this year, he's won on the pga tour this year, he may be about to become a champion at wentworth. pack of englishmen and shane lowry? larry to tap the best of days today, his rhythm seemed to be missing. i think the real danger men of the likes of patrick reid and tommy fleetwood. fleetwood on thursday was four over paron fleetwood on thursday was four over par on his first nine holes, so he has been motoring back into contention and looked good today. the putter looked more secure and reedis the putter looked more secure and reed is a quality player, the highest ranked in the field and is knocking on the door if hatton slips up. a quick look then at the leaderboard going into the final round, hatton with a three—shot lead. 0pen champion shane lowry slipped to ten—under after a 7k, tommy fleetwood and patrick reed also share fourth with lowry — all four, shots off the lead. england's charley hull is eight shots off the lead on the third round of the women's pga championship in philadelphia. this birdie putt on the fifteenth at the aronimink golf club put kim sei—young into the lea

how would you sum up life on the pga tour this year in a covid backdrop >> it's obviously different but to be perfectly honest, it feels normal now the tour has done an unbelievable job of making the process as easy as possible. i know that i might go a day earlier now or i might go four, five hours earlier than normal and just go and get my testing done with. you go and get your credentials and then you're free to get into all the areas. if you need to pick something up, you go to the distribution center i don't know obviously it would be nice for it to be normal and have some fans out here but this is what we have. the tour has done a great job, made it very comfortable and safe for us. it feels like we've been doing this our whole career on tour. >> are you guys able to have any family members out on tour with you at these events? i don't know what the tour is doing in those regards right now. >> we haven't. wives, girl friends, spouses, they can come out. i'm very lucky that my dad is my coach so my dad gets to be here. but in a different spectating way. he's observing as a coach an

around 2,000 fans will be allowed in for a pga tour event in houston next month, but that's divided opinionith the delayed masters taking place the following week. but rory mcilory says he'd be happy to see specatators on the course with the correct protocols. we need to still be careful and protect the community that we play in as well, but if local officials there are comfortable at having fans onsite and the pga tour are comfortable and working with local health experts, then i am all for it. i think it is a gradual reintroduction back to having fans again. i am certainly more comfortable with it now than i was maybe two or three months ago. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much. good afternoon, you are watching bbc news. i am jane hill. we will take you through a discussion on covid—i9 issues. we will take you through a discussion on covid—i9 issues. more now on why ethnic minority communities appear at higher risk of dying from covid—i9. in the last half an hour, the equalities minister kemi badenoch has given a statement to mps on the government's study, led by

biggest title of his career globally, he‘s already w011 his career globally, he‘s already won on the pga toural round, there are other players he needs to worry about, a pack of englishmen and shane lowry? lowry didn‘t have the best of days today, the rhythm of his game seem to be missing. i think the real danger men as the likes of patrick rita and tommy fleetwood. fleetwood is, if you remember on thursday, was four over par on his first four holes, sousse be motoring back into contention and looked more secure on the putter today and read is a high quality player, the highest ranked in the field, knocking the door of hatton slips up. england‘sjodi ewart shadoff is four shots off the lead at the women‘s pga championship in philadelphia. anna nordqvist, who won this tournament 11 years ago, took a one—shot lead with this birdie. but after a bogey on the twelfth, the swede is now tied first with south korea‘s kim sei—young. manchester united have gone top of the women‘s super league with a 1—0 win away to tottenham. the goal came from a corner taken by the american international tobin heath, m

henley sought 18, needed an albatross to force a playoff, oh, no, jason holds on for his first career pga tour win. phil mickelson looking for his second win of the championship to her in as many starts. on 17, phil drains the puck to stay par and maintain a two shot lead. mickelson shot seven under 65 to win by three shots. he becomes the third player in champion history to win his first two tournaments and he celebrates by watching his own highlights. by the way, mickelson decided to play in virginia to prep for the masters in november. masters in november, does not sound quite right. covid-19 point >> yeah, nothing is >>> check this out. a new stadium slack line world record has just been set in nuremberg, germany. this daredevil was over nearly 240 feet off the ground, walked about 755 feet, but don't worry, he had multiple safety ropes and clasps. he says the hardest part was actually keeping his concentration. a >> who had the previous record, the great melinda, right, undoubtedly? he didn't have any contractions. >> using this one doesn't count because he had safeties? would you go with

