house are more afraid of what's happening in kimba wood's courtroom in manhattan than anything that the special prosecutor robert mueller is doing in washington. and so you know what's going to happen. she is going to be attacked, attacked viciously. if president trump manages to resist the urge to attack judge wood, his friends in the media will surely do it for him. kimba wood is going to be savagely attacked by newt gingrich, who has compared robert mueller to the gestapo and by all of the trump supporters on fox news. fox news will no doubt soon be lying about kimba wood's history and claiming she broke the law when she employed that babysitter in the 1980s. they might try and reach back to 1966 to portray kimba wood as a lightweight because of the time, the very brief time she spent working at the playboy club in london. it was actually a total of only five days when she was training to be a part-time playboy bunny

donald trump cannot fire kimba wood.special prosecutor, judge kimba wood will still go to work every day in the moynihan courthouse, presiding over what is tonight the most important case in america. and in her first ruling in that case today, when she denied motions by the president of the united states and his friend, michael cohen, to prevent the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york from fairly examining the evidence seized in the michael cohen raids, she said words that you know infuriated the president of the united states. i have faith in the southern district u.s. attorney's office that their integrity is unimpeachable. i accept i don't bike the miles i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warf

donald trump cannot fire kimba wood.re the special prosecutor, judge kimba wood will still go to work every day in the moynihan courthouse, presiding over what is tonight the most important case in america. and in her first ruling in that case today, when she denied motions by the president of the united states and his friend, michael cohen, to prevent the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york from fairly examining the evidence seized in the michael cohen raids, she said words that you know infuriated the president of the united states. i have faith in the southern district u.s. attorney's office that their integrity is unimpeachable. ♪ gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it helps replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. miracle-gro guarantees results >> vo: these neighbors are starting right. with rich potting mix and essential plant food for

judge wood's distinguished judicial career speaks for itself. defenders of judge wood might also get something slightly wrong about her. defenders of judge wood will be trying to prove her objectivity by saying she was appointed to the bench by republican president ronald reagan, which is technically true, but only technically true. she was actually chosen for the federal judgeship by the late democratic senator daniel patrick moynihan, whose name is now on the building she works in. presidents usually learn the selection of federal judges to the senators from the state

oh how do you me says says in indonesia they made of wood. but he also says he preferred to live in a house made of brick or cement because it's more comfortable. and eventually mine is the traditional building methods used in her country the philippines. she says their ancestors used leaves for the roof and bad for the posts always in an eco friendly way. curiosity drives us to discover as much about the natural world as we can. for centuries many of these discoveries have been ending up in the actual history museums and collections. to catalogue this trove of information researchers are increasingly relying on the help of i'm a chance. you know it's getting to work he's a volunteer a member of the public taking part in a scientific paternal venture his task today is to decipher a text about a plant written more than one hundred thirty years ago. this is a weird mix of the latin and gothic handwriting was flora bohemia. that's easy to read because. he has to contend not only with different kinds of handwriting but also with bad penmanship. f

it's so pretty it's her daughter's promise ring, recovered in the woods with her remains. trial belong not to the judge or the jury, or zach adams, they belong to holly bobo. >> she was raised in a christian home with lots of love and laughter. there will be none of that anymore for all of us, because there is a piece of us that will always be missing. >> reporter: as she wrote in her song, whitney duncan says their family knows that holly is in a better place. ♪ cuts like a knife when i hear your name ♪ >> i think of her every day. hearing somebody talk about it or coming home and seeing the signs and seeing her picture. it makes me sad, but i don't want to be sad. i want to think about the happy times that i had with her. ♪ ♪ in a better place >> thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. thanks. watching. good night. >>> an amazing night at the oakland coliseum. the

the detectives as well as the sgtsd all went up to the wooded area and saw a pathway in the woods. they started to walk the path, and as they went through the wooded area they spread out. and some went one direction and some went the other. as they were walking through the woods one of our detectives, kyle williams, noticed a person, a suspect in front of him. as he was walking forward, he -- the suspect turned around and detective williams saw his face and realized that that is the suspect we were looking for. at that point, detective williams drew down on the suspect. the suspect proned out. he told him to get on the ground. he got on the ground immediately, proned himself out. other detectives came and assisted, put him into custody and put him in cuffs. at that point, detectives went and cut off -- he had a backpack on. the description we had received was a maroon it shhh, dark yaens and a pack back, custom is exactly what he had on. he had on a maroon shirt, dark jeans and a backpack. once he was in custody they cut the backpack off of him because he was in cuffs. when they lo

