else should rory mcilroy be keeping an e e on? , ., , , else should rory mcilroy be keeping aneeon? , ., an eye on? three shots behind at the minute, an eye on? three shots behind at the minute. the — an eye on? three shots behind at the minute, the australian, _ an eye on? three shots behind at the minute, the australian, cameron - minute, the australian, cameron smith, the part was not working for him yesterday but he's picked up a couple so far today, playing alongside american rookie cameron young. they are both going along very nicely indeed on the front nine. just three shots off the pace, young picking up three straight birdies, an tommy fleetwood of england not too far behind with three birdies from his first seven holes and a big smile on his face out on the course at the moment, clearly enjoying himself. dean burmester of south africa also enjoying himself, seven under par on his round as he approaches the final couple of holes, there are low scores to be had because the wind is not blowing as you would expect on a links course. rory mcilroy is leading the open by two sh

mcilroy ultimately 2 shots behind the winner. watching the drama unfold was ben croucher at st andrew's. we'll talk about rory mcilroy in a moment but cameron smith — fitting of winning any 0pen fitting of winning any open championship. fitting a winning any major. right here at st andrews, the home of golf. a final round, eight under par, 6a, giving cameron smith a one—shot lead over cameron young. he started the day four shots with a lead. but then, around the back ninth he started to turn it. sorry, ii, 12, 13 ninth he started to turn it. sorry, 11, 12, 13 he ninth he started to turn it. sorry, ii, 12, 13 he made a birdie and then on the 18th as well. to finish on a 20 under par. that is a record low score here at st andrews. it equals the open record. even though most of the open record. even though most of the fans packed into st andrews, the record crowd here for an open championship. they certainly enjoyed cameron smith getting his hands on that claretjug. his first major title, his first 0pen that claretjug. his first

rory mcilroy leading by one. next to old trafford where india are recovering well after a shaky start as they attempt to chase down 260 to win the deciding one dayer against england at old trafford. having been put into bat by india, england were bowled out for 259 in the 46th over. hardik pandya shone with the ball taking four wickets while jos buttler top scored with 60. reece topley gave england a dream start with the ball, taking the first three indian wickets including that of virat kohli as he continued his fine form from lords. and after a recovery of sorts, suryakumar yadav fell to craig 0verton, who earlier made a crucial 32 with the bat, india found themselves staring down the barrel at 72—4. 147 for 4 in the 29th over. to the euros then where any of the four teams in group c can still make it through to the knockout stages. both of the final group games kicked off around quarter of an hour ago. netherlands and sweden lead the way but know they can't afford to lose their games against switzeralnd and

mcilroy�*s found the bunker and then he produced something only rory mcilroy can. the rowers when his eagle went in. you could probally hear as far as dundee. the crowds were following him over the course yesterday, five, six, seven times more than any other golfer. the rowers reverberated around this place but while that support is growing into could it also be a hindrance today? i love that i have so much support. that is wonderful. but, at the same time, i need to sort of, you know, just keep in my own little world tomorrow and try to play a good round of golf and hopefully that is enough. but i certainly present all the support out there and i feel it, you know, and hopefully, you know, i can get cheered on down that back nine. interesting whenever we talk about... the idea of these crowds who are supporting rory mcilroy. it reminds me very much of tiger woods and there is idea that the pattern has been passed now in terms of the excitement. you can see why. everybody once him to win that next major and in vitro.— major and in vitro. absolutely. mcilroy in _

there goes rory mcilroy. here is viktor hovland. it appeared that these two would compete for the open. they began the final round 0pen. they began the final round on the same score ahead of the rest. 0n the same score ahead of the rest. 0n the full screen, the first mistake from viktor hovland. 0n the fifth, rory mcilroy with the lead. all this attention and excitement around rory mcilroy, of course he could sense it. but could he lose it? on the tenth green, he seems to have it all under control. rory mcilroy had to get this putt need to make sure everybody. now here was judgment, and this would be 18 under par. —— make sure of a birdie. and this would be 18 under par. -- make sure of a birdie.— make sure of a birdie. beautiful. absolutely _ make sure of a birdie. beautiful. absolutely stunning. _ make sure of a birdie. beautiful. absolutely stunning. further - make sure of a birdie. beautiful. | absolutely stunning. further back make sure of a birdie. beautiful. - absolutely stunning. further back in the field the — absol

mcilroy was steady. he saw off hovland and held the early lead. well, all this excitement and all this tension and all this attention around rory mcilroy, of course he could sense it. but could he use it? the answer was no. this was mcilroy�*s round — opportunities that never quite made it. groans from crowd meanwhile, the australian cameron smith was holing everything. he made eight birdies, five in a row at one stage. cheering he'd started the day on 12 under par and finished it 20 under. it meant that mcilroy, just to force a play—off, needed to hole this for an eagle on the 18th. another major chance had slipped by. and the open had a champion in shock. geez, what a week. i'm going to fall apart here, i know. all the hard work we've done over the last couple of years has really started to pay off. and this one definitely makes it worth it. cheering. "to win here, tojoin those names, me?" yes. the open must hope that young golfers treasure this tradition. joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. england's cricketers have lost their one day serie

