once again, here's keith morrison. >>> detective john o'brien and ty labay had a problem. tant witness that wouldn't talk. chandrika creech clammed up. but there's more than one way to get a story. they found an associate of john creech's, someone who knew chandy and convinced him to wear a wire and meet with her. it worked. >> do you want to know the story? >> yeah. >> reporter: once chandy felt safe, she spilled it. all of it. how she and gavin met in secret at that secluded cul-de-sac. got close in gavin's car. >> all of a sudden the door opens and john just goes like -- and i was like, i pushed myself out this way, got out the driver's side. >> reporter: creech burst in like a machine said chandy, started slugging, wouldn't quit. >> i was like, stop it, you're going to kill him. i was like screaming my head off. he comes out of the car and he goes, you're next and then i drove off. >> reporter: she was terrified, she said, afraid he'd kill her, too, or tell the cops she set the whole thing up. so, did she? again and again the detectives listened to the undercover tape.

former winners mark selby and john higgins both made it through. higgins easing past fergal o'brienes to one. that is all the sport from us at the moment. you will see you again soon. goodbye. hello. yesterday was a particularly chilly day for the time of year across central and eastern areas of england but over recent hours, those temperatures have been rising and so, tuesday, 6am, it will be much warmer than it was the one was part of the day yesterday, believe it or not, and the changes have been brought around by this warm front that has crossed the uk, south—westerly winds follow and that is what has been boosting the temperatures. a lot of cloud across the uk right now and some quite low, missed until fog around and we have more persistent rain to come for northern ireland and scotland, so the kind of temperatures as we start the kind of temperatures as we start the day on tuesday. a lot of cloud around andi the day on tuesday. a lot of cloud around and i suspect we will see a few breaks in the cloud particularly for south—east england and east anglia for a time in the morning

former winners mark selby and john higgins both made it through — higgins easing past fergal o'brienhe moment. we'll see you again soon. bye— bye. hello there. monday was really quite a chilly day, particularly so across central and eastern england, where temperatures quite widely only got to around 7—8 celsius — just six there in north yorkshire. but one of the things that brings us the biggest temperature rises this time of year are warm fronts. and we've had one of those across the country, south—westerly winds have been following, and hour by hour we've seen those temperatures rise recently — such that by the time we get to tuesday, 6am, those temperatures will be far higher than the highest temperatures we had all day yesterday, at around 10—11 celsius quite widely. so milder air is on the way, south—westerly winds to thank for that. but we'll also have this weather front which will be one of these slow—moving weather fronts — it's bringing rain at the moment in northern ireland and scotland, and it will continue to rain for these areas through much of the day on tuesday, as wel

but o'brien says, we had exactly two truly funny presidents. abraham lincoln and john f. kennedy. and he is right about that actually. it's not to say that other presidents haven't had a sense of humor. but not as will be involved that as we have seen with these two. i think it's an ironic sense . kind of self-deprecating sense of humor which i think he used to greatness. maybe especially the white house. he held this particular skill. you see and to some extent earlier as well. and it's kind of a service quality to him as well. and maybe in part, i'm sure, the people can can explain it better. so part of me, and may also have something to do with these maladies that he had. and poking fun at them and not taking himself too seriously. this made sense with also winning strategy, people liked it. it can't fully explain where it came from. but there is no question that it is there. and it is key to understanding him. george: we didn't talk about bobby but two questions that i'm interested in this wind did jack see bobby's talent and what did jack think of bobby's work for the committ

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but o'brien says, we've had exactly two truly funny presidents. abraham lincoln and john f. kennedy. he's right about that, actually. it's not to say that other presidents haven't had a sense you have humor, but not as well developed as we see with these two. i think it's an ironic sense of humor. it's a kind of self-deprecating sense of humor, which i think he used to great effect maybe especially in the white house and he honed this particular skill and you see it earlier to, and it's a kind of absurdist quality to it at times as well. maybe in part, i'm sure this is inborn, people can probably, who know more about this than i do, can explain it, it may be in-born and it may have something to do with the maladies that he had, poking fun at them and not taking himself too seriously made sense, was also a winning strategy. people liked it. i can't fully explain where it came from, but there's no question that it's there and it's key to understanding him. >> we didn't talk about bobby, but two questioners are interested in when did jack see bobby's political talent and what d

john higgins is through to round two, beating an out—of—sorts fergal o'brien by six frames to one.ll. of 2000 in tier 1 and two. indoor sports as well. of 2000 in tier1 and two. snooker could benefit. diet as well. it's good to see that slowly we are seeing those fa ns see that slowly we are seeing those fans return. there is a long way to 90, fans return. there is a long way to go, of course. and perhaps with premier league clubs it may not make a difference. but the lower league clu bs a difference. but the lower league clubs will benefit. still waiting to hear what tier everybody will be going into. more football for you now. football matches this season haven't been the same without fans, and you might have noticed teams haven't been allowed mascots either. well, one top—flight club found a way round that — making one young fan's dream come true. before sunday's match with arsenal, leeds united allowed 13—year—old elliot metcalfe, who has cancer, and his sister verity, tojoin his beloved team as they walked out of the tunnel — all courtesy of a live feed. let's take a look. hi,

have conan o'brien, a marvelous essay about jfk's sense of humor but o'brien says we had two funny presidents, abraham lincoln and john f. kennedy and he is right about that. not to say other presidents haven't had a sense of humor but it is not been as well developed as we see with these two. it is a kind of self-deprecating sense of humor which he used to great effect, especially in the white house. he honed this particular skill. you see it to some extent earlier, there was an absurdist quality may be in part this is inborn, people can explain it. these maladies that he had, poking fun at them and not taking himself too seriously made sense, was a winning strategy, people liked it. i can't fully explain where it came from but there is no question it is there and key to understanding. >> we didn't talk about bobby, the two questionnaires are interested in when did jack sue bobby's political talent, what did jack think of bobby's work for the mccarthy committee alongside work own? >> he certainly saw bobby's words as a political strategist, a campaign manager running a campaign, he saw in 52, the campaign was flounde