realfrustration, good i evening to you, for rory mcilroy. on his opening whole. a real battle for him, the world number three, to make the cut here and be here for the weekend. of those top three players, scotty scheffler fared those top three players, scotty schefflerfared best. a71 those top three players, scotty scheffler fared best. a71 for the world number onejon rahm. scheffler fared best. a71 for the world number one jon rahm. there have been some _ world number one jon rahm. there have been some low _ world number one jon rahm. there have been some low scores. - world number one jon rahm. there have been some low scores. how. world number one jon rahm. there have been some low scores. how is it looking at the top of the leaderboard at moment, iain? {had leaderboard at moment, iain? chad rame has leaderboard at moment, iain? chad ramey has set _ leaderboard at moment, iain? chad ramey has set the _ leaderboard at moment, iain? chad ramey has set the pace _ leaderboard at moment, iain? (ian. ramey has set the pace with an eight under p

well, i'm rory sushi here in the studio with independent geopolitical analyst. em renowned author legendary author pepe escobar. so good to have you. well as a very warm, well as pleasure to be back at the studio, i get back in moscow for a few weeks. you've been going around seeing the sites that all one of your audience recently you are summing up how everything is running pretty much normally you are saying, ah, yes, i'll be here for less than 3 days. and my 1st day i went on an epic, a 6 hour trip around moscow with him. and i didn't see any crisis. yeah. yeah. and it was a shock, of course, and ever seen working perfectly supermarkets, delisa, goma, and the people that i met on the way fascinated conversation because i had a sort of multi polar world encounter. i even found, for instance, a georgian ukrainian lounge singer, born in the mask. well look in, we had a wonderful conversation. you are one of the frontline pioneers, all this multi polar world that we are all moving into these days. now, just let us get down to the, to the nuts and bras. here. russ

julian: we appreciate your time, thank you so much, rory little. i have a feeling we will be speaking with you a lot more in the coming days as we watch this all play out. appreciate your time. >> thank you. would love to do that. julian: up next -- the race to create smarter, more impressive ai. it is heating up, so much it is out of control, according to one group of tech experts. hear from the man behind the group calling for a pause on ai experiments before it is too late. julian: welcome back. if you haven't checked out one of these ai programs like chatgpt4, he really should. the so-called -- you really should. the so-called artificial intelligent models could be one of the defining moments of our time. while that can be used to help kids with homework or save your time with a work project, there is growing concern that technology a good one to get so smart it replaces your job, maybe my job, and maybe make humans obsolete. they are calling for a pause on new ei training for six months. amtech tech signed onto this petition. joining us now is

especially growing up watching someone like rory play golf for a long time.. slovenian cyclist tadej pogacar won wednesday's fourth stage of the paris—nice race. the two—time tour de france champion — who rides for uae team emirates — edged out david gaudu on the line to claim his first stage win of the race. he leads by 10 seconds from gaudu — with four stages to go. that is all for now. but from me and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. well if you didn't already know — let me remind you that the 95th academy awards are happening this sunday. one of the most coveted prizes of the night is best cinematographer and two of the five nominees are british. 0ur los angeles correspondent sophie long reports on the race for this year's best cinematographer. there is a flaw in your nerve. if i there is a flaw in your nerve. if i run— there is a flaw in your nerve. if i run the _ there is a flaw in your nerve. if i run the film at 24 frames per second it creates an illusion _ per second it creates an illusion of motion. empire of liuht is illusion

mark rory , you very much indeed. rory, you very much indeed.u some more breaking news we're getting from various court cases. first of all, a speedboat skipper who is going too fast before crashed that fatally his 15 year old teenage passenger has just been given a suspended prison . this given a suspended prison. this is at winchester crown court just coming in. michael lawrence , 55, was convicted of failing to maintain a proper look and a safe speed before the crash that killed emily lewis in southampton. water in august 20, 20. after trial, he'd been cleared of manslaughter , but the cleared of manslaughter, but the boat owner, michael hall, is also being given 18 months suspended sentence. howley previously found guilty a majority verdict of failing operate the vessel safely so that's just coming in from winchester. meanwhile, up portsmouth crown court and this is a rather disturbing story a metropolitan police officer who admitted possessing extreme image on his phone has , been image on his phone has, been sentenced to 42 weeks in prison

