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he was put in a i pie by mrs mcgregor, now run along and don't _ pie by mrs mcgregor, now run along and_ and don't get into mischief. now, for the first time, victoria - and don't get into mischief. now, for the first time, victoria and - for the first time, victoria and albert museum is delving into the. we behind the woman who wrote the much loved children's books. most people don't know beatrix potter as an author and an illustrator creating stories like this one, the tale of peter rabbit, however this exhibition shows she was so much more than that, from a scientist to an award—winning sheep farmer. she loves the hardwick sheep, which are a traditional lake district breed, and she ensured that this traditional breed would be protected. so, by buying up working farms, she made sure they stayed as traditional working farms and that they weren't taken over by developers for holiday homes or anything. before that, miss potter lived in south kensington. she loved collecting shells, rocks and fossils, studying them under the microscope. and, as a budding illustrator, she visited this muse

i heard your last guest, i feel that i need to correct some of things that colonel mcgregor said.gh time there were so many distortions in what he said, and sounding like an aol -- i don't think that anyone here knows how far putin wants to go. i think that the world has seen what putin is capable of. to blame nato membership for what we've seen putin unleash, we have seen his own words he is speaking with czarist terms, what he said was so distorted, i feel our audience needs to know the truth. in terms of putin, i have known and seen vladimir putin operate since 1999. when i was based in moscow for fox. that is where i started my career with fox, vladimir putin a former kgb agent, he has been laying ground work for this, whether invading georgia in 2008. and kind of appeasement talk to colonel mcgreger who should know better, when he was in government he advised president trump to pull all u.s. troops out of germany, that kind of projection of weakness made putin think he could move into a sovereign country like ukraine. trey: it takes a lot to surprise me at my age, i was surpr

nesta mcgregor has more.f england were out of tune last week, then italy are often the perfect opponents to get you back on song. the olympic stadium in rome pitch—perfect to conduct a masterpiece. a breakthrough didn't take long. marcus smith opening the scoring. the fly—half is dubbed as one for the future, but not a bad present as he turns 23 tomorrow. as expected, england produced a dominant first half. two more tries from their number two jamie george made it convincing at the break. the performance of eddiejones�*s group must have been music to his ears. england would put more points on the board, but the second half was always going to be about ben youngs — this appearance a men's record 114th cap, the joint—most alongside world cup—winning propjason leonard. hardly a classic, then, but a performance which hit a few of the right notes. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. so the second weekend is complete in the six nations. here's a look at the six nations. here's a look at the table. france are the only remaini

nesta mcgregor reports.rfect opponents to get you back on song. the olympic stadium in rome pitch—perfect to conduct a masterpiece. a breakthrough didn't take long. marcus smith opening the scoring. the fly—half is dubbed as one for the future, but not a bad present as he turns 23 tomorrow. as expected, england produced a dominant first half. two more tries from their number two jamie george made it convincing at the break. the performance of eddiejones's group must have been music to his ears. england would put more points on the board, but the second half was always going to be about ben youngs — this appearance a men's record 114th cap, thejoint—most alongside world cup—winning propjason leonard. hardly a classic, then, but a performance which hit a few of the right notes. experienced players, they are coming back into the team and they want to be part of it. they can feel there is something exciting happening and they want to be part of it and the young guys are pushing them hard. next for the england ba

here's nesta mcgregor. super bowl lvi. the location — los angeles.row of a ball from hollywood. for the two teams, there's no more rehearsing — it's time for lights, camera, action. we're going to the super bowl! on the field, the la rams have a home advantage over the cincinnati bengals. odell beckham jr could be key to any rams success. seven years ago he made this one—handed catch, said to be the greatest ever in the nfl. he now feels, though, he has given the fans something else to remember him for. there was a part of me that wanted to prove people wrong more than ijust wanted to be myself and prove myself right. so i definitely feel a weight lifted off my shoulders. the bengals will be heavily reliant on their young quarterback, joe burrow. in two years, he's taken them from being one of the worst teams in the league to potential champions. i think what separates teams at the top is the trust and the relationships that you build in that locker room that will end up carrying out onto the field, and we have great people like that, that work reall

