a resurgent tiger woods winning the tour championship and even tiger woods himself was talking up americarospects coming into this, saying, look, a lot of these young players have never played against tiger woods at his best and now they can but they didn't, did they? in light of the four defeats that tiger woods suffered here at this year's prominent. he never seems to produce his best golf at the ryder cup and you wonder whether or not the big individuals, the big names, they are great playing on their own but do they translated into the team environment? that is something the european team has harnessed and certainly thomas bjorn has done that and we witnessed that. some say they struggled to get to grips with this golf course but it is the talents of the european team, the way that they played and yes, they were the underdogs but they will be delighted to be winning that ryder cup back once again. the sixth successive time they have won the ryder cup on home soil. lewis hamilton took a big step towards what would be a fifth world championship after winning the russian grand prix but t

phil mickelson and tiger woods off the team?n the best thing for the team. as you know this is also a political situation when you are making these choices. i think politics over to common sense. they just don't travel well, do they? 25 yea rs just don't travel well, do they? 25 years since they won back—to—back tournaments, when they won at the belfry in 93. the last time they we re belfry in 93. the last time they were there. do you think there's a bit too much arrogance when they going into these very different european courses? i am not going to say arrogance as much as indifference. ijust say arrogance as much as indifference. i just don't think it's as important to them as it is to the europeans. when you are playing than $10 million a week before and you have gone to a pretty long season, you really want to take a break. when you get to like the golf national this week, you can tell some of our players are pretty tired. i understand rose and back in in the same event, the differences they care. our players don't care. it'

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he is following in the footsteps of tiger woods, serena williams, and lebron james, in a pair of nike'srter evans. >> here he comes. >> reporter: for justin gallegos, running seemed like an gapossible dream. he was born with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects coordination and muscle movement. >> initially, when he started running, he was falling, and he'd have bloody knees, and 90% of the time, he would pick himself up and we would finish the run. >> reporter: justin's dream wasn't just to run, but run fast. fa despite his disability, he can ut a seven-minute mile, and now ompetes with the university of oregon running club. all that put him on nike's radar. this past weekend at the end of a practice run, a company representative made a surprise announcement-- justin would be signed as an official nike professional athlete. ( applause ) >> i'm still kind of in shock that it actually happened. >> reporter: on instagram, he hoote, "you don't realize how e alistic your dreams are until pey play out before your very eyes." >> i have never seen him that emotional. running re

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tiger woods lost all four of his matches here, while patrick reed criticised his captain for not playinge goes on. obviously leaves a sour taste in our mouth, to come over here now for 27 years and not be able to win on foreign soil. that's the goal. we want to be successful in this event, we want to grow, we want to get better, but we have to do it here in europe. and that we will be the goal four years from now. but as the us head home in disappointment, europa league here with a cup. for bjorn and his players, it's been some journey. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. in the past few minutes, it's been announced that one of france's most popular singers, charles aznavour, has died. he was 94. during a career which lasted more than 70 years, he recorded more than a thousand songs and sold more than 100 million records around the world. emma jane kirby looks back at his life. #we # we can never know how love takes over. . . # we can never know how love takes over... france's answer to frank sinatra. he might have only been five tall, but he was once voted as being bigger than elvis. he wrote

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he is following in the footsteps of tiger woods, serena williams, and lebron james, in a pair of nike'sre's carter evans. >> here he comes. >> reporter: for justin gallegos, running seemed like an impossible dream. he was born with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects coordination and muscle movement. >> initially, when he started running, he was falling, and he'd have bloody knees, and 90% of the time, he would pick himself up and we would finish the run. >> reporter: justin's dream wasn't just to run, but run fast. despite his disability, he can do a seven-minute mile, and now competes with the university of oregon running club. all that put him on nike's radar. this past weekend at the end of a practice run, a company representative made a surprise announcement-- justin would be signed as an official nike professional athlete. [ applause ] >> i'm still kind of in shock that it actually happened. >> reporter: on instagram, he wrote, "you don't realize how realistic your dreams are until they play out before your very eyes." >> i have never seen him that emotional. runn