is rory smith . good evening i'm rory smith. good evening i'm rory smith.d evening i'm rory smith. good evening i'm rory smith . the gb newsroom. rory smith. the gb newsroom. gary lineker has been accused of diminishing the tragedy of the holocaust with a home secretary saying she find his comments offensive. the presenter is under for comparing the government's language around its new immigration policy to that used by germany in the 1930. he has described fallout as ridiculously out of proportion. culture secretary lucy fraser told the commons the broadcaster remain impartial. told the commons the broadcaster remain impartial . as somebody remain impartial. as somebody who's escaped germany in the 19305, i who's escaped germany in the 1930s, i think it's really and inappropriate to compare government policy on immigration events to on immigration, to events to on immigration, to events in germany in the 1930s. it's important for the bbc to impartiality if it is to retain the trust of the public who pay the trust of the public who pay the licence . transpo

but after the takeover, rory says his team was drastically cut.seven and be able to keep on top of the child sexual exploitation problem on the platform. did musk ever speak directly to you and your team? no. did you receive any communications from him? no. from the management? no. why do you think that is? who knows? but you can't take over a company and suddenly believe you have the knowledge of being able to deal with child sexual exploitation without having the experts in place. twitter says it removed 400,000 accounts in one month alone to help "make twitter safer". but rory�*s worried that some users are no longer being reported to the police. you can by all means suspend hundreds of thousands of accounts in a month. most of the users who had their accounts suspended would just set up a new account anyway, so it wasn't unusual to see people saying, "this is my fifth, sixth, seventh plus account". they will be aware of what's going on, so they'll be having a field day. by mid—december last year, having let go of about half of his staff, musk

some of the world's top golfers, including rory mcilroy, say they're in favour of new plans to revamp and will no longer feature 36—hole cuts. the designated events will also have bigger purses as the tour aims to stop players defecting to liv golf. there is precedent for no cut events. there has been no cut events as i've been a member of the tour and way beyond that as well, so maybe it's going to be a few more of them are? may be, that is still tbd, that are still to be confirmed, but if we do go down that path, there is precedent to argue for a no cut event and it keeps the stars there for four days, you ask mastercard or whoevher it is to pay $20 million for a golf event and they want to see the stars at the weekend. you have the guys playing those top events against the more often, guarantee the sponsors they're going to be there four days. and if you are coming out to an event to watch on saturday and sunday and you find a kid, saying to get out there early, a kid could come out and watch me early in the day and you could guarantee that rory mcilroy will be there on saturday, a

here's the latest news headlines with rory rory . good headlines with rory rory. good morning.ith rory rory. good morning. it's11:00. i'm smith in the gb newsroom. it is understood that striking doctors could the health secretary to discuss pay rise as soon as this afternoon . the british medical afternoon. the british medical association is demanding a 35% pay association is demanding a 35% pay increase for junior saying their pay has fallen in real terms by 26% since 2008. meanwhile nhs workers will not vote whether to accept a new pay offer which includes a 5% pay rise from april and a one off lump sum for the last financial yeah lump sum for the last financial year. but chair of the labour party , dodds says peter talks party, dodds says peter talks should have happened sooner. rishi sunak and his ministers did not sit down and have that proper negotiation on pay for a very , very long time and it's very, very long time and it's been estimated that about 140,000 operators and an appointed were cancelled because of the impacts of that industrial action . and that's industria

