rory mcilroy, in terms of hopes from people here in the uk and ireland, he did really well on his frontthen found a really difficult light on the tenth, the par three tenths, so he dropped a shot there, but he made a good par save on the next hole. he is one underfor his round so far. but you look at dustin johnson, he is five overfor the tournament. two of the best performance since coming back from lockdown. this course is fierce and i don't think we can predict anything for tonight and tomorrow night. but we loved all the same. we can hear more from you tonight? yeah come on 5 live and on the website. despite the end of the saracens era looming, that didn't stop the reigning european champions cup holders continuing their gallop towards the title once again, holding off leinster in a thrilling quarter final in dubln. adam wild has the details. 50,000 empty seats in dublin, the backdrop for the return of european rugby's elite competition. still saracens need no reminder ofjust how much their world has changed. the continent's dominant force in recent years condemned to the wilderness

rory mcilroy is seven shots adrift.ree at the us open in new york as the leaders begin their rounds. for now, though, it's time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. last year, the british feature rocks, which boasts an ensemble cast of brilliant young screen newcomers, played to rapturous applause at the london film festival. now its opening in uk cinemas. rocks, what's p diddy and 50 cent — what's that all about? i want to be like p diddy and 50 cent. but you have to think about specifically, what type of career? entertainment business. business, now you're getting it. what type of business? makeup. overlapping chatter. bukky bakray is the titular 15—year—old east londoner who returns home from school to discover her mother has abandoned her and her young brother, emmanuel.

and doing battle with one of the world's toughest courses — rory mcilroy is just a shot off the leadello, and welcome to sportsday. good evening. and it's an especially good evening for tottenham fans. perhaps not on the picture right 110w. their superstar striker gareth bale looks like he's making a return to the club after things have gone sourfor him at real madrid. he's expected to fly into london tomorrow to complete his move back on loan. he left spurs in 2013, moving to real for what was then a world record fee, a massive £85 million. in his time at the bernabeu, he's won the champions league four times and the spanish league title twice, scoring 100 goals for the club. but lately, things haven't been going so well for him in madrid. his relationship with manager zinedine zidane has deteriorated. he was due to leave and play in china last year, but the deal was cancelled and he only played 20 matches for real. the deal has been done and it looks as though tottenham could do with him tonight. they are playing a bulgarian squad in the second round of the republic and are struggl

rory mcilroy is firmly in contention after the first round of the second men's major of the year, therst major since 2014 — shot a three—under—par round of 67. but the shot of the day went to american patrick reed who managed this hole—in—one of the par—3 seventh. fantastic shot for him. you can find the full leaderboard over on the bbc sport website. let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines this evening. liverpool are closing in on the signing of thigao alcantara from champions league winners bayern munich. the midfielder is expected to sign a four—year contrct for around £25 million. —— a four—year contract. hull city's crowd pilot on saturday has been cancelled amid a rising number of coronavirus cases in the city. the league! match against crewe was one of eight in the football league allowing supporters to attend. up to 1,000 fans will still be allowed at the seven other matches, the first efl crowds in six months. johanna konta's preparation for the french open is going well. she's into the third round of the italian open in rome after a st

rory mcilroy slipped back to eight under. there's £11 million on offerfor the winner.one—day squad as a reserve ahead of the series against australia, which starts on friday at old trafford. they have two more t20s to play before that, though — the first of them this afternoon in southampton. it starts at 2.15, and you can watch it live on bbc one. england bowler chris jordan is pleased to see cricket back on free—to—air television. there might be people who haven't watch cricket before, and there might be people who who obviously hadn't had sky for a while and might just have to watch highlights, so the more people that we can get watching the game and involved in a day game, the better it is for cricket, and with some of the games being played, there have been some phenomenal games, some phenomenal contest. there's no rest for georgia taylor—brown after she became triathlon champion for the first time in hamburg yesterday. she's part of great britain's mixed relay team, in action right now. these are live pictures from the race, which started about an hour ago. taylo

rory mcilroy remains in contention but six shots back. that's all the sport for now.main story this hour. the health secretary matt hancock says the country has a choice of whether to follow the pandemic rules or face further restrictions. speaking on the andrew marr programme on bbc one, he said demand for tests had increased due to people without symptoms trying to get tested. he said it was really important to make sure tests were available for people who really needed them. we face a choice. right? if everyone follows the rules, everybody follows the rules and we will be increasingly stringent on the people who are not following the rules, if everyone follows the rules, then we can avoid further national lockdowns, but we of course have to be prepared to take action if that is what is necessary. so we might be facing a further national lockdown if people don't obey the ruels? that is exactly right, i don't rule it out. i do not want to see it. and i understand the economic and other downsides of it. let's look at the routes out of this, if i may. give people somet

