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Afghanistan. you say when youre alone, you think about pierre. and you believe, again, that he laid down his life to save you. i should have been the first person kill in all of this. and that day, he saved my life. seems like you think about him every day. >> i do, every single day. we have pictures at home. we talk about him -- we talk about the incredible things he did, the amazing things he did. what a great person he was. and i wont let what happened, the horror of what happened to take awa...

Of weapon that killed anna. bob readily agreed to that police searches home and take his guns and ammunition. >> were gonna have to get them analyzed. >> bob even provided a dna swab on the spot. this is a q-tip. so i want you to go ahead and rub it on your left cheek. well use it as evidence to rule you out. >> after the interviewed, after an hour, bob left to find his son. >> i wanted to see if he was really upset about it. >> and they never stopped each supporting each other. soon bob and igo...

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Oh, this is getting better and better and better! the director—general of the bbc, tim davey, said... while gary lineker described him as... he was encyclopedic in his knowledge and he clearly, and i know this from personal experience, he clearly absolutely loved the game and lived for it. and whenjohn motson retired from the bbc in 2018 after covering more than 2000 matches, the fans�* affection was plain to see. a fitting tribute to one of sports most famous voices. john motson, whos died ...

Cos you never agree with anything anybody says. certainly... well, thank goodness for that. ..not! and as footballs popularity boomed, so did motson�*s. you could hear his passion for the game in every syllable. oh, this is getting better and better and better! he was the voice of our sport for, well, pretty much 50 years, wasnt he? and a remarkable character, remarkable commentator. and he always seemed to get the mood right and get the occasion. and just lived and breathed football, didjohn....

He was an imitator�*s dream. cos you never agree with anything anybody says. certainly... well, thank goodness for that. ..not! and as footballs popularity boomed, so did motson�*s. you could hear his passion for the game in every syllable. oh, this is getting better and better and better! he was the voice of our sport for, well, pretty much 50 years, wasnt he? and a remarkable character, remarkable commentator. and he always seemed to get the mood right and get the occasion. and just lived ...

For, well, pretty much 50 years, wasnt he? and a remarkable character, remarkable commentator. and he always seemed to get the mood right and get the occasion. and just lived and breathed football, didjohn. and when he finally retired from the bbc in 2018, the fans�* affection was plain to see. a fitting tribute to one of footballs defining voices. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... on the eve of the anniversary of russias invasion of ukraine, the united na...

>> more than me. >> neil: you know, he didnt -- he wasnt impoverished but he didnt seem out the multimillion dollar speeches or seminars or foundations. that never seemed important to him. your quick thoughts on that. >> no, thats part of the reasons why the people seem to have a great respect and affection for him. his hero is harry trueman. he did the same thing. he went back to independence and led a modest life in a certain sense. the interesting thing is i saw a story where somebody was wat...