my colleague, rory, sushi discussed these issues with independent geopolitical alice and all the pepe escobar. if it had all ended early in, may let say we wouldn't have seen any these revelations. all these biological laboratories in ukraine, neo nazi battalions, allegations of money laundering and weapons trafficking. a lot of the things perhaps would never have come out. yes. so that's one thing, but do, how do you see ukraine playing out now? the only ones who know the ins and outs and the inner workings of the special military operation, or the people at the top of the russian general staff. nobody else knows anything the way they play strategic ambiguity. it's a master class. geopolitical and even joy, economic in many aspects as well. they are exhausting nato's arsenals. they are exhausted. the patience of the west and psychologically the burden on the west is debbie higher every day. the man who reads teleprompters, he is not, sir. in charge of any thing. as we know, there is what i called the by the combo behind, including the toxic 3 that sy hersh proved almost to unambiguou

think the culprits will eventually say, yeah, okay, you know what we did it of, unfortunately, not rory, unfortunately not because this would involve an internal nato. even natal investigating itself. number one, number 2, the, you investigated itself. number 3, the german government investigating itself. number 4, the possibility of treason by sholtes von, that lying and many others against the interests of germany and the you at the same time. and a number 5, the consortium, the not stream concerts of the companies could su heavily the perpetrators, if all of these nato countries in all these european countries, a pumping ukraine, full of weapons, wouldn't it be? i don't know, fair for an ally of russia to also help russia in the conflict, or must russia not have a single hand of help from any of his potential ally? that's the perfect answer in you provided that rory, of course, are ever seen that russia thus is wrong, is absurd, is malign. you never see a direct definition anywhere across the space that i called nato. stan, that this is a proxy war by the collective west against rush

and what's incredible is that in that clip, rory, he also mentioned how it would be ideal if there was a military coup in russia. but he says that is highly, highly unlikely. there are of course, voices of reason out there in the united states, not many rory, but there are some and some who are encouraging peace and returns to the negotiating table and no more supplies of weapons. and that america needs to back down from this. i'm completely against the war in ukraine. i want to see it come to an end. i want russia and, and crane to come to peace talks and end this war. but, you know, who's driving it, it's america. american needs to stop pushing the war in ukraine. marina, what can we say about the european politicians at this point? i mean, are they all on the same page with washington? there aren't on the same page, but at the same time we can know how many on the same page because some i would assume are afraid to speak out because what happens when countries do speak out, serbia, for example, it has refused to follow washington's our, our policies and now we heard from the preside

that's the perfect answer in you provided that, rory. of course, everything that russia thus is wrong is absurd, is malign. you never see a direct definition anywhere across the space that i called natal. stan, that this is a proxy war by the collective west against rush. you will never see that in you never see that admitted to tell of viewer right now what they need to know about this changing, multi polar one, it's already happening is gonna take a few years. and at the front line, we're going to have russia, china, you run other quins countries across the raising truly 30 in a very big role for a countries in the portion gulf in the arab world. a crisis of multilateralism. that's a key point of indian pry. mrs. speech at the conference of gee 24 messes in new delhi. the random modi have said that global powers must take responsibility for international of people that directly affects developing countries. we must all economists, that multilateralism egan cries is today. the extremes of the last few years, financial crises, climate ch

. >> how unprecedented is this, rory and what to make of the other issues legally that are still hanging over the former president's head in georgia with the allegations of finding votes and then the 2 federal cases in d c, you know, relating to the issue with january 6th and then also what was found at mar-a-lago. >> yeah, point there is just so much swirling at this point. so first, it is unprecedented for a president or former president to be indicted by anybody, state or federal richard nixon in the 1970's was an unindicted co-conspirator in the watergate conspiracy, the cover of conspiracy. but he was never charged. he was allowed to resign. and then unprecedented. it is a state case. there are thousands of district attorneys around the country. you wonder where this could lead pull up. that politics becomes a thing. i don't think you can say this is a political indictment. they're not da's investigating a former presidents all around the country just in georgia where clearly made a phone call to the secretary of state said find me some more votes that may or may not be a felony. an