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, the detectives as well as the sergeants all went up to the wooded area and saw a pathway in the woods. they started to walk the path and as they went through the wooded area, they spread out some went one direction, some went another. as he was walking forward, the suspect turned around and detective williams saw his face and realized that is the suspect we were looking for. he drew down on the suspect. the suspect proned out, he told him to get on the ground. he did immediately. other detectives came and assisted, put him into custody. at that point detectives went and cut off -- he had a backpack on. the description we received was a maroon shirt, dark jeans and a backpack. once he was in custody, the detectives cut the backpack off of him. they saw a silver weapon with ammunition, a flashlight and a holster on his person. he had a wallet, with a colorado i.d. with his information on there, which is how we were able to identify him. >> mayor bradley? >> good afternoon. first i'd like to say thanks to the community to the citizens of nashville, a tip from the community is what led to

the club twirls, the signature fist pumps: it's a tiger woods many, including woods himself, thought may never be seen again. >> if you would've asked me at the beginning of the year that i would've had the chance to win two golf tournaments, i would've taken that in a heartbeat. ol i can play with no pain and i can feel like makef swings, i'll figure it out. >> brown: all eyes are now on the 42-year-old, as he's set to 01mpete in his first masters tournament since was back in 1997 on the famous augusta, georgia course a that1-year old woods first made his mark on golf history, becominghe youngest player ever to win the coveted green jacket, by a staggering 12 strokes. he would become the most dominant golfer and one of the greatest athletes of his eca. but in 200 the ugly fall: a tigefew knew, a public admission of rampant infidelity, divorce, and a break from golf. injuries also took a toll, before major back surgery last year helped start a comeback. the larger life story is now told in a new biography, "ger woods," by veteran sports journalists jeff benedict and armen kateyian wh

and judge kimba wood said no. she said no to the president of the united states. she said no to the president's friend, michael cohen. this is the first judge to rule against donald trump personally while he is president of the united states. and so you will be hearing a lot about judge kimba wood, who might now hold the future of the trump presidency in her hands. there are reports that the president and the trump white house are more afraid of what's

>> jimmy: evan rachel wood.s the star of "westworld," the show about robots that look identical to humans, and cause major chaos. or as it's also known, facebook. [ laughter and applause ] listen to this, a group of scientists in singapore built a a robot that can put together ikea furniture. [ light laughter ] that's when you know something's wrong, when it's easier to build a robot than an ikea dresser. [ laughter and applause ] and finally you guys, the stanley cup playoffs are officially under way. [ cheers and applause ] now, as we know, at the end of the season they give out the most valuable player award, but they also give out other awards sort of like the ones in high school year books, like most likely to succeed, class clown, stuff like that. so with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show" superlatives. here we go. ♪ ♪ tonight show superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: our first player from the pittsburgh penguins is jake guentzel. [ light laughter ] he was voted most likely to play both roles in the "beavis an

professor wood. essor wood: the decision had been made on july 2. that is the day that jefferson thought would be celebrated. committee, five declarationop this which i think no one at the time fully realized the importance of it. they gave it to this younger man who had come lay to the second to thental -- come late second continental congress, thomas jefferson. known howhad important the declaration would become, he would have written in a font. [laughter] he was very busy. t thought this young squirt from virginia on to -- he thought this young squirt from virginia would be the one to write it. the declaration had taken on a sacred character and adams was beside himself with jealousy over the fame that jefferson was dealt. >> this will be a back-and-forth kind of thing. ellis: when i used to teach this, i used to say why the fourth? he writes abigail and he gets everything right in the letters abigail. -- the reason it is the fourth has nothing to do with anything said in the congress. it is the fact that the printer puts on top of the document j

