we'll see. >> thank you rory challands in moscow. >>> the u.s. says that missiles will be used to protect europe but russia calls the program a threat to moscow. the move comes just days after russia threatened poland over its involvement in a larger american missiles program. >>> well the senate could vote as soon as tomorrow whether to approve loretta lynch as the next attorney general. that vote has been delayed. the republicans held up the the vote because of legislation of human trafficking. >>> the repatriate act would authorize controversial provisions for another five years including the nsa's domestic surveillance authority. >>> well there are two new studies out adding fuel to the debate over fracking. researchers say they have linked the drilling method to a series of small earthquakes. residents say they hope this will lead to changes. >> meredith's land sits on gas gas-rich shale deposits. since drilling began next door, she said her land has not sat still. >> do you see how low it is sitting? there is a sinkhole underneath the house

rory: investigation into google started five years ago. nobody is betting that it will reach a conclusion anytime soon. bbc news. katty: you are watching "bbc world news america" and still to come, 70 years after british troops liberated the concentration camp we hear from a woman who was there with anne frank. thousands of activists around the world joined fast food workers hiding for a higher minimum wage. pushing for $15 an hour, rallies were planned in cities around the world. organizers called it the biggest mobilization of workers in the u.s.. airport workers, walmart employees, all taking part. many businesses say raising the minimum wage would force them to cut jobs. we report on the battle of the wages. michelle: he owns 38 applebee's in the u.s.. employing 3500 -- 3500 people. >> it would definitely increase unemployment. people will have to shrink their label force. there is technology we can replace people with. michelle: mcdonald's has recently said they will raise pay for their staff to one dollar above minimum wage. it is un

shane, you spent time with rory mcilroy, and you were with him in dew buy. at the start of the season, focused on the masters, and almost missed the cut yesterday. what's the mind set today? >> at the moment, he's had too much time to wait and think about it. he's tried to block it out. he was walking on water last summer winning the open championship and world golf championship, and then the pga. he's had too long to wait and been too much scrutiny and focus on this potential achievement career grand slam. so rory has a b-game, he has to shoot at least 65 today to have a chance of joining some of the greats of the game come sunday evening. >> two days to make a move. thank you, both. do not go far. we'll get predictions later in the show, and, of course, we have so much more masters talk on bleacherreport.com. right now, check out the article on how jordan's spieth's hot start in the masters compares to the early days of tiger woods. on this show, well, you don't want to miss bubba watson. up next, the defending champion gets unclenchingly honest. >> you ar

paired up with rory mcilroy today. that's must-see tv if you're a golfer. >> all right. >> we'll see. phil mickelson is in the hunt. justin rose is only 4 behind. we'll see. a lot of people are wondering, can he keep this up? >> yeah. it's the first time we've seen him do much, let's say. >> do well. >> i'm trying to find the right words. >> he's so young. 21. at 4 under, four years ago rory mcilroy was 21 also and 4 under and he collapsed in the back nine. we'll see. he's 21 years old like rory was with a 4 stroke lead. >> thank you, coy so much. >>> thank you for starting your morning with us. >> we've got so much ahead. next hour of your "new day" starts right now. >>> just hours away now from her formal announcement to run for president. we're learning details about hillary clinton's campaign message. critics are already taking aim, too. and -- >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> a sting operation to catch a gun dealer goes horribly wrong, alleged gun dealer. shocking video shows the suspect's final moments before a reser

the way rory mcilroy does a phenomenal job with his social media.hes down to the young kids. that's what we need to do. we have to engage with them. you saw what hillary clinton did with how she launched her 2016 campaign with social media. so the millennials are the next generation. whether it's golf or politics or whether it's business. and we have to reach down to them. we have to make them feel welcomed. listen to them. we have the jordan spieths and the rories of the world will do just that. >> i agree. great to talk to you. i hope to talk to you again soon. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. >> who says nobody makes house calls anymore? i'm not talking about doctors. sprint is going the extra mile and hand delivering cell phones. according to reports, the plan right now is only available in kansas city, followed by rollouts in miami and chicago. customers eligible for upgrades will be notified they can get their new phone delivered via more than 5,000 sprint branded cars. sprint has lost a lot of subscribers. many predict