rori: when you have health care professionals who are working with you, who have gotten to know you, who have been talking about plans months and yea out, understanding what that is going to look like, and helping you to plan that road ahead to know what it is that you're looking towards, to think that you could then lose that, and that the government could be telling you that they know better than this entire team of people to stop you from accessing lifesaving medical care, that, in and of itself, is terrifying. william: so, those families are clearly watching these laws and are deeply concerned with what they might mean for their children. for more on what the various states are doing, i'm joined now by erin reed. she's a researcher who tracks transgender legislation around the country and advocates for trans rights. erin reed, thank you so much for being here. there are so many states that are proposing these different kinds of laws. broadly speaking, can you explain, what are these laws generally trying to target? erin: yes, thank you for having me on. there are over 400 bills t

always good to see it, and thanks for you to rory. thank you. the russian ambassador to the un has called for the withdrawal of all us made nuclear weapons from non us territories. he also claimed russia cannot sit idly by in the face of a growing number of nato allies conducting nuclear weapons drill, receive russia in the 90s, took all measures to withdrawn nuclear weapons from the territory of the former ussr. yes, we urged americans to do the same, to abandon the thinking of the cold war period to return all us nuclear weapons to the territory of the united states. we also called for the elimination of the relevant infrastructure in europe and the cessation of the practice of the united states and nato by conducting nuclear missions. a trust practice is incompatible with neither the letter nor the spirit of the non proliferation treaty. like a polish, we have asked nato to bring its policy in line with its accepted commitments. with the modernization of these huge reserves is only gaining momentum. us weapons are deployed in the netherlands

and the government back to rescue deal with gary rory. i welcome to our international broadcasting life from moscow. it's just past the hour. and as always, it's great to have you with us. i'm right. hm. mommy, let's take a look at top. so is this our, the meeting between the leaders of russia? i'm china. ah, chinese president. it's what i did on tuesday to hold official tools with his russian counterpart vladimir, put him versed in a small meeting and then in a broader gathering chinese leader, she ging thing is on a 3 day visit to moscow and his 1st trip abroad since he was reluctant to historic term, i am very pleased to be in moscow at your invitation, especially after another reelection. and i chose russia as the 1st country for a foreign visit. the chinese site base, great attention to relations between russia and china as this as its own historical logic. since we are the largest neighboring countries, great strategic partners position visit to moscow is obviously attracting a lot of a global attention. so given that the china is n

now with rory smith . hello, i'm rory rory smith.tart with some breaking news in the last few minutes . at least six last few minutes. at least six people have been killed and several more injured after a shooting in the northern german city of hamburg . it comes as city of hamburg. it comes as police said , a tweet that police said, a tweet that a large scale operation was underway in the ulster dorf area . local media report, the are on the run with emergency services and doctors at the scene . we'll and doctors at the scene. we'll bnng and doctors at the scene. we'll bring you more on that as have it amber weather warnings for snow and ice in place for parts of the uk bringing with it a potent risk to life . blizzard potent risk to life. blizzard sorry to cause conditions overnight with 50 mile per hour winds and 40 centimetres of snow expected in some central northern areas . the met office northern areas. the met office says power cuts and travel delays are likely . gary lineker delays are likely. gary lineker has been accused o

and what's incredible is that in that clip, rory, he also mentioned how it would be ideal if there was a military coup in russia bots. he says that is highly, highly unlikely. there are of course, voices of reason out there in the united states, not many rory, but there are some and some who are encouraging peace and returns to the negotiating table and no more supplies of weapons. and that america needs to bag down from this, and americans are fed up. they're also sick and tired of the never ending foreign wars. but yet, here we are, the neo cons, the biden administration. and unfortunately, some of my colleagues are driving us into an ever growing war over in ukraine. that is putting us towards the brink of world war 3 that no one in america wants marina. what can we say about the european politicians at this point? i mean, are they all on the same page with washington? there aren't on the same page, but at the same time, we can know how many on the same page, because some i would assume are afraid to speak out. because what happens when countries do speak out, serbia, for example, i