so that is my take on tiger woods. he is going to win.see the way he plays and continues to get better. it is great for the game to have him back. i think you can see the tiger affect in the tournament he has been at. is great for golf. some of these kids who are participating on sunday, yesterday, they never got to see tiger woods, the tiger that we got to see. so for him to be healthy, as a friend you want him healthy, as a friend you want him healthy and as a competitor you want him healthy. so, yes, nothing but great things when he is healthy. that promises to be an exciting competition. 0nto cricket and australia on the brink of losing the fourth test in africa ran with it a series. the ball tampering scandal has overshadowed what has been a dominant performance by the home side in johannesburg. australia dominant performance by the home side injohannesburg. australia was fed a 612 to level the series and avoid theirfirst fed a 612 to level the series and avoid their first loss to south africa in almost 50 years. the south african op

the w book is "tiger woods" jeff benedict and armen keteyian. thanks a lot. >> thank you, jeff. >> yang: we return to our series of conversations about the le of the reverend martin luther king junior, who was murdered 50 years ago this week. in his final days, dr. king traveled to memphis to lend his voice to the city's black sanitation workers, who were protesting the poor working conditions. by the time he arrived, they had been on strike for more than six weeks. fred davis served as the chair of memphis city council's public works commite and helped negotiate an end to the strike. he marched with dr. king and wao presenthe civil rights leader's final speech before his assassination, whe"ihe declared e been to the mountaintop." judy spoke with him before she went to california. when dr. king came to memphis what was the condition of the sanitation workers? how were they dong? >> they were not going well at all. they were makes-- making less than a dollar an hour and they were discriminateed again in the sense that even at that level, all of t

. ♪ [ laughter ] >> the woods? >> jimmy: oh, no. >> the woods?a toilet. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] also, it better have a place where i can wash my ass. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. >> now, what i like most about the woods is you can get freaky in the woods, but i be scared at the same times because what if jason in the woods? [ laughter ] you know what i'm saying? them scary movies, they always be getting killed in the woods. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i go to the woods, though. [ ring ] [ ring ] [ ring ] in the wood. >> jimmy: oh, in the wood. oh my god. that's all the time we have for "wheel of opinions." [ cheers and applause ] my thanks to tiffany haddish. who are you? who are you, man? >> i'm tiffany haddish. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show." who are you? i love you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ why shop marshalls? because... shopping should thrill you. with big brands at small prices... ...for the whole family! woo hoo! and unexpected finds you never knew you were looking for. so every trip

light, too little too late from their captainjoe wood.wn and the serious loss, england with little to show from a long winter of test cricket away from home. and that follows that ashes defeat for england as well. to dissect it all, is the former england bowler ryan sidebottom. ryan, england five defeats, two draws from seven tests this winter. only once before have they lost a series in new zealand. where has it gone wrong? it has been a very tough winter. it has been long and hard. a lot of games. you could argue you might have a lot of tired bodies and guys coming and going. it has been a tough winter. obviously australia was difficult, difficult for many different reasons and notjust on the field but off the field. going to new zealand is always tough in the conditions. guys coming back into the team, having places up for grabs, guys in and out of form. it has been difficult. you do not really wa nt has been difficult. you do not really want to see england struggle but it has been a massive struggle. it has been a disappointing winter

she's live near muir woods with the cleanup. it looks bad. >> reporter: at this hour we're getting sunshine and the roads are drying out but there is damage and it looks like waterfalls have form t. the pounding rain stopped but the water kept coming, this is the north parking lot where a section gave way. >> it got eroded with the rain that fell. we lost about 150 feet of asphalt. >> the golding gate national recreation area shared this video of tweeting the beach was closed to vehicles this weekend. >> you can still walk on the beach but there's no parking in the parking lot because both parking lots are flooded. it's designed to do this so it doesn't flood the houses to the north. >> reporter: crews are busy assessing the damage left behind today on winding roads, small slides appeared and were cleared up. water rushed from hills on to the roads near muir woods which was closed. this was the parking lot. this woman was did appointed she couldn't get in. >> we came up on this spot so we're happy about this but we'd rather see