rory challands is life in moscow. rory what more can you tell us about the u.s.aratroopers, and what they will be doing? >> they have come from italy that's where the brigade is usually based, but this agreement between washington and kiev was reached back at the beginning of march. the deployment was actually delayed a little bit, but now they have hit though grounds earlier on this week they arrived. they are going to be training the ukrainian national defense units, basically. and they are not the only international forces who are already in the country. we know that the united kingdom has up to 75 military advisors who have been schooling the ukrainian army and things like battlefield medicine and logistics and intelligence and 200 canadians are also going to be arriving before the beginning of summer so this is clearly something that the -- that the government here in moscow is not happy about at all. >> yeah let's talk a little bit more about that. what is the reaction thus far from moscow? >> reporter: well the usual sort of diplomatic rhetoric of disappoi

he will join top ranked rory mcilroy in the competition.ad. >> yes. >> what did they call it? >> ripple. it shows him growing im. >> i know i have to keep working hard to do better and better. >> on the first tee, tiger woods. >> from ireland, rory mcilroy. >> woods says competing against younger golfers makes him train hard. >> what a great ad. that's my dream one day to play in augusta. >> you say you hoped tiger comes back. there he is. >> nick faldo's take. >> he joins us from augusta. >> that's ahead. >> yes, right here on "cbs this morning." elieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergi

(cheers and applause) rory. >> yeah. >> larry: we saw the guy who got the i.s.i.s.f his mouth. you have a girlfriend named isis. >> does she do the thing j.b. talked about? >> larry: it's the same. okay. (laughter) if you get the i.s.i.s. tattoo, it means you're the greatest comedian of all time, do you get the tattoo? >> yeah! (cheers and applause) i can be jb smoove level famous i can take that. >> larry: ready egypt? bring it on. >> larry: you're selling a mansion to a very rich family. right before they sign the closing papers you see a toilet overflowing with pooped gold okay? (laughter) we don't know how much poop gold the households. it could be a slot machine or managed be the end of the gold. do you sabotage the sale, get labeled the worst real estate agent, but mine all the poop gold, or do the right thing, sell the house? good agent. what do you do? >> sell the house and offer them $10,000 to rent it out for 30 days. (cheers and applause) >> larry: pretty good! i just have to say i forgot to mention one last thing, it's poop fools gold! bam! but you get o

rory challands is there for us. the talks have been behind closed doors. do we know about what is going on. >> well they've been going on for four days, starting on monday. what we understand is for the first two days of the talk it was the various opposition groups talking among themselves. the government's representative bashar al-assad - sorry, bassar al-jafari joined the talks on wednesday. what were the opposition groups doing for the first two days. they were coming up with a document which they handed now to the government's representative. that document talks about things like humanitarian issues we understand, and as they put it the fight against terror: what we believe it does not mention is the fate of syria's leader bashar al-assad. and it is of course worth remembering, as you said that the main opposition group in syria, the syrian national coalition has boycotted these talks, because it wants bashar al-assad to go. that is its precondition for a negotiation, and it doesn't trust russia as an independent mediator. have the changes in the midd

>> rory. >> yeah? >> yeah, if i could find another rory. to get in t get dirty and not bic about it and just do the job. there's no crying in blacksmithing. >> okay. i love it. oh, crap, that's looking good. so, there's no nuts, bolts, or skr screwing. this is all heat and riveting? >> yes. >> the rings obviously are hot. >> boom. >> boom. >> boom. >> i can't wait to see it hung. >> why don't you say we take this and hang it something you would like. >> and then we fade into black. >> but not before we say good bye and thanks. are you ready? >> as ready as i'm going to be? >> the sign is perfect. >> you good? >> this is very heavy, so i'll be brief. i owe a huge yet if of datitude. i'll never forget craig, are you sure it's not cory. it's rory. how about this? this is a perfect place for me to say good bye and thank you. because i have two enormous blisters and i'm leaving with maybe the coolest thing that anybody's ever made for me before. would it kill you to keep this steady. i'm almost done. >> pine colorado. by god it's god's country o

next six months as fighting continue with pro-russian rebels in eastern ukraine and we will go to rory is the kremlin so upset as it seems they are given these troops are on a training mission, nothing more? >> well, the kremlin is upset because that main thing that russia has tried to avoid throughout the entirety of this ukrainian crisis in many ways you could say once russia tried to avoid by its involvement in the whole ukrainian crisis is the avoidance of nato troops in ukraine and that is what seems to be getting right now so although we got from the kremlin spokesman the usual kind of disappointed announcement basically saying that this was counter productive and this was destabilizing the situation in ukraine further and it was not in keeping with the discussions and the decisions that were made in minsk and minsk protocols you can property tell that the kremlin and russia in general, the government here in moscow is more concerned about this than they are letting on. >> it was only yesterday, wasn't it, rory that president putin took to reiterate the fact with russian troops h