rory mcilroy remains part of the chasing pack, but a new man at the top. chasing pack, but a new man at the to -. , chasing pack, but a new man at the to, , , chasing pack, but a new man at the to -. , , , top. his playing partner viktor hovland leads _ top. his playing partner viktor hovland leads the _ top. his playing partner viktor hovland leads the way - top. his playing partner viktor hovland leads the way on - top. his playing partner viktor hovland leads the way on 14 i top. his playing partner viktor - hovland leads the way on 14 under hovland leads the way on 1a under par. he is two shots clear of rory mcilroy and the rest of the field, a 42 foot monster putt helped him on his way. michael wright is clinging on hard, birdies on five and six —— right is clinging on hard —— rory mcilroy is clinging on hard. earlier today, probably the biggest roars we have had around the entire course came when 2019 champion at shane lowry made back—to—back eagles. he came from absolutely nowhere to move to nine under par, including this eagle on the tenth, chipping in for the sec

with golf, is this the day that rory mcilroy�*s eight year drought for a major comes to an end. he has a share of the lead at the open championship going into the final round. ben croucher is at st andrew's for us: mcilroy has been impressive so far, but he's not the only one in the running? hovland will also be teeing off this afternoon. history awaits at this famous old course. for mcilroy, chasing his first major title since 2014, seemed inconceivable eight years ago that he would not win another stop he has put himself in the right position so far this year in the major tournaments. he has beenin in the major tournaments. he has been in the top ten for all of them. he will be the favourite as well, cheered on with every single tee shot, everything apart, by a very partisan crowd here in scotland. he says he will have to live in his own little world. but for hovland, the norwegian world number nine, he has looked every inch the major champion, but he is still came —— chasing his first major title and he has looked solid all week. a bogey free round. playing alongside mcil

rory mcilroy says it would mean everything if he could win the 150th open championship tomorrow. it's been eight years since he won the last of his four majors but he has a share of the lead heading into the final round. our sports correspondentjoe wilson is at st andrews. it's all about dealing with the pressure. play your shot, take the applause and then wait for your loyal followers. all good and on we go. young leo set the example at st andrews. victor hovland is a junior in major golf terms, just 2a. the norwegian made four consecutive birdies at one stage, meaning the others had to respond. whatever else transpires over the course of this championship, i think the third round will be remembered for what rory mcilroy did right there. from problem to solution. 0n the tenth, it was an eagle two and that took mcilroy into the lead, for a while. 0thers, cameron smith went backwards. and if the secret of st andrews is the skill at getting out of bunkers, it was unfortunate indeed when dustin johnson found himself putting into one. gradually, they all fell away. rory mcilroy and v

rory mcilroy has stood firmly against the new liv golf. he navigated his way to 6—under par in his first round. tiger woods values st andrews over everything. but when the dust cleared on the first, he watched his ball bounce into the burn... water, in other words. ah, and many sympathised. well, you know where tiger woods is on the course, even when you can't see him, because you can't see him. look, he's surrounded by a crowd, everyone still trying to catch a glimpse of him. they saw the former champion fight and falter to 6—over par. oh, no, it'sjust gone by. suddenly it seemed like a youngster�*s game. at 25, cameron young topped the leaderboard on 8—under par. but for perseverance, it was si—woo kim's day, stuck still. but with his next shot, watch... when they talk about celebrating the challenges of this place... please... 0h, what's a putt! ..they mean this. joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. here's a check on the leaderboard. cameron young has that two—shot lead ahead of rory mcilroy. australia's cameron smith is a shot

mcilroy trying to win the claret jug for the first time since 2014. hovland will be teeing it up for his first major win ever. as for who's in the hunt, two cams sit four strokes behind at 12 under. masters winner scottie scheffler is five off the lead. >>> to the track & field world championships in oregon. this was the highlight of the night. the men's 100-meter, also known as the world's fastest man. fred kerley. the texas native ran a blistering 9.86 seconds. it's a photo finish. marvin bracy second. trayvon brohmwell finished third. and the americans swept the marquee event for the first time in 31 years. how about that? >> nice. >> that's sports. over to you. >> thank you. >> thanks, charlie. and after the break, a preview look at the new park on the presidio opening tomorrow with amazing views of the golden gate bridge. check out t this time e spae wormholele i crcreat how'w's it work?k? let me s see your totogo, anand i'll shohow you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loloaded with h our worldd famomous

on thursday, rory mcilroy will be one of the morning starters. he will be playing alongside the defending champion, teeing offjust before ten o'clock and will be followed by the 2019 champion, shane lowry. if he looked down, just before three o'clock, matthew fitzpatrick, fresh from winning the us open playing alongside tiger woods. twice a winner here at st andrews beforejon rahm and jordan spieth take to the course. earlier i asked jon rahm why this is the pinnacle of golf. he replied with one word, history. when you think of past winners, you think ofjack nicholas, nick faldo, seve ballesteros, tiger woods. that, right there is history. on sunday, on the 18th there will be a new name etched onto the claretjug, the 100th name etched onto the claret jug 100th name etched onto the claret jug and there is not a price you can put on that. it jug and there is not a price you can put on that-— put on that. it looks lovely there, the weather _ put on that. it looks lovely there, the weather at _ put on that. it looks lovely there, the weather at st

