26/07/2014 Reporting Scotland

There's more throughout the evening on the BBC News Channel.

The World's fastest man has arrived in Glasgow for the

Usain Bolt says he's here to win gold with

On Day Three of the Games, Team Scotland could be poised

for a golden evening after another successful day.

It is a sight many feared would not be seen in Glasgow. Usain Bolt has

arrived. He says he is here to mix business with pleasure. I'm going to

go out and see the country. Try to show me their culture. I know I will

see a lot. I think I need the runs really because this is my first run

for the season. I really need to get it going. Bolt in action next week

in the relay sprints. COMMENTATOR: There is an awful lot

to be. It has been another medal winning day. Neil Fachy and Craig

McLean winning today. There was silver in the skeet. Scotland won

their first bowls medal of the games, silver in the para pairs.

Four Scots are in finals action. Led by Euan Burton in the 100 kilo

class, after he came through his semi-final. Five Scots will go for

gold in the pool. The women's 4x200 m also in finals action. A good day

for Team Scotland is poise to get even better. In the last few minutes

Neil Fachy and Craig McLean have won their second Gold medals of the

Games in the Para Sprint cycling. Scotland is still sitting

comfortably in third place on 18. That's eight Gold,

five Silver and five Bronze medals. England and Australia are still

in first and second place. The largest flotilla ever seen

on the River Clyde sailed from Greenock to Glasgow as part

of the Games celebrations. Around 250 small ships, yachts,

clippers We are heading down towards Pacfic

Quay where we are expecting large crowds. 250 boats from right across

the UK have made their way here to the Collide to be part of this. The

atmosphere throughout the whole day has been incredible.

Commonwealth Games organisers have said that this weekend could be

Hundreds of thousands of people will descend on the city for the sport as

From the sport in the venues, and the flotilla on the Collide. To the

tourists on the streets -- Clyde. And the cultural festival. Glasgow

is buzzer than ever. 350,000 tickets have been sold. That doesn't include

the free stuff like the marathon tomorrow. A couple of years ago,

when we had the papal visit they estimated 60,000 people on that

given day coming down, descending on to Glasgow. We are expecting well

over 100,000 to 150,000 people. It's one of Glasgow's busiest weekends in

its history. People were tweeting about problems getting to venues.

The music marathon going on all day behind me is part of the city's

cultural festival. It is adding to the busiest weekend that Glasgow has

seen in years. Bars and restaurants are twice as full as normal. The

hotel occupancy is around 95%. The city is vibrant and buzzing. Police

Scotland can't say how many officers will be involved in the information.

Forces from England and Wales have been drafted in to help over the

next few days. A large-scale demonstration took

place in Edinburgh city centre this afternoon against the Israeli

military operation in Gaza. Israel had launched ground

operations in Gaza in recent weeks in a bid to stop Hamas

firing rockets across the border. Protestors are calling for an end to

Israeli military action in Gaza and Time now for the weather

for tonight and tomorrow. We have seen a change in the weather

today. It has turned cloudy. This band of cloud pushing in from the

west that brought outbreaks of rain to western Scotland. It will

continue eastwards through the night tonight. We have seen heavy thundery

downpours across the north and east. The Met office issue a yellow

warning. There will be a return of rain to western Scotland tomorrow

morning. That band of rain across the north-east will clear away. For

some, we could see clearer skies. It will be a cooler night, 11-12

Celsius. Tomorrow, another cloudy day. It is will feel much cooler

than it has over the last week. Tomorrow morning, a cloudy start. We

will see outbreaks of rain to western Scotland pushing into

Dumfries and Galloway. The brightness for the western isles and

the highlands, heavy showers and these will be fairly slow moving. If

you catch one, it could be with you for quite some time. Temperatures

tomorrow around 20 Celsius. Cooler. Our next update is tomorrow

lunchtime during Until then,

from everyone on the team, enjoy