countries to make sure that this is a more type. hola, world, something that we've been hearing about rory for a couple of months. but this is now really cemented the selling the documentary decree that was signed by vladimir putin and what it states here is, for example, we've seen that the u. s. is the main source or say of this, and so russia policy and the document urge as other countries, for example, to abandon the answer russia policy one and also to get a greater independence from the united states. and russia for its part is planning to help developing countries, for example, to play a greater role in the global economic affairs through our, the roches friends. we're talking about china, india, africa. it states that in the com and document as well, that islamic civilization, it's always seen in russia as friendly and they will continue to work on it. and the key point here, every time that we're talking about a corporation with another country, it's all about to be in the mutually beneficial. so they are benefits not only of russia, but the other country that we're talking about

now with rory smith . hello, i'm rory rory smith. start with some breaking news in the last few minutes . at least six last few minutes. at least six people have been killed and several more injured after a shooting in the northern german city of hamburg . it comes as city of hamburg. it comes as police said , a tweet that police said, a tweet that a large scale operation was underway in the ulster dorf area . local media report, the are on the run with emergency services and doctors at the scene . we'll and doctors at the scene. we'll bnng and doctors at the scene. we'll bring you more on that as have it amber weather warnings for snow and ice in place for parts of the uk bringing with it a potent risk to life . blizzard potent risk to life. blizzard sorry to cause conditions overnight with 50 mile per hour winds and 40 centimetres of snow expected in some central northern areas . the met office northern areas. the met office says power cuts and travel delays are likely . gary lineker delays are likely. gary lineker has been accused

i get confused for rory a lot.ccluckly?" [ laughter ] and i had the presence of mind to go, "no, nobody is." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not a human being's name. >> that is not somebody's name. >> jimmy: but to this day, do people go up and they mistake you. >> often. yeah, you know, i worked with you on "signs." oh, yeah, was i a dick, because that was my brother? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's so funny. >> that was rory. >> jimmy: that was rory. of course. i want to talk about "succession" because, man, you crush it on this show. >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: this is the beginning -- [ cheers and applause ] -- of the fourth and final season. it starts on sunday. are you going to miss -- are you going to miss playing roman? >> i think so. it hasn't hit me, because we only finished like three weeks ago -- shooting. and i just have not processed it. i'm pretty sure, yeah -- what's the thing? depression. that will hit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that'll come in soon. a lot of fans of yours think that roman doesn't und

rory mcilroy, part of a five way tie for the lead. he took the outrightly.s is the part when i tell you, he has never won a pga event. look what he had to go through with this! he needed two putts to win, almost did it with one with rory mcilroy watching on a monitor he tapped in and got this one in orlando. he held off late charges from mcilroy, scottie scheffler, and jordan spieth to earn his first career window. a $3.6 million payday. in college basketball, you have to see this finish. number one houston by two. kendrick davis drove in and tied the game! the cougars came right back. nine seconds on the clock. shed trying to be a hero. shed for the win . we are done here! houston state won the game 67-65. houston is 29-2. we are one week away from ncaa selection sunday. five men's teams and eight women's teams have already punched their ticket. >>> what about your virginia cavaliers? >> they will be right in there. i imagine they will be a fifth seed. >> we will look out for them. >>> coming up, they call themselves the literacy liberators, training dozens

julian: expect the unexpected, as rory little a developing story right now. we will continue to follow this breaking news throughout the day and bringing the latest. throughout the evening. larry: -- latest about the evening. larry: you can get the latest it's spring! non-drowsy claritin-d knocks out your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin-d. there's something new from better than bouillon introducing the culinary collection. exciting new flavors like... sofrito for casseroles or adobo for fajitas each adding a little something special to all your family favorites but don't take our word for it mwah! the culinary collection, from better than bouillon julian: a stunning look at the damage caused by a hillside collapse in solano county, devastating a frontage road and wiping out a water line, forcing local residents to cut back on water usage immediately. the slide has collapsed lopes wrote until -- road until further notice. larry: we are joi

scottie scheffler, the world number two, had a two shot lead rory mcilroy missed the cut.stages of his brand there. —— in the leader board. in rugby game has meant premiership, bristol ran in seven tries to left in rugby union's premiership, bristol ran in seven tries to beat harlequins 51—26, while london irish beat sale 36—18 to go to fifth in the table. leicester tigers are up to third after thrashing gloucester 26—5. leicester ran in four tries — ben youngs with the pick of them. defeat leaves gloucester ninth. in rugby league's challenge cup, north wales beat thatto heath 18—10 in the battle of the crusaders to advance to the fourth round of the competition. jordan andrade was one of three try scorers for the visitors, going over with this effort in the first—half. elsewhere there were wins for halifax, as well as york city knights and bradford bulls, who both beat lower league opposition. britain's tom pidcock had to abandon the final stage of the tirreno adriatico race in italy after crashing early on. it was his second bad fall, having come off his bike on thursday