rory mcilroy meanwhile is six shots back. and another big day for another young athlete.time we'll see some cycling history made following one of the most dramatic days on the tour de france yesterday. slovenia's tadej pogacar stunned compatriot primoz roglic to all but win the race for the first time at the age ofjust 21, the youngest champion in 111 years. ben croucher has the story of yesterday's time trial. ascending the summit in cycling is seldom easy, the view when you get there is quite spectacular. just ask tadej pogacar, climbing into history. he started the time trial 57 seconds behind long—time leader primoz roglic, but as he ate up the miles, the deficit kept dropping until the foot of la planche des belles filles — pretty name, pretty steep too. 0n the left, roglic ragged, watching his tour disappear up the road. 0n the right, pogacar pristine, on his way to becoming the youngest winner in more than a century. the hard work was done, the seconds ticked by. roglic was just too slow. three weeks of racing decided by less than a minute. it was so... unbelievabl

rory mcilroy and lee westwood were both in superb form, but the americanjustin thomas made light workdent iain carterjoins me now to talk through day two. day one seemed all smooth sailing. has winged foot finally bared its teeth today? it has, it started to give them a kicking. i think members of winged foot, the usga, i'm not sure they like what they saw today, 21 players breaking power. that had never happened at winged foot us 0pen before. last time in 2006, there was only one score under par. but it's got an awful lot tougher today. it's going to little bit, the greens are drier, they're faster, the pin position is more difficult, and from that position of 21 players being under par, now there are eight -it being under par, now there are eight —itis being under par, now there are eight — it is now the war of attrition we are expecting. tougher conditions today too, we mentioned lee westwood flying yesterday. i think you dropped four shots in his last three holes, and he will be kicking himself. he didn't get off to a good start, bogeys in the first two holes, 3—over par. a disapp

and coming up in the sport on bbc news — rory mcilroy makes a great start to golf‘s second major of the him well in contention in new york. good evening. from midnight tonight almost two million people in the north—east of england will be living under tougher restrictions on socialising after a sharp rise in the number of coronavirus cases. it's the biggest regional lockdown yet. the measures announced today affect seven areas in the north east of england — northumberland, north tyneside, south tyneside, newcastle upon tyne, gateshead, sunderland and county durham. the new restrictions for those areas will mean there'll be a ban on socialising with people outside your own household or support bubble. there will be table service only in restaurants and pubs, bars and restaurants — must close by 10pm. the health secretary, matt hancock said the government was acting after seeing concerning rates of infection in the region. it means that one in seven people across the uk now faces some kind of extra restriction to their lifestyle. our special correspondent ed thomas reports. hello? hello,

we'll have the latest from the us open at winged foot in new york, where rory mcilroy has got off tothere's been a steep rise in coronavirus infections in france as well. the director of public hospitals in the coastal city of marseille says wards are "nearing saturation". with only a handful of intensive care beds still available, staff are discussing the option of moving patients to other regions if necessary. marseille is at the heart of france's new wave of coronavirus infections, with more than 300 cases per 100,000 people since the beginning of september. our correspondent lucy williamson has been to an intensive care unit in the city's main hospital and her report contains some distressing images. marseille's main intensive care unit has become a changing room again. familiar routines resurrected for a new wave of covid patients. this time, it's a 65—year—old man on life support. they're putting a camera down his throat, one of the riskiestjobs. the ventilators on their suits purify the air inside their masks. these are the patients' only visitors. his wife calls for news once

rory mcilroy is seven shots adrift. just aren't quite going your way and you aren't quite hitting or pulling off quality golf shots and things like that. i felt like today was that day and i left a decent amount of shots out there and i felt i was a little loose with some shots off tee and also irons so to be able to feel out and shoot even par after a day like today, it's very positive and makes you feel good going into the weekend. in rugby league, warrington are on course to move a step closer to successfully defending their challenge cup trophy — but onlyjust. with minutes remaining, they're leading st helens 20—18 in their quarterfinal — josh charnley with two of warrington‘s four tries. today's other match sees hull fc take on wigan warriors. in rugby league, warrington are on course to move a step closer to successfully defending their challenge cup trophy — but onlyjust. with minutes remaining, they're leading st helens 20—18 in their quarterfinal — josh charnley with two of warrington‘s four tries. today's othe

