Friend of the scottish football receiving general brian takes up the story with feliks. Jed when you came across this figure of Andrew Watson was it was he some of the you knew that much about before the you were looking at a museum in the Foundation Stones of of scottish football and what. Well to my shame i knew absolutely nothing about him and i was working on the Feasibility Study in 1990 we brought me to the queens parks archives at the old hand and i was looking through a book of old photos of queens park in Scotland Team 7880 s. And there was this photo of the Scotland Team in their blue and white hoops and there was a black man stood at the back now has what i thought i was a football historian i knew the author wharton of preston north end in the late 1980 s. Was the 1st black footballer so i actually refused to believe my own ah yes there was this footballer now there were 3 or 4 more pitches of him playing for scotland against wales playing for queens park who were at the ti
In for pam moore. Vicki crews are still out, searching the building, but it is believed the bodies of all the victims have been recovered. We have Team Coverage tonight as families and friends cope with this tragedy. Vicki kron4s alecia reid spent the day with friends of the victims hearing their stories. Steve we begin with kron4s jr stone. He is live at the fire scene with brand new information at this time we have emergency reporter that in connection with the oakland warehouse fire that left 36 people dead. Tuesday crews spent the day not only clearing the rubble but focussing their efforts on the back side of this warehouse where they believe the fire started. Sot my understanding is that there is lamps and refrigerators and electrical closely examined all of those. Reporter out of the 36 victims, 30 of those families have been notified about their loved one. Five other families will be notified in the coming hours, and authorities are still working to identify one of the victims.
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