victory for steve clarke's side would see all four home nations represented. the talk of augusta, but bryson‘s found it tough going on the opening day of the masters. and also ahead tonight... we assess why british asians are so underrepresented in english football. they don't give you as much credit. they'lljust be like... they don't really see us as competitive players. good evening. a huge night of football ahead. scotland up against serbia in belgrade with a place at next summer's european championships at stake. we'll be there shortly. northern ireland have home advantage at windsor park in their play off final against slovakia. just over 1000 fans will be allowed in to watch. both kick offs at 7.a5. with wales and england sure of their places, could we see all home nations represented at next summer's euros? adam wild assesses the challenge facing both sides. they remain some of football's most enduring images. a teenage pele at the 1958 world cup, and that is as far back as you have to go for the last time — in fact, the only time — all four nations wer

it's a huge week too for scotland as steve clarke's side aim to qualify for their first major finalse serbia in a single leg euro 2020 play off a week on thursday. well, these three, grant hanley, leigh griffiths and craig gordon are back in the squad for the game. griffiths and gordon last played for scotland in 2018. i think when you look at lee over the years, he's always been a goal—scorer. i think... the years, he's always been a goal—scorer. ithink... it the years, he's always been a goal—scorer. i think... it shows you what he's all about. sometimes you need off the bench, you need to go. with leigh in the squad, it could give us that auction. the more options, the better. leigh is certainly one of those options. he wanted to be involved. i think he made a big, big decision in the summer made a big, big decision in the summerto go made a big, big decision in the summer to go play. so, he's put himself out there. he's brought great qualities of the gold peepers and he shown that in recent matches —— goalkeeper. to club football now, as it's a big night of champions league actio

no doubt still celebrating after winning their euros play—off final last week, but in slovakia steve clarke'shad lost their fizz somewhat. the only goal of the match came courtesy of jan gregus, to end scotland's nine—match unbeaten streak. northern ireland suffered the agony of play—off final loss last week and in austria their losing streak continued. they'd taken the lead late in the second half but austria came back to win 2—1. meanwhile in cardiff, wales chalked up their seventh successive clean sheet in a competitive match, as they beat republic of ireland i—o. a change of shape in the second half brought immediate results, with david brooks' header the difference to leave wales at the top of their group with one match still to go. natalie pirks, bbc news. there's more on the bbc sport website. but from me, goodnight. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodnight. hello. that was quite the weekend of weather, and to start the new week we find ourselves in between weather systems. so, actually, for a time there will be something drier and brighter. only for a

celebrations continue this evening, after steve clarke's side ended the 22 year wait for the men's teamlast night in a dramatic penalty shoot out — and no one who was watching has recovered since. chris mclaughlin reports. backin back in the big time and of loving it. the scotland playersjust minutes after the historic when that ended 22 years of hurt. and this search of medic penalty shoot out save that made the difference, a night in belgrade never to be forgotten. and in the serb capital this morning, a squad slowly realising what they had achieved. this morning, a squad slowly realising what they had achievedm was a long night. note sleep anyway after the game with that with the emotions of the night. wake up to watson messages on your phone and you begin to realise the magnitude of what we did last night was a magnificent effort from the players and they deserve all the plaudits that they are going to get. -- two watts of messages. back on the celebrations were behind closed doors. this the lockdown ration from one street just as the doors. this the lockdown ration from one streetj

steve clarke and his men have finally ended all those yea rs of men have finally ended all those yearsnd done the business. if you want a date in the sporting diary next year, the 18th ofjune, england against scotland, scheduled to ta ke england against scotland, scheduled to take place at wembley stadium, so disappointment tonight for northern ireland in belfast but glory for scotla nd ireland in belfast but glory for scotland in serbia tonight. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. tonight, joined by the chief business commentator for the independent, james, and the comment and features editor at city a:m., rachel. great to have you both with us rachel. great to have you both with us today. thank you forjoining us. let's start with some of the papers we already have. we will start with the daily telegraph because according to the paper, dominic cummings is at the beginning of the end of his time in downing street. it's after he and a close ally lost a bitter