rory mcilroy started his second round in touch with the lead, but he found it difficult going gettinga double bogey. that was just the start of a tough round for him. he's now on three over, seven shots behind the leader, the american, patrick reed. british number one, johanna konta, has been knocked out of the italian open. ninth seed garbine muguruza won in straight sets as both players continue their preparations on clay for the french open which starts later this month. konta's also announced she won't be working with coach thomas hogstedt on a permanent basis. a try from dan sarginson in golden point extra—time helped salford beat catalans to reach the challenge cup semi—finals. the score was tied at 18—18 after 80 minutes and salford sealed the victory a couple of minutes into extra—time as sarginson went over for this dramatic winning effort. just two days remaining of the tour de france... never too late though for a surprise stage winner. denmark's soren kraow andersen pulled away from a pretty elite group with ten miles remaining and held on to claim his second stage win at

rory mcilroy back after having his first child.ds to win the tournament than has been bet on any golfer at william hill sports book and phil mickleson has attracted the single biggest bet i will be watching on multiple screens this weekend >> i know you will i have to ask you, is the u.s. open the most difficult test in golf the more difficult scoring than in any other events in the golfing world because the winning score was plus seven a former usga head who passed away had a famous line talking about that 74 winged foot u.s. open saying the intent was not to humiliate but to identify them so that gives you some context there. >> sort of like if it doesn't kill you, it will make you stronger >> how does video service peacock see coverage >> there will be exclusive contents and a dedicated channel on peacock there are times yesterday and today where you can see the live coverage as well for golf, it has been fantastic. for viewers and fans and anybody who watched the amateur championship, they know you can put on a great streaming

for rory mcilroy, there was a danger for much of his second round front nine that he would fail to make reed. but the shot of the day went to this man — japan's hideki, matsuyama, who chipped the ball right past the hole — but somehow using the contours of the green perfectly to lure his shot all the way back into the hole, for a birdie. but it's reed who tops the leaderboard with a one shot lead — he gets his rund under way at 25 past 7. any time you play in the us open you know you're going to have one of those days where things aren't quite going your way and you aren't hitting or pulling off shots and things like that. i felt like today was that day and i left a decent amount of shots out there and i felt i was amount of shots out there and i felt iwasa amount of shots out there and i felt i was a little loose with some shots of tea and also irons so to be able to feel like that and on par after a day like today is very positive and makes you... going into the weekend. and it's another challenge cup quarterfinal double header this afternoon — first up it's a repeat of last year's fi

rory mcilroy slipped back to 8 under. there's £11 million on offerfor the winner.liant performance to become world triathlon champion for the first time. the title is usually decided with a series of races but this year, because of the pandemic, there was a one—off race in hamburg. taylor—brown broke clear early in the run section and gradually extended her advantage to win by nine seconds. france's vincent luis retained the men's title, with alistair brownlee finishing ninth and brother jonny back in 31st. the british athletics championships in manchester produced a remarkable finish in the men's 800 metres. daniel rowden got the better of jake wightman, powering past him with 50 metres to go. it was a great performance from rowden, who didn't run a single race last year after suffering serious illness and being forced to undergo major surgery on his stomach. european bronze medallist holly bradshaw dedicated her win to her biggest fan, her grandfather — who died on friday. thisjump of 4.35m meant she became british pole vault champion for the eigth time. i strugg

for rory mcilroy, there was a danger for much of his second round front nine that he too would fail toseven shots behind leader, patrick reed. but the shot of the day went to this man — japan's hideki, matsuyama, who chipped the ball past the hole — using the contours of the green perfectly to lure his shot all the way back into the hole, for a birdie. what a shot. for the first time since lockdown, rugby union's premier european club competition finally resumes this weekend. premiership leaders exeter are trying to reach the semi finals for the first time tomorrow, while for last year's winners saracens this afternoon be their last competitive game of the season. austin halewood looks ahead to the action. it ahead to the action. is the competition they have dominated it is the competition they have dominated for years, three titles out of the last four, but the latest was well over one year ago. since then, saracen‘s world has been turned upside down. the team heading for relegation after breaking salary cap rules. their season redundant apart from this game. a trip to dublin to face