>> rory. >> yeah? >> yeah, if i could find another rory.ingness to work, get your hands in there and get dirty and do the job and not bitch about it. just do the job. >> i get it. >> there's no crying in black smithing. i love it. okay. oh, crap, that's looking good. so, there's no nuts, bolts, or screwing. this is all heat and riveting? >> yes. >> the rings obviously are hot. >> boom. >> boom. >> boom. >> boom. >> i can't wait to see it hung. >> why don't you say we take this outside, someplace that makes troy happy, and we'll hold it up and get some beautiful portraiture for you and i'll say something fitting and then the show would be over. >> how would that be? >> and then we fade into black. >> but not before we say good bye and thanks. goodbye and thanks. [ laughter ] no, no, we're going to go over here. it's gonna be great. okay, are you ready? >> as ready as i'm going to be? >> the sign is perfect. >> you good? >> this is very heavy, so i'll be brief. i owe a huge great of daditude eye think you know what i mean. i'll never forget c

>> rory.ody with his skill, his determination, the willingness to work, willingness to get your hands in there and get dirty and do the job and not [ expletive ] about it, just do the job. there's no crying in blacksmithing. >> there's no crying in blacksmithing. i love it. okay. >> oh, crap, that's looking good. >> so there's no nuts, there's no bolts, there's no screwing. this is all heat and riveting. >> yes. >> the rings, obviously, are hot. >> stop it! >> oh, boom. >> boom. >> boom. >> oh, yeah. >> i can't wait to see it hung. >> what do you say we take this outside somewhere, some place that makes troy happy, we'll hold it up and get some beautiful portrait your for you and i'll say something fitting and then the show will be over. >> what will that be, fade to black and we're out of here? >> almost. we'll fade to black very shortly, but not until we say good-bye and thanks. good-bye and thanks. >> okay. >> no, we're going to go over here. are you ready? >> the sign is beautiful, the sho

rory mcilroy is aiming for a grand slam. five golfers have won all four, one it tiger woods, and there's interest in his comeback from injury. he has not played for two months and dropped out of the world's top 100. both tiger and rory have been upstaged by 21 year-old jordan spieth in the opening round, and he is challenging a lowest ever score in the masters, the score is 8-under par 63. he is now at 7-under with three holes left to play. ernie els is in a group two shots further back. rory mcilroy could go one under par, and tiger is still on the course at 1-over >>> >>> international cricket is set to return to pakistan for the first time in more than six years. zimbabwe have agreed to take part in a 5-match one-day series next month to be played in lahore and karachi. foreign teams refused to tour pakistan since the team bus was attacked by gunmen in lahore in 2009. pakistan has been forced to play scheduled home fixtures in the united arab emirates, but the security situation improved since the military operation again

rory challands, al jazeera moscow. >> at least three people have been killed by a car bomb acknowledge the taliban has claimed responsibility. now thousands of children are born with congenital heart defects every year in ukraine. the problem is four times worse now than before the accident at the chernobyl nuclear accidents. andrew simmons reports. >> clinging on to life. his heart has been stopped a machine takes over. the doctor leads what has been called the chernobyl hard team. most of the problems he sees, relates to the nuclear accident. >> this baby was so big and so change high probability could be related to the chernobyl disaster. after all this intense intricate surgery the tiny heart is beating again, there is every chance this baby will survive. half an hour later the mood is positive. >> blood pressure is 96 over 52. we have a good heart right normal ee gmpt so we are ee gmplets so we eeg so we are happy. >> poorly queapt equipped health service. he reassures the mother, you can touch him he will feel you. >> a very big thanks othose who did the operation they have golde

rory challands has the story. >> sport the unmistakable look of outlaws but born to be wild? not these days. now they ride for russia and christianity. >> our values are based on the same thing in which our country is based. it's orthodox religion. >> the leader is the surgeon he's on a u.s. sanctions list involved in russia's takeover of crimea. he shows his favorite bikes and expounded on a force attempting to take over world affairs. >> the well is called controlled chaos. we see the consequences in iraq, libya, syria and ukraine. now russia can be the leader in a spiritual sphere. russia isn't the salvation but appropriately the salvation will come from russia. >> the commitment to defend the nation from outsiders and treacherous insiders. this is why putin likes the night wolves. he has ridden with them a number of times. >> this is part of a general campaign to bid the majority, the first consolidated majority and pit it against anybody who would not pledge allegiance to the state. >> poland also has concerns. it says 20 night wolves who plan to trace the soviets trail