as they're walking through the woods. one of our detectives kyle williams noticed a person in the front of him. as he was walking forward the suspect turned around and they saw hips face and saw that it was the suspect we were looking for. he drew down on the suspect the suspect got on the ground immediately. other detectives came and assisted. at that point detectives went and cut off. the description that we have received was dark jeans and a backpack which is what he head on. once he was in custody the detectives went and cut off the backpack off of him because he was in cuffs when they looked into the backpack they saw a silver weapon four to five caliber ammunition. in a holster on his person during the search and arrest. they looked in his back pocket and that while wallet he have a colorado idaho that had has information on there. >> good afternoon i would like to say thank you to the community and the citizens of nashville. >> a massive manhunt. 160 officers along with regional fbi tennessee highway patrol have be

we are talking about tiger woods. >> all of that is ahead on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ >> we are hereith the editor and chief of bloomberg businessweek joe weber. we have to start with remarks. this is my favorite story. it is a history lesson about the relationship between the u.s. and china and the role that the u.s. has made in developing the time we know today. >> we also try to look forward a little bit. i think this really is connecting dots. now, ita skirmish right could very well escalate into a trade war. there is as bigger conversation about what our relationship with china supposed to be. quite what is so interesting is that you go through the history and it is very much informing where we are and what is at stake. >> that gets to where we might go. not in mind, china was used that long ago and the west physically brought it online. as a result, it has made china pretty wealthy. hello we are seeing from the trump administration is that they are trying to walk a little bit of that back. maybe they came along at our expense. that is where the tariffs are rooted in. what is ou

the detectives as well as the sergeants all went up to the wooded area and saw a pathway in the woods. they start to walk the path and as they went through the wooded area, they spread out. some went one direction, some went to other. kyle williams noticed a suspect in front of him as he was walking forward. the suspect turned around and detective williams saw his face and realized that was the suspect. at that point, detective williams drew down on the suspect. the suspect proned out. he told him to get on the ground. he got down immediately and proned himself out. he was taken into custody and put him in cuffs. at that point, detectives cut off -- he had a backpack on. the description was a marine shirt, dark jeans and a backpack. that's what he had on. he had a maroon shirt, dark jeans and a backpack. while in custody, the detectives cut off the backpack. when they looked into the backpack, they saw a silver semiautomatic weapon with 4 to 5 caliber ammunition, a flashlight and a holster. in the back pocket, he had a wallet and a colorado i.d. that had his information on there and w

on the fifth hole, woods ended up in the woods, and his punchout will go right into the bunker leadingo a double bogey, shooting a three over 75. and he made the cut by one stroke. jordan spieth began the day with a two-shot lead, which went fast. spieth double bogeyed number one and carted a two over 74, onto the par 4, 14, patrick reed setting up the early birdie for two. reed shooting a 6 under 66 to take the lead into the weekend. >>> to some nba basketball, sixers hall of famer, a.i., in attendance. both the sixers and the cavs are bowing for third in the east for cleveland, down by as many as 30. lebron with the dunk and the snare down. philly trying to hold on late. ben simmons with the miss, but follows through with rhett gear. they -- they are staying half a game up on the cavaliers. hopefully we'll see some baseball. all in the bay area tomorrow. >> just a little later than usual. >> yeah. we'll see. >> a little soggy. >> that's all your fault. >> what were you thinking? >> that's okay. >> we'll be right back. (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ you want "streami

this is judge wood trying to decide what has gotten too foregone.s, the documents, taken from his office when authorities essentially ransacked his home and office to get their hands on them. what can be shared, what can't, what goes too far, who gets their eyes on them. it's a confusing mess and now involved people with who michael cohen either talked or did business including sean hannity. to get the read on this, jim kallstrom. i don't want to get into the weeds and details because we don't know the weeds and details. what we do know, this seems to run far afield from what was an investigation on the part of bob mueller and the potential russian collusion to business dealings and more. what is going on? >> well, you know, it's is far afield, neil. who knows what's going on. that's why the special special, special counsels, it's a big risk having guys do this. they make a life history of it. and in the case of bob mueller, what does this have to do with his initial charge? the problem is that was, the initial charge was too broad. they haven't bee

