viktor hovland - gusto. indies west, live in our gusto.leads the way in the first round of the masters. leads the way in the first round of the masters. the dp world tour, formerly golf's european tour, has won its legal battle with a number of its former players who broke away to compete on the saudi backed liv series without permission. 12 players, incuding lee westwood and ian poulter, have now been told by the arbitration body sporting resolutions, that they must pay the 100 thousand pound fines imposed by the tour. there's still a lot of uncertainty though, as to whether those players will keep their tour membership and still be eligible for the ryder cup later this year. it might make it more difficult for those players tuesday in membership. we also have to remember that they have commitments to play against dp world tours on another tour. this comes down to their choice. we are not banning the players. the suspensions or the findings will be fair and proportionate. they will have to make a decision just like they made a decision at

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he's joined at the top of the leaderboard by norway's viktor hovland. who had a bogey free round and at one point had the course record of 63 in his sights. and also on seven under, brooks koepka. the four time major champion and one of those in the field that has defected to liv golf for more on these and other sports stories, you can go to our website. tiger was struggling under par. staying with golf. and the dp world tour, formerly known as the european tour, has won a legal battle against 12 players who defected to liv golf. the key element of the arbitration hearing was deciding the 100 thousand pound fines they received for doing so without permission should be upheld. and there's still a lot of uncertainty as to whether those players will keep their tour membership and still be eligible for the ryder cup later this year. it might make it more difficult for those players to stay in membership. we also have to remember that they have commitments to play against dp world tours on another tour. this comes down to their choice. we are not banning the players. the suspensions or th

brooks koepka leading viktor hovland, jon rahm not too far behind. that's all from sportsday.pells, but generally a bit more in the way of cloud and some rain arriving later in the weekend. now, on the earlier satellite picture, you can see a lot of cloud that's been lurking in the north sea. some of that now is rolling inland and out towards the west, frontal systems waiting in the atlantic, which will eventually bring some outbreaks of rain. so as we go through tonight, we will see more of this cloud rolling in across eastern scotland and eastern england. and at the same time, some fog patches could develop through parts of the midlands and down into southeast england. elsewhere, some clear spells which will allow temperatures to drop. we're going to get quite close to freezing in places, so some of us will see a touch of frost to start saturday morning. but on balance, saturday, still a fine looking day. some spells of sunshine, but more cloud across parts of eastern scotland and eastern england. i think that cloud will tend to retreat towards the north sea coast, but where

he's joined at the top of the leaderboard by norway's viktor hovland. who had a bogey free round and

viktor hovland. here he is right here ugly shirt. might i putting for birdie at the par 4 11th 3 e 6? that one. it's the bottom of the cup. all right. next up, we've got jon rahm. the spaniard. he rolls it in and he is tied for the lead. and the 3003th golfer at the top brooks keopka the live guy. he's the hottest golfer on tour right now. he actually won live orlando last weekend. >> this is the 18th for birdie. >> i like that green. nike copy had these guys are all still on top and playing together on the final round. stay tuned. all right. final game for the giants in chicago against the white sox. some dog right there. our producer pete said their best in the bigs. i need to try one 0st. all righty. top of the first to offer michael conforto. that's in the cheap seats. every seat is cheap in that stadium. >> the guys go up 3 to nothing. comes art angel in all right. they say were the balkan hit? >> if proven people right, that's his first career home run giant. go up 4 to nothing. now 8 to 3 to 6. oh, no, it was more impressive i

sharing the lead are viktor hovland, jon rahm and, most intriguingly, brooks koepka, one of the rebelsith a point to prove. tiger woods has his work cut out. a few glimpses of the old magic but he is already nine behind the leaders. justin rose was the pick of the british challengers. a few perfect putts and he isjust four off the pace. but one of the shots of the day was from an amateur. america's sam bennett showing the professionals exactly how it's done. commentator: how about this? here are a few of the selected tee times. there's mcilroys group, he needs a quick start. victor hovland and jon rahm are among the last to go out, so those thunderstorms could be a factor. cricket and ireland have lost their one—off test against bangladesh by seven wickets in dhaka. the tourists resumed their second innings on 286—8 but could only add six runs on the morning of day 4. that left bangladesh needing 138 for victory which they reached with ease. ireland now head to sri lanka for a two test series. it's the second day of the county championship, much better weather today, there's play in al

woods played with viktor hovland. the shirt is not the only thing that shined. eagle at two!oks kept, one of the liv golf players, did his talking with his putter. and he stuck his approach shot at 18 and set up a birdie, and he, too, fired a seven under 65. so what is a healthy koepka, rahm and hovland. >>> in baseball, the giants are suddenly addicted to the long ball! they swatted 13 mom balls in a three-game series with the white sox! hello, southpaw, the furry little green mascot! he needed to cheer up a ton of fans. michael conforto did not miss in the first inning. he had three hits, including the three run blast. rookie blake sable has started the season one for 12, so enough was enough! he hit his first career homer in the second inning. the white sox brought in their third baseman to serve up a grandy to j.d. davis in the ninth inning! 13 big flies in a three-game series, tying a franchise record 20 hits as the giants win 16-6. they carry a 3-3 record for the home opener against the royals on friday. >>> the masters first round on the big board at thrive city! there