second round in around an hour — he's on five under, one shot ahead of patrick reed and two ahead rory mcilroyace after a bad day, he's two over through 17. we'll have more on all that on sportsday, but that is all for now. let's return to the tighter restrictions that will come into force in lancashire, merseyside, parts of the midlands and west yorkshire after significant increases in covid—19 cases. blackpool has been excluded from the new rules. dr arif rajpura, director of public health at blackpool coucil, was asked why it escaped the same fate as the rest of lancashire — here's what he said. —— blackpool council. we have got considerably lower rates in many parts of the north west. our rates are lower than half the north west average. so we have done really well in trying to keep those rates at a low level. generally people who have been following the guidance and also we have had our businesses comply. we have worked very closely with our businesses out there, particularly the hospitality sector, to make sure that all their covid—secure measures are in place. so together i think we hav

rory mcilroy was in contention at the start of his final round but after a double bogey at the firstlpga portland classic. it's been three years since her last win and she's never won a tournament in the united states. that's all from me for now — a full round up of all the day's action on sportsday at 7:45pm. coming up next it's click. hey, welcome to click, hope you are doing 0k. it's been a big week for me, look where i have been. yes, on my first train for six months. and look who i went to see, only my good friend lara lewington, who is smaller than she looks on tv, i had forgotten. true, but that picture doesn't help. it was really lovely to see you, and maybe next time i will get the train to you. and if i do, i might be needing this. laughs. right, now, i have been looking at this on your social media feed and if i am honest i am still having trouble processing it in my head even now. i don't blame you, my husband bought it for me as a romantic gift — you would have thought after lockdown he would be sick of the sight of my face, but it seems not, even if the dimensions are a

more rory mcilroy his plan for a final day charge never quite got going. instead dish ambos mix of power and precision saw him finish 6 shots clear i so many times i relied on on science and it worked every single time it's a fun journey for me i hope that inspires people to say hey look maybe there is a different way to do it and you know not everybody has to do it my way i'm not saying i'm just saying in general that. there are different ways to do things it's a winning formula that's put dish ambo on top of the golfing world for a smile al jazeera. the late because clinched a thrilling victory against the denver nuggets to take it soon nothing lead in the n.b.a.'s western conference finals bron james carried the lakers in the 1st half scoring 26 points and 11 rebounds but so all went wrong for the l.a. team in the 2nd tough as they blew a 16 point lead anthony davis did come to the rescue very for the lakers with this buzz of the team game winning shot just there to make his edging past the nuggets 105213. more it's. actually a situation like. this. one

rory mcilroy will need a miraculous sunday if he's going to win.ned a 57—second deficit during yesterday's time trial to snatch the yellow jersey from his fellow slovenian primoz roglic, who had been leading the race for 13 days. today's final stage is a processional one for the leader who won't be challenged. reigning champions saracens pulled off an extraordinary victory away at leinster to go through to the semi final of rugby unions champions cup. saracens face relegation and at least two years out of europe after breaching salary cap rules, but they inflicted the irish side's first defeat in 24 matches, winning 25—17 in dublin. warrington wolves remain on course to successfully defend their challenge cup title, but only just. they're through to the semifinals after beating st helens 20—18. josh charnley with two of warrington's four tries. wigan are also through to the last four, after beating hull fc 36—4. now, we've seen cats, dogs and even the odd misplaced parachuter appear unexpectedly on football pitches over the years, but non—league si

1st major he's finished 3rd in this event twice and is in good shape on 3 under he's alongside rory mcilroy on the leaderboard the last of the northern irish men's 4 major wins came back in 2014 you know 1st round of major always anxious to play well and maybe have over thought of times. and you know i just found out today and you know just to quote was what was given to me a little more relaxed and you know played really nicely. 20 years ago tiger woods won the u.s. open by 15 strokes the biggest ever victory margin that's a major. the 2020 version of woods he's a child's behind the leader on the richardson al-jazeera the miami heat beat the boston celtics are now just 2 wins away from reaching the n.b.a. finals they were down by 17 in the 2nd quarter but had a big 3rd to rally past the celtics like they did in game one bam adebayo led miami's comeback with 21 goren drastic scored 25 when the heat topping boston 10601 miami leave the eastern conference finals by 2 games to one they last went to the finals in 2014 as the defending champions but lost to the san antonio spurs. together and. w