nesta mcgregor was watching.tballing rivalry more than 100 years old, leeds united versus manchester united very rarely fails to live up to the pre—game hype. the games opening goal, harry maguire. in a week where he has had to shrug off rumours about losing the captaincy, he shrugs off his man to head home. jayden sancho picked out fernandez, the peak of picked the ball out of the net. leeads handed a lifeline. cross or shot? there was hardly any time to debate, because less than 60 seconds later, it was 2—2. manchester united clearly startled, then made adjustments. fred, a second—half sub, was on the right place with his left foot to blast the team into the front. one of the moment is to much will be remembered for, though, this bit of skill from bruno fernandes. the teenager and his team—mates keen to show outsiders they are united. at half—time we were fully aware that we have to always be on the front foot, we conceded two goals within two minutes and that change the whole game. the atmosphere was amazing o

if you get to study with james mcgregor burns at williams college, you cannot do better.athan: why do you know this? tom: this is what i live. i studied with egon stark, anaerobic bacteria. [laughter] jonathan: every single time. i have immense respect for how intelligent you are. you know things i would never team of thinking about learning. when you say things like that -- [laughter] i used to drink when i was a kid. i'll ask him off the record another time. stocks down 8%. tom: are we done? coming up, australian curling. bloomberg question correspondent, joe, we've been talking about the linkage of economics and politics, great conversation on the pandemic. what is the to do list for the people assisting the president? what is the mandate for february into march? joe: watch the numbers go down is the hope. it is interesting to see headlines from yesterday, from the view of the white house, jen psaki was asked about this in the briefing. what is going on in new jersey, and connecticut, delaware? democratic governors are saying with the mask mandate, let's go back to loc

doug mcgregor is a retired u.s. army colonel and one of the people we trust to give us real information. we're happy to have him on tonight. thanks for coming on. do you find it interesting that biden is saying ahead of time we have a moral obligation to do this because for some reason, but when we do it, it's going to make everything more expensive for you, mr. and mrs. america. >> well, president biden gave us a profound demonstration of his infinite ignorance of foreign affairs and especially russia. there are no grounds for hostility between us and russia. no grounds for conflict between us and russia. but if he's nevertheless managed to cultivate conflict and bad will. now, understand what's really happening today. half the population of russia was live or born during the time that ukraine was part of the soviet union. they tend to look at ukraine almost the same way we look at texas. in eastern ukraine the population is so thoroughly russian they have many relatives just on the other side of the border. but we

the minute we trust is retired colonel doug mcgregor.g tonight to make sense of all this. thanks so much for coming on. what you think is going to happen and what does it mean? >> well, first, tucker, let me just reiterate something. it like you and millions of americans, i really would prefer that the troops headed to eastern europe right now were headed to the mexican border. but i'm also very concerned that we find a way to avoid a conflict with russia. in the first thing we've to do is acknowledge that putin's basic point, not just his point, the russian government's point, which they've made for 25 years, is valid. they don't want u.s. forces and missiles and nato troops immediately across the border in eastern ukraine. absolutely. we didn't want them in cuba, he doesn't want them in eastern ukraine. we should acknowledge that. stop pretending it's a nonissue. it is a major issue for them. let's acknowledge it. and then let's get down to business and tell them fine, our concern at this point is we don't want you to proceed west towa

nesta mcgregor has more.week, then italy are often the perfect opponents to get you back on song. the olympic stadium in rome pitch—perfect to conduct a masterpiece. a breakthrough didn't take long. marcus smith opening the scoring. the fly—half is dubbed as one for the future, but not a bad present as he turns 23 tomorrow. as expected, england produced a dominant first half.

