheffler, is he from quote unquote texas. he was born in new jersey where the natural sport in new jersey is eating. let's get into the food prices. i'm from jersey i can say that sandwich prices between 1.5050 and $3. doug, can they do all of this because, let's face, it tickets to get in to the masters so darn expensive we're talking thousands of dollars. it's a tradition unlike any other. that's a special thing about the masters, one of many things, they haven't raised the prices of pimento cheese sandwich. i can honestly say more than three decades of covering this event never had

for the first time in nine months liv and pga tour golfers are competing in the same tournament and it'srom the breakaway series that's made a lot of the headlines on day one of the masters at augusta. after a two and a half hour weather delay, bryson dechambeau was one of the first to get going. and three straight birdies to open his round set the foundation for a seven under par 65. scottie scheffler got close to that mark. a bogey free 66 took him to 6 under, two years on from his first green jacket. it's a lot longer since danny willett was the champion at augusta. but the 2016 winner is four under after a 68 in his first tournament since shoulder surgery in september. rory mcilroy had an up and down round, four birdies, three bogies, but in contention at one under par. and for a full leaderboard from the opening days play at augusta, head over to our website, bbc.com/sport a night of europa laegue football was marked by an extraordinary result at anfield. liverpool were beaten 3—0 by atalanta in the first leg of their quarterfinal. it's liverpool's first home defeat of any kind in m

for the first time in nine months, liv and pga tour golfers are competing in the same tournament, and

open pga, the players winning on the pga tour, and when things are a new grasp and you don't get themn, i'm sure there's a few politicians that got that close and then did not get over the line. so tiger woods quits, one under. do you think that is a good strategy for him? >> you know what. [ laughter ] i don't know if i can comment on that. whatever he needs to do, look, we can sit here and talk about if he is that goat or if jacket is that goat of their both codes, but one of that watch what greatest players who have played this game. talking to friends and staff during the lead up to the opening-round, it's like, regardless of whether you think tiger hasn't played, tiger has not competed, you know what it still tiger. you don't put anything past him. >> jesse: he battled him, a great champion, great competitive. love watching you growing up. thank you as much for joining "jesse watters primetime", we love you. >> thank you for your time. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: hilary the musical. be right back. [ ♪♪ ] ooo, that looks complicated. that's why visionworks organizes our frames by shape and p

says that he would love to play and pga to events again one day off that he's shocked. move to live golf in december from aims to become the 1st to defend his mazda his title. since tiger was that it 22 years ago . i mean, i still love the pga tour and i still hope everything the best and that's still hope that at some point i can compete. i can compete there again and you know, mean you do me is compete and make a certain people the competition still there. yeah. the smaller feels but you still have to be some of the best players in the world. and you still have to play at the same level, you will have to be towed to windows events so that doesn't change and also support for me for the sun. a thank you very much for that. that's it for this news hour. but to stay with us on out here, i'm on vase stop stories coming to the now is the time to be direct. israel's project has been to completely conflict zionism and judy as a. but it was not a jew, israel's a state. and they need to be treated as any other state. what, this is where the tough questions are asked. can you se

ididn't i didn't get the criticism a lot of people are dead and, you know, now the pga tour board haveeeting. there is definitely some discussions and if anything were closer to some type of unification than ever. closer to some type of unification than ever. that's the sport. the post office minister has said people responsible for the horizon it scandal should go to jail if there is evidence of wrongdoing. the public inquiry into the scandal will resume this week, with senior post office bosses among those called to give evidence. more than 900 sub—postmasters were wrongly prosecuted between 1999 and 2015 because of supposed losses flagged by the faulty horizon it system used in its branches. and 2015 because of supposed losses flagged by the faulty horizon it system used in its branches. aruna iyengar has this report. fenny compton this morning. very strong feeling in the community. 60 postmasters reconvened there today to take stock of where they are and grill kevin hollinrake, the post office minister. well, can i first say sorry for everybody in this room and for the thousands of

. >> speaking of the golf economy, big money event and there is a tug-of-war with liv and the pga. where it stood about a week or two weeks or three months ago. there is not a lot of activity now. there was an expectation at the end of last year that we could see the move toward some construct of a deal in the early part of the year. that did not happen. then there was a push back and folks thought it would happen as we approached the masters. we have not seecn a deal arise yet. one of the telling things is rory mcilroy who talked about the idea that the current state of golf in professional sports is unsustainable given the dynamic we have seen with liv and pga tour. there's definitely a lot of activity that's anticipated to happen. whether or not it happens in the next couple weeks or months remains to be seen. >> all right. dom, i hope i didn't blow your cover when i called you the number one golfer at cnbc. i hope i didn't blow your cover. >> frank, one of the things that you learn in golf is nobody cares what you shot. >> dom chu, thank you. enjoy the masters. >>> ahead, the o

the biggest names from the pga tour and liv series will be competing against one another with the titleer, whilst rory mcilroy�*s chasing that, thus far, elusive first green jacket. joe lynskey reports. april at augusta, golf's greatest spectacle, one man's greatest hope. for 15 years, rory mcilroy has tried. this is the one major he is still yet to win. last time out, he missed the cut. one year on from being runner—up. it is almost one decade since his last major title but the best in this sport still think it will come.