with the wind blowing and greens quickening rory mcilroy he was just one player to struggle. the full time major champion started the day just 2 shots off the lead he finished round 2 on 3 over 7 shots adrift. tiger woods won't be around for the final 2 days of competition he missed the halfway cuts feels like the way the golf courses changing is turning in that embody who makes the cut has as opportunity to to win the championship and. i don't give myself that opportunity. 2018 masters champion patrick reid is at the top of the leaderboard on 4 under par . he too had a far from easy day his level par round included as many bogeys as it did birdies at this venue only one of 5 men's u.s. open when as this finished under par i feel like the games were. just need to tighten a few things up here and there but the short game sharpen when you play around place like this and that's what you need. japan's hideki matsui ahmet was one of the few plays to hit an under par round he's well placed on even par for the tournament bryson to shambo has spent the last year gaining weight and mu

he's now 8 shots off the pace after he carded a fairly disastrous round of 774 time a champion rory mcilroy he had a better day and he is in striking distance of the leaders on one over par this tournament being played without fans due to cultivate 19 restrictions on the shelf lee he's on level par just one of the players he's facing their absence it's the u.s. open and it's a major championship and it's playing really tough and those are the shots that really get your term and gone around and fired up the crowd and noses i mean you hear crickets chirp and so it was it was kind of lonely out there not going to lie but. i think it's definitely easier to sort of stay in your own head space and not let anything sort of bug you too much since there's no one out here well the dallas stars of claims an early advance agent hockey's stanley cup final the stars and taking on beats hampered by lightning at the conclusion of a season like no other as far as small reports. but for the players who are in need of 3 months behind schedule the stanley cup final is underway in edmonton canada and the dallas

1st major he's finished 3rd in this event twice and he's in good shape on 3 under he's alongside rory mcilroy on the leaderboard the last of the northern archons 4 major wins came back in 2014 you know 1st round of major always anxious to play well and maybe have over thought of times. and you know i just found out today and you know just took what was what was given to me a little more relaxed and you know played really nicely. 20 years ago tiger woods won the u.s. open by 15 strokes the biggest ever victory margin at a major. the 2020 version of woods he's a chips behind the leader and the richardson al-jazeera the annual meeting of world football member nations is being held on line for the 1st time ever present johnny infant tino has just made his opening speech the gathering was due to be held in ethiopia back over 19 meant that plan had to be changed invented a remains a subject of a criminal investigation in switzerland over dealings he had with the country's attorney general michael lauder we had all staying much closer to home but until we might be divided geographically we remain un

let's start with golf‘s second major of this rearranged year, and rory mcilroy and lee westwood, are is seeking his first major since 2014 — he and westwood started with solid rounds of 67. winged foot is one of the most fearsome courses in all of golf — but incredibly there were two holes, in one, from will zalatoris — and here, patrick reed one bounce and in it pops. the big question is can gareth bale, at 31, reproduce the magic that made him such a massive star at spurs first time around. he is set to complete his loan move, back to tottenham today, and if registered in time, he could just play on sunday, at southampton, the club where he first played aged 16, in 2006. after winning four champions league titles with real madrid, he's become increasingly isolated in spain. not being played much, so it suits everyone if he moves on, especially to spurs. given the love for him there — these nostalgic pictures, are why tottenham fans are over the moon, the welsh wizard is coming back, after leaving in 2013. he's not out an out and out centre forward , he's not out an out and out cent

rory mcilroy started his second round in touch with the lead, but he found it difficult going gettinground for him. he's now seven shots off the leader, former masters champion patrick reed, who is on a—under par. there are two quarterfinals of rugby league's challenge cup this afternoon, as hull fc take on wigan, and warrington play st helens in a repeat of last years final. salford were the first team through to the semifinals after a dramatic golden point win over catalans dragons. leeds are also through after beating hull kr. you can watch both today's games live on the bbc this afternoon. a limited amount of fans will be allowed back into seven english football league grounds today, after being shut out of stadiums for the first time in history. but for teams used to welcoming thousands of loyal followers every week, the game still won't feel the same. i've been to meet photographer stuart roy clarke, who's been capturing nostalgic images of the football community for years. ever since football began, the fans have been its beating heart. coming together from all walks of life to