opening hole for rory mcilroy. only, only 55 feet. one of seven birdies for mcilroy. he's second after a 6 under 66. and your leader is american cameron young. pitch shot on 12. it's going to go within a few feet of the cup to set up a birdie. young grabbed the first-round lead after carding an 8 under 64. again, leads mcilroy by two shots. >>> pivot to the nba where the suns have re-signed deandre aten to a four-year, $133 million contract. he got the same offer earlier thursday from the pacers, but phoenix matched it. so the 2018 number one overall pick stays in the valley of the sun. >>> baseball, the a's were off. the giants, they released onetime closer jake mcgee. currently they're playing the brewers. moving pictures on the late show. hard to see it in real time. collision at second base. this is today's pirates/marlins game. on the o'neill cruz slide, his helmet knocked a tooth out of miguel rojas' mouth. replay showed the tooth flying out. he had to leave the game, which miami won. rojas, he's got a dentist trip in his future. i used this material at 6:00, so

it just an incredible shopping mcilroy. he's hyped crowd, loves it. mcilroy finishing the round 3. also 6 strokes under par sharing first place with hovland. the final round is on sunday. i did really enjoy your hushed tones as soon as you got to. >> the gulf is kind of lowers your boy doing a you know that that that that that 7 7, yeah and he's got said. >> haha. >> and we'll be back here 8 o'clock time and - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for theradome an fda cleared hair growth technology. when your hair starts to thin, it changes your life in so many ways, your confidence is hurt and you become very self-conscious. always trying to hide your hair loss, but it doesn't have to be that way. it's time you discover theradome. the world's most advanced laser hair growth treatment system. theradome is so effective. there are now hundreds of thousands of theradome users around the world. look at these extraordinary transformations. thinning spots have disappeared and hair has once again, grown back, youthful volume has returned.

rory mcilroy on 10. out of the bunker and in for an eagle. we'll take it. he matched hovland with a 66, and those are your coleaders, mcilroy, hovland, with 18 holes remaining. rory is trying to win the claret jug for the first time since 2014. hovland will be teeing it up for his first major win ever. here's who else is in the hunt. two cams sit behind at four strokes, back at 12 under, and then masters winner, sco. >>> giants fans were filling up their tanks for $0.39 a gallon, yeah, it had been that long, mike changed that. alex cobb on the mound, and he was dealing. 4th inning, no score. talez up, swing and a miss, 6th inning, cobb, aseven innings, oe run, five strike out baseball. his longest outing of the season, and could we get him a run, sure, darin ruf, 9th of the season, second in consecutive days. last night's hero, come up to the plate with the bases loaded and yan dell gustavo, the run would come in. that is how san francisco gets the deciding tally. they win it 2-1. they've won 6 of 8 to move within a game of the last wild card spot. >>> and

this is belonging to rory mcilroy out of 10 out of the bunker in for eagle, and mcilroy matched hovland with the 66, and those are the co-leaders with 18 holes remaining, and mcilroy is trying to win the claret jug for the first time since 2014, and hovland is going to be teeing it up for the first major win ever. here's who is in the hunt, two cams are sitting 4 strokes under, cam young and cam smith, and masters winner, scottie scheffler is 5 off of the lead. >>> and finishing with the track and field world championships. from oregon, the highlight of the night. the men's 100 meter and the also known world's fastest man, fred curly from texas, and he wins the photo finish, and marvin bracey second, and marvin tromwell third, and an american swept the marquee event for the first time in 31 years. that is sports, and i'm charlie walter. have a great day, everyone. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, an update on the deadly shooting inside of a crowded bowling alley in livermore. >>> tonight, the families of the victims of the uvalde shooting >>> live from cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 new

leads mcilroy by two shots. >>> pivot to the nba. the suns have resigned big man deandre ayton to a four-year, $133 million contract. he got the same offer earlier thursday from the pacers, but phoenix matched it. so the 2018 number one overall pick stays in the valley of the sun. >>> baseball. the a's were off. the giants officially released one-time closer jake mcgee today. giants will host the brewers in about 20 minutes. moving pictures on "the late show." >>> hard to see in realtime. a collision at second base. yesterday's pirates-marlins game. on the o'neal-cruz slide, knocked a tooth out of miguel's mouth. replay showed the tooth flying. he had to leave the game, which miami won. rojas has a dentist trip in his future. >>> true story. i once lost a tooth biting into a sandwich. didn't see it coming. >> what kind of sandwich? >> it was turkey sandwich. it's not like it was tough meat or anything like that. bam. tooth came right out. >> was it stuck in the bread? >> i felt something funny. whoa. that's a tooth. i was on assignme

too much of an ask for rory mcilroy at the end. well, it was case of what might have been for dina asher—smith — the british sprinter emotional after her fourth—placed finish in the 100 metres at the world championships. a race won by shelly—ann fraser pryce who's been crowned the fastest woman on the planet for the fifth time, in what was a jamaican one, two, three. andy swiss reports from eugene. another golden day for one of sport's most glittering stars. shelly—ann fraser—pryce yet again on top of the world. earlier, britain's hopes in the 100 metres had rested on dina asher—smith. nearest the camera, she got away well. butjamaica's trio had other ideas. elaine thompson—herah and shericka jackson pushed her all the way but fraser pryce was unstoppable. it's a fifth title, unbelievable! and so some 13 years after her first crown, the athlete known as the pocket rocket had done it again. fraser—pryce, a seemingly timeless talent, as jamaica took all three medals. once again it's joy forjamaica. yet another world

