john watson, bbc news. john watson reporting there.weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. focusing on the game in ayrshire tonight, how is it going to be? six or 7 degrees around kick—off time, not bad at all and the weather isn't too bad for most of us, high pressure in charge so dry for most and relatively mild, the temperature is continuing to rise through the course of the week. here is the big high pressure across europe, dominating the weather across much of the continent, we

john watson, bbc news. john watson reporting there. feeling a little bit hungry after looking at all of those pies. now time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. focusing on the game in ayrshire tonight, how is it going to be? six or 7 degrees around kick—off time, not bad at all and the weather isn't too bad for most of us, high pressure in charge so dry for most and relatively mild, the temperature is continuing to rise through the course of the week. here is the big high pressure across europe, dominating the weather across much of the continent, we are on the periphery of the high pressure, the wind blowing from the south, that means the air is coming from the south, relatively mild. not all that sunny, this morning there was quite a lot of cloud across the country but through the afternoon, sunshine for most, 9—12 the high temperatures around early afternoon. the forecast this evening is generally clear, some plants around ayrshire but generally, dry weather for most, towards the end of the night it will cloud ov

motty john watson of football. motty john watson has died at the age of 77.is match record, including 29 ea. match record, including 29 fa cup finals and ten world cups and ten european championships following the death of dickie davis. the game has lost another of its great broadcasting champions. but let's kick off today's programme with the latest from holyrood in edinburgh. nicola sturgeon is facing msps is the first time since her shock resignation. that's just crossed to edinburgh . new information which we are publishing to reveal that a patient in the borders tweeted 49 hours to be treated in accident. an emergency, someone in lanarkshire tweeted 54 hours and a patient in ayrshire tweeted . 60 hours accident, an tweeted. 60 hours accident, an emergency first minister that is two and a half ds in accident. an emergency, surely no one can defend that . so doesn't this defend that. so doesn't this confirm that humza yousaf isn't even up to the job he's got at the moment? first minister. firstly presiding officer, can i also take the opportunity to mark w

john watson hasjoined us john watson has joined us and john watson hasjoined us and he will never short—changein the final, liverpool were out for real revenge. but could they get it? well, just watch this. fantastic ball! first, darwin nunez sparked anfield euphoria with a moment of fantasy football and soon it was 2—0, thanks to a goalkeeping howler. 0h, he�*s made a mess! mo salah the scorer, but one thibaut courtois would probably rather forget. the drama had barely begun, though, as real madrid brilliantly hit back through viniciusjunior before he then levelled things up after another goalkeeping gaffe. alisson�*s blunder making it 2—2. and it was only halftime. and after it, guess what? first real took the lead through eder militao, before two goals from karim benzema completed a quite staggering turnaround. 5—2 to real madrid on a night when liverpool�*s dream start turned into a nightmare. well, what an incredible game that was. but for liverpool fans here, that won�*t be much consolation. they now have a huge mountain to climb in the second leg in madrid if they�*re to keep their cham

was that he was incredibly— about john watson was that he was incredibly well prepared. —— john motsonts put— do his preparation, his cardboard sheets put the information on every player _ sheets put the information on every player he _ sheets put the information on every player. he would think about things he said _ player. he would think about things he said he — player. he would think about things he said. hejust player. he would think about things he said. he just always pitched it right _ he said. he just always pitched it right he — he said. he just always pitched it right. he got the big goals right. he was— right. he got the big goals right. he was almost an anorak but he, and ithink— he was almost an anorak but he, and i think you _ he was almost an anorak but he, and i think you have got to be that a little _ i think you have got to be that a little bit — i think you have got to be that a little bit to be a commentator. john motson who has died at the age of 77. that's all from sportsday. they'll be more thoughout the evening on the bbc news channel. from myself and team, tha

john watson, who has died aged 77. now it's time for a look at the weather.ers, lots of cloud, with some showers around as well. during the day, if i show you the satellite imagery, we have got clouds starting to come in towards scotland and northern ireland, the cloud we have got further south is shifting southwards, so, brighter skies on the way. but the cloud we have at the way. but the cloud we have at the moment is bringing out sovereign, the heaviest bursts across devon and cornwall, starting to ease a little bit now. 0verall, to ease a little bit now. overall, the cloud will for a little bit, pushing down towards the english channel into the afternoon, but clouding over through scotland and northern ireland, outbreaks of becoming quite extensive, over the shetlands, the winds really well pick up. but lots of sunshine and light winds in the central swathe of the country. temperatures around 8-9, the country. temperatures around 8—9, not far off where we would expect at this stage in late february. tonight, wet and windy to begin with across scotland but