. >> reporter: norwegian viktor hovland did. >> it was very fun today.uple of golfers from the saudi-backed tour. the controversial new competitor. >> that is going to be a huge deal in this whole narrative. >> reporter: which has the focus of golf writer alan shipnuck's sharp eye. >> so high stakes, especially since they are playing for their credibility. >> reporter: if heavy rains do come, a special system built underneath the greens here to suck away water will be put to a high pressure test. >> this is a nightmare for any weatherman in augusta. it's not fun. >> reporter: riley hale is chief meteorologist at cbs affiliate wrdw. >> a lot of people will be upset with me this week if they have to stop play this week. people wait their entire lives to come to this tournament and then this is the forecast. it's not great. >> reporter: just about everyone here is hoping riley is wrong, and he wouldn't exactly mind, either. jim axelrod, cbs news, augusta. >> norah: i'm hoping to see some of it in person. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'don

. >> reporter: norwegian viktor hovland did. >> it was nice, getting off to a nice start is key thisporter: which has the focus of gulf writer alan shipnuck's sharp eye. >> high stakes,y rheir cbi r i h ril underneath the greens here to suck away water will be put to a high pressure test. >> this is a nightmare for anyone in augusta. >> reporter: chief meteorologist at cbs affiliate w rdw. >> a lot of people will be upset with me this week if left to stop play this week. people wait their entire lives to come to this tournament and this is the forecast. it's not great. >> reporter: just about everyone here is hoping he is wrong, and he wouldn't exactly mind, either. jim axelrod, cbs news cbs news, augusta. >> norah: i'm hoping to see some of it in person. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >> judge judy: what were you doing with a knife? >> i've always had a knife. it's a dangerous neighborhood. >> announcer: was her ex's sister the danger she was waiting for? >> judge judy: you were having an argument with her? >> yes. >> judge judy: and you t

instead, the early pace was set by norway's viktor hovland. bright shirt, bright talent., though, it's been tough going. some early errors leaving him playing catch up. he is still out on the course, but he'll have to rediscover his magic if he is to win that elusive masters title. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. football and england have stretched their unbeaten run to 30 games after being crowned finalissima champions. that is the winners of the euro is tournament playing the winners of the copa america. they beat brazil on penalties at a packed whibley stadium. come on, england! a sold out wembley for the clash of the champions — winners of europe facing the best of south america. brazil! a chance for the lionesses to add another trophy to their collection, but also the perfect test with the world cup around the corner. england dominated the opening period, but lucy bronze keeping the brazilian keeper on her toes before she then set up ella toone to break the deadlock with a precision goal. a goal for england! chanting the forward's name, something the wembley crowd are

viktor hovland gaining ground too. but would take a lot to make up the ground to rahm and koepka.saturday before bad weather halted play — and said on social media he'd withdrawn due to pain in his heel. the five time champion was six over after seven holes of his third roun and had earlier battled to go beyond the halfway stage — equalling the record set by gary player and fred couples of 23 consecutive cuts made. next to the premier league where its been a miserable day for strugglers leeds united against relegation rivals crystal palace. leeds, who started the dayjust a couple of points above the drop zone scored first through patrick bamford, but after that it was all crystal palace. marc guehi started the comeback with an equaliserjust before half time, and in the second half two goals from jordan ayew and one each from eberechi eze and odsonne edouard completed the win. 5—1 it finshed at elland road. palace are up to 12th. not long to wait till kick off between arsenal and liverpool. the home side down in 8th, after an indifferent season on their part. arsenal haven't won at

six of them currently find themselves two under par including viktor hovland and xander schauffele. 2017ion sergio garcia is also there at 2—under as isjustin thomas and adam scott among them. and that's all the sport for now. let's head back to paris. we saw charges by some of those police and there they are again as they attempt to clear parts of the central boulevards in the capital and the level of tension upping a little in the last ten or 15 minutes as we watch. these protests and strikes have sprawled across two and a half months with the opposition widespread right across france to those changes pushed through by the french government to change the pension age from 62 to 64, and there is no vote on the floor of the house, they use a constitutional device being looked at by the constitutional council, that decision is due on the 14th of april but as we wait for that, they have been organising more of the protests to underline yet again their resistance. there were union meetings yesterday but absolute deadlock with the french government insisting france cannot afford to have the p