mcilroy and hovland will resume 16 under part together, mcilroy and hovland will resume 16 under par together, four clear of the rest, 18 left to play. joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. i love that i have so much support. that is wonderful. but, at the same time, i need to sort of, you know, just keep in my own little world tomorrow and try to play a good round of golf and hopefully that is enough. but i certainly appreciate all the support out there and i feel it, you know, and hopefully, you know, i can get cheered on down that back nine. day two of the world atheltics championships in oregan, as dina asher—smith sets out her mission of intent in the women's 100 metres. it was a case ofjob done for laura muir, too, who eased through to the 1,500 metre final, and the usa's fred kerley is officially the world's fastest man. andy swiss rounds up the action. for the home fans and fred kerley, it was a golden night, a new world champion, and a new 100 metres final to remember. kerley set off the favourite, but this was no victory procession. his us team—mates breathing down his neck

you have to go back to 2014 for the last time rory mcilroy won a major. but he has a share of the lead on the last day of the open championship at st andrews. he and victor hovland got their final round under way a short while ago. ben croucher is there for us. he is not behind me, they filled me, he's right here. how have they started? ,., ., ., ., ., , ., started? good afternoon. yes, we are at the home — started? good afternoon. yes, we are at the home of— started? good afternoon. yes, we are at the home of golf, _ started? good afternoon. yes, we are at the home of golf, at _ started? good afternoon. yes, we are at the home of golf, at st _ started? good afternoon. yes, we are at the home of golf, at st andrews, . at the home of golf, at st andrews, and rory mcilroy and viktor hovland have completed their first two holes in level par so they are both still 16 under parand in level par so they are both still 16 under par and have a share of the lead at st andrews. rory mcilroy arrived at the course are looking very relaxed as he chases a fifth majo

rory mcilroy said it is like around. rory mcilroy said it is like a game of chess. yes, and some of these may have an afternoon to look forward to as well. we often talk about how much the afternoon and morning starters get different weather conditions, and whether it is easier or harder, so what is your assessment on the afternoon starters?— afternoon starters? well, the afternoon _ afternoon starters? well, the afternoon starters _ afternoon starters? well, the afternoon starters are - afternoon starters? well, the i afternoon starters are definitely going to get windier conditions. this morning was the calmest we have had it all week. the course was a little bit softer, but the wind has definitely picked up in the last hour, also. that will make life more challenging for the afternoon starters. the likes of tiger woods, who tees off around 3pm. also matthew fitzpatrick, who grew up playing at the same course as barclay brown. it will be a little bit trickier for these afternoon starters. 0n the 13th, rory mcilroy is out on the course at the moment, four under p

mcilroy needed that shot at 18 to go for eagles and force the playoffs. it was a respectable round of 70 for mcilroy, but not enough to keep smith from winning by one stroke over young and by two over, mcelroy. the open is the first major championship for the 28 year old smith. after an up and down first half. the giants had a chance today to take some pretty good momentum to the all star break. the giants wearing the jersey of the 1946 san francisco sea lions. of the negro leagues honoring african american heritage giants trying to make it three out of four of the milwaukee brewers. this is what you call quick reflexes by picture logan web grab a shot off the bat of andrew mccutchen and then the first inning, the brewers. did get one run in the inning. but it didn't take the giants long. cancel that out. they got single runs in the 1st and 2nd and had already scored twice in the third. one lamonte wade got into it. jason alexander pitch with a couple of runners on that one, gets wet for a three run homer. over 95 of the splash it 71 giant said they weren

that meant mcilroy was the only person who could still challenge smith. he needed that shot at 18 to go for eagle enforcement playoff respectable round of 70 for mca would but not enough to keep smith from winning by one stroke over young and by two over mcilroy. the open is the first major championship for the 28 year old smith giants today wearing the jersey of the 1946 san francisco sea lions of the negro leagues honoring african american heritage. jobs trying to make it three out of four of the milwaukee brewers. this is what you call reflexes by picture. logan weber garbage shot up to bat of andrew mccutchen and in the first inning, the group did get one run in that inning. but it didn't take the giants long to cancel that out. they got single runs in the 1st and 2nd and already scored twice in the third one lamonte wade. that into adjacent alexander pick with a couple of runners on that one gets wet for a three run homer, the 95th splash hit in the stadium 7 to 1 giants and they weren't finished going long ball. brandon belt faced alexander in the s

and mcilroy�*s progress faltered. and watch this. from brisbane's cameron smith, this eagle putt took him to 13 under par. never anyone else. only the better scoring players stay for the weekend. tiger woods nine over par, knew his open was over as he strode up the 18th. he does not know when or if he'll be back and all those emotions could not be concealed. remember the open championship rotates around various venues and tiger woods hopes to play at one of them. right now rory mcilroy has picked up but cameron smith has a three shot lead. we will be watching both of them closely at the weekend. thank you. time for another look at those extreme temperatures we are expecting. nick millet. it is lookint expecting. nick millet. it is looking likely _ expecting. nick millet. it is looking likely the _ expecting. nick millet. it is looking likely the uk - expecting. nick millet. it 3 looking likely the uk will exceed its highest temperature on record at the start of next week and also that it will hit a0 degrees somewhere, something that