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does tiger woods tee off at 8:00 a.m. when he's going to win the masters? they played and fought the first one of the night. it's about time the show will happen on prime time television. i'm not happy. >> as long as it is the yankees and the red sox, you will always be second. draymond green will not play tomorrow night against lebron james and the lakers. he continues to deal with a minor knee injury. expected to be ready next tuesday. steve kerr is ready for the regular season. after being called on the defensive foul, he came out of the court to argue the call and was immediately rejected. apparently that was fine with kerr who told the rep i didn't want to be here any way before he waved good-bye. and so today he joked when he got home last night his wife greeted him with, well, he wanted to be here, which he said yes. drew brees became the nfl's all- time leader in passing yards last night. breaking the record previously held by peyton manning. it brought tears to one saints fan. but the moment of the night came with the redskins quarterback, josh nor

tiger woods and i played 36 straight holes together. >> jimmy: did you really?t. >> you really did, man. my god. >> jimmy: i was like, "wow." >> you're changing. but the day before they start the big tournament they had the sort of amateur, you know, u.s. team of athletes and some actors against the european group. and so we had a cool group. we had sam jackson there. we had kurt russell. we had john mcenroe. >> jimmy: yeah. >> who literally says after he hits a bad shot, "you can't be serious." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, he does say it. >> michael phelps. condoleezza rice was a golfer. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how is she as a a golfer? >> she plays fast. she's very quick. she's used to solving world crisis. she hits and she goes. i just like to talk more. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> but it's a nerve-wracking thing because you're actually at le course national, which is in france. >> jimmy: i couldn't tell. i thought it was in -- >> it's called le course national. >> jimmy: in france. >> oui. >> jimmy: oui oui? >> no. just oui. >> jimmy: oh, just ou

beating tiger woods, beating his chest, pumped up. look at him go! look at him go!e paris, this was a europe united. iam 42, i am 42, i'm getting no younger. these little legs might be too old to buy the next one. today was about delivering a point to thomas bjorn to get it done and we have done it, i couldn't be more proud of this team. lewis hamilton has taken a big step towards a fifth world championship after a controversial victory at the russian grand prix. mercedes bosses ordered his team—mate valtteri bottas to let hamilton by to boost his chances of beating title rival sebastian vettel. his championship lead is now 50 points with five races remaining. he was a real gentleman to let me by. obviously, he's now not fighting for the championship is where we are. it's just been such a great weekend for the team. the team have done such an exceptionaljob to have this advantage on ferrari and have a one—two. usually he would just be elated but i can understand how difficult it was for valtteri, but really, he did a fantasticjob today and deserved to win. in the pr

a couple of weeks ago and suggested that he talked to kanye, jim brown, the football great, and tiger woods, the golf great, all of whom -- the one he's got 2 out of 3 there as of this meeting. >> may be. the only beef i had with the meeting is that maybe tommy was a little awkward with the stocks plunging and the hurricanes ravaging and the saudi journalist getting carved up in turkey. but there's always something competing for center stage in terms of the public opinion. in terms of the substance of what kanye said and the truth of the matter of what the president does have, may be latent support among the minority community, i think it's worth exploring. the president should reach out and show people that his economic policy is a rising tide. it's lifting all votes. he made the point to me, the president, that minority unemployment's, specifically un-american, -- may be if i pounding the resolute desk with the head and hugging the president and all the rest of i it, the overacting may give us a moment to pause but subsequent y speaking that may have been the biggest act in the office. >>

paringorter: some now c her grit to that of legends, from michael jordan's iconic flu game in 1987, t tiger woods when he won the 2008 u.s. open on a broken leg. >> limping his way to the first few holes. >> reporter: biles is also balancing a lot off the floor thes o days. as o usa gymnastics' toughestcritics. the organization still struggling to find its footing t afterhe larry nassar sexual abuse scandal rocked the world of. gymnasti the former olympic and national team doctor accused of molesting hundreds of young gymnasts including biles, who spoke with hoda back in january about keeping such a dar secret while competing. >> how did you do it? >> we're very goodt compartmentalizing things. and so we just kind of push it in the back of our heads, becausee don't want anyone to think of that or we don't want ourselves to think of that. sonce we go out there, we go out there with full heart and compete, because that's what we >> reporter: that heart of a champion giving biles the ability to seemingly bounce back from anything. >> she is incredible. whep a champion. nie tells us biles has a chanc