if alan mcgregor took any blame for the opener, that was quickly erased, saving not only once, but twicemeans. rangers needed have time to regroup, but celtic weren't finished yet. 3—0. the champions did regroup slightly in the second half and nearly got a goal back. so close from ryanjack. but it was celtic�*s night, and is they go top of the table, could it be celtic four season? craig templeton, bbc news quote. great goals there. chelsea continued their defence of the women's league cup with a semi—final tonight by beating manchester united 3—1. all the goals came in the first half at kingsmeadow. jess carter rounded off the scoring for emma hayes's side five minutes before the interval. united ended the match with ten players, after sophie baggaley was sent off for this foul on sam kerr. cardiff pulled further clear of the championship relegation zone in one of two matches in the division. they beat bottom side barnsley 1—0 — uche ikpeazu with a debut goal off the bench in the second half for cardiff's second win in four days. and huddersfield kept their push for promotion with a 2—0

glen mcgregor, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> thanks, laura. >>> you know, as i mentioned, there are concerns about this coming to the u.s. this is not just an issue happening in canada. we cannot lose sight of the fact that obviously what happens in one area of of north america obviously comes down here as well. and we're already seeing this. and as soon as even this weekend when we have the super bowl here in the states, we know that this might actually impact that as well. i want to bring in former deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe on this issue. andrew mccabe, nice seeing you. good to see you. every time i talk to you, though, it's an issue that's happening, a security issue. so hopefully one day you and i can have a conversation that's far more lighthearted, my friend. but for now here we are again. and we know in the u.s. the impact of maybe a convoy of sorts converging on a government structure or even the capitol in the city. what are you hearing right now in terms of how this might be coming an

nesta mcgregor was watching the action for us.ance to justify his manager's selection but from point—blank range, he shot over. better luck next time. it wouldn't be long to wait. shortly after, the german thought he had scored but the keeper had other ideas. third time is said to be a charm and that proved to be the case. from the resulting corner... much to his managers delight. lille were second best for most of the game and early in the second half it was 2—0. the ball was carried a length of the field before this core finish. his dance moves? less cool. 0ne eye on the quarterfinals. in tonight's other match, villarreal drew 1—1 at home to juventus. juventus took the lead almost from kick—off. dusan vlahovic scoring 32 seconds into his maiden outingin europe's premier competition, the quickest ever by a champions league debutant. villarreal equalised midway through the second half, dani parejo getting onto etienne capoue's fabulous pass. they pressed for a winner but 1—1 is how it finished. the bbc understands uefa are almost

the hammers miss the chance to move into the top four, as nesta mcgregor reports. but raining cats and dogs also perfectly summed up the weather in east london. category a, those who hated it, category b, those who loved it. west ham, pushing for europe, newcastle, pulling towards safety. it was the hammers who threatened first. the bar denying bowen. shortly after, they did take the lead. craig dawson using his head to score, then his knees for the celebration. on the stroke of half—time, though, newcastle were level, declan rice failed to clear, joe willock took advantage. the ball a whisker over the line. the first half was littered with chances, but after the break, the rain and the goal action both dried up. david moyes unable to hide his disappointment, as west ham waste another chance to break into the top four. in the end, a hard—fought point each, which probably best pleased at the magpies. there was a big win for arsenal, who got revenge over brentford, the team who beat them on the opening night of the premier league season. they won 2—1 at the emirates,

nesta mcgregor reports.a masterpiece. a breakthrough didn't take long. marcus smith opening the scoring. the fly—half is dubbed as one for the future but not a bad present as he turns 23 tomorrow. as expected, england produced a dominant first half, two more tries from their number two jamie george made it convincing at the break. the performance of eddiejones's group must have been music to his ears. england would put more points on the board but the second half was always going to be about ben youngs. a men's record 114th cap, the joint most alongside world cup winning p"°p most alongside world cup winning propjason leonard. hardly a classic but a performance which hit a few of the right notes. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. liverpool have cut manchester city's lead in the premier league to nine points again. they won 1—0 at burnley. three weeks ago, newcastle united had only won once all season. they have now won three in a row to pull themselves four points clear of the relegation zone. kieran trippier with t