first of all, rory, how big a blow is this, really, to hbo?nse is already the most part written in history, right? rory: what we saw was a 100% increase in piracy, caused by the leakage of the new shows. the previous year on year increase was only 10%. i think hbo is definitely on the right track with hbo now. unfortunately, the leaking of the series resulted in a doubling of piracy. emily: hbo has famously said that piracy complements the viewership of its hit shows. what do you think? >> i actually do not think piracy hurts hbo whatsoever. their business model is predicated on getting more people to subscribe to hbo. it is not like a movie studio where they need to sell tickets opening weekend. they just need people to pay every month. in this case i do not see people dropping their hbo subscription to watch a few pirated leaks. if anything, it exposes the new season to the very people who might buy a subscription to watch the rest of the season. emily: what has to be done to stop piracy? can it be stopped, or is it an evil that will always

rory challands reports. >> they sport the look of outlaws, born to be wild, not these days, now they ride for russia and christianity. >> it is orthodox religion. >> leader of the pack is alexander, aka the surgeon. he is on a u.s. sanctions list for involvement in russia's takeover of crimea. at the clubhouse he shows me his favorite bikes and articulated his beliefs in a secretive force attempting to control world affairs. >> there is a new technology now which can destroy almost as much as a nuclear weapon, called controlled chaos. we see the consequences in iraq, libya syria and now ukraine. this is the great meaning of russia. russia isn't the salvation but probably the salvation will come from russia. >> orthodoxy patriotism, the commitment to control the country, it's easy to see why the night wolves like vladimir putin and vladimir putin likes the night wolves. others find the union worrying. >> this is part of a more general campaign to pit the conservative majority against anybody who would not pledge allegiance to the state. >> poland also has concerns. it says 20 night wo

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golf number one player rory mcilroy impressed the crowd but may have been out shined by his caddy. that is one direction's niall, though his golf game could use a bit of work. >> that's niall, rory's caddy, from one direction. >> that was one direction, too, left. >> it was. even the camera couldn't follow where that ball landed. the first round of the masters begins today. nfl announces hiring of sarah thomas, first league fulltime game official. catch her interview this morning on "today." and back to you. >> thanks betty. just ahead. the d.a. wants more pot. plus how j. lo's famous versace dress changed the future of the internet. this iconic versace dress worn by jennifer lopez worn at the grammys is the reason for google images. eric schmidt writes people want more than text this became apparent after grammy awards when jennifer lopez wore a green dress that caught the attention. the most popular search query. we had no surefire way to get users what they wanted. j. lo wearing that dress, google image search born. >>> on jimmy fallon promoting the longest ride. he wasn't permi

does jordan spieth combined with rory mcilroy combine the game of golf?ple are playing golf. hundreds of thousands fewer people then have played a few years ago. pat: people from all different sports talked about how valuable it is to get young people to watch the sport and play the sport. crucial for later in life and golf despite jordan spieth's success you have seen a decline in the play of golf for a variety of reasons. people are simply busier and there are more distractions. i think this will minimize the letdown in this sport. but unfortunately, i think golf is in that declined to state and i do not know if they will be able to rebound. stephanie: jordan is a new exciting face. the fact he is 21 cuts into a demographic. pat: apart from under armour at&t and rolex, any brand more of an upscale trying to cater to a younger demographic would try to be the one going after him, potentially in energy drink, it could be in his future. he has already aligned with some brands within his sport in particular that cater to a younger crowd. that is who i would

rory challands, al jazeera moscow. >> it is said often that u.s. won the cold war but didn't win the peace. lawrence korb is a fellow at the american council for politics. lawrence, thank you so much for being with us. let's look at the trouble from russia in the last year alone in crimea, in the ukraine and on so many other levels. we don't seem to seem to be having much influence over russia despite the sanctions we imposed. >> i think we do. russia has worked with us on iran getting equipment in and out of afghanistan in terms of their near abroad, we're making them pay a tremendous price for what they've done in crimea and in ukraine because of the sanctions we were able to get europeans to level on. >> you know i came back from the spring meetings at the word bank and the imf in washington, there was an undercurrent about there being a lack of influence on the global economic stage. some of it was just blamed on the economic situation around the world. some of it was blamed specifically on a level of dysfunction in washington. you've been watc