the scotland manager steve clarke says he hopes they have made the nation smile again.ed for next year's european championship after beating serbia on penalties last night io their play—off final in belgrade. alex mcleish was the man in charge two years ago when they qualified for the play—offs and hejoins us now. you must be a proud man. after missing out on ten major championships, what is your emotion? relief, jubilation? yeah, i think jubilation. when we talk about relief, i guess sometimes that's what scotland takes, they equalise the last minute and you think, oh no, here we go again. the extra time. fortunately, we held on to the drawer and then the penalties was just absolutely masterful to behold. you obviously, everybody celebrating afterwards, i celebrated with my family watching it here in the house and everybody, for years and years, have now, are now living the dream and it's missed out a generation or two. they were flawless penalties as well from scotland. david marshall, the hero, he said that at 35 he thought his time would never come to go to thought

their coach steve clarke was still playing the last time the scots appeared at a european championship in 1996. qualifying for the africa cup of nations resumes this week after nearly a year's delay because of the pandemic covert 1000 protocols were in place for media attending to his ears training session. so his, they won their 1st games that way. back in november, $29006.00, top of the group and on friday they're up against tanzania. numbers are much out of syria. we've had a long time away from official competitions. last month we had opportunities to play to friendly's, to prepare ourselves for these 2 games in the cup of nations, which i hope all of the squad will be ready for this challenge. we're determined to do our best much. meanwhile, teams in the asian champions league are set to resume inside a bubble in cutter, using some of the stadiums that have been built for the world cup. but malaysia's champions johor will not travel after they were refused permission to leave the country by government officials. that's because of covert restrictions on the west indies, cricket tea

scotland manager steve clarke has recalled celtic striker lee griffiths to his side for their euro 2020t clarke believes he can make a big difference. i think when you look at him over the years he has always been a goal—scorer. he is dangerous in the 18 yard box. i think the goal he scored against aberdeen a few weeks ago shows you what he's all about. sometimes you need a goal and with him in the squad he can give us that option. the more options i've got the better and he is one of those options. the champions league continues tonight with liverpool up against italian side atalanta. ahead of the game, liverpool manager jurgen klopp is under no illusions about the challenge his side will face in italy. for sure so far, the biggest challenge in the champions league because atalanta with all they have done in the last two or three years, they are very settled team and difficult to play against. very special in their approach. slightly similar to leeds organisation wise. it will be a tough one. follow that on the bbc sport website and there's commentary of manchester city against 0lympia

2022 element which has been pushed back to next year because of the coronavirus pandemic because steve clarke was still playing the last time the scots appeared at a european championship. in 1906 i was still playing the last time scotland qualified a very, very long time ago. so. yeah, there is a definite generational the atmosphere in the field in the ego as a nation when you, when you do qualify in a protrusion. so hopefully this group can do a little qualifying for the africa cup of nations resumes this week after nearly a year's delay because of the pandemic. covert 19 protocols were in place. all media attending to his years, training session in israel won the 1st games way back in november, 29th teen and top of the group on friday. they're up against 10 zenia in a bunch on much of it of we've had a long time away from official competitions. last month we had opportunities to play to friendly's on how to prepare ourselves for these 2 games in the cup of nations, which i hope all of the squad will be ready for this challenge. we're determined to do our best. north and central america is

what about the man who led them there, steve clark?cely for a difficult scottish last game scenario, weren't we? 1—0 up going into the last minute of the game and conceding from a set play. it would have been easy to crumble and take the disappointment and not finish the game properly but they dug in in extra time. they kept believing and they get their reward when we got it to penalty kicks. they kept their nerve again. two big games, twice that group of players have held their nerve. and they were perfect penalties as well. a historic night too at wembley, as england beat the republic of ireland 3—0 in a friendly. harry maguire captained the side, and opened the scoring. jadon sancho and dominic calvert—lewin then sealed england's first victory over the republic since 1985. and it was a big night for teenagerjude bellingham. he came on to become england's third youngest player, aged 17 years and 136 days old. elsewhere wales v usa was goalless. after a seven—month delay, the masters finally got under way at augusta yesterday — but du