leads mcilroy by two shots. he said no matter how he played, he would sleep well. i bet a two-shot lead made him get all nice, warm and cozy under those blankets tonight. >> that has to feel pretty good. >> thanks. >>> up next, a california teen now has her artwork hanging up at the u.s. capitol. the creation made entirely from supplies from the dollar store. >>> tomorrow on cbs morning's carter evans looks at the psychology behind our fear of sharks. and how that has changed since the movie jaws which came out nearly 50 years ag >>> a painting by a southern california teen is now hanging in the house of representatives tonight. >> she created it in one day using supplies from the dollar store. 17-year-old daniella owens of san fernando won a congressional art contest called in youth we trust. >> it shows her with a veil and holding a teddy bear. she said it was about growing up fast, helping to raise her three siblings in el salvador. >> the way she's holding it like a child. that brings the maturity that was pushed upon her. i don't think it's right. every child

rory mcilroy on 10—under. tommy fleetwood going well, finishing his round on 8—under power, tyrrell hatton who started 8—under has dropped a shot at the 1st hole to slip slightly back. the wind is picking up, it is moving day and expect plenty more over the next three hours or so.— barcelona have reached an agreement with bayern munich to sign striker robert lewandowski, according to the president of the german champions. lewandowski had one year left on his contract, but told bayern he wanted to leave last month. the 33—year—old is their second—highest scorer of all time, with 344 goals in 374 games for the club. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. airlines are being forced to either cancel or run fewer flights because of staff shortages at heathrow airport. emirates airlines have agreed to cap sales of their flights out of heathrow until mid—august. a short time ago i spoke to our business correspondent vishala sri—pathma. clearly peo

rory mcilroy has stood firmly against the new liv golf. he navigated his way to 6—under par in his first round. tiger woods values st andrews over everything. but when the dust cleared on the first, he watched his ball bounce into the burn... water, in other words. ah, and many sympathised. well, you know where tiger woods is on the course, even when you can't see him, because you can't see him. look, he's surrounded by a crowd, everyone still trying to catch a glimpse of him. they saw the former champion fight and falter to 6—over par. oh, no, it'sjust gone by. suddenly it seemed like a youngster�*s game. at 25, cameron young topped the leaderboard on 8—under par. but for perseverance, it was si—woo kim's day, stuck still. but with his next shot, watch... when they talk about celebrating the challenges of this place... please... oh, what's a putt! ..they mean this. joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. here's a check on the leaderboard. cameron young has that two—shot lead ahead of rory mcilroy. australia's cameron smith is a shot

leads mcilroy by two shots. he said no matter how he played, he would sleep well. i bet a two-shot lead made him get all nice, warm and cozy under those blankets tonight. >> that has to feel pretty good. >> thanks. >>> up next, a california teen now has her artwork hanging up at the u.s. capitol. the creation made entirely from supplies from the dollar store. >>> tomorrow on cbs morning's carter evans looks at the psychology behind our fear of sharks. and how that has changed since the movie jaws which came out nearly 50 years ag check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few. comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection

on the other land, mcilroy said, my putter went cold. 16 pars and 2 birdies. this at 13. oh. another bite of a sandwich and it would have been in. smith long eagle putt. look at the touch here. it's going to roll within inches of the cup for his fifth birdie in a row. gave him the outright lead. smith needed this putt for par no problem. maintain a one shot lead. smith won this by a single shot. his first career major title and he leaves saint andrew's with a winner's check for $2.5 million and vaulted number two in the world rankings. >>> the champion golfer of the year is cameron smith. [ applause ] >> how are you going to celebrate tonight with the claret jug? >> i'm definitely going to find out how many beers fit in this thing, that's for sure. >> it is one that i feel like i let slip away, but there will be other opportunities. >> how many beers will it take in there? >> i'm going to guess two. two cans of beer. >> how many more will you have after that? >> i will probably have about 2. >> nice. and the new summer league nba championship trophy in los to the portland tra

rory mcilroy! >> that was sensational. rory mcilroy holes out for the 10. i'm not sure what was better, the shot or the announcer screaming and yelling. he's tied for the lead with hobblen who shot 66. they are both at 16 under par, four shots ahead of the field heading into sunday's final round. >>> wine country is getting ready to host the pga tour before the championship tees off in two months at silverado resort and spa. i tee off on monday. that's not me. that was my partner. he was awesome. the course is in great shape. when it comes to the tour, this is a fan favorite. there's plenty of entertainment and organizers are working with the pga to bring the top players to napa. >> one of our pga brand ambassadors who won it last year, we're working with max to recruit and bring as good as players as possible. >> the golf course is ready. we've had great weather for growing grass, so the golf course will be in fantastic shape. >>> the first round tees off on september 15. that a look at 's there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any o