rory challands has more on why these talks have some in the e.u. worried. >> reporter: there is a nightmare scenario that goes like this. greece decides it doesn't want to pay its debt defaults leaves the euro zone and runs straight into the arms of russia. russia offers a aid package, in return for weakening sanctions on moscow. that's a possible scenario but maybe not that likely. greece is saying it wants to sort out its financial problems within the euro zone and you have to ask whether russia can afford to bail out greece when it has plenty of economic problems of its own. maybe smaller trade packages like lifting of russia's embargo on fruit and vegetables just for greece or an energy package for athens. but greece will have to offer something in return and the big question is what will that be? >> rory challands reporting from moscow. >>> twitter shares are up on rumors that google may be looking to take over the social media company. it's not the first time twitter has been rumored to be a takeover target. it is the oil and gas industry's b

rory challands al jazeera. >> pair race has struck a deal for fighter let's go narendra modi is morethan just a special guest here. he is a man france wants no, needs, in fact to keep on side. india is one of the world's fastest growing economies. it is a friend to france. good friend, well, it has just agreed to buy 36 fighter planes. but a disappointment for as much at a considering france wanted them to take 120. but they will talk more. >> keeping in mind the critical operational necessity for fighter jets in india i spoke to the president about buying as soon as possible after appropriate negotiations between the two governments 36 jets in a ready-to-fly condition. >> there are allies in everything from climate change to nuclear energy to space exploration. but there are some things that they struggle to agree on, case in point money. how much does a fighter jet really cost, or a bunker. them even between friends. france won the contract up to $23 billion to supply 1267 combat jets to the indian air force in 2012. but the deal hit a snag when neither side could agree on pricing.

nike investing behind rory mcllroy as well.here's a huge digital campaign going with nike. >> but what viewers also want to see is rivalry between two players. we had that in the past. now it's mcllroy fwens spieth. >> we saw a huge rivalry between mcllroy and fowler. that played out in the championship here in the u.k. i expect that riflevalry to continue. he'll be a challenger for the masters this weekend with. >> how does a company like nike market itself to the golf audience which is older than your average sports fan. >> so we're in primetime slot now for the golf equipment manufacturers. some say the masters heralds the start of the golf season and so there will be a significant amount of broadcast sponsorship more aimed at that traditional golfer. bridgestone golf in the u.s. will be running a broadcast program. integrated content with a golf channel in the u.s. nike kept their advertising more around youtube and things but there will be a lot of trade press and this is real primetime selling season for the golf equipmen

rory challands. al jazeera moscow. >> to other news in europe now. one of the two russians accused of poisoning letvinenko. he said he probably unwhittingly handled radioactive material. british authorities believe that litvinenk ko was killed with green tea laced with poison. >>> in france air traffic controllers are protesting with a two-day strike. >>> police in london are investigating a gem heist. detectives say that burglars used heavy cutting equipment to tear through a wall of the building. >>> the family of a syrian born imam who was shot dead in broad deadline in london are appealing for his help to find his killers. the police have launched a murder investigation but friends of abdul hadi are anwar arwani are mystified. he was found with shotgun wounds to the chest. the police have been fingerprinting the scene. they've cordoned off the area and launched a investigation. but they say they're keeping an open mind as to possible motive to the killing. mr. arwani was a critic of the government in syria. he had come to britain in the mid 1990s

live to moscow and rory challands. aren't major the europeans are happy. >> no they are not. this is the scenery that people are scared of. greece defaults on loans and abandons e.u. greece may walk from the eurozone into the arms of russia for a fag bailout package there'll be a string attached to that and russia would have a sympathetic country acting in its interests from within of the european union and maybe greece would use veto and make life for russia easy ruin the european unity over sanctions against russia. that's the nightmare scenario that's what peep in the european union is worried about. >> to explain it like that it sounds clausible. we have been down this path so many times before. what are the chances of that happening, and, as you say, greece falling into the arms of russia after that? >> well as you say, it is plausible logically, and it is possible but there are a number of factors which would suggest that there are more likely scenarios that are going play out. for one thing greece said that it wants to resolve the economic problems within the european

