tiger woods was washed up.e than five seasons. >> the evolution we've seen of him over the past year or two, we see a man that's more humble, a man that gives to children's charities, a man that does more pubically but more than that you saw his love for his family, and that i think is turning the tide of public opinion with tiger woods. i think people are now seeing in tiger woods at 43 a more mature, a more open and a more think thg to attract a lot of fans to him. >> all of this leading to him, woods striding up the fairway in his signature red, the now 43-year-old no longer the freshest face on the tour, no longer the number one player. back when tiger woods was the best golfer in the world, he wasn't the most beloved. viewed as arrogant, aloof. now that old hubris is replaced by humility, a man softened by hard times. >> what will he do next? that remains to be seen. he can still be great, but even if he's not great, i think he's proven himself as a legend. >> woods' longtime sponsor nike releasing this ad

tiger woods won his fifth masters title. a 2 under 70 for a one-stroke victory sunday and his 15th major championship. the win caps a remarkable comeback from years of injury and personal problems. this is woods' first green jacket at augusta national since 2005. >>> millions of americans are under severe threat of weather this morning as a powerful storm system barrels toward the east coast. damaging winds,hail, and tornadoes are possible from the carolinas to new york. it's already left a wide swath of destruction across the south killing at least seven people. >> and president trump is traveling to minof the white house officials defending the president's proposal to send migrants to sanctuary cities. the president tweeted he has the absolute right to implement his transfer plan. >>> it's tax day, the last day to file your returns with the irs, and security experts are warning of a new scam that's targeting americans. tom hanson has details. >>> how many threats are you facing every day? >> well, this is a constant game o

tiger woods has won his fifth masters.t's being called the greatest comeback in sports history, overcoming injuries and life challenges. >> we're opening up the "abc news vault" to april 14th, 1997. 1997, to his first masters win. >> and now to tiger woods. here's espn and abc's jimmy roberts. >> reporter: even before he had slipped on the green jacket yesterday, one after another the world's greatest golfers shook their heads and lined up to testify. tiger woods had lapped the field. >> this was his week. this is his golf course for sure. and i think the future of golf is tiger woods. >> oh -- unbelievable. >> it's not a black or white issue or anything like that, it's just a fact that he's the best golfer in the world and he's 21 years old. >> reporter: woods' record-breaking performance at the masters has many in the world of golf predicting that he should become the fifth golfer in history to win all four of the game's most important tournaments. each majors over the course of one career. wondering if perhaps maybe he

history for tiger woods at the masters.ing achievement, as he wins his 15th major title, more than a decade after his last. salah stars for liverpool as they beat chelsea to stay at the top of the premier league. but manchester city keep up the pressure. raheem sterling scores twice as they beat crystal palace to keep the title race going. also coming up in the programme... agony for chelsea, ecstasy for manchester city as a calamitous late own goal sends them to wembley in the women's fa cup. and hamilton's back on top, as the reigning champion wins formula 0ne's1,000th grand prix. we start, where else, but at augusta. where tiger woods has won the masters. his 15th major title, more than a decade after his last. let's go live to augusta. ben croucher‘s been watching for us. it has been an extraordinary day of golf. at one point we thought it would just be a procession for francesco molinari, he was the overnight leader. but tiger woods has become his old self. his 15th major time, it comes 11 years after his last. here's

i asked him for his reaction to tiger woods winning again. cheers, ‘cause everybody‘s going to be celebrating... all the friends of tiger, anyway. it was awesome. it was great to watch. i couldn‘t be there myself, but watched every second of him playing on tv. it was just fantastic. i gather you have been texting him, you have been in contact with him throughout the week. did you have a sense that he was actually going to do it this week? idid. i actually told a couple at the club i play at, where he used to play — howarth — a couple of members there, they were asking who was a good bet and i said tiger and they thought i was crazy. but i saw a certain calm about him. and even through the texts, going back and forth, itjust seemed like he had a little bit of a relaxed attitude towards this week and it showed. you could see it in his eyes the whole week. yeah, you know him, this is what i‘m fascinated by, we saw his demeanour, he was focused out on the course. what would have been going through his mind as he walked down the 18th there? knowin