. -- rory mcelroy he got this one in orlando. held up late charges during his first career win and a 3.6 million dollar payday. in college basketball, you have to see this finish. memphis trail houston by two. kendrick davis drove in and tied the game. the cougars came right back. 9 on the clock. for the win, for the win , shed onions! mr. big shot. he won the game 67-65. houston is 20 9-2 and we are a week away from the ncaa selection sunday. three women's teams have already punched the ticket including the pac-12 champs, washington state and the defending ncaa champs, south carolina. >> can't wait for the tournament. >>> coming up, the countdown to when lights go out on the bay bridge and the effort being >>> there is a live look at the bay bridge. when the sun goes down, the lights usually come on. not for long. >> the lights are failing at a rate faster than they can be repaired. a fundraising effort is underway to bring them back, stronger than ever. for now, the bridge will go dark indefinitely at 8:00 tonight. >> they have

when it comes to big—name it doesn't get bigger than rory mcelroy, and with this part he was tied forrly did it in one with even rory mcelroy watching the tournament slip away had to be impressed. one of the shortest shots of the week was the winning one, a culmination of a day arnold palmer would be proud of. this weekend cornelius kersten won bronze at the world single distance championships. it's been a long wait for great britain to claim a medal in long track speed skating... more than seven decades in fact. he spoke to me about the race and clenching that precious bronze. i wasn't expecting to podium in this race. so i surprised by that. i was really happy with the time and how the race went, it was exactly as planned. you know that you've got a good day when you feel nervous but you turn that into energy. i think about 50 metres into the race, i felt like everything was going the way i wanted it to go. it still feels a bit unreal to think i am that top three in the world right now. . , that top three in the world right now. ., , ., that top three in the world right now. . , .,

rory mcilroy has plenty of work to do if he's to make the cut.rass. how is murray getting on? he needs to get the birdies in early. he does, to get the birdies in early. he: does, and he had one yesterday. it was a very ragged around yesterday. it started with a double bogey six. it finished with another very sloppy six at the last which was the par five ninths for him. not much to get excited about in between times. the driver was not behaving. he was hitting from the rough far too often, four over par, 76, so a real battle to make the cut. he's only been up with two parts. he had to get up and down, second to make that power as well just a few get up and down, second to make that power as welljust a few moments ago. so not particularly good for mcavoy right now. he’s ago. so not particularly good for mcavoy right now.— mcavoy right now. he's in this mar: uee mcavoy right now. he's in this marquee group. _ mcavoy right now. he's in this marquee group, but _ mcavoy right now. he's in this marquee group, but it's i mcavoy right now. he's in this m

i'm rory smith.g the tragedy of the holocaust with the home secretary saying that she his comments offensive . earlier this comments offensive. earlier this week the bbc presenter compared the government's language as it introduced its immigration policy to used by germany the 19305. policy to used by germany the 1930s. today he described the fallout , his 1930s. today he described the fallout, his comments as ridiculous out of proportion and confirmed he will still be presenting much of the day on saturday. the bbc is under pressure to sack the former england striker. culture lucy fraser told the commons the broadcaster must maintain impartiality as somebody whose grandmother escaped germany in the 1930s. i think it's really disappointing and inappropriate to compare government policy on immigration to an to events in germany the 1930s. it's important for the bbc to maintain impartiality if it to retain the trust of the public who pay the licence fee fee . the who pay the licence fee fee. the number