nesta mcgregor was watching the action for us.ge, he shot over. better luck next time. it wouldn't be long to wait. shortly after, the german thought he had scored but the keeper had other ideas. third time is said to be a charm and that proved to be the case. from the resulting corner... much to his managers delight. lille were second best for most of the game and early in the second half it was 2—0. the ball was carried a length of the field before this core finish. his dance moves? less cool. one eye on the quarterfinals. in tonight's other match, villarreal drew 1—1 at home to juventus. juventus took the lead almost from kick—off. dusan vlahovic scoring 32 seconds into his maiden outingin europe's premier competition, the quickest ever by a champions league debutant. villarreal equalised midway through the second half, dani parejo getting onto etienne capoue's fabulous pass. they pressed for a winner but 1—1 is how it finished. the bbc understands uefa are almost certain to move the venue for this year's champions league final

also joining us tonight for is perspective, retired army colonel douglas mcgregor. i know you have a different perspective. i'm trying to get a wide diversity of opinions. i think you feel this will be over rather quickly. i disagree. but i would love to hear you make the case. >> i think you have to understand that president putin gave strict orders to the forces going into ukraine that they were to avoid as much as possible killing civilians, tried to persuade ukrainian forces they faced to surrender. the ones that did they said put down your arms, you can go home. he doesn't want to damage much of the infrastructure because he doesn't want to rebuild everything. he has been throw to move on kyiv for two reasons. it's the cradle of russian orthodox christianity and civilization. he doesn't want to damage city. he wants to induce zelensky to consider capitulation. if he keeps this up and persuades more people to go out and fight, he will have a bloodbath on his hands. for 24 hours in kyiv he stopped. they reached the outskirts of kyiv in seven hours, then sat. thes

the hammers miss the chance to move into the top four — as nesta mcgregor reports.cats and dogs also perfectly summed up the weather in east london. category a, those who hated it, category b and those who hated it, category b and those who hated it, category b and those who loved it. west ham are pushing for europe, newcastle pulling towards safety. it was the hammers who threatened first. the bar denying jarrod bowen. shortly after, they did take the lead with craig dawson using his head to score, then his knees for the celebration. 0n the stroke of half—time, newcastle were level, declan rice failed to clear and joe willock took advantage. the ball a whisker over the line. the first half was littered with chances, but after the break, the rain and the goal action both dried up. david moyes unable to hide his disappointment as west ham wasted another chance to break into the top four stop in the end, a hard—fought point each, which probably best pleased at the magpies. eight games in total, across the premier league. leaders manchester city host spurs later. liver

nesta mcgregor reports.up in the uk, england, 1966, and we all know how that went. ., ,., england, 1966, and we all know how that went. ., , ., , that went. there are some people in the its, that went. there are some people in the pits. they _ that went. there are some people in the pits, they think _ that went. there are some people in the pits, they think it _ that went. there are some people in the pits, they think it is _ that went. there are some people in the pits, they think it is all - the pits, they think it is all over... ,, . ., , over... since then there have been efforts to bring _ over... since then there have been efforts to bring the _ over... since then there have been efforts to bring the world - over... since then there have been efforts to bring the world cup - efforts to bring the world cup "home". prince william and david beckham are part of the fa campaign to host the 2018 tournament. but, that went to russia. so, with 2030 in mind, the hope was that a joint uk bid might be seen by fif

if alan mcgregor took any blame for the opener, that was quickly erased, saving not only once, but twice*s season? craig templeton, bbc news. great goals there. chelsea continued their defence of the women�*s league cup with a semi—final tonight by beating manchester united 3—1. all the goals came in the first half at kingsmeadow. jess carter rounded off the scoring for emma hayes�*s side five minutes before the interval. united ended the match with ten players, after sophie baggaley was sent off for this foul on sam kerr. cardiff pulled further clear of the championship relegation zone in one of two matches in the division. they beat bottom side barnsley i—0 — uche ikpeazu with a debut goal off the bench in the second half for cardiff�*s second win in four days. and huddersfield kept their push for promotion with a 2—0 win over derby. staying with the championship, west bromwich albion have sacked boss valerien ismael. he had taken them to fifth in the league, but fans have voiced concerns over his style of football. steve bruce has emerged as the favourite to take over. he�*s been out