a red shirted tiger woods.the party's leadership contest in 2016. ‘hear him roar‘ is how the guardian's front page writes up tiger woods' victory. it also features a story we're doing today about a plan to prevent landlords from evicting tenants at short notice. tiger woods is also on the front page of the times. its main story suggests conservative leadership rivals would prefer theresa may to hang around until the first part of the brexit deal is complete. and the star claims millions of us will call in sick today, after staying up until 2am to watch the first episode of the final season of game of thrones. it has been pretty huge on social media this morning. why was looking at the trends. everything that was trending was something to do with game of thrones. everything else was a character from game game of thrones. everything else was a characterfrom game of thrones. you did not start up and watch game of thrones. loads of people did. no spoilers, in case you are waiting to watch it. as with most, quite a

one that you suspect woods will cherish more than any other.any problems, notjust in his personal life, but physically, there were times where he could barely walk. to actually be able to do this, it's unbelievable, isn't it? absolutely. when you mention the problems in his personal life there backin problems in his personal life there back in 2009. his marriage broke up, he took time away from the game, and we wondered whether we'd see the best of tiger woods. he did manage to make an initial come back and get back to the top of golf, didn't mean to mac when a major title, but his body started to disintegrate on him. specifically his back, he really struggled, tried to make a couple of comebacks initially. but couldn't do so, was grimacing in agony on the course for much of his time, but a couple of years ago, he had a spinal fusion surgery, and that seemed to reinvigorate him. times when he could barely even get himself out of bed, standing up for long periods was really hurting him. but he rebuilt his game, rebuilt his swing from scratch, la

tiger woods roars back. king of the round wins his first major in 11 years. >> are you proud to be wearing that jacket for the fifth time? >> yeah. i'm excited about show and tell at school. >> storms have led to destruction an death in the south. >> it happened so quick i didn't have time to get scared. >> congresswoman ilhan omar says she's facing abincrease -- an increasing number of death threats. she has the right to feel safe as a member of congress. >>> transfer minor detainees to sanctuary cities. >> if they would step up to fix the laws, this could all go away. >> indiana mayer pete buttigieg has officially joined the democratic race. >> it's about winning an era. >> saving her chihuahua's best friend. >> and all that matters. >> the wait is over. the return of "game of thrones." >> an inside look. >> the sheer number of ways that people are killed. >> oh, it's incredible. we're really killing them. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >>> at augusta, tiger woods sets the sports world on motion. >> hugging

the headlines at 11:00 — tiger woods gets his bite back.n one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history, the golfer wins the us masters more than 10 years after his last major title. my my mom was here. she was there in 1997 as well so i couldn't be more happy and more excited. i'm kind of ata happy and more excited. i'm kind of at a loss for words, really. one person has died and twenty two others are taken to hospital after a crash involving two cars and a double decker bus on the isle of wight. it's been declared a major incident. the cabinet office minister, david lidington says the government and labour will both have to compromise as they look to break the deadlock over brexit. police name the nine—year—old boy killed by a dog in a cornish holiday park and reveal he'd been left alone with the animal. the gatwick drone attack that caused chaos for thousands of passengers — the bbc learns that it was carried out by someone who knew about the airport's operational procedures. and at 11:30 we'll be taking another in—depth look at the

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woods... struggled to find consistency on the front 9...y sinks the birdie putt to get to 12- under... one shot back of the 54 hole leader francesco molinari... 11th hole... tiger in trouble between the trees... but he makes a brilliant play out of the trees to save par and keep him within two strokes at 11-under 12th hole... molinari... comes up short on his tee shot and hits it into ray's creek... he would double bogey... while tiger parred for a two shot turnaround and a tie for the lead... amen corner once again coming into play at augusta 16th hole... this was the hole that tiger made the miracle shot on in 2005 to vault himself to the title... he wouldn''t need any miracles today... as his tee shot it is right on line and rolls to the right of the hole to set up a birdie to give woods a two-shot lead... and put him in the driver's seat for the title but brooks koepka could still putt.... pressure now on tiger with a birdie on 18.... but his put rolls left.... koepka can't beieve it!... tiger only needs a five to win it. and that's exa

he says for tiger woods to take a bow. personal behaviour in our story. that is part of the reason why it is seen as such a huge comeback. derek says that it is fantastic to see the pure joy of the battle to overcome so many obstacles physically and mentally to produce a brilliant win. they will see you in a moment for business briefing. —— i will see you. hello there if you have been wrapped up hello there if you have been wrapped up in the winter woollies for the past week or so you may be changed into your spring summer wardrobe for this week. things will be turning warm up. this was the picture in gosport and hampshire on sunday. it has been pretty chilly for the time of year. through this week, 20 of spells of sunshine and things are gradually going to be turning quite a bit warmer. we have got weather fronts trying to move in from the west over the next few days. they will bring some rain. high pressure sits across scandinavia. we have a rather chilly breeze first thing monday morning. the air is rotating around that