it's laird's first pga tour title in more than seven years.pp, including the news that the record—breaking horse enable has been retired from racing. that's it from us for now, more throughout the afternoon. thank you very much, jane. let's get more on that other piece of breaking news this half hour — scotland will develop its own coronavirus tiering framework and will look to align as closely as possible with other uk nations. the scottish first minister, nicola sturgeon, stressed that operational decisions about which tiers should apply to different parts of each nation will be taken at a devolved level. she was speaking at her daily coronavirus briefing. i have just not long ago come from a cobra meeting with the prime minister and the leaders of the other devolved governments. the main topic of discussion this morning was the uk government's proposal for a three—tier system of alerts for different parts of england. we saw the detail of their proposal this morning, but we will look at it very closely. as i said to parliament last week, we

feeling symptoms, withdrawing from this weekend's pga tour event. soccer star cristiano ronaldo also testing positive, now in isolation. >>> when we come back tonight, what happened to the teacher? a, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doct

russell hanley, who on 18, needed it to hold on for his first career pga tour win.ckelson looking for his second win of the champions tour. in as many starts on 17, phil will save par, maintains a two- shot lead. mickelson shot 7 under 65 to win by three shots. becomes the third player in champions tour history to win his first two tournament. and he will celebrate, of course, by watching his own highlight. now mickelson would play in virginia. he is warming up for the masters in november. that is my question. i don't like it. >> do golfers golf in november? yes, they do, all year round. thank you, dennis. >>> coming up in the next half hour. talk about a political divide. president trump and joe biden are about as far apart as they can be before they meet face to face again later this week. the one thing they would have in common today as the campaign trail took them to opposite coasts. >>> plus boeings' trouble 737 max preparing for takeoff. the major carrier putting it back into service within weeks. >>> and predictions of a covid baby boom are going bust. in the

according to the pga tour johnson was experiencing symptoms, prompting him to take a test. let's hope both of them feel better soon that's look >>that will get your attention a frightening experience on a trail in utah, man when face to face with a rather feisty mountain lion kyle burgess was hiking when he said he saw some lion cubs and then here comes mom following him down the trail in the video he shouts of the line but it continues to follow me posted the experience on social media and says he thought he was pretty much done for the nerve wracking encounter lasted 6 minutes before. the animal finally ran away wildlife experts say if you encounter a mountain lion, the best thing to do is stay try to make yourself appear to be big and try to be as intimidating as possible, even though you may be scared out of your us. >>other group which was charged with plotting to kidnap michigan's governor also discussed kidnapping the governor of virginia ralph northam that is according to the fbi agent who testified in court today, the agent says the group discussed taking out the g

according to the pga tour johnson was experiencing symptoms, prompting him to take a test. and in the community forty-niners prep hosted their annual mentorship academy virtually this year of course with bay area high school football captains in members of the 49 ers rookie class darrion daniels javan kinlaw jermichael hasty jared made in cohen mckidd its and charlie woerner all participated the program is designed to provide high school football players with the chance to develop the skills necessary to succeed and be leaders on and off the field, the niners answer questions in gave leadership advice to the high schoolers who in turn will become mentors to local football youth players in their communities. and that's your look at sports back to you guys all right. thank you jason coming up next in a to hike or in utah. >>captured this scary situation on the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting ye

he is the 15th pga tour player to test positive for covid-19 and the third top 20 golfer to test positive many weeks on the tour. world number one dustin johnson has also pulled out of the event as he continues to deal with symptoms. after withdrawing from last week's cj cup following a positive test. meanwhile, 17th-ranked tony finau announced his return to the tour for the first time in a month on tuesday after his bout with the disease. >>> time now for weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill, we made it to friday! >> we did, kasie. we did. and you know, the weather's not cooperating either this week. it's just amazing how many huge headlines we should have had, but just get buried because of this news cycle. one of them is definitely the fires in colorado this week. i mean, astronomical fire growth we simply do not see this time of year. and let's compare colorado with california. everywhere -- this is a list of the biggest fires in these states' history. and everyone that's in the yellow-orangish color is the biggest on record. three of the fi

according to the pga tour johnson was experiencing symptoms prompting him to take a test. and that is your look at sports back to you guys all right jason, thank you very vacaville barbers at risk of losing his license. >>for refusing to close during the pandemic the state has set a hearing for next week the barber says he had no choice but to stay open in order to survive and as rowena shaddox reports many in his community are rallying around him. >>during the covid crisis against the governor's order. >>start off as a 15 day closure has turned into a 7 month hostage and we're just we're just not going to i'm just not going believe >>it's the reason why won't ameris never closed his business creemos barber shop in downtown vacaville, even when the governor ordered businesses to close in the early days of covid with rising numbers back in the spring. he says he needed to stay open in order for him to survive and his workers to keep feeding their families but one may be paying for that now on monday the state attorney general notified him that a hearing is scheduled for the