, but it sounds like john watson, but it is. coming from the man is.at speaking to. and one that i was speaking to. and one of memories have, of the funniest memories i have, i we'd done the i think after we'd done the luncheon, it was for the world. and this was back in november. and this was back in november. and sat and always and sat down. and he always liked a have a scotch liked to have a have a scotch after shut down after which. and we shut down and, a drink and he said, and, had a drink and he said, you know, paul, this is this is i really like. and i said, well, what's that? and you what's that? and he said, you don't want to sit down having a drink, about football drink, talking about football with and that with friends and that was probably i saw probably the last time i saw him. saw briefly at spurs him. i saw briefly at spurs a couple of weeks ago. but the last real conversation we had, what to go. but what a what a way to go. but what a legend, best there was. legend, just the best there was. and always rivalry and it was always that riv

cause another big upset when they take on falkirk in the next round. 0ur sports correspondent, john watson to guess what people are going to be eating at half time, is there? yeah, they're all going to be eating a kilmarnock pie at half time. let's try one. come on! can you tell us what's in the recipe? i know it's. .. this is... it's been in the family for generations. 0h, obviously, it's a secret recipe. but i'll tell you what. .. pies and football go hand in hand with each other. hits the spot. i tell you what, if you win later, ok, you beat falkirk and you make it through, are you going to make another world famous pie? a one—off pie to mark the occasion? well, it's a special occasion, and we're getting special pies. we'll be selling at the ground. and i'm quite sure soon we'll be having our own darvel pie at the game. love it. we'll be back to mark it. good. i'll tell you what. it's not just the football getting people off their feet here, is it? oh! commentator: what a night! and what a result! jordan, you scored the only goal on the night and you gave a great interview after that ga

coming up on john watson tonight as walk out wednesday forces the country into a mini lockdown , countrylockdown, all striking teachers jeopardising futures for a pay rise . britain strict is head rise. britain strict is head teacher catherine bubble saying joins live in the studio plus they'll be unfiltered opinion from the real world with lee anderson and top jim davidson unleashes on scheming trans madness . you won't want to . miss madness. you won't want to. miss 9 pm. to 11 pm. only on gb news news . it's that time of the day the gb news tavern has been declared open. it is time for talking pints i'm joined by entrepreneur rachel watkin rachel. welcome to the program . is now say that you the program. is now say that you had a tough probably the modern would be disadvantaged background would be something of an understatement wouldn't it. probably would , yes. i mean, it probably would, yes. i mean, it was in care for a bit and i was parents that were not particularly responsible and i read those parts of your background that i thought was really interesting. most people , most peop

coming up on john watson tonight as walk out wednesday forces the country into a mini lockdown , countrylockdown, all striking teachers jeopardising futures for a pay rise . britain strict is head rise. britain strict is head teacher catherine bubble saying joins live in the studio plus they'll be unfiltered opinion from the real world with lee anderson and top jim davidson unleashes on scheming trans madness . you won't want to . miss madness. you won't want to. miss 9 pm. to 11 pm. only on gb news news . it's that time of the day the gb news tavern has been declared open. it is time for talking pints i'm joined by entrepreneur rachel watkin rachel. welcome to the program . is now say that you the program. is now say that you had a tough probably the modern would be disadvantaged background would be something of an understatement wouldn't it. probably would , yes. i mean, it probably would, yes. i mean, it was in care for a bit and i was parents that were not particularly responsible and i read those parts of your background that i thought was really interesting. most people , most peop

back to you guys. >> john: charles watson out there in the waters off the coast of south carolina. the white house is on defensive after officials at the pentagon revealed spycraft was not the first time the china military has infiltrated u.s. air space with surveillance equipment. lucas tomlinson is live inside the white house briefing room where karine jean-pierre is set to take the podium any moment now. what's the atmosphere in the room there, lucas, a lot of questions on the tips of people's tongues? >> there sure are a lot of questions, john, including why this spy balloon was not shot down earlier. u.s. officials tell fox this was not the first brush with the chinese spycraft recently, one crashed off the coast of hawaii four months ago. congressman mike waltz from florida said the pentagon briefed about other instances as well. >> what we were told, there were multiple incursions over florida, one over texas, and separate reporting, we have not been able to ask about over hawaii and guam. so, what were the extent of these incursions. >> this exclusive fox video shows the mo