ewan mcgregor as the jedi and -- as the apprentice before he turned to the dark side and became darther alert. this picks up a decade after the events of episode three and hits disney plus on may 25. disney is the parent company of abc 7. if you don't know this, you have had years to watch this. kumasi: dolly parton paying your college tuition bill? kind of, but it is still really cool. employees at dollywood will get 100% of tuition, books, and supplies covered in just a few weeks. dollywood's parent company is making it possible through a program called ro you -- grow you. employees can sign up on their first day of work. reggie: they have really good roller coasters there at dollywood. kumasi: that's nice. i am happy about this program, but that's nice to. reggie: it gets me thinking about dollywood. kumasi: i think everyone gets it. you don't have to wait, but it's nice. reggie: you don't have to pay back. she wouldn't do that to you. kumasi: [inaudible] reggie: i don't think that's the case. kumasi: she would never. reggie: but we need to change the song from working nine to four

no trailer yet for the ewan mcgregor series but it's set to premiere on disney plus. >> very excited.ited. >> john williams still doing it. >> still doing his thing. >> like his tenth time with that series. >> incredible. >> it's going to be so good. i know it. >> oh, my gosh, revenge of the nerds, you guys are so excited. >> called out. >> it's not being nerdy to like "star wars." janai, we love you. >>> now to our "gma" cover story. and the buzzy drama "inventing anna" telling the tale of anna sorokin. she pulled ambitious scams on new york's elite. this morning a woman who says she's one of her real-life victims opening up to "gma" and will carr has the story. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this is a story that's made for television. it involves a con artist who ripped off new york's elite. she was convicted, went to prison, sold her life story and now it is a hit show on netflix. this morning, controversy is swirling around the hit netflix series "inventing anna" which opens with the disclaimer, the story is completely true, except for the parts that are totally made up. >> i am

and they have an irish whiskey brand they bought from colin mcgregor. premium product to take home and it helped their business. sketchers, i think the greenberg family father-son team has done a great job. there are two share classes of sketchers. cheryl: mark travis, love the pick. we are down, markets will be closed on presidents' day. we'll see you then. >> welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. a bit of juggling as we open up our show. president biden is scheduled to speak right now at 4 *. we are tracking it. if there are any headlines we'll get to it. fan john thune for his comments on all these matters. let me begin, first of all,

joining me now is glen mcgregor, senior correspondent at ctv news.here after three weeks of these protests. you've been on the ground there all day. do you think this is the end of demonstrations? because it seems like things are really going on behind you. even still. >> that's what you guys do. you say everyone here is violent. it's the cops. tell the truth about justin trudeau. who's his daddy? >> reporter: this is a feature of these demonstrations, yasmin. we haven't seen in canada a whole lot, the maga movement in the united states, you've seen a lot of this kind of thing, but protesters not only see the occupation of the city for three weeks, increasingly turning their anger against journalists, we've seen a lot of our colleagues covering these protests being harassed, screamed at, as you can hear. this is the one thing, yasmin, that united states these groups that have been protesting here in ottawa for the last three weeks is the way they feel about the media, and they are venting it loudly and often as you can tell. so, we are -- apologize.