grant wood hosted theatricals a lot. he was known as the predecessor to the current the uterus scene of cedar rapids. -- theater scene of cedar rapids. this would have been the stage. the audience would be sitting back in the larger living area. he was also really handy. he pushed this part of the heritage house out and created another source of light for himself. he also created this space as a place to put his paintings. you can stack a bunch of canvases and boards and push it back into the wall. it is out of sight and out of mind. you are not tripping over your art supplies all the time. here are some of the other paintings he did while working in the studio. this is woman with plants. a portrait of his mother from 1929. she is holding her snake plant. he was really inspired by northern renaissance painters he saw in germany. it was typical in the northern renaissance to paint a portrait of someone holding an attribute of their personality. she has her plant. daughters of the american revolution is another fantastic o

plus is it the greatest comeback in sports that's what some people are saying after tiger woods scored an astonishing victory at the u.s. masters it was the american golf first first major title in eleven years and comes after struggles on and off the playoffs have threatened to end his career. i'm going to thank you for joining us. in sudan thousands have held fresh protests to demand that the country's military hand over power to a civilian government mass anti-government demonstrations helped push longtime president omar al bashir from power last week a military council replaced him and the council is offering some concessions to the protest movement but demonstrators are keeping up the pressure in hopes of seeing their demands met in full days dancing in the streets of cartoon a sudanese capital but along with the ongoing relief that the military has ended decades of oppression under former president omar al bashir there are fears that the generals will now keep the power for themselves the crowds outside army headquarters demand an immediate handover of power to a civilian transit

woods, well, into the woods, a rare blip on an encouraging start. it was a decent day for england's tommy fleetwood. could this be his major breakthrough? well, the big names are circling. australia's adam scott among a cluster of early pacesetters. plenty of golf to go but the masters is off to an intriguing start. the very latest i can tell you is adam scott is one of seven players currently sharing the lead on three under par, tiger woods hasjust completed an excellent first round, he is 2—under par, one shot off the pace, after all his struggles with form and fitness, what a story would be if he could win the masters again, some 22 years after his first title here. as for rory mcilroy, not such a good day for him. he is currently i—over par, so four shots behind after a disappointing end to his round. but of course, he still has three rounds to go, so still very much early days. andy, many thanks again come andy swiss with the latest as the masters gets under way in augusta. that's it. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello a

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arjun atwal is a professional player and a friend of tiger woods. his reaction to tiger woods winning again. first of all, i‘ve got to say cheers. everybody will be celebrating, all the friends of tiger, anyway. it was awesome. great to watch. i could not be there myself, but watched every second of him playing on tv. it was fantastic. i gather you have been texting him, have been in contact throughout the week. did you have a sense that he was actually going to do it? idid. i told a club player, where he used to play, a couple of members there, they were asking who was a good bet and i said tiger and they thought it was crazy. i saw a certain calm about him. and even through the texts, it seemed like he had a relaxed attitude towards this week and it showed. you could see it in his eyes the whole week. he was focused out on the course. what was going through his mind as he walked down the 18th there? knowing him it wasjust to finish thejob. he wouldn‘t see anything, not the family, the crowd going crazy, i‘m sure he could hear it. i know exactly th

this was the moment tiger woods ended an 11 year wait to claim a 15th major.ble resurgence for a player who has been plagued by back problems in recent years. could this be the win he needs to dominate golf once again? overnight leader francesco molinari had looked good for the win heading into the final round. but his hopes sunk with two double bogeys on the back nine, in the end he had to settle for a share of fifth place. the 16th was to prove entertaining for the watching crowd at augusta. justin thomas with a spectacular hole—in—1 after bryson dechambeau had done the same thing on the same hole earlier in the day. brooks koepka was also providing a challenge. the american has one three of the past seven majors, but his efforts were to be outdone by a lurking tiger. written off by so many in recent years, this is to be the first time woods has come from behind in the final round to win a major. big celebrations on the 18th, at two under par 70 to win the tournament on 13 under. this is his first major title since 2008 and his fifth green jacket. woods is n