he has described john watson is a legend whose voice was football.atoes, peppers and cucumbers. she made her statement in response to an urgent question in the house of commons. we anticipate the situation will last about another 2—a weeks. it�*s important that we try and make sure that we get alternative sourcing options, and that�*s where the department has also been in discussion with the retailers. it is why there will be further discussions led by ministers as well, so that we can try and get over this and try and avoid similar situations in the future, even if we cannot control the weather. it is important that we try and make sure the supply continues to not be frustrated in quite the way it has been due to these unusual weather incidents. the environment secretary therese coffey speaking in the house of commons. more on one of our main story is this hour now, the news that over hundred and 60,000 people are seeking asylum and are caught in a back log and still waiting for their case to be decided. steve valdez—symonds from amnesty internation

john watson tonight as a bombshell poll reveals a majority of brits have lost faith in rishi sunak.ory victory in 2024? former brexit secretary david davis weighs in. plus, there'll be unfiltered opinion from our man of the people, charlie lawson , i'm political charlie lawson, i'm political firebrand. i'm widdecombe and he's britons. firebrand. i'm widdecombe and he's britons . aren't you a fight he's britons. aren't you a fight for a comeback . our royal for a comeback. our royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their no holds barred take. don't miss dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. only on . gb news head of p.m. only on. gb news head of the michelle dewberry. this is dewbs& co and i'm keeping you company till 7:00 tonight alongside me. the consultant alex dean and aaron bastoni, the founder of novara media. that's going to trouble me all night long. if you were watching the telly, then you just saw that promo, didn't you, for down the show charlie laws, i'm sure show with charlie laws, i'm sure he used to be coronation he used to be on coronation street. i

the sun dedicates their front page to the late football commentator john watson, who died yesterday atturnips as therese coffey for her comments regarding excuse me, the salad shortage was all for it. good on you, theresa. i'd like to see what liz kershaw and benjamin butterworth of it all morning. to new moody. let's kick off with liz should we over the party and the labour party's five missions just there's a great cartoon on the matt telegraph's front pages today it's pictures of butcher shop and the guys on the door and there's a big sign saying try out. great, i'll turn it off to veggie burgers. yeah, fair point. i'll be plump. best oh, i know. more on that in a bit with benjamin, but yeah. so keir starmer announced is five point plan for the nation and the contrast in and comparing it as we all are in the mail kids dreams rishi's wishes so build nhs fit for the future cesc here i get nhs waiting list done show people get the care they need more quickly, says rishi sunak keir starmer. a plan for the economy with an aim of securing the high sustained growth in the g7 group of devel

the bbc director—general has issued a statement saying john watson was the voice of a footballing generatione saturday nights and much of the day. —— john motson. like all the great spine the men, he had the right words at the right time for all the great moments, will rightly be remembered as a legendary figure in sports broadcasting, respected by those in the game, loved by fans and an inspiration to those who followed him in the commentary box. a fierce winter storm is causing widespread disruptions in the united states. so far, 75 million people in 28 states have been placed under weather warnings. airlines have been forced to cancel more than 1,700 flights. azaday moshiri reports. in some parts of the united states, life is come to a standstill. some states are feeling the brunt of the major storm. the snow has forced many schools and businesses to shut down. 0fficials many schools and businesses to shut down. officials are warning residents to avoid driving. down. officials are warning residents to avoid driving. unless ou residents to avoid driving. unless you legitimately _ residents

on a day when there were so many tributes tojohn watson, there would have been a great match ——john watsonm in any of the year at�*s top five leagues which can win four trophies. manchester united find out who they'll face in the round of 16 in the europa league later today after they came from behind to beat barcelona 2—1 at old trafford. it means they're still in the hunt to do the quadruple this season. jane dougall reports from old trafford. it's a magical manchester night for united! victory over a team of barcelona's calibre sums up the turnaround ten hag has performed. in fact, hope is reborn at manchester united. third in the league and a focus on other silverware too. we're one of the only teams in the league that are in all competitions, which is great so far. the quadruple is on. wow. a quadruple, not the quadruple but we can dream. _ manager erik ten hag has been credited with this revival, but the spanish giants had their own plans. they were given an early penalty after bruno fernandes was said to have pulled balde down. one of the best players in the world stepped up. robert

they're just so nice to see john bolton taking a break from flying to overthrow governance, to refuse to kish watson's backside, to kick back with an old friend, former ukranian president. petra, for a sango and lament all the wasted regime change opportunities at washington and nato passed up. you know, just are average banter between dudes between buddies, a guy, bolton, those so well that a couple of russian pranksters, vaughn and lexis were able to successfully impersonate them by sounding pretty much exactly like they did every other time they prank the other high profile western officials and the best and brightest brigade. bolton told the fake poor shinkel that mince agreements were terrible because they let europe pretend that the attacks on russell phones and the don bass were achieves responsibility. except that they were. and even if they weren't, when unrest broke out in syria due to isis and western back syrian rebels. bolton, and his neo con bodies argued that president bashar alice said needed to step down simply because he had lost control of the country through not his own fault. the