how do you fancy being richer than tiger woods or madonna, but with none of the hard work?e lucky winner in the us after tonight's mega millions draw. it's really cool. anyone who matches all six numbers to win the jackpot can get an immediate cash payment of $904 million. here's the tricky bit, the odds of winning are one in 303 million. this means you are, statistically, way more likely to get killed by a shark in your lifetime, those odds are only one in 3.7 million, but hey, who's counting? can you come are people going out and talking about it are their queues at the bodegas? are they, yes they are. this is actually the bbc office pool number of tickets, i stupidly for some reason didn't realise it was happening or a bank soi realise it was happening or a bank so i did not take part but i will tell you what i will do a put them in my pocket and hold the ransom. and then i'm going to kidnap these tickets, unfortunately the producers listening right now but if she weren't listening, i would tell her i'm taking them in my back pocket hold them as ransom and then at the bb

from michael jordan's flu game in 1997, to tiger woods, when he won the 2008 u.s.hes. biles i balancing a lot off the esoor thesedays, as one of usa gymnastics' tought critics. the organization is still finding its footing after the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal rocked the world of gymnastics. the former olympic and team doctor accused of molesting hundreds ofts gymn including biles, who spoke to hoda back in january, about keeping a dark secret while competing. >> how did you do it? >> we're good at compartmentalizing things. we push it in the back of our theads because we don't w anyone to think of that and we don't want ourselves to think of that. we go out there fith al heart and compete because that's what we love to do. >> reporter: that heart of a champion, givin biles the ability to seemingly bounce back from anything. when team usa vies for the world will haverrow, bil a chance to make history. she could become the first female gymnast in more than three decades to win six medals at a world championships. as for the kidney stone, she says she'll take c

butjon rahm did, beating tiger woods and beating his chest. i wonder where he learned that from?any mr ryder cup, and when he beat world number one dustin johnson, europe were on the brink. then phil mickelson stuck it in the drink and the ryder cup was staying this side of the pond. they said it couldn't be done but what do you think now? this european team was questioned, people questioned the picks, questioned the quality we had, and i think we showed this week what togetherness we have. rory, rory, rory! and how it worked. for three days outside paris, this was a europe united. ben proud, bbc news. some people say golf is boring. this is certainly not boring. it's been an amazing experience for everyone involved. people i worked so hard and they should be very proud of themselves. it seems that europe's captain could not bear to let that shall further is side. he released this photo earlier on this morning. lewis hamilton as taken a big step towards a fifth world championship after a controversial victory at the russian grand prix. mercedes bosses ordered his team—mate to let

butjon rahm did, beating tiger woods and beating his chest. i wonder where he learned that from?er one dustin johnson, europe we re number one dustin johnson, europe were on the brink. then phil mickelson stuck it in the drink and the ryder cup was staying beside of the ryder cup was staying beside of the pond. they said it be done but what do you think now? this european team was questioned, people question the pics, question the quality we had, andl the pics, question the quality we had, and i think we showed this week what togetherness we have. rory, rory, rory! and how it worked, for three days outside paris, this was a europe united. ben proud, bbc news. lewis hamilton has taken a big step towards a fifth world championship after a controversial victory at the russian grand prix. mercedes bosses ordered his team—mate valtteri bottas to let hamilton by to boost his chances of beating title rival sebastian vettel. his championship lead is now 50 points with five races remaining. he was a real gentleman to let me by. obviously, he's now not fighting for the championship is wher

if you look at charity, how it benefitted and tiger woods' win the week before, did so much good charityyder cup and as you said, such gentlemen winning and losing taught the young people of the world when somebody else wins, enjoy their success. because when you win, you want them to enjoy your success >> you mentioned charity let's talk about the gary player invitational it's run all over the world. tell us about the charity and what you're doing with the money. >> first of all, if you don't have businesses whether it's business or art, whatever it may be, we're lucky we have these from all over the world. you can't survive without them what we're doing, we've built a center in china. we built a home for people sleeping under the bridges in london i said look, we got to do smk for these people we took as many as we could and bought a home called depaul. these people that were sleeping with no hope in life whatsoever, we put them in this shelter. and gave them facilities there are doctors and lawyers and such coming from that. in south africa, we built schools. so we are trying to -- ou