and what a day for tiger woods. back to you. >> well, "golf australia's" mark hayes joins me now from australia. good to have you with us. so tiger woods pulls off this stunning victor. his first major victory in 11 years. is this the greatest sports comeback ever, do you think? >> it may well be, rosemary. it's hard-pressed to find one that is clearly superior. in golf circles, you might find ben hogan when he had a nearly fatal car crash in 1949 and he returned to win a championship. the car crash in the mid-1970s. maybe look to monica sellers, obviously stabbed in germany in 1993. other than that, i think it's pretty slim pickings to find something that's better than what tiger has just achieved. >> so what do you think this means for the game of golf? >> nobody moves the needle like tiger woods. i think not only in golf but sport more broadly, rosemary. i think that he has the capacity to transcend the sport. it puts the game of golf on the front pages as opposed to the back pages of newspapers. and as your repo

i'm mary mccue, and i'm here today to honor corrine woods the. woods. and so many wonderful things have been said about her all of which are true. when all of us at m.j. management first came down there, there was just that one little park. and at first we were afraid of corrine. but i knew a lot about her and a lot about her work and a lot about her accomplishments. and she challenged us a lot at first, and as the team grew, she not only continued to challenge us in the right way, and using all of the tactics that she learned in the '60s but to move things forward. and not to keep thing static, and she wouldn't let us do it, either. i would start out by asking if new things were happening and we wanted to make changes, have you run this by corrine? after a while it was the staff would talk to me, and i would have a suggestion and they would say, well, we talked to corrine about that. and she agrees with this part but not that part. and what was more important and more touching for us is that while she challenged us, and appropriately so because we were

more than a decade after his last major victory, tiger woods wins the masters. my mom was here. she was there in ‘97 as well so i couldn't be more happy and more excited. i'm kind of at a loss for words, really. a powerful tornado rips through the south—east of the united states, destroying buildings and leaving many injured. finland's set to have its first centre left prime minister in 20 years, but there are also gains for the far right. and the bbc learns more about the drone attack that caused chaos for thousands of passengers at one of britain's busiest airports. hello, welcome to bbc news. tiger woods‘ victory at the us masters has been described as one of the most dramatic and emotional comebacks in sporting history. once a dominant figure in the sport, woods had gone 11 years without a major victory as personal problems and injuries took their toll. but there were wild cheers when, after holing the final putt, he was joined by his children to celebrate an extraordinary renaissance. ramzan karmali has been looking at the considerable ups and downs of one of the greatest p

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look at woods shot.o over hook it, which i down he would do with that churchy lie -- crunchy lie. frank: there is enough green on the right side, and the breeze is coming from his left. somewhere just around tony finau's ball, he would certainly take it. he is turning it back into the breeze. oh, excellent shot a little ground roll as well, that from 182 yards. it appears quiet down at 12. poulter. took one more club than koepka. gets the same result. two of the game's best. koepka and poulter, wet. to 9. jim: what a fine performance here. shoots 71 today. look at those rounds, 72, 71, 71, 71. three under. tied for 33rd. there is still otiz, the latin american amateur champion, has three holes to play. he will play 7, 8 and 9. owe has won the honor for low amateur. congratulations to all four. the most to qualify since 1999. four amateurs to the weekend. the turn of events here with horlte and koepka up ahead in the water at 12. frank: amazing how quickly it has changed in the matter of a few members. i

was the moment woods claimed this for the masters title move in a decade after his last major success at the two thousand and eight u.s. open and often success for woods his career took a nosedive after the break down of his marriage in a string of chronic back injuries. i had you know serious doubts after you know what transpired a couple years ago i could barely walk i can sit down i really can do much of anything. luckily i had the procedure my back which gave me a chance to. you know having. you know a normal life. but also i realized i could actually swim golf club again and so if i if i could somehow piece this together that i still had my hands to do. sports correspondingly winning since the impact of tiger's victory will be felt throughout the entire sport while golf needs tiger woods go for struggled in many areas it struggles sometimes with television viewers it's struggled with the players i don't mean the professionals i mean how many amateur golfers that will go for is not in a great place and it's really only to tiger woods since and burst onto the scene in the late nine

in that case, what can we expect tiger woods now? he's unstoppable.e certain of, the height went be very low, it will be raised to meticulous levels. the us open the month after that and then the open, you know, it's tiger's world now. we're going to ride this trend as long as we can. will he beat jack nicholas‘s record? ididn't i didn't think he'd win another major so i don't want to go on the record and say it, but with tiger you can never say never, especially after today. he was lucky enough to witness that when there live in augusta. also making news today, american airlines has extended the cancellations of its boeing 737 max 8 flights from earlyjune until the middle of august. boeing's 737 max aircraft were grounded worldwide last month following fatal crashes involving ethiopian airlines and lion air in indonesia. sudan's transitional military council says it has detained key figures suspected of corruption in the government of the former president, omar al—bashir. a spokesman said new heads had been appointed for the army, intelligence servic