rory mcilroy was coming down the adjacent first. that applause went on and on. the respect of the adulation still endures. he didn't show much love to him. probably said goodbye to saint andrews, but not to the goal. it was very emotional. i've been coming — it was very emotional. i've been coming here since 1995. i don't know when, i_ coming here since 1995. i don't know when, ithink— coming here since 1995. i don't know when, i think the next one comes around _ when, i think the next one comes around at — when, i think the next one comes around at 2030. i don't know if i'll be physically able to play by then, so to— be physically able to play by then, so to me. — be physically able to play by then, so to me. it— be physically able to play by then, so to me, it felt like this might have _ so to me, it felt like this might have been— so to me, it felt like this might have been my last open year at st. andrews _ have been my last open year at st. andrews. the ovation and warmth was an unbelievable feeling. it andrews. the ovation and warmth was an u

smith came from four shots back on the final day, viktor hovland's bid fell away, whilst rory mcilroy at the tournament he called golf�*s holy grail, hejust couldn't produce when it mattered. with every putt that didn't drop, it sucked the life out of the record crowd here and eventually mcilroy whose eight—year major drought continues. we will remember this week for record crowds, for benign conditions and low scores, for tiger woods making an emotional walk up the 18th but we will also remember it for an australian with his own inimitable style becoming golf�*s latest major champion. i spoke to tony meyer, golf australia's state high performance manager in queensland. he has worked closely with cameron for over 15 years. look, i always knew he was going to have to do something pretty special on sunday to get the win, and he was able to. certainly throughout the week of the way he was hitting the ball, the puttsjust didn't drop in that third round, so i knew if we could get a few putts to drop and put some pressure on the leaders, he was certainly definitely in there with a cha

viktor hovland's bid fell away whilst rory mcilroy, at the tournament he called golf�*s holy grail, he just couldn't produce when it mattered. with every putt that didn't drop, it sucked the life out of the record crowd here and eventually mcilroy, whose eight—year major drought continues. we'll remember this week for record crowds, for benign conditions and low scores, for tiger woods making an emotional walk up the 18th, but we will also remember it for an australian with his own inimitable style, becoming golf�*s latest major champion. and before we go, us media outlets are reporting that hollywood starsjennifer lopez and ben affleck got married this weekend in las vegas — nearly 20 years after the first time he proposed. they met on the set of the film gigli in 2002 but went their separate ways a couple of years later. they may be known as bennifer in the press, but they were listed under their legal names of benjamin geza affleck and jennifer lynn lopez on the marriage licence filed in clark county, in the state of nevada. it is the fourth marriage forjennifer lopez and the

we'll be live at st andrews where rory mcilroy has a share of the lead after an eagle on the 10th. and in oregon it's day two of athletic�*s world championships where zarnell hughes will hope to reach the 100 metre finals. welcome along, thank you forjoining us on a historic day for irish rugby. their 33—22 win in the deciding test in wellington sealed their first ever series victory in new zealand. it's an achivement which ireland coach andy farrell reckons may never be repeated again. joe lynskey reports. on the other side of the world, ireland faced down a sport's near impossiblejob. just four away teams ever had won a series in new zealand, and the last was 199a. but in 28 years, few have come at the all blacks quite like this. ireland were notjust in front, they were dominant. 22—3 up at half—time, but the all blacks backlash was coming. three second—half tries closed the gap to three points. but still, ireland pushed back and sensed their moment. ulster�*s rob herring just had to reach for it. he got there! eight days ago, they had never won on all black soil. now

rory mcilroy. >> unbelievable. also on his 10th hole in nails. it amazing shot by mcilroy. there. >> crowd loves it. mcilroy loves it live want all right. around 3. also 6 under par. sharing first place here with hovland. yeah, it's going to be a nail-biter as we head into the final round tomorrow. exciting stuff happening in sports. we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome back. there was a festival in oakland today to answer the question who makes the best joel off rice festival? organizers say the west african dish it's easy to cook, but it is hard to perfect. whether you're from senegal, cameroon, everyone has their own version of this dish. today's sold-out festival in oakland actually brought chefs in from all over as well as more than 500 people together to celebrate their love of this unifying dish. >> which is a slight it from the simple to get out. and, you know, wanted to get out year >> we love that trophy there tonight. governor joe off from nigeria. the festivals next stop is washington, d.c., at the end of the month like us to go all over doing this? i

viktor hovland's bid fell away whilst rory mcilroy, at the tournament he called golf�*s holy grail, he just couldn't produce when it mattered. with every putt that didn't drop, it sucked the life out of the record crowd here and eventually mcilroy, whose eight—year major drought continues. we'll remember this week for record crowds, for benign conditions and low scores, for tiger woods making an emotional walk up the 18th, but we will also remember it for an australian with his own inimitable style, becoming golf�*s latest major champion. that was ben watching all the action for us. that brings us to the end of this hour of newsday. thanks for joining me and the team. stay with bbc news for the latest global headlines and analysis. 33 degrees across the north east wales but we have dangerous heat for monday and tuesday. the national record will be smashed on monday afternoon and seeing temperatures into the 40s will set a new mark for the uk but we are talking about dangerous heat, the met office have this extreme heat warning across these areas of england and a broader amber warni