the number ball one player in the world, rory mcilroy right there with the fans. rory mcilroy is a big boxing fan and he had his mind on the big fight saturday between manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather. he plans to be there after the golf. he will fly to vegas and he will try to make it no matter what. >> i hope so. nothing that a few quick birdies won't change if i try to win 7 and 6. yeah, if the fight starts at 10:00 p.m. should be okay. >> that footage was of manny pacquiao arriving today. we have basketball to talk about. the golden state warriors still don't know who they are going to play in round two as they continue to go through their paces today in oakland. it will probably be memphis but portland beat the grizzlies last night to extend the series out to a game 5. warriors went through a practice today. scrimmage and stef talked about the competitive nature that goes into practice. >> we don't want to hurt anybody and do anything stupid in our scrimmage but gets competitive. that is how a good team practices. starters won the first one and then mixed

. >> rory chalands is live. >> we understand that a meeting between the two has begun in the last half hour or so. what we know about what each of them want from this situation it's a difficult one to weigh out. we certainly know what the europe union fears about this relationship the europe union has a nightmare scenario, looking at what happens in the moment and can see greece maybe defaulting on all its loans walking out of the euro zone straight into russia. russia affairs a financial aid package and greece gives russia a use of its veto within the europe union, there are unity would be considerably weakened. whether or not that will happen, we can't say at the moment. maybe this is more about political theater than it is about nightmare scenarios such as that. greece might be showing that it has options outside of the european union it does have other friend ships. russia similarly i go proving to the european union that it has friends within the europe union and the solidarity isn't as secure as the europeen union thinks it is. we can look at the objective situation here and say

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we'll see. >> tiger woods carded a 68, woots and rory mcilroy 10 behind jordan spieth. both know it's far from over >>> jordan spieth a 4-shot leader hoping to avoid the list of final meltdowns. rory mcilroy, like jordan spieth. a 4-shot lead heading in. falling apart, a round of 80. finished an attack of 15th. in 1979 led by five strokes and led by three with three holes remaining. east lost in a play-off. the one that australian sports fans would rather forget is 1996 greg norm reason held a 4- -- norman healed a 4-shot lead and then shot six under, the biggest collapse. >>> barcelona threw away a 2-goal lead. lionel messi and neymar. barca hit back earning a 2-2 draw. >>> the gap at the top of the la liga cut. pressure on barcelona. they faced fourth place valentia. or will face them next saturday. before then the first leg of the league. queen's park ranger's quest for survival will be tested against chelsea. it's the manchester darky, a point separating them. >> reporter: the precision in the table is good because then you are certainly qualified for the champion's

the masters, the one major that eluded rory mcilroy. woods won it four times. >> one of the first things we saw was rory mcilroy winning the masters. look at all the guys on the tour. they are the guys. i know but it has flipped. i'm one of the veterans and i'm coming up on my 20th year on tour. it's a cold journey to go from massive fan to competitor in some way, and friend. being able to do things like this. they don't live too far from florida. we catch up from time to time. to think that not so long ago i was that little boy watching him on tv it's been a pretty cool journey >>> the major league baseball season is under way, wrigley field hosting the opening day. a lot of pressure on the home side they were upstaged by the cardinals, and another from matt carpenter helping the visitors. now season figures in major league baseball showing a declining crowd and sharp drop. there has been an increase in players. a list of big spenders associated press saying they pay for the new season a regard 270 million. the league salary is a recor

rory challands. al jazeera moscow. >> one of two russians accused of poisoning alexander letvencoic that he may have killed himself subsequently. he was i will in 2006 and said that he unwittingly handled radioactive material. authorities believe litvinenko was laced with was given tea laced with poison. >>> the rise in recruitment is driven by conflict in eastern ukraine with many polish seeing russia as a direct military threat. tim friend reports from warsaw. >> deep in the woods east of warsaw members of the pair military group are playing war games with weapons that to the sound of real gunfire. their weekend hobby has suddenly taken on a new significance. just four hours drive away is the ukraine border. a country in real conflict. poland's part time militia saying no one can be certain of moscow's intentions. >> we want to be prepared, so the government would not have to train people on the spot. they would have someone trained before. and if something happens we hope it wouldn't, and we hope