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the ball towards the whole woods never looked likely to relinquish it. was released and joy were extreme with his face as he claimed his fifth green jacket on fifteenth major he must know have his sights set on jack nicklaus's record of eighteen was you know lima we saw there it's been such a difficult road back for tiger woods how unlikely did that victory seem over the past few years oh highly unlikely i mean golf experts needy experts had written this man off his physical and emotional issues were just seen to be way too big to surmount you know the chaos in his private life the marriage problems the cheating scandals and then of course his physical condition you know he's had four back injuries and he you know he was really public about it he was constantly in karolides in pain he said that he could barely sit still could be any walk so you know two years ago you know he was also. rest in peace mentioned he was arrested for driving. under the influence and five drugs were found in his body namely painkillers and would soon sell it had come out saying

woods' jenny has been like no other.ing golf in his 20s, his personal and professional life unravelled. a debilitating back injury, and in 2017, even a charge for reckless driving. many had written him off. but today, his perseverance was being lauded around the world, from barack obama to serena williams, from the lowest of lows, to the highest tide, a truly astonishing feat. you just can't believe it. he's produced a lot of wonderful golf for many, many years, he gets injured and you think you will never come back again. but suddenly, with sheer grit and determination, it was breathtaking stuff under a lot of pressure. the culmination, then, of a quite astonishing personal comeback, the famous green jacket and one of sport's golden moments. andyjoins us now from augusta. an extraordinary achievement, especially in the context of everything that's happened in his life over the past decade. yes, it is a rather soggy augusta now but what we have seen today is something truly special. it is hard to think of a more dramatic

>>> everybody loves bacomeck bigger one than tiger woods.after his masters win yesterday, the president said today he'll give woods the medal of freedom. here is mark strassmann. >> here it is. the return to glory! >> reporter: with his mastery of augusta, the new tiger finally met the old tiger, with a mix of grit and gratitude. his triumph transcended golf, cheered all over by believers in second chances. >> it hasn't sunk in at all. this is one of those things, it's going to take a little time. ya meporter: woods' fifth green ck c s etgod. >> reporter: until his fourth back operation two years ago, he could barely walk.adulry scanda invincibili invincibility. he became a paper tiger. but augusta showed change. a balding 43-year-old father of his past and win in the present. >> i think the kids are starting to understand how much this game means to me and some of the things i've done in the game. prior to this comeback, they only knew that golf caused me a lot of pain. >> it was storybook. it with us a fairy tale. >> reporter: jim nantz of

tiger woods winning nearly 11 years after his last major championship.tunning fall from grace after several personal scandals and injuries that nearly ended his career. with us now, no better voice on this, bob costas, the award winning sportscaster and current host on the m lnchlb network. steph curry calls it the greatest comeback in storts. tennis phenom serena williams saying she was crying and it was like no other. how big is this? >> it's tremendously big even from an objective standpoint, without his level of stardom, it's amazing. less than two years ago he was ranked -- this is accurate -- 1,199th in the world. now he's on top of the world. leave all the personal scandal aside, four major back surgery. he himself, always a picture of confidence, said at one time he doubted he could ever play again let alone at the highest possible level. when you factor in how iconic he was, not necessarily be loved, but you couldn't take your eyes off him. his career achievements don't match that of jack anymonicklau. the cameras were always on him, win or lose

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>> because it's tiger woods. too much talent to not do it. >> reporter: over the last decade, woods has overcome physical injuries to his back and knee and self-inflicted tabloid headlines. in his improbable victory, the vegas odds were 14-1. there is also redemption. >> to play as well as i did and do all the little things well this week and to do itthis has o me and my family, this tournament. to have everyone here, it's something i'll never ever forget. >> reporter: all weekend a tiger on the prowl and in the hunt thrilled the galleries here. beyond the masters, elaine, his victory here sends a two-word message to the world of golf: i'm back. >> quijano: remarkable. mark strassmann, thank you. now to the weather, millions are atedonight as massive rummables into the east. it's already left a wide swath of destruction and death across the south. at least six people have been killed this weekend by violent storms, including more than a dozen suspected tornadoes. mireya villarreal is in at, you texas. >> reporter