but religious wood carving is a dying profession. a crucifix in the home common in germany until quite recently is a rarity now. nowadays people who seek spirituality tend to search somewhere else. but. for many that means nature. mountaintops have always figured as places of spirituality in ancient myths and even biblical stories. places where you can encounter god and through god yourself. christians are no exception and have planted their cross on the peaks. people who climb mountains often describe experiences they can't find elsewhere. perhaps because the wide vistas make them aware of their own weakness and imperfections. just go before and that's the nature does have a special spirituality it has its own spirit you. guys did the deed but this aura of holiness is closely related to what religions associate with the divine and the holy writ. in hiding for being. in eight hundred ten the german romantic artist classified davidge fleet white painted mourning in the lease and get bianca at the time people argued about whether the c

there was every reason to think tara was murdered, and then dumped in the woods. but murdered how?m? sharon's attorney called her as soon as she heard the news. >> she was obviously distraught, devastated, hysterical, crying. now what? find out the killers and make them pay for the crime. >> reporter: prosecutor dan feinberg got the autopsy results. they were not helpful. >> only half of the bones in her body were recovered. and some of the more important bones like the hyoid bone which would show whether or not there might been a choking or strangulation was not recovered. >> reporter: the medical examiner, though, found evidence that four of tara's ribs were fractured. >> a perimortem fracture, a fracture that occurred at the time of death. >> so there's a big, big slam into her ribs somehow. >> the medical examiner clearly found that there was evidence of a violent struggle. there was evidence of blunt force trauma and that would contribute to her death. >> reporter: detectives scoured the woods, looking for anything that might tell them something. they found a belly button ring

it is a wooded area. that had been a huge concern here with schools in session trying to keep students safe knowing he was on the run. what they had done is keep the schools on lock out. schools right now are scheduled to dismiss in the hour. >> this is new video here of the suspect being taken into custody. you can see he has a torn it shchl he is now wearing pants. he wasn't wearing pants when he fled the waffle house on sunday. and he is limping as he's being presumably put into one of these police cars behind the hedges. maya, any news really quickly about what is going to happen to his dad who gave him back his guns after authorities took them away? >> it's just not clear at this point whether his father will be facing any particular charges because he did give those weapons back to his son. again, after that incident at the white house where he breached that security barrier. >> maya rodriguez in antioch tennessee we thank you. thank you at home for sticking with us as we toggle through the breaking

phil: tiger woods, you could see coming from way back.avid: in basketball, you have somebody named michael jordan. phil: everybody wanted him. david: if i wore those shoes, i wouldn't be jumping higher, right? phil: you might. david: when you give a $400 million gift, do you write a check? is it hard to write that check or? phil: yes. david: what would you say is the most favorable memory you have? phil: i kind of look at nike as my work of art, if you will. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ david: i have worn your shoes for many years, and now i finally get a chance to talk about them. we will talk about my shoes a little bit later. when you first started t

chris: a new biography called "tiger woods" comes out this week and it looks that tiger woods' life fromend, and kind of looks at the toll that the amazing things that have happened to him, the toll that has taken on him personally, and how we are seeing him evolve in the public eye. but even his successes, added an incredible amount of pressure on him, and the book gives you a sense of sympathy for him that you may not have had. carol: this is someone who started at a very young age, put out there with his dad. you just wonder what that does to an individual who starts so young, and that has been his whole life. and when it starts to come undone, what does that mean? >> the book starts about the stuff we know about his dad and the pressure he put on him and his support, but also how his mother was. her attitude was get out on the court and kill. go for the jugular, because if you do not, they will kill you. really intense stuff that as a kid, that shapes you. it really kind of looks at that sort of stuff and told that story. jason: also a fascinating element of the economics and busines