so steve, i suppose -- we were told -- or craig, we were told at least 51,000 votes we expected to come in today. we know as well that there are i think over 100,000 outstanding ballots here in clark county alone. steve, i think that number could potentially shift by quite a bit even in the next couple hours. >> jacob, i had the same reaction, 51,000. i remember the press conference yesterday. i imagine this is going to be the irs if thing that gets asked at this press conference, you told us 51,000 yesterday it's 30,000. maybe they'll put them out in a couple hours or so. i don't know. that was my first reaction, too. that was lower than what they had said. >> reporter: that's exactly right. joe gloria yesterday, the county clerk, the registrar here said they have the capability of counting 71,000 votes a day. to me it's a little bit -- it's interesting. i don't think it's suspect or anything, that we've only gotten this initial batch of 30,000. i do know the state has been reporting before the county in some cases. so you can get the county level data which comes out of this building behind me. then you can get the state level data which obviously comes from the secretary of sta

firstly, to congratulate steve clarke.t day‘s play, and around half the field, including rory mcilroy are yet to complete their first round. england‘s paul casey is the clubhouse leader on 7 under. he had the best of the conditions yesterday. this approach to the 11th green... his second hole of the day... produced an eagle. lee westwood is also well placed at four under, the same score as defending champion tiger woods. this approach on the par 3, 16th. it could be a huge weekend for lewis hamilton, he can win a 7th formula one world title which would equal maichael schumachers record. it‘s the turkish grand prix and the early impressons from practice is that the istanbul park circuit is very slippery, with grip causing some problems for the drivers. hamilton will win the title as long as he doesn‘t lose more than 7 points to his mercedes teamate valterri bottas. that‘s all the sport for now. lot‘s of rugby union internationals over the next month, the autumn nations cup starts with ireland against wales tonight, all the

firstly, to congratulate steve clarke, i think he is a super buy and i‘m really pleased for him and forlet‘s hope we are a full house. that would be a super occasion, although it certainly makes our life a lot more difficult. rafa nadal says he isn‘t thinking about retirement having equalled roger federer‘s record of 20 grand slam titles at the french open last month. the spaniard is in london at the moment, ahead of the atp finals that start on sunday. i have a lot of things in my personal life to enjoy and to be happy with, so when that day arrives, i think i will know it and i will accept it, and ijust going to be ready for the next challenges in my personal life. it could be a huge weekend for lewis hamilton — he can win a 7th formula one world title which would equal michael schumacher‘s record. it‘s the turkish grand prix, and the early impressions from practice today is that the istanbul park circuit is very slippery, with grip, tyre issues, causing some problems for the drivers and teams. hamilton, who was about a second off the pace, will win the title as long as he doesn‘t los

first this hour, the man who's lead them there — manager steve clarke.—0 up going into the last minute of the game and conceding from a set play. it would have been easy to crumble, and take the disappointment and not finish the game properly but they dug in in extra time. they kept believing, and they got their reward when we got it to penalty kicks, they kept their nerve again. two big games, twice that group of players have held their nerve. unbeaten in nine now, scotland, best run since 1930. a historic night, too, at wembley as england beat the republic of ireland 3—0 in a friendly. harry maguire captained the side and opened the scoring. jadon sancho and dominic calvert—lewin then sealed england's first victory over the republic since 1985. and it was a big night for teenagerjude bellingham — he came on to become england's third—youngest player — aged 17 years and 136 days old. elsewhere, wales v usa was goalless. one other football line, and the efl have reached an agreement with the premier league for a rescue package for leagues 1 and 2. the clu

scotland manager steve clarke has recalled celtic striker lee griffiths to his side for their euro 2020he squad he can give us that option. the more options i've got the better and he is one of those options. the champions league continues tonight with liverpool up against italian side atalanta and ahead of the game liverpool managerjurgen klopp is under no illusions about the challenge his side will face in italy. for sure so far the biggest challenge in the champions league because atalanta with all they have donein because atalanta with all they have done in the last two or three years, they are very settled team and difficult to play against. very special their approach. slightly similarto special their approach. slightly similar to leeds organisation wise. it will be a tough one. and british number one dan evans has failed in his latest attempt to beat stan wawrinka. the swiss had won their last four meetings and he came out on top again at the paris masters, winning a tight match in straight sets. it was a blow for evans, who's reached the semi—finals at the last two atp events. t