. >> reporter: at a school on theo hern edge of mobile, alabama, lorna gail woods displays artifacts and photos of her ancestors. she loves to tell their story.gr >> this is mddaddy, great-great granddaddy charlie. >> reporter: in 1860, woods' great-great grandfather, charlie wis, was taken from what is now benin in west africa andnt forcedslavery. he came to america on a ship called the "clotilda," the last known slave shipamo arrive in ica. >> the "clotilda" came up through the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: when woods was a ild, her mother told her stories about her ancestor's traumatic voyage. >> they didn't know where they were going and where their destination was going to end up, but somehow in the bottom of that boat, they were praying and chanting. and mama said they cull strength with each other from this experience they was having. mama took that as a learning thing for us as children, tell us never forget this story. >> reporter: that woods knows so much about her ancestry is rare. slave ship manifests usually didn't inclu people's names, d slave owners often recorded only

. >>> tiger woods finally asked -- answered the question, is he back? he turned back the clock and took him his fifth green jacket and 15th major victory this weekend. laura has the story. >>> the return to glory. >> with that, tiger woods finished one of the most improbable comebacks in all of sports. with the crowd at augustine national golf club, fully behind him, he won the masters sunday, his first major in 11 years. >> this meant so much to me and my family. to have everyone here, it is something i will never forget. >> walking off the 18 green he was all smiles as he embraced his son, charlie, a reminder of the scene 22 years ago. a 21-year-old woods won his first of five green jackets. >> my dad was here in 1997, now i am a dad with two kids. >> after the first win, he racked up 13 more majors in 11 years. have you seen anything like that? over the past decade, he was beaten by self-inflicted tabloid headlines, a messy divorce, a dui arrest, and injuries to his back and knee. >> i cannot do much of anything. >> is cbs sportscaster. >> to pull it

they can't help but wonder, is tiger woods back?he >>> now abc 7 sports with mindi bach. >>> people probably don't remember what they were doing in 2008 when tiger woods victory. people will remember what they were doing today when the now 43-year-old took the masters 11 years after he won his last major. tonight's final round moved up to early this morning due to bad weather. francisco mo francesco molinari started the day with a two-shot lead. he was tied with tiger and then disaster. tiger birdied the hole. this is the shot for him. tee shot on the par 3 16. this comes from a lot of experience. drives it past the hole and let's the slope of the greens do the rest. that is nearly a hole in one. he took the easy birdie and a two-shot lead with two to play. brooks koepka had a chance to put some pressure on tiger. 18th hole for birdie, he missed. that would have put him one back. instead, tiger will bogey 18, but it doesn't matter, he will win his first major championship since 2008, win his fifth green jacket and first since 2005.

open a lot of success for woods whose career took a nosedive after the breakdown of his marriage and a string of chronic back injuries. i had serious doubts after you know what transpired a couple years ago i could barely walk i can sit down i really can do much of anything. luckily i had the procedure my back which gave me a chance that you know having a you know a normal life. but then i was and i realized i could actually see a golf club again and so if i if i could somehow piece this together that i still have the hands to do it it's bringing our sports correspondent leigh welling's from london leigh is this sports greatest have a comeback. it's hard to think of a more extraordinary comeback come unless you're going to tell me that it was real this feels like fiction you have to really look back to how low tiger woods had sunk just eighteen months ago and he was ranked one thousand one hundred ninety nine in the world he said i'm lost as dana to jack nicholas i'm done that said i can't do this and somehow off those fullback operations he's managed to find the physical ability to

woods first major victory since 2008 u.s. open. with this victory woods now stands only three wins behind the all-time majors leader jack nicholas. despite it's ironic, but i'm given a chance to play golf again, and low and behold, i wim behind. >> reporter: woods became the youngest to win a tournament at the age of 21 has become the all-time money winner in golf history. in recent years he battled back against knee injuries and had several surgeries. is that i could barely walk, i suayred cado ed is famiar anything. >>> in other sort of sports news, horseracing in california may be in the last and final stretch if activists get their way. they held a vigil at santa anita park today, east downtown los angeles. that track has famous history dating back to the 36 today commentators were thinking about the horses that died of the truck. they called on governor gavin newsom and diane how they are supposed to live in this world. >> the most recent death at santa anita happened last month, there are now more restrictions on medications