tiger enclosure. take a look at this. you see that man hanging onto the wood railing? he turns around and the tiger leaps towards that fence ngtrom t mit happedunda afterno. a witness says the zoo worker told him not to do it again. >> h tiger launched at him. when he came back up i didn't see nothing in his hands. >> the tiger became agitated and started pacing back and forth. they say the oakland zoo meets and exceeds safety requirements set by state, federal and aza, the zoo agency. we hope all of our visitors don't attempt to put themselves in potentially unsafe situations. >>> you may remember a tiger attack that left a teenager dead. the animal escaped the enclosure and killed him 200 200 200 the zoo has since built a taller tiger grato. >>> traffic is getting worse. the average traffic speed in 2010 was 24 miles per hour. in 2016 down to just 20 miles per hour. the report blames had the slow down on the number of uber and lyft cars. they fired back today and saying the study is flawed and an incomplete picture and uber says this study failed to consider critical

you have kanye west, tiger woods, the golf champion and you have football great jim brown, who was sittinghe matter the rising economic tide that has lifted all boats and has reduced unemployment in the african-american community to historic lows is the best social program there is. maybe kanye did a very, you know, kind of a flamboyant, extraordinary performance but core message was, that this is the way to improve the plight of the urban poor. i thought that he was, he was terrific. i would have preferred maybe happened on a day that we weren't talking about, you know, saudi journalists getting carved up by their government or hurricane michael ravaging the gulf coast or stock market plunging but when is a good day? this is the political season. they had i had scheduled. made the point t was very entertaining. >> you mentioned political season. we're only a few weeks away from the midterm. what do you think about the idea that the blue wave is drying up like some are saying? >> ainsley i'm not an expert at that. my sense is that immediately following the brett kavanaugh debacle they ruin

he says he plays more golf than tiger woods.e is at his clubhouse every weekend either in virginia or gas andplaying on our bills and now he is putting us in debt. $2 trillion in the next 10 years, and they are still not happy. they want to make this permanent. every state test a boost in their state and local taxes they are blue states. he is disgusting. his approval rating is below a cockroach. let's show the president yesterday when he landed in the area, pennsylvania. he addressed holding this rally at the same time that hurricane michael was pounding florida and the states beyond. this is what he had to say. >> there are thousands of people lined up. we wanted to make the stop. it would be very unfair. you have thousands of people that started coming last night. we have a lot of happy people. in the meantime, we haven't very well covered in florida. we will be on the plane and be back shortly. it would have been very unfair to thousands of people. that was the president yesterday ahead of his rally in pennsylvania. the wall

the americans took a beating in france despite riding high off his recent pga tour victory tiger woods turned up 0 for 4. there he is. get it, get it. okay, right on. that was not enough to help his rider teammates. in fact, he went 0 for 4 as i mentioned and failed to score a single point for the americans. the europeans were great. i mean, they crushed us. it wasn't even a match. they got one after another. we went down, down, down. >> sandra: expectations were so high with tiger off his win, for the americans. >> bill: some expensive champagne they're popping in france, you know that. here is my thing. we're big golfers you and i. here is what we're thinking. this course is contrived where the big bombers can't hit the big drives. you have to go to an iron and maybe that's the way you get the game of golf back -- change the course and routing. bring in the fairways. it was a perfect course for the europeans. 20 years ago it was built. a great course for the europeans. it played to their strength but not to the americans. i watched a lot. i was waving my usa flag. come on. >> sandra:

renowned expert, recruited bill knolls, a world—renowned expert, who is basically helped anyone, tiger woodsm back to full fitness. he has got a real battle on his hands. the reason they think the city is may not have erupted in october rather than august, this is very old graffiti. this could do with the way they translated the latter. a misunderstanding with the roman calendar or perhaps just bad handwriting. there is a little bit of graffiti. they could not have ended the world than august. did you see this yesterday. pepper the robot? this is a robot. the robot was there because the robot was in the middle. mps asked the robot about the future of artificial intelligence. pepper the robot reassured them that humans would a lwa ys reassured them that humans would always be needed. if only for free hugs. i am glad. you are giving me a bad reputation. what it must be like for harry and meghan on tour, if somebody asks, you can't say no. back off! sorry, you go. argue sure? is yours funny? not massively. neither is mine. unionist, come on. this is the closest physical contact we will have. it