rory mcilroy, how does he sing this? this is on the 10th hole. nails it. amazing shot for mcilroy. their live. the golf crowd loves it. mcilroy finishing round 3. he's also 6 strokes under par tied up with hovland. that final round is happening on sunday. i had an inkling that you might try and do like a scottish accent for the he's been pretty hashed. yeah. i was talking. baseball is hyped up. you know? yeah. i got to take some lessons with jason or they could just come >> we're going to check of your forecast tonight. looking beautiful outside of san francisco. mabrisa rodriguez has some details on the giants game tomorrow. what's going yeah. let's stick with that baseball sports theme out there right now in the bay area. first pitch tomorrow at 1 o'clock in the afternoon as the giants face off once again against the brewers mid 60's. so it is going to be a little bit cooler at the ballpark, mostly sunny skies. but that cool sea breeze a little bit stronger, 30 miles per hour, less out of the west. so make sure to hold on to your caps giants fans. let's take a look outside half m

there was a time that a lot of people thought rory mcilroy would be the next tiger woods. he had four major wins by the age of 25. that was eight years ago. since then he's had 16 top ten finishes but zero wins. so now looking like he is prime for another chance to capture number five. but right there with him is his third round playing partner viktor hovland, the ninth ranked golfer in the world. this is the first time he's truly been in contention at a major and he matched rory shot for shot. like i said, they have similar games, which makes it so exciting. both tallying a 66 on the day, both 16 under par for the tournament and they will be paired up again today. >> i think it's appreciating the moment as well and appreciating the fact that it's unbelievably cool to have a chance to win the open at st. andrews. it's what dreams are made of and i will try to make a dream come true tomorrow. >> i was thinking what the hell am i doing here? >> just to be here is very special but to have a chance to win one, i have to pinch myself. that doesn't mean i'm going to hold back to

and in golf — rory mcilroy and viktor hovland share a lead at st andrews after the third round. now on bbc news, the bbc explores the tiktok trend "turkeyteeth" in which young people are travelling to turkey to get a brand—new smile by shaving down their natural teeth. a warning this programme contains images of dental procedures. another beauty trend is taking off on social media. it's all about getting that perfect smile by shaving down your own natural teeth. people travel all over the world for their cosmetic dental needs, and one destination seems to top the list — turkey. on tiktok alone, the hashtag #turkeyteeth has over 100 million views. dental work there is much cheaper than the uk, there's sometimes a luxury hotel included in the price, and there are some quality dentists out there. but if you're thinking of doing this to your teeth, there are some things you need to know. i don't regret any of it. i'd do it again and again and again and again. i've turkey teeth and i'm proud of it. laying in bed, crying: _ as to what the- i was thinking getting these teeth done.

mcilroy is a four time major winner but his last was in 2014. i love that i've got so much support, that's wonderful. but at the same time, i need to just keep on my own little world tomorrow and try to play a good round of golf and hopefully that's enough. i appreciate the support and i feel it and hopefully, i can get cheered on town that back nine tomorrow. it's day two of the world athletics championships in oregon. the women's ten thousand meters has just taken place. it was world record holder letesenbet gidey who won it. the ethiopian outsprinted kenyans hellenn 0biri and margaret kipkemboi to take gold. 0lympic champion sifan hussan, who won this title in doha two years ago, was fourth. there are two more matches in the women's european championship in england. denmark have to beat spain to reach the quarterfinals. goalless so far, whoever makes it through will face the hosts england in the quarters. germany are already sure of progressing as group winners, they are beating bottom side finland 3—0. that's all the sport for now. to sri

viktor hovland's bed fell away, whilst rory mcilroy could not produce when it mattered. with every putt that did not drop, it sucks the life out of the record crowd here, and eventually rory mcilroy�*s atm major drought continues. we will remember this week for record crowds, for tiger woods making an emotional walk of the 18th, but we will also remember it for an australian with his own inimitable style becoming golf�*s latest major champion. —— an emotional walk up the 18th. india have won the one—day series against england. they bowled first in manchester and took early wickets, jonny bairstow and joe root were both out for ducks, captain jos buttler top scored with 60, but they were all out for 259 in the 46th over. an unbeaten 125 from risabh pant saw them home with nearly eight overs to spare. they won by five wickets. they also won the t20 series against england. pakistan's babar azam scored 119 on the second day of the first test against sri lanka in galle. but his was the only significant score as they were dismissed for 218. prabath jayasuriya took fi

and in golf — rory mcilroy and viktor hovland share the lead at st andrews after the third round. hello, good afternoon. an amber warning for extreme heat has come into force for most of england and parts of wales, ahead of record temperatures forecast for the coming days. the alert will extend to southern scotland from tomorrow, when the warning in parts of england will rise to red. it comes with predictions of record temperatures of up to 41 celsius. our correspondent jon donnison reports. an amber heat warning for much of the country, so what better to do than limber up for a half marathon? runners in london's richmond park undeterred, with hydration the order of the day. stayed cool yesterday by drinking lots of water all day. we are wearing as little clothing today as possible. we've got a support group who's going to feed us water and sweets along the way as well. wearing a cap and putting sun cream on and, yeah, just staying hydrated. on bournemouth beach this weekend, they're expecting 100,000 visitors, with people here seemingly unconcerned about the extreme heat forecast