our understanding is this was metal and stone. >> it's the wood deck underneath and the wood structure>> it can burn through stone and metal. >> the spire. this is the iconic thing. >> it was the physical manifestation of the aspiration of something better above us. we see the bell towers so if i can bring this in a little bit, this is where the bells are. this is where we saw smoke and fire but we also saw the firefighters. the configuration of this significant or what you deal with in this situations of architecture? >> a spire. also typically framed to wood on the inside. >> when this fell it's is supporting structure and who knows what was done by the renovation worker. >> exactly. we never want a fire like this to occur but the failure of the roof system actually did help the firefighters tonight because that brought them closer to ground level and also cut down the amount of heat that you feel like from a fireplace and things like that into the bell towers basically and then the embers are being generated as well. >> so one of your guys, one of the deputy chiefs here in the city

it has been an extraordinary triumph for tiger woods. this is a man who once dominated his sport, who transcended it. since 2008, it has been so difficult. there was the scandal, the public humiliation, the fall from grace, then all the health issues, the back problems, the multiple surgeries, the spinal fusion operation. ranked 1200 in the world just a year and a half ago. tiger woods was telling us that it was painful just doing anything, riding in a golf cart. he didn't think he would necessarily be able to compete again and contend for majors, and now here we are, and the pursuit for jack nicholas's 18 major titles is back on. finally tiger has gone from 14 to 15. what does the future hold. i'll tell you this, there's three more majors this year, and the two american one are on courses where tiger has won, beth page and pebble beach. and royal port, nobody has an advantage because they haven't played a major tournament since the 1950s. this is not necessarily the end of the comeback, this could be the beginning. good luck managing th

>> nobody moves the needle like tiger woods. i think not only in golf but sport more broadly, rosemary. i think that he has the capacity to transcend the sport. it puts the game of golf on the front pages as opposed to the back pages of newspapers. and as your report said earlier on, it just creates a narrative that sort of -- it ushers people into the sport and they'll be following him fervently for the next few months as he chases this chase that we thought was gone is reenlivened. can he get to jack nicklaus '18 major championships? >> yeah, of course. of course tiger woods has overcome a lot of challenges in recent years. his divorce, all the sorry details that led up to that, along with four back surgeries from a broken back, all putting his future in jeopardy. now, of course, here he is celebrating this great victory. how did he get to this point? what did it take? >> oh, i think the thing that separates tiger, and it has all throughout his career, is just his fierce will to win. he's one of the more determined athletes th

in sports tiger woods has kept an astonishing career comeback winning the u.s. masters his first major golf title in eleven years the american shot seventy in the final round to finish on thirteen under par and sparked scenes of wild celebration at the augusta national. it was the moment of redemption for tiger woods was the significance of the forty three year old's first major in eleven years could be heard in the roar of the crowed was on scene in the emotional embrace of his family to hear me to apologize that's an infamous twenty ten press conference after lou details of his personal life were made public was only two years ago he pleaded guilty for driving under the influence yet here he was again triumphant on the last day of the masters was the overnight leader italy's francesco molinari had slipped up on the back nine leaving the door open to the chasing pack of above and it was woods who took advantage by lying recent back problems to grab the lead who was to crowed willing the ball towards the whole woods never looked likely to relinquish it was relea

and was this the greatest comeback in sports history as are many are saying after tiger woods sealed an astonishing victory at the u.s. masters it was the americans first major golf title in eleven years and comes after personal issues and injuries at threatened to end his career at the top. i'm irish waiter thanks for joining us finland social democrats have declared a razor thin victory in the country's parliamentary elections party leader is set to become finland's first leftist prime minister in over twenty years then to face stiff competition from the populist right wing finns party which has become the second largest party in the parliament and tightly fought campaign was dominated by debates over climate change welfare and immigration. political scientists make up out on and joins us now from tampa in finland where are these the results that you were expecting. certainly would be resold were in line with the most recent polling data in base bring it to the close it must end but we must bear in mind that there were very different outlook was very different in may two thousand n

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. >> tiger woods winshe masters and what a moment. inside his epic comeback for the ages, today, april 15, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah fromiend hoda kotb liv studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi,ev yone, good morning. welcome to "today." it's nice to have you with us. we have willfully for hoda. what an incredible day for alfers. go care if you a fan, it's an incredible moment for tiger woods. >> it's a moment we thought we wouldn't see agains after all ther problems in his life over that decade and the moment you are talking about when he hugged his children. >> you liked that putt. i loved this, c'mon, he touched his kids, of course, we all remember that iconic moment when he first one and he hugged his father who is no longer with us. it's an incredible sports story. mike tirico flew all night from augusta to speak with us. we can't wait to catch up with him. >>> first, if weath cut a path of destruction across the south and the mid-we w. ill have a closer loo d at thage in a moment. let's get

