wins out of four in the group stage. despite a disappointing start to the season in england, manchester united are also through to the last 32 of the europa league. mason greenwood set them on the way to victory, over pa rtizan belgrade. anthony martial and marcus rashford also scored either side of the break as united won 3 nil at old trafford, to qualify for the knockout stage with two games to spare. that was the reason we played the three of them as well. we felt if we played a strong team, create chances and we need the players out there to ta ke and we need the players out there to take them, very pleased with all those finishes. all three goals were high class. of course, quite a few more as well. the first one settles that one, i think. celtic are through to the last 32 after coming from behind to win at lazio. ciro immobile scored the opening goal after only 7 minutes. by half time, the visitors were level james forrest with the equaliser for the scottish champio
hello and welcome. i m katty kay in new york and christian fraser is in london. president trump has his inconsistencies but not when it comes to iran. on the nuclear deal, mr trump has been entirely consistent. it s an embarrasment, the worst deal america s ever made, he s said. so, today, as he prepares to announce the future of that deal, why is there any doubt about what he will actually do? we expect the speech tomorrow, and reports suggest he will say the deal‘s not in america s interest. but he s unlikely to pull out of it, leaving that decision to congress. according to this morning s washington post, the president threw a fit when his secretary of state, rex tillerson, and defence secretaryjim mattis tried to convince him the nuclear deal was working. in a bid to placate him, those closest to the president have come up with a fudge. tomorrow, it is expected he will de certify the deal, but the decision on whether to reintroduce sanctions will rest with congress. n
it s not just security. it s defense. bae systems. he stands in bronze, a short drive from the oakmont links he s played so many times across decades. his hometown of latrobe, pennsylvania, named the city s airport in honor of this native son, who took wings in champion golf to the world. to the players of yesterday and today, and he soon turned 87. arnold palmer s legacy far outreaches the more than 100 titles around the globe. arnie s army, his legion of fans on both sides of the camera, was born when television came as age and he performed. the days of sunday charges, the roar of the galley, he thrilled millions. and in latrobe where it all began, there in bronze is a golfer who took to the sky with club in hand. and here s that photo, iconic in the history of golf. 1962, the end of an 18-hole playoff. won by jack nicklaus. arnold palmer said at the end of that now that the big guy is out of his cage, everyone better run for cover. that was palmer about nicklaus. we ju
we re down 102 at the moment. everything got we ve climbed back a little bit. dow down 103. s&p, you wafkly are down for the year now. about 2.5%. we ve dropped at the open. there were a number of sectors that were notably weak today. a lot of comments. i want to show you retail stocks right now. deckers also on the weak side. a lot of these stocks have been hit badly, and they are not showing any signs of recovering at this point. home builders we did have the national association of homebuilder, home market index weaker than expected. these are big dwee clinz here. unusual for the builders to move this much. no big catalysts, but all of them just down. some a little more volume than others. then energy stocks. you get that whenever you get that all the big energy names are to the down side. one group on the up side, simon. delta did beat on the earnings and they talk about $2 billion in fuel savings in 2015. faebl a company talking about the head winds that you are goin
you would say, hey, he has the advantage. but in a three-hole playoff i down say that s the case. a regular u.s. open, they go with a 18-hole play job but three hole aggregate also being instituted in the united states women s open championship. we get another example of it for the second time in the u.s. senior open. so they re still making their way out to the par 4 16th. we will have this start when we come back to oak tree in just a moment. stay with us. meanwhile, we playoff between colin montgomerie and gene sauers, this will be the last event on this sunday in the world of golf to be decided. congratulations to another savannah native brian harman who earlier today earned this first pga tour win in the john deere classic. one shot victory over zach johnson. like gene sauers, a savannah native. congratulations. to analyze the three holes, 16 and 18 are very difficult driving holes. 17, the par 3, probably not as tough as it s played all week. the pin s in a very