. >> gillian: charles watson in atlanta for us, thank you. >> john: bring in mark eiglarsh. of a two-edged sword for the defense, one hand, credence to the contention that the crime scene was contaminated by too many people walking around and then the other hand identifying alec's voice on that recording out by the kennels, a point he said he was not there. >> yeah, identifying his voice as being there is compelling. that's it. if you believe he was there, it not only shows that his alibi was not credible, but also that he was there, he had an opportunity. it blows out of the water that there might be someone else there to kill his wife and child. so yeah, a little bit of benefit, ok, he's crying, he fits the part, consistent with what his son buster said, daddy looked like he was upset, destroyed, either a victim or phenomenal actor. but what doesn't, what doesn't help the defense at all is someone saying that's his voice, he was at the scene, and thus he's a liar. >> john: in his opening statement defense attorney suggested that even if it is alec murdaugh who was heard on

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. >> ivan watson will stay on this in hong kong. thank you so much. john delury is a professor at chinese studies of yonsei university and the author of "agents of subversion: the fate of john t. downie and the cia's covert war in china." what do you make of their response? >> well, on the face of it with the facts we have so far, it strings belief to buy the chinese story. as you mentioned now, there's other balloons popping up. and the whole question of why china has another been forth coming with canada, with the united states, with other governments in the americas is about what these balloons are doing really casts a lot of doubt on their claim that it's for weather. hopefully something will come out of the search for the debris and that would allow the u.s. government provide, you know, kind of smoking-gun evidence. i would expect the chinese government to stick with their story no matter what is dredged up from the outer banks, you know, and to insist to the bitter end that this is innocent. so i think we're going to be stuck with two narratives, wh

watson news to cover. and of course, the really cold temperatures out there this morning. john triple have your full forecast in the weather center coming in the weather center coming up in 2 minutes. want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. one prilosec otc each morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. good morning. 06:00am on this wednesday. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher, right, harvey, and you would think we would start to warm up just because it's been such a very nice week. >> that's not the we've got chilly temperatures once again this morning. in fact, a little colder than yesterday, according to a john in the w

correspondentjohn watson has been to see how the ayrshire town is preparing for the game— and it does involve eating pies. come on, darvel. come on, darvel! come on, darvel. let's do it. so, john fantastic, yes. who would have thought when i took over the club seven years ago that we would get to this stage? we would beat aberdeen. we're now falkirk. into the quarter—finals. could this happen? well, i've done so well with my kilmarnock pie, why not do it with darvel? no need to guess what people are going to be eating at half time, is there? yeah, they're all going to be eating a kilmarnock pie at half time. let's try one. come on! can you tell us what's in the recipe? i know it's. .. this is... it's been in the family for generations. oh, obviously, it's a secret recipe. but i'll tell you what. .. pies and football go hand in hand with each other. hits the spot. i tell you what, if you win later, ok, you beat falkirk and you make it through, are you going to make another world famous pie? a one—off pie to mark the occasion? well, it's a special occasion, and we're getting special pies. we'll be selling at the ground. and i'm quite sure soon we'll be having our own darvel pie

couple of days ago as john does so people didn't know it was happening, except a reporter at "the wall street journal" sat in and watched this happen, and it sounds like carlos watsoname time? >> yeah, just great courthouse reporting from the journal real value, and having somebody sitting there in the eastern district waiting to see who comes through, right >> is your sense that this was spurred by goldman sachs initially? your reporting early on was about this now infamous phone call where either carlos watson or his colleague pretended to be a youtube executive, claiming that they had a special distribution deal with youtube when in fact they didn't and they pretended they were working at youtube how much of this do you think was instigated from -- because of that phone call >> that phone call is -- it was youtube, not goldman the google security team and i think it initially contacted the fbi. one of the most amazing things, this isn't in the reporting, but the way i first heard of this story was a source whowas not an executive of these institutions a number of very serious investors, people who watch it appear on this show had invested in the company, had vou