these live pictures and we have a lot to discuss this to help us break this all down is law professor rory little with uc hastings. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. what exactly just happened. >> we only know that there's been an indictment announced. we don't know what the indictment says. exactly. we don't really know. we don't know anything other than this news release that he's been indicted. you know, there's a process that's involved. i don't think he's going to be arrested with police coming in and handcuffing him. normally so-called white collar criminal invited to come volunteer. lee for the normal processing, which is going to be an old photograph fingerprints and other background information only if he would there be any further sort of been bob with law enforcement? >> so we don't know the exact charges just yet just that the grand jury voted to indict him. they've been meeting now for months and it's really only centered around how falsified booksnd also how ind of hit records. that's the accusation. it's not rely that the paywewhat do you what they're tryin

rory is the expert.ere are obviously, we i know some of these people, there are some strong personalities in that mix. tell us a bit about what you are hoping the podcast will show people, how will it be different from what we have heard before? taste from what we have heard before? we are quite a lucky group, to be honest — are quite a lucky group, to be honest. we are aware that we are the privileged _ honest. we are aware that we are the privileged people with parkinson's. we are _ privileged people with parkinson's. we are reasonably well off, we have a sharp _ we are reasonably well off, we have a sharp elbows, we can get treatment, we hope, we can get to see the — treatment, we hope, we can get to see the doctor when we want to. we want to— see the doctor when we want to. we want to speak to a larger audience of people — want to speak to a larger audience of people both with parkinson's and their supporters, their family, carers, — their supporters, their family, carers, who don't have those kind o

rory mcilroy tied in his match.lroy buried the putt to win the match in advance to tomorrow's semi-finals. morin city native at san diego state to their first every leet eight yesterday. he dominated. willing -- san diego state to defeat top seeded alabama and when a morin city native does big things an entire city of support comes with it. >> he did it! >> let's go! >> the watch party crowd started pouring in right around the 3:30 tipoff with his father damion securing the best seat in the house. >> community always been there. being televised like this, this is real big. >> he knows his community is behind him 100%. we show up for him whenever we can. they play stanford. got a bus, took 100 kids down there. the community was out. this is what is expected. for us to support him like never before because he's a trailblazer for all the young kids that is coming up behind him. >> when alabama made their run and took their largest lead in the team the energy in the building shifted. then it was darian that sparked a co

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rory mcilroy had hopes of returning to world number one. he's now out, after missing the cut. more now, with our golf correspondent iain carter, who's there for us. how disappointed you think will feel? he how disappointed you think will feel? . , ., ., , , how disappointed you think will feel? . , ., , , how disappointed you think will feel? ., ., , feel? he was always up against it after that first _ feel? he was always up against it after that first round, _ feel? he was always up against it after that first round, 76. - feel? he was always up against it after that first round, 76. he - after that first round, 76. he resumed this morning with eight holes to play. he knew he had to go extremely low in the course of those eight holes to make the cut. he picked up a couple of birdies, dropped a shot at the last. added up to a 73 and five over par. he missed the cut by three shots, which won't have come as a great surprise to him. i think that the toll of all the political work that he is doing in the world of golf at the moment probably took its toll, if you like, in terms of

but from me, rory, sushi, the entire news team here. it's been a pleasure and thanks for joining with ah, i'm sorry, no hughes. and on this edition of $360.00 view, we're going to zoom in at the term masculinity. and a cultural concept of mailing is like strength, morality, courage. and so it isn't friday assertiveness in the present day, deserved to be labeled hufton. ah huh. thank you for joining us. you know, the evolution of the role of men throughout history has been extraordinary. history tells us stories of leaders like achilles, king leon itis. i interest loma, and peter, the great men whose work was not always good for all mankind, but who rarely failed at their goals and usually committed the actions of thousands . but how would the leaders of to day stack up? well, history speak the same of the great power of justin trudeau, the commanding presence of a man or a crown, or the incredible intelligence and wisdom of joe bided. now it's so secret pop culture and media can influence our lives, interest and even personalities. but