rory mcilroy's caddie made a splash yesterday. >> that's niall. rory's caddie from one direction.at was one direction too. left. you know, hot, low, and left. >> hacker. the announcers having some fun with that call. he should probably stick to the singing and making tons of money there. let's check on the weather thing. i have a wedding in georgia this weekend. good friend of mine. is it going to be rained out? >> go to the masters instead. i'm sure your friend would understand. there will be some thunderstorms but i think it's going to be in and out. i don't think it's going to rain out your wedding ar the masters. yesterday a lot of rain. thankfully not too many tornadoes we had to deal with. a lot of flooding in areas of indiana, kentucky missouri. i know st. louis saw a couple of rounds of storms. tornadoes reported in rural areas. you can see some of the wind damage. a lot more of that throughout the day. in all yesterday, we saw about almost 300 reports of severe storms. the tornadoes were found around areas of kansas. it looks like we're going to see some of these same are

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rory challands is live in moscow for us now. first of all, what is going on with this visit. what is each side hoping to get out of this. >> well that's a good question. certainly the european union has what it would see as a nightmare screen. which would involve greece defaulting on all its loans and launching into an abandonment of all the austerity measures that it's undertaken for the last few years. it would then exit the eurozone and walk straight into the arms of russia russia would offer it a bail out package and in return greece would give russia use of its veto rights within the european union and european unity on sanctions against russia would be blown out of the water. that is what the european union is worried about. greece is obviously coming here with something in mind. what it has no mind might be more to do with theatre than hard policy. it probably wants a show the european union that it happens friends outside the european union, options outside the european union and russia would like the show the european union that it has friends within the union. both

golfer rory mcilroy trying to do something tiger woods has not done before. >>> both hands on the wheel this morning, don't try to do anything you have never done on the roads this morning. we're talking about light traffic, still early. we'll get you out to the morning commute coming up after this. i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future and we are always trying to build something stronger and bigger and more reliable. i love living here and i love the community i serve. nobody wants to be without power. i don't want my family to be without power. it's much more personal to me for that reason. i don't think there's any place i really would rather be. >>> tiger woods is ready to get back in action as we take a live look at the bay bridge and the city. let's talk about tiger. tiger tees off at the maste

tiger and rory paired in a major for the second time. they played the first couple of days together at merion in the 2013 u.s. open and really neither one of them played well. hoffman, mickelson and rose along with spieth who has now taken hold of the 54-hole tournament scoring record after claiming the 36-hole record yesterday. jordan today was a much different look than the first couple of rounds because there were mistakes but plenty of birdies too. seven birdies three bogeys and a double. nick: this was on the seventh. another one of the blistering quick greens. jim: here he is at the ninth hole. i was in the company of lee trevino last year longtime dallas resident and i asked him who's going to be the next great star in the game? he said it was going to be jordan spieth. nick: whether he got fortuitous bounces, he knew it. again, this is the 12th now. threw in a lovely little 9-iron, i think. just brushes them in so calmly and this is extremely difficult. across the edge of the 13th green. he knew it by the face and then this one a

rory: i will always exist. i think hbo hasn't excellent initiative -- has an excellent initiative to reduce heresy. most people want to pay a price for a good product. those folks were using popcorn time to do peer-to-peer downloads. we have their ip addresses. we can track their geolocation's. in some countries, we can even get their names and addresses from the isps. there is one site offering a legitimate, valuable service. on the other side, prosecuting those who refuse to pay. cory: do you pay, emily? emily: yes i am a paying customer. but i found a way to watch it early, because i cannot stay up until 10:00 at night. there is an hbo sd channel where you can watch the east coast feed. cory: did you like it? emily: i thought it was great. i cannot wait to see episode two. cory: the cast members, it is amazing how little tech is in their lives. interesting people. emily: watching and as steve these days is quite painful, given how amazing the shooting is -- watching in sd these days is quite painful, given h

it's rory mcilroy who is the favourite. the mosters is one major title that alluded him so far. >> one of the first things rory mcilroy saw was me playing and winning the masters. it's a world feeling. i look at all the guys on a senior tour. they are the guys i played against, and i know. it's flipped. i'm one of the veterans and i'm coming up on my 20th year on tour. it's been a cool journey to go from massive fan to competitor in some way, you know. and friend. they are able to do things like this and they don't live too far away. we catch up from time to time see each other on tour a lot. so to think that not so long ago i was that little boy watching him on tv to where i am it's been a cool journey >>> joining tiger and rory is american jb homes. his confidence would have been boosted by victory, a remarkable achievement considering he started the final round in a tie for 18th. he came from 6 shots behind from an 8-under par 64. he went on to beat johnson vargner who missed the play off, handing him a fourth title >>>