smith came from four shots back on the final day, rory mcilroy, at the tournament he called golf�*s holy grail, he just couldn't produce when it mattered. this with every putt that didn't drop, it sucked the life out of the record crowd here and eventually mcilroy whose eight years major drought continues. we will remember this week for record crowds, low scores, for tiger woods making an emotional walk up the 18th but we will also remember it for an australian with his own inimitable style becoming golf�*s latest major champion. tony meyer is golf australia's state high performance manager in queensland, and has played a significant role in developing cameron and his golf. hejoins us now, from brisbane. tony, very good to see you. i have to ask you first of all, you were up in the early hours, weren't you? tell me?- weren't you? tell me? yes, it certainly _ weren't you? tell me? yes, it certainly was. _ weren't you? tell me? yes, it certainly was. not _ weren't you? tell me? yes, it certainly was. not a _ weren't you? tell me? yes, it certainly was. not a lot i weren't you? tell me? y

rory mcilroy tees off at three p m. tiger woods is still out there somewhere but he won't make the cut. he will not be joining but he won't make the cut. he will not bejoining us here at but he won't make the cut. he will not be joining us here at the weekend. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. as we've been hearing, earlier today the met office issued an unprecedented read extreme heat warning for parts of england with the peak of the heatwave due to come through monday and tuesday. the red warning because many of england's largest cities. meanwhile, amber warnings for

rory mcilroy started the day three shots off the lead, but he�*s now got a share of it. watching the third round unfold at st andrews is ben croucher (— what a few hours it�*s been there ben — all change at the top? i will tell you what, the opening here at saint andrews has seen some famous moments and some famous winners in years gone by. tiger woods, could rory mcelroy at now add his name to that is illustrious list? leading the open by one shot with three to go of his third round, what a saturday it has been for the northern irishman. the ten days where the magic happened. an eagle from the bunker, he was pumped all right, that has given him a one—shot lead over victor haviland. his playing partner today who started alongside mcelroy on ten under par. he made four straight birdies on his front nine, i really impressive in amongst all of that as well. but the wind hasjust amongst all of that as well. but the wind has just started to pick up amongst all of that as well. but the wind hasjust started to pick up in the last 10—15 minutes or so, so there is still

well, mcilroy stayed right in touch. 10—under par. it's got the line. well set. suddenly, a contender emerges from thin air, from nowhere, from norway — viktor hovland. yeah, you're in the mix. what a shot. the young man to catch is australia's cameron smith. this eagle putt took him to 13—under par and to the top of the leaderboard. only the better scoring players stay for the weekend. tiger woods, 9—over par, knew his open was over as he strode up the 18th. he doesn't know when or if he will be back, and all those emotions could not be concealed. joe wilson, bbc news, at st andrews. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. let's start with an aspect of this we haven't talked about yet on the programme and that is just how warm the temperatures are going to be at night. let me show you some numbers from 10pm on monday, when you're getting ready to go to bed, some spots are still close to 30 celsius, what can you say? it is easy to look at this as a thing of wonder but of course it is a thing of worry and thatis course it is a thing of worry and

rory mcilroy took the lead from him on 10. rory, we are having a theme here. holding out for eagle. rory has finished in the top 10 in each of this year's first three majors but hasn't won since 2014 and since mentioning an eagle he and hoblin are tied for the lead. four shots clear of the field entering the final round. and finally the most important race of the week, off the grid weiner dog races. daphne finished second. i'm shocked you didn't ask for a replay. >> you know, she had trained for weeks. she lost two years of racing due to the pandemic. she was tempted by a squeaky ball and what you see is her eating a dry duck head. whatever it takes to win. she is a champion in my heart always. >> that looks like fun. i've covered the wnba finals, super bowl runs and that was the best, right? >> you are a versatile guy. thanks for getting that in. >> yep. >> see you next time. >> southern california is flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we al

and at golf�*s open — rory mcilroy and viktor hovland share a lead at st andrews after the third round. ben brown taking over at 2, with more on all of those stories. right now on bbc news though — the travel show. this week on the show... on—board the world's biggest civilian hospital ship. where would you like to go, do you have any ideas? aruba. 0h, nice, aruba! i like that. greening up your trip while staying in the black. affordable travel is definitely green travel. and building a record breaker in the himalayas. when covid swept the world back in 2020, shutting borders and grounding flights, holiday—makers weren't the only travellers to be stuck at home. many overseas volunteering projects were also locked down. in fact, voluntourism provider projects abroad say numbers will not be back to normal until 202a. but moored in the harbour of senegal�*s capital dakar could be just the thing to kick—start the sector once more. so this is global mercy. 0h, mind the step. it is only a couple of months old — as you can see, it is still sparkling and new, it is manned completel

as rory mcilroy was left to rue what might have been. he had led for much of the day and some great early play saw him move two shots clear of the field and looking like ending his eight—year wait for a major. but smith produced a stunning back nine, where he made a whopping six birdies, including one on the 18th to finish on 20—under—par, two shots ahead of mcilroy and one clear of america's cameron young. i'm only human. at the end of the day, i'm not a robot. of course you think about it and you envision it. you want to envision it. my hotel room is directly opposite the big yellow board on 18 there, right at the first. every morning, i look out and try to envision mcilroy as top name on the leaderboard and how that feels. at the start of today it was at the top. but at the start of tomorrow, it won't be. well, it was case of what might have been for dina asher—smith — the british sprinter was upset after her fourth placed finish in the 100 metres at the world championships. a race won by shelly—ann fraser—pryce who's be