tiger woods, having missed the last two masters due back injurym tiger woods, having missed the lastasters due back injury. it fell back great to be back at there again. i have only come at back out here in the last couple of used to have food. —— felt. it is great to come out and play and know that i had this golf course in front of me. —— years. the wind was kind of changing direction, i did not have a part, ultimately i played an even higher. if i clean up the parfives, i should be better. at the end of the day, the way this golf course is set up, they have it right where they want it. it is easy to run away from it but it is also easy to lose it. you may well remember that an american golfer dislocated his ankle celebrating during the par three contest celebrating during the par three co ntest o n celebrating during the par three contest on wednesday, before popping back into place. but there was doubt about his dissertation because of that. it has been pretty crazy, to be in this position, when i woke this morning, nothing short of a miracle if you ask me. i can barely put any p

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within days for the first gulf major of the season gets underway on thursday and all eyes are on tiger woods as he goes for a face title at. brazil's supreme court has ruled that former president looted a silver can be sent to prison he's been trying to stay out of jail while appealing a corruption conviction for the violent threatens his planned one of try this presidential election with opinion polls indicating he is the frontrunner a latin america editor lucien newman reports from the capital brasilia. the die is cast as demonstrators for and against brazil charismatic former president lula da silva gathered outside. their supreme court narrowly voted against his petition to remain free while the appeals a twelve year corruption conviction this means brazil's most popular politician and the frontrunner for october's presidential election must go to jail it's of the. for brazilians unwilling to accept any other verdict are more i represent the death of the supreme court and less it puts little or why the pressure on the supreme court justices has been an intense and not just out here on th

tiger woods, probably one of the best players to play the game.s is back at the masters. although it's been a decade since his last major victory, just seeing the name at augusta has got people talking and after successful spinal fusion surgery last year, many think tiger is back to his best.|j fusion surgery last year, many think tiger is back to his best. i feel great. i feel like i've tiger is back to his best. i feel great. ifeel like i've really put a lot of the pieces together. we worked on what body parts to get stronger and more than. ifeel fantastic. meanwhile, the same questions are being asked about rory mcilroy. the 4— time major winner needs an elusive green jacket to become the sixth man in history to com plete become the sixth man in history to complete a career grand slam and after his first win in 18 months at leyhill three weeks ago, he is hitting format just the leyhill three weeks ago, he is hitting formatjust the right leyhill three weeks ago, he is hitting format just the right time. i'm looking forward to it, i'm going to re

in golf tiger woods is back and raring to go after missing the last two masters through injury the former world number one returns to augusta for the first major of the year we take a look at his chances. i'm terry marchin thanks for joining us the search for truth in the u.k. poisoning case is far from over moscow failed in a bid to gain access to britain's investigation into the attack on sergei screwball and his daughter yulia now russia says it wants a united nations security council meeting on the nerve agent attack an attack in which moscow remains the chief suspect. wednesday's meeting of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague did not leave moscow best pleased russia failed in its bid to become part of the investigation into the poisoning of the screen piles voted down by among others the u.k. . russia and common with other countries on the executive committee. has been sidelined from this investigation. we are told that we can only be informed about the result of the investigation done by experts of the c.p.w. in england if the british wish it. but k

tiger woods has announced he will play at the us open injune.st week. since spinalfusion masters at augusta national last week. since spinal fusion surgery last year, tiger woods has gone from 656 in the world to 28. the new york tournament is where he made his us open debut in 1995 as the us amateur champion. plenty of nhl action taking place as the first round of the play—offs is under way. the maple leafs and toronto —— the toronto maple leafs are 3—1 down against the boston bruins. everything else on the website. but for now, goodbye for now. well, thursday was a really disappointing day across so many parts of the country. five degrees, for example, in sheffield, really cloudy skies and we saw scenes like this, a picture from leicester, but beautiful weather too yesterday. lovely highland picture here of some flowers. let's have a look at the forecast for the early hours of friday then, still some rain and drizzle around low, grey cloud shrouding the hilltops of the pennines, really unpleasant conditions out there through the course of the