jim: viktor hovland played with rory mcilroy at st. andrews and he struggled that day, a 74. wonder what he's learned from that experience. he's going to be part of the picture here in the afternoon. made his way right back into it. ken venturi with the 54-hole standard for amateur in this tournament, back in 1956, finished runner up to jackie burke. we pass along our best to mr. burke watching from the champions back in houston, turned 100 at the end of january. happy birthday. first masters champion to ever live to 100. dottie: bennett at 211 playing closer to 240 uphill into the wind, first time these guys played a shot truly into the wind since their second at 8. jim: it was a good one. trevor: sure is to get it back on the top shelf. very good, glad that ball stayed up for him there. he deserved it. jim: koepka next. dottie: still going quickly, 5-iron. jim: the wind is really whipping, uphill, right into the teeth of it. trevor: as you climb the green to the 18th green, one of the highest points at augusta national, much more exposed up there. dottie: four yards closer

at the end of the day, viktor hovland is one of he birdies 11.of the most difficult spike. the ugly shirt. there you go. he finished the day with a 65. we scored a little can for our country. all right, jon rahm, how about him? here at 18? much shorter putt. he rolled in. he's tied for the lead and the 3rd golfer at the top is. brooks keopka. i love to share it here. hottest golfer on the live tour continued his brilliant play. he knocks in the birdie right here at 18. this makes for an interesting last day. these guys are still on top and playing together on the final round. stay tuned. let's hear from brooks. i just write the last 2 years pretty much. >> team. 3 weeks after surgery. and last year just wasn't anywhere near it. so i'm healthy now. so that's by me. but i 20 to the tournaments are in the beginning. so we've got plenty around and fresh and ready to go on playing all right, brooke, c? >> final game for the giants in chicago against the white sox. in some glitch. these issues top of the first to offer michael conforto. that's a bleach

. >> reporter: and norwegian viktor hovland did. >> it was very fun today.rt is key this week >> reporter: as well as spain's jon rahm. >> i think it's a pretty good start. >> reporter: so, too, a couple of golfers from the saudi-backed liv tour, the pga tour's controversial new competitor. >> if a liv guy wins, that's going to be a huge deal in this narrative. >> reporter: which has the focus of golf writer alan shipnuck's sharp eye. >> high stakes, especially for liv, because they're playing for the credibility. >> reporter: if heavy rains do come, a special system built underneath the greens here to suck away water will be put to a high-pressure test. riley hale is chief meteorologist at cbs affiliate wrdw. >> a lot of people would be upset with me this week if we have to stop play. you think about people wait their entire lives to come to this tournament, it's not great. >> reporter: just about everyone here is hoping riley is wrong, and he wouldn't exactly mind either. jim axelrod, cbs news, augusta. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. fo

here's viktor hovland ugly red holes pretty pretty pretty birdie putt right there. he finished 7 under 65 at here he is that 18, much easier birdie shot. he was one of my picks to win this one. i picked 2 guys, john robbing, humble brag right here. i also picked this next guy to 3rd golfer at the top of the leaderboard. brooks keopka. he's the live guy. this is him on 18 birdie. this one. it should make for a very interesting last day of all. these guys are still playing in together in the final round. stay tuned hear from brooks, though, after he's really good 65 i just write the last 2 years pretty much. >> team. 3 weeks after surgery. and last year just wasn't anywhere near it. so i'm healthy now. so that's by me. but i think 20 to the tournaments are in the beginning. so we've got plenty around and fresh and ready to go on playing >> all right. final game for the giants. they're serving up lizzie's in chicago. top of the first to offer michael conforto. believe shot. he crushed that one. into the cheap seats, every seat at that ballpark in the chief feet. everyb

jon rahm, viktor hovland and brooks koepka the overnight leaders.just a couple of too many mistakes on the card. it is hard to stay patient when you just want to try to get yourself in there. but i have a quick turnaround overnight and looking forward to getting back on the course pretty quickly and obviously trying to get myself back in the thick of things. and in the super league, it was derby—day delight for castleford tigers as they beat fierce rivals wakefield trinity 16—4 to pick up just their second win of the season. greg eden ran in two tries for the tigers, and this was the pick of them. samisoni langi got one in reply for wakefield, who remain rooted to the bottom of the table and are yet to pick up a single point all season. were you up late watching the masters? no. because obviously i have to get up no. because obviously i have to get up early for work, but it is the weekend i will be glued to the tv screens. ifind the weekend i will be glued to the tv screens. i find the first day, you cannotjudge it. you do not win the masters in the

it's a rain softened course the field has been enjoying, with norway's viktor hovland the clubhouse leaderom last year sam bennett. if you look down the leaderboard, you can see seven on two under par. rory mcelroy looking to complete a grand slam of his career and the only major he is not one, even after six and tiger woods after two years is that car crash that threatened his career and his final masters, he has finished two over par. staying with golf, and the dp world tour. formerly known as the european tour, has won a legal battle against 12 players who defected to liv golf. the key element of the arbitration hearing was deciding the 100 thousand pound fines they received for doing so without permission should be upheld. it doesn't mean the players are banned from the ryder cup, but they may now choose to resign from the tour, which would render them ineligible. the dp tour ceo keith pelley says the players will spend the next fortnight assessing what steps to take next. it might make it more difficult for those players to stay in membership but also to remember that they have commit