scotland boss steve clarke and his opposite number at northern ireland — ian baraclough. in due to social distancing... northern ireland ended a 30 year wait for a trip to a major finals, by reaching euro 2016 — and could now make it back to back european championships with a win later. two other games to remind you about tonight too — england play the republic of ireland in a friendly, while wales take on the usa. it really is a huge day of sport. that's because over in the usa, the masters golf gets under way later, but like never before... usually it's the first golf major of the year, in april... and so it's a year and a half, since tiger woods rolled back the years with victory to pop on a fifth greenjacket. could this be the year rory mcilroy, finally wins his first title at augusta national? well, he's not won a major since 2014 and finished in the top 10 just twice, since the tour resumed injune. us open champion, bryson de chambeau, is certainly among the favourites ahead of what will be a dramatic four days. you can watch highlights tonight on bbc two. here's ca

steve kornacki at the big board. we're going to listen in as promised, breaking news. clark county officials briefing on this razor-thin vote. let's listen in. >> obviously, we're very concentrated on trying to make sure staff can get in and out of here safely and continue to count ballots. so keep in mind that we're going to be adding security at all of our entrances and they'll only be granting access to those who are approved members of the media, members of my staff and those individuals who have business with the election department. so please keep that in mind. the purpose of being here this morning -- the work that's being done here in clark county to get the votes counted accurately. i have counts now on what we received from the election day drop box, the u.s. postal service on election day and yesterday, and also some additional ballots that we had pending because we had to stop processing to begin getting ready for election day support. so on election day at the drop-off locations at all vote centers on the election department, 34,743 ballots dropped off. the u.s.

. >>> good morning, i'm ali rasmus, we're in for pam cook and dave clark, in for steve paulson, we havek demayo, joining us with our thanksgiving forecast. >> good morning, frank good morning to you as well, looks like lots of sunshine, no rain clouds, one thing you'll factor in is a bit of a breeze in the north bay and north bay hills, lots of sunshine winds around 15 to 20 miles per hour, 30s and 40s, into the afternoon hours, it should be mild. mid to upper 60s, maybe a few spots could be flirting with the 70 degree mark, it looks like this mild, this dry pattern remains in place as we head into the weekend, we'll have more on your weekend out look coming up. >>> happening today all over the bay area charities are helping people in need on this thanksgiving day, but it is all being done differently, volunteers will deliver pre- package meals to people who can't leave their homes, three lanes of harrison street where the salvation army is located they are shut down so the volunteers can drive up in their cars, pick up the meals and go and deliver them. ray county salvation army passed

clark county mail-in ballots. there are many more of those to come. if they look like that, that puts biden in very good position. >> thanks so much, steve kornacki. and washoe is around reno, the proportion of mail-in ballots, the same as in clark, favoring biden, as mail-in balloting has been around the country, correct? >> you're seeing in the washoe numbers, that's what i'm going to try to get a sense of now, what you're seeing in the washoe numbers, i think was a little bit more balance. that last update looks like it was about 50/50 between the candidates. so there is a question, though, is this what's going to drive it for biden, is it going to be clark county. but let me check into that right now. >> okay. we'll be hearing back from you, thank you so much, steve kornacki, with the updates from the big board. >>> the trump campaign is taking legal action in key battleground states, certainly a lot in pennsylvania, filing lawsuits here, as well as in michigan, georgia, nevada, as they hold out hope the vote count will shift in the president's favor. a new lawsuit was announced in philadelphia and in nevada as well. pete williams joins me as w