resurgence of tiger woods and phil mickelson this year... but with three rounds in the >>> nostalgia dominated the pre masters headlines with the resurgence of tiger woods and phil mickerson, but nostalgia is being bumped for reality. raindrops early turned to gray skies and very playable conditions unless you were phil mickelson. he whiffed on a shot attempt from the woods. that looks like me golfing. triple bogies on his opening hole. shot a 74 while many moved up, phil moved out. he was charging up the leader board, chipped in for an eagle on the 8th to pull within 4 shots of the 36 hole patrick reid. rory mcilroy got to the 8th. mcilroy knocks in one too. he ties him at 9 under. reid birdied the 8th then a hole later nailed a deep one. it dives right into it. on the par 5 13, he twirld the club after going for the green. the guy has definitely got some swagger. that set up for a makeable eagle. he went to college at the university of georgia and augusta state so he knows this course well. 13 under after dropping the eagle, 4 clear of the

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when tiger woods first won the masters he was twenty one the first african-american to the title runs hope he's not finished making history and he got out. with tiger's chasing the all time record of eighteen majors set by jack nicklaus and he might have competition from one of the seventy eight year olds grandchildren soon fifteen year old gary nicklaus jr with caddying for his grandfather in wednesday's pottery contest at all gusta but he got to give the final hole a go himself obviously running in the nicklaus family. i'll be back with more sport in the eight hundred g.m.t. news hour the finale of. thank you so much tatiana that's it for today's show from me fully back to one whole news great thank you so much for watching we'll see you again tomorrow friday at fifteen hundred out c.m.t. . the scene for us where there online what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on sat there people that there are choosing between buying medication and eating this is a dial

but tiger woods has finished his round.hampion is making his first appearance at a major since 2015 following back surgery. he made back to back bogies on the front and back nine but finished stronly and lies on one over par. spare a thought for the rfeigning master champion sergio garcia, he found the water five times with his approach to the par five 15th green. he scored 13. that is the worst in master mac history. he will need something miraculous to make the cut. another great story. tony finau dislocated his ankle celebrating a hole in one in the par—3 competition yesterday. he had a joint share of the lead on four under a short time ago. let's cross live to the bbc sports team at augusta for the latest. like you have said, day one of the master is well under way and providing some sensational golf and some real drama at augusta national. two debutants some real drama at augusta national. two debuta nts out some real drama at augusta national. two debutants out in front. the 22—year—old from china and tony finau, who

he says woods is hitting it a loeng way and it looks beautiful. tiger's returned to form including two strong ramping up expectations. >> i think tiger's chances this week are exsenceptional. >> woods saying he is pain free after undergoing surgery last spring. he even said in november at one point he was taking drugs on top of drugs for the pain. last may he was arrested and charged with driving under the influence after he was found asleep at the wheel not far from his home. they revealed multiple drugs in his system including painkillers. he completed a drug treatment program. this scene reminding many of his 2009 car crash that lead to his high profile divorce. >> i am deeply sorry for my irresponsible and sell fish behaib behaifr yb behavior i engaged in. >> but now as tiger returns to familiar grounds all eyes are on the masters champion looking to complete a come back for the ages. >> for him to have to type of surgery that he did, for him to come back and win the masters would be remarkable. >> people always like a comeback. >> that's true

in the late ninety's tiger woods conquered golf bringing a new generation of fans with him his impact is undeniably important it's been years since tiger woods last won a major victory but at the masters would not only be an epic moment in the history of sport it will be a major boost for goals are the way his comeback is already more than most expected this year's masters is already being touted as the tournament of a lifetime proof if it would needed the tiger effect it's still a potent force everyone's been invested in this story no matter where you picked it up along the way you know some people love him for the drama some people love him for his skill so people just want to see what that outcome is going to be. when tiger woods first won the masters he was twenty one the first african-american to win the title runs hope he's not finished making history and he got out. looking forward to that but that's his fall from zero thank you well that's it from me for now for this news hour but i will be back in a moment with much more of the day's news. carcinogen. an archaeology graduate

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