. >>> next up, congratulations to rory mcilroy this morning.the love of our lives mother and baby are doing great. i do a podcast, golf podcast, with rory. as i've gotten to know this guy, the way he talked about his wife, the way he sees the world, the way he loves his family, i thought, man, he is going to be a great dad one day. six months ago, he told me they were expecting i'm especially happy for you, rory, and erica. god bless you guys great. >> calvin wants to be rory for halloween. he's told me. >> okay. >> i have to be rory, and he wants to be rory, brian has to be rory. we're all rory. >> i'll ask rory for the green jacket. >> let us borrow it. fantastic. >>> switching sports, tom brady and rob gronkowski, gearing up for another season together. this time, the tampa bay buccaneers ahead of the nfl kick-off, we got a look at brady, gronk, and other nfl stars in a new frito-lay ad, titled "twas the night before kick-off," looking to capture the excitement of an nfl season just around the corner check it out. >> twas the night before ki

rory mcilroy has had an excellent start, he's currently tied for the lead on 2—under par.ere tiger woods is level par butjordan spieth is struggling on 2 over. 0ur golf correspondent iain carter has been telling me where this tournament will be won and lost this weekend. control are vital. whoever wins this week have chipped the ball extremely well because you can't hit every single green. you will allowed to putt well with real deafness in touch because the undulations on those greens are so severe, they are the kind you wouldn't design in a modern golf course. but it is a mighty test there, but you still need to belong, you need to find the fa i rwa ys need to belong, you need to find the fairways to have control for your approach shots so it will demand every aspect of a player's game and with the us open, it is more often than not the case that the winner is the last man standing. go back to 2006 the last time it was staged in new york, geoff 0gilvy one with a score five over par and he was the last man standing. colin montgomery and phil nicholson blew up on the final

next to golf‘s second major, of this rearranged year, and rory mcilroy, and lee westwood, are in a group67. winged foot is one of the most fearsome courses in all of golf — but incredibly there were two holes, in one, from will zalatoris — and here, patrick reed. one bounce and in it pops. one of the most incredible things in sport because they really are a defiance of science. you need to put it in the right area, wait for the wind and slope, i have only had the men fought golf but yesterday there we re men fought golf but yesterday there were two. charlie doesn't believe in them. it was a 1—off. remember that gentlemen we had? it was a 1-off and we don't want to revisit that because it stirred up a problem. we are outdoors a lot this morning which is a delight and pa rt this morning which is a delight and part of that is sarah in surrey in the greenhouse. are you going to get outside later? i will. good the greenhouse. are you going to get outside later? iwill. good morning to you both. i am at rhs garden wisley and at the moment i am inside the alpine to splay house. there are beautif

rory mcilroy said the birth of his first child, had helped him rediscover some of his best form, at the court. i went to meet him. # you make me feel so young. this is how we might expect to find lance kinder passing the time as he approaches his 85th birthday next week. but hold the front page! # i'm such a happy individual! lance has a world title to defend! there are squash balls to be hit again! thanks to the easing of lockdown restrictions, the man said to be the oldest competitive squash player on the planet is back on court again. oh, wonderful! after a game of squash, you feel so alive. squash, i think, takes more out of you in a shorter period of time than any other sport that i know because of the movement on court — very explosive. so the world champion is back on the court again and at the moment, though, they are having to play sides, due to covid—19 safety protocol, so this is a version of the game that they can only play on their own side of the court, unless they're switching for service positions. whatever version lance is playing, he has already proved to be a game—cha

if he won, he'd be two majors already into a career grand slam rory mcilroy, obviously. >> yeah. >> he'shil mickelson, who owned the tournament not many years ago. he gets to the 18, and you've been on the course, it's impossible to put the ball in. >> he had a one-shot lead on this hole, the 18th, and blew it there. also, an interesting thing, there is no crowd. no one can trample the rough, which usually is beneficial to the players. it'll be fun i can't believe you're here, buddy. >> we're not into this. >> golf, man check it out on nbc sports. >> this is a show we would watch on the golf channel, by the way. >> i don't understand it, and i'd watch it >> opening round coverage of the u.s. open airing live right now on the golf channel. you thought this was the golf channel for a few minutes. no, no, this is not. you can catch more later today right here on nbc. >> harry -- >> and peacock. >> -- have fun carson makes a great screwdriver. >> go get 'em, harry >>> good morning. 8:56. automatic marcus washington. santa rosa leaders are askingy to public for their input. they're trying to