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steve: who? who put the machine on that? >> the clarkran these signatures through with the machine set at the proper setting, thousands of ballots would be have found to be kicked out. you remember the story about people filling out ballots on the hood of a car? we have a witness seeing that, that they filled out ballots on a biden/harris truck. those are fraudulent signatures. if you don't have a system to check out the signatures, mail-in ballots become just, just ballot stuffing. so what are they doing in georgia? are you looking at the signature? it's not enough to recount the vote. i want to make sure that the signature on a mail-in ballot is actually real. does it match the database. and i can tell you in nevada they had the machine cut off. it might as well is have not had a machine. and that's what's at stake in nevada, and quite frankly, there are places where that may have happened. ainsley: gosh. it might not change the outcome of the election, but at least it would help preserve integrity, which we're all seeking. thank you s

i'm describing continues as more of these clark county ballots come in, i imagine it would look even better for him than biden leading. >> that's a lot. steveornacki, thank you so much, we'll be checking back with you throughout the hour. i know this is all moving very quickly, to keep everything straight for everyone involved. msnbc senior national correspondent chris jansing is in pennsylvania, the capital city, as counting continues but at a slow pace. >> reporter: slower than anticipated. i just asked steve kornacki, who stayed up all night after democratic leaders told me they expected joe biden's number of votes to surpass that of the president's around 5:00 in the morning, it of course didn't happen until 9:00, but there's also a lot of anticipation here, because in about, what, 20 minutes or so, we're going to hear a press conference from the folks in philadelphia, both city officials and electeds, who are going to, we think, be talking about where it stands now, how long it might take. because i will tell you that while the people i've been talking to have been spot on for more than 24 hours, when they said all the votes that are c

steve: right. i saw that the president tweeted out that there was a big victory in charkh county in nevada because -- clarkhey decided to look at the options about perhaps rerunning it. the president says that's a big victory. how does that impact the presidential race? the way we read it, president trump is still trailing by 33,000 in nevada whereas this particular case applies to these 10 votes in that one race. >> well, there were 153,000 votes cast in that one race there in nevada, and what we saw opens up the questions that we have been asking. if there are instances of fraud, if there are discrepancies, if there are irregularities, we should be looking into those. the fact that there are 139 instances of irregular fews in this one case should worry e the american people. people voting twice, that should worry the american people. we want to make sure we get this right because it's so important that we know every vote is counted and counted appropriately are. this is just one instance, and it opens the question for how many more. how many more people voted twice in nevada. we know in the primary in cl

clark county. we're talking about 12,000 vote difference and grenell comes out there -- >> jacob, i'm sorry, i've got to interrupt you here. steveornacki has the results from pennsylvania, steve, refreshing, recording right now, what do you have? >> these are coming directly from the city of philadelphia's website, they are not quite in our system yet, so i am going to tell you what we have here. the new total, let me call up philadelphia, and this is the latest report, you see these are the numbers that are in our system, the new numbers, the new current tally is joe biden 553,953 votes, okay. >> yep. >> donald trump 125,513 votes. so that is a difference of 28,440. okay? hang on. i'm doing -- that's the first f step. let me calm down here because we've got one important step. what we need to do here is subtract -- oh, it's been updated. it's in our system. so gained about 21,000 votes. and what that did it has put joe biden into the lead. joe biden now leads in pennsylvania, statewide, by 5,587 votes. so you see in that last update that we just got in a few minutes ago there, joe biden picked up about 23,000, 24,000 votes. i g

less than jacksonian to say about steve kornacki concentrating on stnevada, pull the lever and vote returns have come in, is that the case? >> out to the silver state. clarkshow you like maricopa county, about 3/4 of the vote. absentee invo here. biden, 54% to 44%. and washoe county again, for biden. if you were trying to say where does biden want to be in clark county, compared to 2016, double digits ahead of hillary clinton. here's one where clinton won by a point in 2016. biden, see if it moves but little bit more comfort a little bit. when you look at what it did to the statewide vote, joe biden up 50,000 votes at this point. would need a significant shift to get trump over the top on him there. one other i was looking at a minute ago, georgia. georgia, we just got a major update. i think you m can see it looking -- >> that's a bunch more votes. >> we were looking at trump up over 300,000. now 118,000. what just happened in georgia, big one came in. get this off the screen as well. lot of outstanding vote in de going for joe biden here, that's why the statewide gap just closed so much. still vote being counted, absentee or same day vote in deicable co