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if the answer to that is yes, then allan mcgregor quickly redeemed himself.ada 3—0. it's where you want to be and it doesn't mean you disrespect or dismiss the opposition. they are a good side. they have been on top all year, they've only lost one game. they are quality players, but we want to be a team that takes it to the opposition and if we do that, then we can take it to any opposition, i'm confident. a dream night for celtic, their first old firm win since 2019. they now lead the league. craig templeton, bbc news. chelsea women remain on course to defend their league cup title after beating manchester united 3—1 to progess to a third straight final. all the goals came in the first half at kingsmeadow. danish forward pernille harder scored the pick of the bunch. emma hayes�* side will face either spurs or manchester city in the final. liverpool fans could have lots of interest in the africa cup of nations final. mo salah and egypt face hosts cameroon later whilst sadio mane inspired senegal to victory over burkina faso in the other semi. the forward roun

later on the third hour, actor ewan mcgregor is going to be joining us live to bring us an exclusiveth the legendary shaun white and followed by us, the full "today show. you can watch again starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> and our crowd has been out here sirns the crack here since the crack of dawn and it is time to celebrate where is the nocera family your 50th birthday. >> jimmy. >> christina. >> is this your daddy? >> yes >> so you are not separating by yourself who else has a birthday with you? >> my twin brother joey. happy birthday i'll see you in virginia we'll have a beer together cheers. >> manassas, virginia, rocks any other birthdays out here >> a 50th. >> nicki in the house. came to celebrate. >> all right >> i knew we had another 50th. >> mr. roker got a check of the weather? >> all right >> hey, super bowl is coming up and you know what we want to look at why and show you in a second the top five warmest super bowls, warmest ever january 14th, 1973, l.a., 85, san diego, down into miami. guess what? the super bowl on sunday on nbc and peacock, kickoff 84 degrees at sof

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no place in the side last night for their star striker as nesta mcgregor reports.'t be long to wait. shortly after, the german thought he'd scored — the lille keeper had other ideas. they say third time's the charm, and that proved to be the case. from the resulting corner, havertz nodded in hakim ziyech's cross, much to his relief and his manager's delight. lille were second—best for most of the game, and early in the second half it was 2—0. n'golo kante — as he often does — carried the ball the length of the field. christian pulisic applied the cool finish. his dance moves perhaps less cool. chelsea comfortable winners at home and surely one eye already on the quarterfinals. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. he certainly enjoyed it. i am not sure romelu lukaku did. here was thomas tuchel�*s reasoning for not including their £97 million striker. not only mentally tired, but also physically tired, which i can understand — he played, i think, since the liverpool game and he started every match for us and then there were some extra times in it, as well. and for sunday, we ha

nesta mcgregor reports. on a joint bid for euro 2028. behalf of the five associations. turning their attention to a joint bid for euro 2028, citing a smaller tournament would cost less to deliver and the benefits realised sooner. it deliver and the benefits realised sooner. ., , ., sooner. it would be great if we get it and backing _ sooner. it would be great if we get it and backing away _ sooner. it would be great if we get it and backing away from _ sooner. it would be great if we get it and backing away from the - sooner. it would be great if we get| it and backing away from the world cup makes it more possible for us to get the euros in 2028 and i shall be more than happy with that. the get the euros in 2028 and i shall be more than happy with that.- more than happy with that. the fa hasn't ruled _ more than happy with that. the fa hasn't ruled out _ more than happy with that. the fa hasn't ruled out bidding _ more than happy with that. the fa hasn't ruled out bidding for - more than happy with that. the fa hasn't ruled out bidding

if the keeper could have i done better, then the answer was yes with mcgregor doing a double save.de and have been on top all year and only lost one game and have quality players and we know that but we want to be a team that takes it to the opposition and if we do that, we can take it to any opposition. ads, opposition and if we do that, we can take it to any opposition.— take it to any opposition. a dream niuht for take it to any opposition. a dream night for celtic, _ take it to any opposition. a dream night for celtic, their _ take it to any opposition. a dream night for celtic, their first - take it to any opposition. a dream night for celtic, their first old i night for celtic, their first old firm win since 2019 and they now lead the league. now then, a day to go before the opening ceremony at the winter olympics, more qualifying action is under way today and we can get our first taste of the mountain air. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is in china for us this morning, great to see you. so much talk about having _ great to see you. so much talk about having to _ great to see y