over on the pga tour in las vegas, england's tyrell hatton shot a closing round of 65, but it was onlyr now. cheers, sally, thank you very much. thank you for your messages, martin has messaged, i have got a pub that has messaged, i have got a pub that has been closed due to us being in tier 3, it will be shut for a minimum offourweeks, tier 3, it will be shut for a minimum of four weeks, but we all know it will be longer than that, virtually no financial help and no hope, he says, i have been in the game for 32 years, but i see no way of bouncing back from this. and this from melrose who says, my daughter andi from melrose who says, my daughter and i are survivors of domestic abuse living in wales, we are worried about the lockdown as we need to get out to access support, can you ask the government in wales about this and what help there will be for domestic abuse survivors? thank you. let's get more now on what's happening in wales, where a short national lockdown could be announced today. we can now talk to charlotte morgan, owner of xtended locks, a hair and beauty salon in the rum

we play in as well but, if local officials there are comfortable with having fans on site and the pga tourike for the technique? i never avoid it. step aside from the podium. towards the camera. that way. a six inch paddle, i reckon. six inches. that actually splashed all over me.” paddle, i reckon. six inches. that actually splashed all over me. i now would be covered. a good landing. we're talking about one of life's simplest pleasures today — jumping in puddles. we'll chat to an organiser of the annual world puddlejumping championships later. let's see the sort of action they're encouraging. aaggghh! he laughs ooh. you're mad. there was just internetjoy to be had. really simple pleasures. —— infinite will stop you cannot do anything but smile when you jump into a paddle. we are asking you where you go today in the uk to find a good puddle. i would go to the north and east of scotla nd i would go to the north and east of scotland because we have got torrential rain there. we had a lot of rain yesterday. for some of us we still do have some showers. but essentially today, it's going to be

pga championship at wentworth. on a course close to his family home and one he's walked around since he was a child — he took victory by 4 shots. it's his fifth european tour the first time in his career. i've been getting the thoughts of our golf correspondent ian carter who was watching the action earlier: he did it in fine style, really. a67 when you're leading in the final round is fantastic scoring. especially at such a big event. won that he's dreamt of winning. he was nervous early on, you can that he's dreamt of winning. he was nervous early on, you can see that he's dreamt of winning. he was nervous early on, you can see that in his approach play but his short game held up beautifully. it was only one blip, that was at the 13th when he missed a very short pot. otherwise it was immaculate stuff and he pressed the accelerator around the turn and was really in control throughout the back nine. an incredible round from hatton who's been criticised for wearing his heart honestly. he's a great character see on the golf course. what's the next target for him? surely have to be going after major. he's headed towards the world top ten if not in it as a res

pga championship at a canter at wentworth. he finished four shots clear on 19—under par in the european tour's flagship event.om me for now. more on the bbc news channel throughout the day. the family of an autistic man who has spent lockdown receiving 24—hour care in a specialist setting have taken the first legal steps to ending what they say is a ban on him coming home to see his family. the 32—year—old, who lives in a care home, used to be allowed home visits every six weeks. since the pandemic, that has been stopped — his family haven't seen him since february and have been told that the government guidelines mean he, and others like him in adult care settings can't leave the premises. the government says there is no blanket ban and it's up to individual care homes to determine visiting policies. let's talk to "rachel" — not her real name — who is the man's sister and her solicitor clare jennings. rachel, tell us why you haven't seen your brother sins very. when the lockdown happened they just your brother sins very. when the lockdown happened theyjust issued a blanket ban on care home visits, which is u

pga championship at a canter at wentworth. he finished four shots clear on nineteen under par in the european tour's flagship event.moving eastwards for most of us as we go through the day, and there is quite a lot of cloud around as well. what is happening as we have a clutch of weather fronts moving in happening as we have a clutch of weatherfronts moving in from happening as we have a clutch of weather fronts moving in from the west stop a little bump of high pressure in the south—east means for some eastern areas it is a dry and relatively bright start, but it won't last. you can already see this rain in the north and the west continuing its journey, rain in the north and the west continuing itsjourney, moving eastwards as we go through the rest of the day with a lot of cloud around it. and we are also looking at brisk winds and north—easterly is gusting 40 happen 50 miles an hour in the west, 50 or so in the outer hebrides and the rain continuing to drift towards east anglia and eastern parts of england and scotland, allowing it to brighten up across western scotland and northern ireland, north—west england an