well, earlier my colleague rory sushi, spoke to jeffrey young himself on the latest the tech and also about the west overall approach to the ukraine complex. the us politician believes what happened in the brianne sc region is a blow to keith's image. i think it damages further the reputation of the cranial government among the peoples of the world. most of the world, i think, has this point realizes that the west nato, the united states, is currently in a war or proxy war against russia. part of the reason for america's illegal proxy war against russia has been to strengthen washington's hold over or you are p and so called allies actually puppet show. the nord stream bombing was part of that strategy designed to make germany the largest economy in europe, totally dependent on the united states. what do you think the average american thinks mr. young, when it comes to, you know, look, inflation is up in america. people can afford to fill up the tank so because they call no kind of fool their energy bills or their mortgages, their credit card bills. meantime, the u. s. government is s

but i was on the news on my colleague, rory, sushi will be with you at the top of the hour. i might have. i wish you all a wonderful day. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . ah with hello in welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . is it time to talk? it would seem so the west rhetoric is at odds with hard realities on the ground in ukraine. the chinese have presented a proposal and it is believed the u. k. france and germany are cobbling together a plan for zalinski. but are they willing to talk to russia ah cross sucking piece proposals, i'm joined by my guess. i'm not hanging in beijing. he's a senior fellow at the i hate institute as well as chairman of asia narratives in paris. we have shots up here. he is professor emeritus at the school for advanced studies at social sciences and in new mexico. we have been hellman, he is a professor of east asian and global history at mexico state university are a gentleman cossack roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, i want to talk about the european proposal h

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with rory mcilroy set to miss the cut and rahm now out of the running, a fifth place finish or betterhe number one spot in the world rankings. american chad ramey had been leading the field by two shots — but found the water twice on the infamous 17th and picked up a quadruple bogey to slip down the leaderboard. south african christiaan bezuidenhout and canada's adam svenssen lead by two on four under. american olympic skier mikaela shiffrin has made history — equalling the record number of world cup wins. she picked up gold in the women's giant slalom in sweden. the 86th win of her career — and it sees her tie with ingemar stenmark who won his titles in the 1970s and 80s. shiffrin became the women's world record holder when she overtook lindsay vonn�*s total of 82 in february. she could claim the outright overall record when she goes in the slalom — her best event — on saturday england rugby league captain sam tomkins will retire from rugby league at the end of the 2023 seasonthe 33 year old appeared in two world cups for england, captaining his country to the semi—finals in the most

. >> thanks for your insight so you see hastings law professor rory medal, thank you. my pleasure. >> still ahead here at 5, lawmakers are renewing their push for a resolution they say would protect reproductive rights as a whole. why some are arguing the effort would harm the very women they're hoping to defect. plus, demanding answers as to why heating homes and businesses so high. >> those are your utility bill has gone of for the past couple of months. all due to a natural gas price spike across california and the west. and today frustrated lawmakers met at the capitol to address the issue in demand. some answers our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains some takeaways from that meeting and >> shares what happened. well, the meeting here at the state capitol lasted more than 3 hours. it was strictly informational, but included comments from lawmakers testimonies from stakeholders and calls from frustrated californians natural field are extremely high. the person you're listening to is just one of many who phoned in their concerns to this senators on the ener

earlier my colleague rory si, shane discussed a range of topics involving the chinese president's visit with the panel of guests from the west as clinging on to a unipolar world to whether or not beijing proposed peace plan for ukraine will become a reality. the world is, it is changing, it's had enough of the, let's call it from what it is, western arrogance. and it will start to form their own alliances in response to the deployment of western alliances such as made of the existence of which still defies any logic. because the better lines are supposed to fight communism and protect the west from the logical sprint, a and military spirit. and it was countered by the war, so fact, which was promptly dismantled. and you know, chide china has, has come to moscow with a potential piece proposal. for the culprit in ukraine, a john kirby of the us national security council, formerly of the usa department, john kirby saying washington is not interested about a possible seas far in ukraine, particularly if it's mediated by china. alex, why would washington be against ending the conflict? we'v