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he would save bogy but his playing partner, zander schauffele was trying to make a run from 15.ander nearly holds it out for eagle, settles for a birdie and cut matsuyama's lead down to 1 point. he comes up short, finds the drink, triple bogy, he is done. the only golfer left to make a charge is that man, will zal torres. he was within 2 of the lead but matsuyama needed the lead because he tapped into bogy on 18 to win it, the first japanese golfer ever to win the masters. >> the greatest golfer out of japan. >> i can't say if i'm the greatest but i'm the first to win a majors and if that's the bar, then i've set it. >> what a performance all week by will zaltorres. >> i watched the tournament for as long as i can remember. the fact that i was a part of it and that i contended is even cooler. >> how big of a deal was second place? zaltorres got $2.24 million for second and third place was $782,000. but that's all window dressing compared to matsuyama. >>> the giants continue against the reds. they are in arizona to face madison bunger. >>> not moving to yellow. next on cbs5, why

two minutes into injury time in extra time, zander clark ran up the pitch for his side's corner and hepenalties, as stjohnstone won it — clark was, of course, man of the match. and there's one more scottish cup quarterfinal tonight — you can watch kilmarnock take on st mirren on bbc one in scotland, and follow it on the bbc sport website, where you'll also find updates from leicester against crystal palace in the premier league, leicester looking to strengthen their grip on third place in the table, and there's commentary of that game on radio 5 live. but that's all from sportsday. we'll see you again soon. bye. what is that on the screen behind me? you can be forgiven for forgetting what it looks like it is rain. finally we do have some rain in the forecast working its way south. there is a low working its way towards the south—west, coming to the south—west for thursday, will bring showers, so somewhat hit and miss, some areas could get some heavy downpours, some areas are mainstay essentially dry, but the chance of getting some arena certainly looks much higher this week than in rec

so now zander has life but his tee shot on 15. and just like that. the drama goes away. triple bogey. you just felt it as you're watching live. you almost want to bite through your club. torrez was born in san francisco. gets his par to fall in 15. the 25-year-old finishes in second place in his first ever appearance. just second major ever. matsuyama takes the master and earns that green jacket that everybody wants there it is. dj puts the green jacket on matsuyama. gosh, golf can be so frustrating and so crazy there at the end dion you saw them the pressure really got turned up at the end. you knew the pressure was coming on and guys kind of. you saw the ball go in the water the nerves ratcheted up there in the end. >> but i think the drama makes it so exciting to watch. >> for us as viewers and fans yes but the players it's a whole other thing. >> still thinking of all our viewers. chris, thanks. >>> we will check out an event that pays tribute at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on

zander >> sure, andrew, i -- good morning.voting for biden. and it feels like payback. as ceo you have to tip your hat to ken chenault. ceos need to exercise influence in times of great stress this is one of those times where clearly a cohort of the community is discriminated against. and ceos who have power, capital, large employee bases paying taxes need to stand up and make voices heard. there are a lot of ways you can do that. but when you have access to capital and products that matter in the community, you have a voice that can move. and you've done this better than anybody on the assault rifle bill, you really followed the money and looked at retailers and banks that were financing something clearly cuss causing great harm to the community. this is another one of those cases where we as corporate leaders. first and foremost we are accountable to zmers and employees and sharmeholders as well but if you don't think every company in america has a lot of employees talking about in issue, what is going on in georgia, you are

their goalkeeper, zander clark, was the hero, helping st johnstone score an equaliser to make it 1-1ventually came out on top 39-29. wasps eventually came out on top 39—29. bass had led with ten minutes remaining but had a player sent off and could not hold on. —— bath. now, listen for this name. it is when you may hear plenty more of in the next few years. jessica got a rover, the 16—year—old from aylesbury, who has completed an unbelievable week at the european gymnastics championships in switzerland, with gold in the floor event. this goes with the silver and the runs she won in the days before. just 16. and have a look of this world record that was broken in arizona over the weekend. rob gronkowski, nfl star, who has won four super bowls, heery is trying to catch that ball. dropped from a helicopter 650 feet above him. he didn't manage at the first two times. what is he going to do it now. he did it! can you believe it? he is an absolute legend in the nfl. he managed to break the world record. at his third attempt. thought you might like that. bzierr; thought you might like that.

their goalkeeper zander clarke was the hero, helping stjohnstone score an equaliser to make it 1—1 indo about it because they are doing so little to tackle racism, harassment, and getting bullied. the issue is not only about racism but since we're talking about the game and racism obviously we are going to stay in that topic, in that subject. but i hope that it is going to have an impact on this company and they're going to come out with some real ideas. and they're going to come out with some real ideas. dozens of former elite rugby players, and a number of former professional footballers, are to participate in a study to investigate if they're more vulnerable to dementia than the rest of the population. they'lljoin an existing scheme which tracks the brain health of 40 to 59 year olds and looks for early warning signs of the condition. former wales international shane williams is taking part. over the course of my career i certainly took knocks to my head. i played on the majority of the time and, you know, you weren't really educated about it so the test by very difficult and you d