then there's rory and then there's tiger and everybody else and then i'm at the very bottom.o all them this week. bother them all week. >> ha. hey, while bubba is hoping to go unnoticed and many talk about rory mcilroy dlc's boy going for a career grand slam don't forget about hendrickstinston sandwiched between the two ranked second in the golf world rankings. >> if you compare yourself to those two, one of them, where do you feel you have an advantage against them? >> um, better looking. [ laughter ] >> you know, if we could only use some masters music. ♪[ music ]♪ >> there it is. our tradition like any other, anchor pick, i'm going with jordan spieth. led the final round last year. like his grit and fire. ken going with watson. >> i like the menu. >> least liked player on tour according to a survey. >> wow. >> veronica de la cruz going with rory mcilroy. if he was in studio we would have to restrain you have. brian hackney going with jason day. always in it. always in the hunt. and wayne our director going with henrik stinson 7 top five finishes in majors but none at the m

rory challands is in moscow and he joins us live now.why are people a bit uneasy about this meeting when tsipras and vladimir putin? >> reporter: because it throws essentially the whole unity of the european union's position on sanctions against russia into doubt. what the e.u. leaders were particularly worried about was that tsipras would come here be offered some deal by the russians that he couldn't refuse, and that the russians would demand in return for this offer, the use of greece's veto within the european union to essentially soften the effect of sanctions on russia. now what we were sort of expecting or at least what was being touted coming into this meeting was that there was going to be possibly some lifting offered by russia of the -- the embargo on trades -- sorry, on food and food products that it hits the whole european union with. there is expectation that maybe it would be lifted from greece, an exemption would be given to them. we didn't get that. what we got at the most from russia was an offer of maybe some partnersh

rory challands, al jazerra moscow. >>> one of the two men accused of poisoning alexander has said theb agent may have killed himself accidentally. russian businessman dimitri says he was already ill when the two met in 2006. >>> two venezuelan officials slapped with u.s. sanctions have been appoint today the country's cabinet. president nicholas maduro made the announcement on live tv he said they were giving vice ministerial posts last month washington posed sanctions against seven venezuelan officials accused of human rights violations. >>> thousands of patients in peru are hoping the courts will allow them to have access to nonbranded generic drugs, they are supposed to produce the same results as more expensive versions a report from the peruvian capital leam 56789 carlos' life is on a countdown his colon cancer has expand today his liver. doctors tell him the only channels to live longer than two years may be with a biologic medicine treatment. >> translator: the problem is that i am being treated in a public hospital and, they are telling me that they can't give me the treatment

you've got tiger, rory, phil. there's a 23-year-old phenom, jordan spieth. >> koh wire is joining us now. what a name this guy is making for himself, fast. >> no one in the history of the masters has put on a show like spieth has put on. no one has had a better first three rounds like spieth has. at 16 under he's drawn comparison to a young tiger and being called the next rory mcilroy. that's a lot of pressure for a young 21. this guy is absurdly brilliant play. we'll see if anyone can catch him. tiger has been the other big story line. currently at 6 under and tied for fifth place. we'll see. looking a lot more like the old tiger. paired up with rory mcilroy today. that's must-see tv if you're a golfer. >> all right. >> we'll see. phil mickelson is in the hunt. justin rose is only 4 behind. we'll see. a lot of people are wondering, can he keep this up? >> yeah. it's the first time we've seen him do much, let's say. >> do well. >> i'm trying to find the r

rory challands has the latest from moscow. >> reporter: alexis paid his respects at moscow's tomb ofnown soldier well aware that europe is watching his visit closely. this is useful geopolitical theatre for both greece and russia. greece shows europe it has options beyond the euro zone. russia shows the even u. its unity is fragile. vladimir putin denied a greek bailout was on the cards though assistance in other forms was discussed. >> translator: the greek side has not addressed us with any requests for aid. we discussed cooperation in various soak tours the sectors of the he tonight my including energy project. >> reporter: before coming here greece had been warned not to break the line of the approximated even u sanctions. russia has long complained its weak are weakness following the collapse of the soviet union was exploited by the west. now that it senses fragility within the european union at any point to throughs for its own benefits, greece is one opportunity for russia, but there are others. hungary's prime minister welcomed vladimir putina to budapest in february. he's de