now his excellency and the pga tour board have had a meeting.ere in the past. if anything we are closer to some type of unification than ever. a british—ghanaian muslim woman quit herjob as a neonatal nurse in 2021 to pursue her passion for rugby. zainab alima has been sharing her story with our reporter srosh khan about how her faith coincides with the sport. delivering the match ball, zainab alima, she is out to smash stereotypes. zainab alima is making her mark. this was her at last year's world cup ahead of the match. she is breaking down barriers in a sport played by a few muslim women. i am aware that there are _ played by a few muslim women. i —n aware that there are probably other muslim women that want to play sport. it might not be rugby. step out of the comfort zone. it is important to be the change you want to see. something built in me, what you bring to the table when you are a rugby player, physicality, mental strength, resilience, those qualities you find a lot of women. she feels her faith has played a large part in her identity

pga tour players reportedly getting money earned for not leaving for liv golf.t, $100 million. that followed by roy mcilroy at $50 million. approximately $1 billion will be split between 193 golfers and how much a player receives is based on their career long you achievements and that's why tiger got 100 million reportedly. maria: that's a lot. it's because liv is paying up, right and they have to compete. >> and now the ones that stayed loyal to pga are getting rewarded for it. maria: exactly. lauren, thank you. meanwhile, president trump using his time in new york city to his advantage meeting with construction workers earlier on the upper east side. he's got to be the in court later. he did a campaign stop at 63:00 6:30in the morning. here's what he said to reporters. >> we're very close in new york, i understand. we're leading in the country by a lot. a poll came out a little while ago as you saw yesterday that we're up in every swing state and up by a lot in every swing state so i think we're going to do very well and we're going to make a play for new york

he completed a three—under 68 to take his tenth pga tour victory in a little over two years.er world champion mark selby is in danger of a shock first—round exit at the crucible. joe o'connor, making his debut, took a commanding 7—2 lead. but selby has clawed his way back in to the contst. it's currently 8—5 to o'connor. the first to ten frames progresses to the last 16. o'connor is at the table, selby currently has an advantage of 39—18 the score there, coverage continues over on bbc two. no worries for the 2005 champion, shaun murphy though, he's into round two after a really impressive performance against china's lyu hao?tian. murphy was 673 ahead after yesterday's first session 7 and then today — won four of the next seven frames — 1075 it finished. he'll play scotland's stephen maguire next. and the last chance regatta is exactly what it sounds like, the final opportunity for athletes to qualify for the paris olympics in the sailing events. it's under way in southern france with 50 spots available across ten olympic sailing classes. kite foiling, is one of two new sailin

. >> you heard it, a time-out was called during the opening round of the pga's zurich classic of newt an alligator make its way through the course. three players were delayed at the 17th hole as the animal leisurely took about seven minutes to cross the green. >>> it was a night for quarterbacks at the nfl draft. as expected the "chicago -- chicago bears selected 2022 heisman trophy winner usc quarterback caleb williams with the number-one pick. a record six quarterbacks were selected in the first 12 picks including the top three. the washington commanders drafted 2023 heisman winner lsu quarterback jayden daniels second. new england took north carolina's drake maye third. >>> taylor swift is giving hints about some possible changes for the next leg of her "eras tour." ♪ for a fortnight we were ♪ fans are speculating that swift is incorporating songs from her new album "tortured poets department." she posted rehearsal video with the new song with post malone called "fortnight." she captioned it "a fortnight 'til paris." her next stop. ♪ until i find you and walk beside you ♪ >>> and

still tension between the pga and liv players.h after a number of majors, the liv players are holding their own each time. >> well, they sure are. i mean, they have 13 players in this tournament. and they have some of the top players in the top 20, a number of them. so, you know, they are a force to be reckoned with. obviously liv is not going to go away. trying to figure out a deal how to get along, coexist, come together on some type of merger. there is really no progress reported of any substance that looks like this is going to come to an end any time soon. obviously, that's the hope because the disintegration of the pga tour and what liv has done has not been good for golf. ratings have been down. this is a week right here at agut that national that everybody celebrates. this is the best week in golf. it's the best run, best organized event that our country puts on and it's in an international park and it's just beautiful. so, hopefully everybody will put aside the differences that they are having in golf and come together an

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connection to the 21 fire, which was started by pga equipment.ees and damaged its facilities in plumas county. >> governor newsom is requesting a federal emergency after the cancellation of california's salmon season. the decision was made wednesday by the pacific fishery management council because of the continued low numbers of chinook salmon. the governor says the emergency request will be helped bring financial support to the affected fishing communities. local salmon fishermen blame the state for what they call, quote, irresponsible water policies. >> and we're fighting for these fish. we're making hard sacrifices for the next generation of fish, and we're making the hard decisions about the harvest. right now, we need the california water managers to make some sacrifices on their end. they need to make some hard decisions about saving these fish as well. >> the governor's office says it has allocated $800 million over the last three years to restore habitat increase water flow and remove dams that were preventing fish from returning to thei

open, the pga, the players t winning golf tournaments on the pga tour. >> and when things right inyou o your grasp and you don't get them, you don't really get over it. >>n't them it's like losing an election. i'm sure there's a few politicians that got that close and didn't get over the line. so t woods quit. >> he's won under. >> do you think that's a good strategy for him? >> you you know, i don't know if i can comment on that. >> i you know, whatever he needs to dthat.o look, he is you know, we can we can sit here and talk about if he's the goat or jack's the goat or if they're just cow goats or whatever you want to call it. but, you know, he's one of the b two greatest players who've ever walked the fairwauty. me some play this game and, you know, talking to friends and stuff during the lead up t today's opening round, it's likee you know, regardless of whether you think tiger's been hurt, tiger hasn't played, tiger hasn't competer kd. >> you know what is still tiger and so you don't put anythingt t him. >> well you battled them you're a great champion great >>. etitorhing i love

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