tiger enclosure at the oakland zoo. >> do not do this, obviously. you see the man hanging on to the wood railing there. he turns around quickly when the tiger leaps toward a fence. this happened sundayr scolded td told him don't do that again. >> he jumped that fence, like the little railing. and the tiger just launched at him. he jumped back up. i heard he said he dropped his glasses or something. but when he came back up, i didn't see nothing in his hand. >> the witness says the tiger became agitated, started pacing back and forth. here's what the zoo says. the oakland zoo meets and exceeds safety requirements set by state, federal and aza accreditation standards. we hope that all of our visitors act responsibly and don't attempt to put themselves in potentially unsafe situations. >> and you'll remember a tiger attack at the san francisco zoo that left a teenager dead. the animal escaped its enclosure and killed carlos salsa jr. on christmas day 2007. officers killed the tiger. the zoo has since built a taller tiger grotto. >>> new details in the case against monsanto, the maker of weed killer roundup

tiger enclosure at the oakland zoo. >> the reaction is a little surprising. you see the man holding on to the wood railing. s around quickly when the tiger leaps towards a fence separating it from the man. this happened sunday afternoon. an a witness says a zoo worker scolded the man and told him not to do it again. >> he jumped that fence, like the little railing. and the tiger just launched at him. and he jumped back up. i heard from somebody he said he dropped his glasses or something. but when he came back up, i didn't see nothing in his hand. >> everybody seems to be just standing around looking at him do it. the witness says the tiger became agitated, started pacing back and forth. here's a statement from the zoo. the oakland zoo meets and exceeds safety requirements set by state, federal and aza accreditation standards. we hope that all of our visitors act responsibly and don't attempt to put themselves in potentially unsafe situations. >> because it can be deadly. you may remember a tiger attack at the san francisco zoo that left a teenager dead. the animal escaped its enclosure and killed carlos sa

wood railing. he turns around quickly when the tiger leaps toward a fence separating it from the man.his happened sunday afternoon. a zoo worker scolded the man and told him not to do it again. >> he jumped that fence, like the little railing. and the tiger just launched at him and he j heard from somebode dropped his glasses or something. but when he came back pacing back and forth. the zoo says the oakland zoo meets and exceeds safety requirements set by state, federal and aza accreditation standards. we hope that all of our visitors act responsibly and don't attempt to put themselves in potentially unsafe situations. >> you may remember a tiger attack at the san francisco zoo that killed carlos salsa jr. christmas day 2007. officers killed the tiger. the zoo has since built a taller tiger grotto. >>> new developments in the 2015 vallejo kidnapping case. the kidnapper, matthew mueller, plans to argue he is not guilty of state charges because he was temporarily insane. last year he pleaded guilty in federal court to kidnapping and raping denise huskins. he still faces state charges o

tiger. he sees what he thinks is a white pillow in the woods. so he's a crack shot, he's an excellent shot. pillow, turnedt out to be a neighbors pet goose. the laws after him for restitution. as far as hunting, it was not for sport. it's just about everyone in my community. they ask what do you do, i have bad guys like al qaeda and taliban. york, it was all about survival. you may be get a buck for a good health in jamestown. and it was all about survival. his whole odyssey in becoming a great shot started with his dad. how do you stand out? you have your older siblings, who are awesome, and the younger ones can't do any wrong. you ever see that t-shirt, oldest child says i make the rules, youngest child says and outside the rules, and middle child says the rules exist for me. could spend quality time alone with his dad was to go hunting with him. couldn't go because something was going on he would stand out in the gate and cry. he became a better shot than his dad. his dad was such a good shot shoots,ing the turkey this is one way for people o

tiger. he sees what he thinks is a white pillow in the woods. so he's a crack shot, he's an excellent shot. his dad taught him how to shoot. he shot that pillow, turned out to be a neighbor's pet goose. the laws after him for restitution. there are other situations you can read about in the book. it is not looking good. as far as hunting, it was not for sport. i'm from the heart of pennsylvania, not too far from gettysburg. just about everyone in my community hunts, except need. they ask what do you do, i have -- hunt bad guys like al qaeda and taliban. alvin york, it was all about survival. you would hunt these animals, especially the fox. you could sell the pelt. you may be get a buck for a good in jamestown. and it was all about survival. his whole odyssey in becoming a great shot started with his dad. such a big family and he is the middle child. any middle children here? how do you stand out? you have your older siblings, who are awesome, and the younger ones can't do any wrong. you are responsible for everyone else. you ever see that t-shi