tiger woods won the masters. his first win in a major since 2008. woods has gone through numerous personal and health issues since then. a split from his wife and back surgeries. his 15th major over all. leaving him behind only jack nicholas. >> e bikes are wuled frpulled fm streets of san francisco. >> plus the cost of bay a chus d wod you pay to go to lumbar street? >> the wet weather arrive tomorrow. we could see a messy evening - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> depending on where you live and the size of your family. making half a million dollars a year may not be that much. wealth managers say the middle class can vary ranging from around $65,000 to get this, $1 million or more. that's what it takes to comfortably own a home and hav

an emotional tiger woods, imagine that many people were in contention going into the final.r the lead at one point and we could see how it ended up with tiger woods, finishing on 13 under par, that was a shot clear of the world number two, justin johnson who finished strongly and xander schauffele i, and francesco molinari struggled towards the end of his final round along with jason day and tony finau. ian poulter was the best british player eight under par, he was right in the mix of things, but he also put it into the water on the par 312 and he also put it into the water on the par312 andi he also put it into the water on the par 312 and i was his undoing. rory mcilroy was the favourite. he had a strong final day and ended up finishing tied for 21st. he has been waiting to complete that career grand slam and emulate tiger woods who of course has that in his locker. he has won all of the majors. he is the tenth oldest majors champion in history at 43 yea rs of majors champion in history at 43 years of age. with all of his problems, his extramarital problems, coming back f

of course, we couldn't finish without looking at tiger woods‘ roaring comeback.t's begin with the gulf news. back with me is independent analyst stephanie hare. how google tractor footprints. the reason effect this is because you are here this morning, this is an area of expertise. what is google up to and be be worried? we should be worried because google has made it design choice, it has the option to make a default that it is not tracking your location, it is chose not to do that. instead, you would have to go into your phone, surge of all the different permissions of the apps. all the different permissions of the apps, so that you can't be tracked. there is some apps that be tracking evenif there is some apps that be tracking even if you turn off location history. basically, if you got anything running google on it, you're wearing a monitoring device and that can be accessed by law enforcement. in this story is about that element, police and investigators are looking at one particular individual and where he was at a particular time in order to saveif was at

woods was often seen as aloof in his early years. a new affection. he's a lot more relatable now. right. you know, it's almost like what happened to him brought him back down to earth a little bit. you know, he's more relatable, he engages with the crowd a bit more, a bit more like phil mickelson does, and people have warmed to him a bit more. this famous course has seen some extraordinary feats over the years, but perhaps none quite like this. a win which for so long seemed unthinkable has, for tiger woods, become a glorious reality. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. a man has been charged in connection with a video published online last year that showed a cardboard model of grenfell tower being burnt. paul bussetti, who is 46 and from south london will appear in court later this month. thousands of families in england are facing untold misery because school funding for children with special educational needs is falling far short of what's required, according to the leading teaching union. the national education union says nine out of

woods went two years without playing in a major tournament. he's had four surgeries to repair his ailing back. woods reflected on what that victory means for his children. >> prior to this comeback, they only knew that golf caused me a lot of pain. i tried to swing a club, i would end up on the ground. i struggled for years. that's basically all they remember. luckily i've had the procedure where that's no longer the case. creating new memories for them. it's very special. >> woods is expected to be at pebble beach on the monterey county coast in june for the u.s. open. he won the open three times before. >>> the warriors delayed their film review of game one against the clippers so they could watch tiger woods win the masters. >> kevon looney and stefan curry almost crie the warriors won game one by 17 points. head coach steve kerr said they need to cut down on golden state had 21 in game one. game two of the best-of-seven series is tonight at oracle arena, and tipoff is at 7:30. the series shifts to staples center for games three and four. >

if you want us to stop burning wood you have to come and help us. we're just here to evaluate the situation but we'll be back with activists from the canadian ngo adam a trying to develop alternatives to the traditional salt producing methods far too much a cylinder needs to burn three kilos of wood to get one kilo of salt and among great forests on the coast are disappearing. why does it look like the brine in this basin has to cook for twenty four hours to do that the wood has to be constantly replenished you can see how much would they use but these are only dry branches the thick tree trunks they used to have no longer exist. but salt making it's not the only threat to the forest. it's all been eaten away it's terrible. cows are responsible nomadic cattle herders have set up camp here. in the dry season there is not enough for their animals to eat inland so they've come to the coast. and the herds came from over fifty kilometers away to reach the coast. that's how it works with pastoral farming. and then they graze on the mangroves. the animals